10 Things of this world who have no earthly explanation
The history of our planet is full of surprising secrets, and life would not be enough to solve them all, but you with Genial.guru can have a look through the keyhole of the door behind this world of hidden secrets.
1. Ave giant Moa
The Moa was a kind of giant flightless bird that lived in New Zealand and became extinct in the fourteenth century (according to one theory) at the hands of Maori aborigines. The strange thing is that in one of the expeditions recently made a surprisingly well preserved moa leg was found.
2. The ceremonial fortress of Sacsayhuaman
This ceremonial surprising strength for his impeccable masonry cement without a drop (or similar). Some of the stones are so closely fitted that including not pass or a sheet of paper.
3. Puerta del Sol, Bolivia
The Puerta del Sol is located in Tiwanaku, an ancient and mysterious city. Some scientists believe was the center of a vast empire during the first millennium AD. Even today the meaning of the drawings that are enshrined in it are unknown but are presumed to have astrological and astronomical value.
4. Longyou Grotto - China
It is believed that the caves have a length of about 2000 years, and are one of the largest structures excavated by man. However, they also represent a mystery that brings head to researchers since. Archaeologists, engineers, architects and geologists from around the world have tried to figure out how, by whom and why they were built, so far without success.
5. The obelisk, Egypt
The obelisk began to be carved directly into the rock but soon began to appear cracks on its surface, and so I left it there. Its large surprises all visitors.
6. The submerged city. Yonaguni, Japan
This place was accidentally discovered by scuba instructor Khachiro Arataki. This underwater city refutes its existence several scientific theories. The rock that was carved sank about 10,000 years ago, that is, long before the construction of the pyramids of Egypt. According to the theories formulated before the discovery of Yonaguni at that time people lived in caves and power was still very primitive, nothing like building a city in stone.
7. Mohenjo-Daro (The city of the dead), Pakistan
The death of this city has been a mystery to archaeologists for decades. In 1992 the Indian archaeologist R. Banardzhi found these ancient ruins on the banks of the Indus River. Questions as the cause of their destruction and the fate of its inhabitants remain a mystery to scholars.
8. Ancient city of L'Anse aux Meadows, Canada
This settlement was founded by the Vikings over 1000 years ago, its existence means that people arrived in North America long before Christopher Columbus was born.
9.The tunnels of the Stone Age
The discovery of a vast network of underground tunnels (which swept across Europe from Scotland to Turkey) said that the people who lived during the Stone Age spent his days, not only hunting and gathering; Still, the real purpose of the tunnels remains a complete mystery. Some researchers believe that their task was to protect people from predators, while others say that it is an underground system that people used to move large distances protected from the weather and war.
10. Giant Stone Balls of Costa Rica
They were first discovered in the 30s of the twentieth century by workers who were clearing jungle to make way for a plantation of bananas. Local legends say that hidden within the rocks there is gold. A number of these areas were divided and some blew themselves but inside nothing was found.
1. Ave giant Moa
The Moa was a kind of giant flightless bird that lived in New Zealand and became extinct in the fourteenth century (according to one theory) at the hands of Maori aborigines. The strange thing is that in one of the expeditions recently made a surprisingly well preserved moa leg was found.
2. The ceremonial fortress of Sacsayhuaman
This ceremonial surprising strength for his impeccable masonry cement without a drop (or similar). Some of the stones are so closely fitted that including not pass or a sheet of paper.
3. Puerta del Sol, Bolivia
The Puerta del Sol is located in Tiwanaku, an ancient and mysterious city. Some scientists believe was the center of a vast empire during the first millennium AD. Even today the meaning of the drawings that are enshrined in it are unknown but are presumed to have astrological and astronomical value.
4. Longyou Grotto - China
It is believed that the caves have a length of about 2000 years, and are one of the largest structures excavated by man. However, they also represent a mystery that brings head to researchers since. Archaeologists, engineers, architects and geologists from around the world have tried to figure out how, by whom and why they were built, so far without success.
5. The obelisk, Egypt
The obelisk began to be carved directly into the rock but soon began to appear cracks on its surface, and so I left it there. Its large surprises all visitors.
6. The submerged city. Yonaguni, Japan
This place was accidentally discovered by scuba instructor Khachiro Arataki. This underwater city refutes its existence several scientific theories. The rock that was carved sank about 10,000 years ago, that is, long before the construction of the pyramids of Egypt. According to the theories formulated before the discovery of Yonaguni at that time people lived in caves and power was still very primitive, nothing like building a city in stone.
7. Mohenjo-Daro (The city of the dead), Pakistan
The death of this city has been a mystery to archaeologists for decades. In 1992 the Indian archaeologist R. Banardzhi found these ancient ruins on the banks of the Indus River. Questions as the cause of their destruction and the fate of its inhabitants remain a mystery to scholars.
8. Ancient city of L'Anse aux Meadows, Canada
This settlement was founded by the Vikings over 1000 years ago, its existence means that people arrived in North America long before Christopher Columbus was born.
9.The tunnels of the Stone Age
The discovery of a vast network of underground tunnels (which swept across Europe from Scotland to Turkey) said that the people who lived during the Stone Age spent his days, not only hunting and gathering; Still, the real purpose of the tunnels remains a complete mystery. Some researchers believe that their task was to protect people from predators, while others say that it is an underground system that people used to move large distances protected from the weather and war.
10. Giant Stone Balls of Costa Rica
They were first discovered in the 30s of the twentieth century by workers who were clearing jungle to make way for a plantation of bananas. Local legends say that hidden within the rocks there is gold. A number of these areas were divided and some blew themselves but inside nothing was found.
10 Things of this world who have no earthly explanation
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