The Peru-Egypt connection (video)

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Peru Egypt Comparison: Ruled by Giants
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Recently I took a trip to Peru, and guess what jumped out at me in some of the museums I visited there? Yes, it was giants. In Peru they are not whisked away like they are in the USA. (It should be noted that there have been hundreds of giant discoveries in the USA that have been either ignored or taken into custody by the Smithsonian never to be seen again.)

The Incas actually had kings who were giants and had red and blond hair. In the Gold Museum in Lima Museo Oro del Peru) you can still see the clothing and head of an Incan king who stood an easy 10 feet tall.

His golden robe is 8 feet long and did not touch the ground when he wore it. His gold gloves are twice as long as my hands. His dried and mummified head is easily twice the size of mine and I’m not a little person. There are two giants and their belongings in the Gold Museum in Lima Peru. Everywhere you go in Peru there are giant skulls and skeletons.

Many of the skulls are not normal looking either, and they are not all thousands of years old. In most cases we are talking hundreds of years.

I think it is interesting to compare the Peruvian skulls to the Egyptian busts especially when you think they both built massive structures of stone that we can’t explain. Does it prove anything?

[It proves they were connected by more than coincidence -- Peruvian cocaine found in Egyptian mummies, Egyptian-style pyramids found in the New World, similar historical/mythological tales, same obsession with astronomical observations, change to agriculture, war, divine right of rule, divine and semi-divine rulers, and so on.] More

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Civilization collapsed after cutting key trees

When the Nazca cleared forests to grow crops, fields washed away leaving desert.

The ancient Nazca people, who once flourished in the valleys of south coastal Peru, literally fell with the trees they chopped down, new research has concluded.

The Nazca caused their own collapse when they cleared their forests in order to make way for agriculture, thus exposing the landscape to wind and flood erosion, according to a study published in the journal Latin American Antiquity.

Best known for carving hundreds of geometric lines and images of animals and birds in the Peruvian desert that are fully visible from the air, the Nazca flourished between the first century B.C. and the fifth century A.D.

During these centuries they made sophisticated ceramics and textiles and amassed one of South America's largest collection of human trophy heads. Then, between 500 and 600 A.D., this enigmatic civilization slid into oblivion.

"It was not just that they were hit by a huge mega El Nino in about 500 A.D., but that they had already cleared their forests of huarango, a tree that lives in highly arid zones and stabilizes the soil with some of the deepest roots of any tree known-and can live up to 1000 years," Alex J. Chepstow-Lusty a palaeoecologist from the French Institute for Andean Studies in Lima, Peru, told Discovery News. More

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