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Shimao….jade embedded in the city walls to provide spiritual protection? relief sculptures of serpents, monsters & paintings of geometrical patterns on the inner walls; ~80 skulls were found under the city gate, mainly of young girls, suggesting ritual sacrifice. ? proto ?
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There was a "Silpan Route" in pre-Hispanic America?

For decades, history told us that the Aztec Empire and the Inca Empire were separated by an invisible wall of jungle and distance. However, modern science and archaeological finds are demolishing that myth. From copper metallurgy in the Peruvian cultures to the presence of the Spondylus shell on the Andean summits, the tracks point to an unprecedented maritime exchange network.

In this video, we follow the trail of the mante and huancavilcas navigators, authentic sea engineers who hacked the Humboldt Current with triangular sail technology. We explore how a sacred dog from Mexico ended up on the coast of Peru and why the gold found in the Sacred Cenote of Chichen Itzá holds Colombian and Panamanian casting secrets. It was not the land, but the ocean, the bridge that united the two largest civilizations on the continent.

Juan Vera 8 likes, 2 comments. "El Rastro Oculto en la Historia entre AZTECAS con los INCAS"

The civilizations of the Americas were never isolated. Archaeological clues, navigation records, and sacred traditions point to a surprising connection between ancient India and the Olmec, Maya, Aztec, Tiwanaku, and Inca. What mainstream history calls “mysteries,” this research reveals as a continuous sacred pattern that crossed oceans thousands of years before Columbus.
This video presents new evidence from Best Kept Secrets – Volume I: Hidden in Plain Sight, uncovering how maritime engineering, dynastic memory, sacred symbols, and ancient epics may connect India to Mesoamerica and the Andes.

True History: Best Kept Secrets 118 likes, 24 comments. "The Surprising Indian Connection Behind the Olmec, Maya, Aztec & Inca"