Will you examine the magnetic field of the Akapana, especially the alignment in the direction of the Pumapunku?
Just about every guide to the site places a compass on the Akapana pyramid stone to show its magnetic properties. I’ve never paid much attention to this since the compass effect is a natural property of the stone. However, Tiwanaku is full of alignments–solar and lunar towards natural features on the landscape–I would be interested in investigating.–Alexei Vranich Since it has been stated that the Gateway is 14,000 years old, is it possible to prove or disprove this? Also, how do you account for images of Africans and Chinese features in the small temple? Tiwanaku is a magnet for Atlantis hunters and a variety of new agers. The idea that Tiwanaku is 14,000 years old is based on a rather faulty study done in 1926. Since then, there has been a huge quantity of work both on the archaeology and geology of the area, and all data indicates that Tiwanaku existed from around A.D. 300-500 to 900-1000. Still, the Atlantis hunters flock to the site. I believe the Discovery Channel is even maki
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