Peru Mysteries: Caral Rewrites the History Books

Archaeological evidence continues to surface and change the course of history as told by mainstream scientists; that is to say it goes against the grain of what historians believe is true based on evidence dug up in the past. A prime example can be found at Caral in Peru.

Up until the discovery of the Caral Pyramids in 2000, it was believed the oldest civilisation in the Andes was the Chavin who thrived from around 900 BCE. Caral, reset the historical records back by about 2000 years.

Split Personality: Exploring Alternate Dimensions

The idea of parallel universes is a complicated hypothesis that cannot be proven until you experience it first-hand. Personally I have not, but have met several people who claim to have had profound experiences in alternate dimensions.

Having interviewed several such individuals, I have no reason to doubt what they told me is true. You can generally sense when someone is not speaking the truth as their voice and demeanour give an indication they are spinning a tale. During my encounters I did not detect any wool over my eyes.

Undiscovered Peru: Cahuachi Pyramids

The Cahuachi Pyramids in the Nasca plateau are thought to be the remains of the most important settlement in Nasca culture. Believed to have been built around 2000 years ago and spanning 370 acres of sandy waste ground, the former religious site is the biggest known ceremonial complex to be made out of clay.

The size of the settlement indicates how advanced and influential the Nasca were in ancient Andean culture, but today, the partially excavated site does not portray the story of the regions prominence. The dry, arid desert does little to inspire the imagination.