These huge developments likewise clearly fill no genuine need

history channel documentary science Machu Picchu (Peru): Machu Picchu is an old Inca "city" roosted high on an edge between two breezy slopes, well mountains really, some about 8000 feet above ocean level in the high Andes. The "city" was worked on this exceptionally steep, rough and rather out of reach double mountain edge and not even the Spanish Conquest ever known about or found it. Clearly the best figure is that it was developed as a kind of "Summer White House" for the Inca ruler (yet no one knows for outright beyond any doubt and there are elective thoughts). Given the area and landscape, it's not really a perfect spot to manufacture a 'city', particularly when the Inca Empire controlled immense measures of much more reasonable area to pick and pick a "Mid year White House" for their dear pioneer. There's something fairly odd regarding why Machu Picchu was inherent the primary spot at tremendous expense and exertion, loads of huge stone squares must be cut, transported and hurled into spot, yet manufactured it was. Be that as it may, it was relinquished to the components only somewhat over a hundred years after the fact. Go figure! Why?

Egyptian Pyramids (Giza, Egypt): These huge developments likewise clearly fill no genuine need. Why assemble a pyramid as a tomb for one, when for the same exertion, you have a sepulcher for a huge number of Egypt's privileged! In any occasion, no smoking weapon bodies (mummies) have been found in the set of three of those awesome Giza pyramids. Tomb burglars after gold, gems and different assets are very justifiable; yet of what worth is scratching off with the carcass? In any occasion some lesser pyramids have had fixed sarcophagi found, unique mortar set up; no bodies! Something is odd some place - once more! Maybe the pyramids were truly planned as cenotaphs - dedications to the dead pharaohs rather than tombs for the dead. On the other hand maybe the genuine or if nothing else supplementary purpose(s) of the pyramids has yet to have been considered.