Megalithic Marvels - Guess What We Found Beneath This Old Spanish Church?

Episode Date: October 6, 2026

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Guess what we found hidden beneath this old Spanish church. So I recently returned from my annual Peru and Bolivia tour, which I do each September. And one of the highlights from this expedition came rather unexpectedly. On just our second full day of the tour, we were down near Puno, Peru, where we had just visited this incredible site known as Inca Kamen. which is located right on the shores there of Lake Titicaca. And having been mesmerized by this megalithic stone-cut-like stadium, we were now on our way to the featured site of the day,

Aramuuru, the infamous sandstone stargate. So on the bus, everyone in our group was like beaming with excitement in anticipation of seeing this precision cut enigma that Inkin legends described as being a portal to other dimensions, basically. And about halfway there on the bus, my tour director, Michael, he leans over to me from across the aisle to ask me a question. So I kind of lean towards him. And I notice that Michael is speaking in like a whispered tone. I'm thinking this must kind of be important. And he proceeds to tell me that our tour guide, Rumi, had recently heard a rumor that there might be something

of interest to our group hidden beneath an old Spanish church. And this old Spanish church just happened to be on our way to the next site. So Michael asks if I'd be interested in stopping to learn more. To which I replied, uh, yes, of course, stop at the church. And so eventually we get to this church. The bus pulls over, but we didn't tell the whole group the reason for our stop just yet, because we wanted to go inside to talk to someone and make sure that we could actually go down to see what we were hoping to see. So our guide is going first. by themselves to the church to talk with a person in charge and basically I said ask if we can make a generous donation to the church in order to see what's hidden beneath their Spanish floor.

And to my pleasant surprise, our guides walk back to the bus giving me the thumbs up showing that the officials at the church agreed to our terms. So we then tell our group the reason for this unexpected stop along the highway and everyone's eyes seem to enlarge with excitement a smile start to form across their faces the excitement was literally palpable and so we all load off the bus and quietly make our way inside the old spanish church now this church itself was incredible this was an original Spanish colonial church built around the year 1605, I believe. I mean, the architecture, the bell tower, the giant entry doors, the paintings inside, the icons, the huge, elaborate golden sanctuary up front. It was just amazing to behold. But there was something

more amazing in my humble opinion that we had come to see something far more ancient something far more mysterious now inside as you are looking at the golden sanctuary if you panned the left there was an open squared area with this large wooden platform that covered much of the floor there and the person in charge told us to basically push this wooden platform several feet off from where it was centered. So several from our group got on one side and began to push this large wooden platform out of the way. And again, all of our minds are thinking, what is hiding underneath this spot? Now, once we get this wooden platform moved out of the way, there it was. There we saw it.

It was an approximate like two foot by two foot squared cut entrance into the floor. And when you looked down inside, you could see like a rotting brick staircase that led from the entrance down into what looked like a crypt. And this was just like a scene out of an Indiana Jones movie. and some of those in our group, myself included, were in disbelief at what we were about to experience. Now, before anybody went down inside, we huddled the group together and gave very clear instructions to be very careful going down the stairs like this is at your own risk, and to not touch anything underneath, not touch anything that we were about to see. And so one by one, each group member went down into the crypt as I waited to go down last

because with filming and stuff I did not want to be rushed. And so after 30 minutes or so, finally my time arrived and my excitement grew as I was seeing our group members come up out of the hole in amazement. I'm thinking, what have they seen? what am I about to see, this could not get better. And so I approach the hole in the floor. I peer down into it and I could see again the crumbling Spanish brick staircase below. And so I begin my descent. And it was similar to like entering a home's crawl space. If you've ever done that, it's very challenging, very uncomfortable, is you've got to put your hands in each side and

lower your feet hoping you'll hit the bottom. And so I lowered myself down, trying to find my footing was a challenge as the stairs beneath me were very unlevel. But I bent my knees and I inched lower and lower. And as I ducked my head beneath, I found myself inside this small subterranean bricked chamber or crypt. It had an arched ceiling and it was damp. As I focused my eyes forward, I saw this like squared niche in the center wall in front of me. In Toronto, every arrival is a statement and nothing says it better than this. Cadillac Optic was the number one selling luxury EV in Canada for 2025. Find your rhythm across a seamless 33-inch display and an immersive 19 speaker AKG surround audio system.

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Shoes scattered around. There was even larger blocks, some random garbage, and then I began to see something else. I saw bones. Pieces of bones seem to be scattered everywhere on the shelves and on the dirt ground layer. I panned to my right, and I saw there were skull fragments and a femur. on the shelf to the right side next to some very old-looking women's shoes, which was very interesting. And so I then kind of panned to the wall on my left. Again, the wall to my front had this niche in the middle with shelving, but I didn't really see anything on the shelf. But on the shelf to the left,

as my eyes focused to the darkness, I could see there were like six or seven femurs. all organized in a line next to each other. Some of these femurs appeared quite large, but then as I looked further left, down towards the corner where the staircase was, in the very far back, there I saw them. Two complete skulls were placed on a shelf next to a smaller skull fragment and the largest of the femur bones. But as I looked closer, one of these complete skulls was different from all the other skulls that were down inside this crypt. And this skull was the very reason we were here. For this was not just any ordinary skull.

No, this was an elongated skull that appeared to be naturally elongated and not elongated due to cradle headboarding. And I was able to get very close to the skull, as you can see from the photos in the video footage here. And I could not make out any sagittal suture lines running along the midline of the cranial vault. So to me, this is one of the giveaways that this may be a natural elongated skull, meaning it was born this way. It's like this genetically and not because it was artificially deformed through headbinding as an infant. And as you can see, this skull, this elongated skull appears to be very similar looking to other natural elongated skulls found all over Peru in Kusco and even in the Paracus area that feature these enigmatic anatomical genetic differences when compared to conventional normal human skulls. It was in the 1920s that Peruvian archaeologist Julio Telo first began to discover

graveyards around the parochus area filled with skeletons that possessed some of these largest elongated skulls on earth that were born naturally like this and they often have larger ice sockets and jaw bones than conventional human skulls they're often missing the sagittal suture lines like we have they often have 25% plus more cranial volume than our skulls have many of the natural elongated skulls even have two mysterious holes in the back of the head that our skulls obviously don't have. And I theorize that these may have featured fleshy tubes that came out of them, which may have been for circulation or for some other reason. The form and magnum is also something to talk about on these natural elongated skulls. The form and magnum is the hole in the head where the neck

attaches. On a conventional skull, the neck attaches right in the center bottom of the head. But on these naturally elongated skulls, it attaches to the very back. It looks very alien-like. And that is totally genetics. And one more factoid to throw out is that there have been hundreds of infant or newborn babies found all around Peru and Bolivia with massive. elongated skulls like they literally came out of the womb with these skulls proving they did not were not born with a normal skull that was cradle headboarded which takes over a year to complete and take the shape these were born like this so what was this skull and all these other bones doing down under this church in this crypt how old really was

was this elongated skull and these other skulls in femur bones? Why were they concealed beneath this old Spanish church? Did the Spanish build this church on this specific location because they found an older prehistoric megalithic site right here? And was this skull from this older civilization, from a lost civilization perhaps? And why did the Spanish build so many of their churches literally on top of not just Inca sites, but older megalithic sites that even predated the Inca. And here's just two other examples of this. If we look at the Cori Concha Temple in Kusco, this was the capital of the Inca Empire in Kusko.

This temple called the Kori Kansha. but if you look at the foundations of it, it's megalithic. It even predated the Inca. But the point is when the Spanish conquered Kusko, they built their Spanish Catholic Church literally on top of this megalithic structure. Another example is the church that the Spanish built directly on top of the great pyramid of Cholula in Mexico. And this pyramid is one of the largest pyramid complexes by volume in the ancient world. And they plopped their church right on top. I'd like to know what you think.

Why do you think it was so important for the Spanish to build their Catholic churches on top of these much older structures? Was it just a show of dominance? Or was there other reasons? Were they also doing this so that they had access to all of the hidden artifacts underneath, the specimens underneath, even the treasure underneath, the tunnels underneath, and possible ancient technology hidden underneath? I'd love to know what you think. Leave me a comment and don't forget to subscribe to my channel from wherever you watch or listen.

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