Hortensia de los Santos
Author, Researcher, Theorist
Megalithic Evidence, Global Similarities, and Suppressed Knowledge
Abstract
Across the world, megalithic structures exhibit an advanced understanding of engineering, material science, and celestial alignments. Many of these sites share striking similarities despite being separated by thousands of miles. Additionally, ancient carvings and iconography consistently depict the same symbols and motifs across distant civilizations. Conventional explanations, such as influence from known prehistoric cultures like the Phoenicians, fail to account for these anomalies. Myths and sacred texts describe flying machines, gods, and giants, narratives dismissed by mainstream academia. This paper examines the global evidence and argues that the only viable explanation is the existence of a highly advanced civilization,either terrestrial or extraterrestrial, that either predates known history or visited Earth in antiquity.
Megalithic Constructions Found Around the World
The presence of massive stone structures built with unexplained precision is a global phenomenon. These structures predate the civilizations that are credited with their construction and often display architectural techniques that defy mainstream archaeological explanations.
1. Notable Megalithic Sites- Göbekli Tepe in Turkey circa 9600 BCE presents advanced carvings and astronomical alignments
- Puma Punku in Bolivia possibly Pre-Ice Age presents precision-cut andesite blocks, interlocking stone technology
- Sacsayhuamán in Peru Age unknown presents cyclopean walls with perfect filling stones
- Caral in Peru circa 3000 BCE presents complex architecturall design and monumental stone constructions
- Teotihuacan in Mexico listed as 100 BCE but possibly much older with Pyramid construction build with energy conducting materials
- Ba'albek in Lebanon age unknown with 800+ ton stones and unexplained transport methods
- Stonehenge England circa 3000 BCE presents astronomical alignments, massive quarried stones.
- Yonaguni Monument Japan age unknown possibly Pre-ice age presents submerged megalithic structures
- GUnung Padang Indonesia possible 20,000 BCE Megalithic terraces and potentially buried pyramid
- Easter Island in Rapa Nui possibly older than 1200 CE presenting a transportation mytery and underground Moai
These structures share technological and engineering similarities despite their geographic separation.
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Despite mainstream explanations attributing these structures to isolated civilizations, their construction techniques indicate a common knowledge base or influence.
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Shared Engineering Techniques
- 1. Cyclopean Masonry ‑ Seen in Peru, Egypt, Turkey, and Japan, featuring giant stone blocks fitted with precision.
- 2. Polygonal Stonework ‑ Found in Sacsayhuamán (Peru), Mycenae (Greece), and Puma Punku (Bolivia).
- 3. Astronomical Alignments ‑ Many sites align with solstices, equinoxes, or star constellations.
- 4. Massive Unfinished Stones ‑ Examples at Baalbek, Yangshan Quarry (China), and Easter Island, suggesting an abandoned construction phase.
The similarities suggest either lost ancient knowledge or influence from a common, advanced culture.
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Beyond architectural techniques, many ancient symbols, carvings, and artistic depictions appear repeatedly across separate civilizations.
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A. The "Handbag" Symbol
- Appears in Göbekli Tepe (Turkey), Sumerian carvings (Iraq), Olmec statues (Mexico), and Hindu temples (India).
- Could represent energy devices, knowledge, or lost technology.
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B. Winged Beings or Gods Descending from the Sky
- Anunnaki (Sumeria), Hindu Devas, Egyptian deities, and Mesoamerican gods are all depicted with wings, helmets, or strange attire.
- Possible representation of technological flight rather than spiritual metaphor.
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C. Serpents and DNA-Like Double Helixes
- Quetzalcoatl (Mesoamerica), Naga (India), Djed Pillar (Egypt).
- Could be esoteric knowledge of genetics or energy transmission.
These similarities suggest a shared knowledge base rather than independent artistic coincidences.
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Mainstream archaeology often attributes diffusion of ideas to explorers like the Phoenicians or later civilizations.
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A. The Phoenician Hypothesis
- Phoenicians were expert sailors (~1200 BCE) and may have reached the Americas.
- However, they could not have influenced structures built thousands of years before their civilization like Caral-Supe.
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B. Other "Prehistoric" Civilizations
- Theories of Egyptian, Sumerian, or Chinese contact with the Americas exist but lack direct proof.
- None of these civilizations had the level of engineering necessary to explain Puma Punku or Göbekli Tepe.
The scope and age of these sites exceed what known prehistoric civilizations could have achieved.
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Ancient texts provide descriptions of aerial travel, non-human beings, and advanced technology, often dismissed as myth.
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A. The Vedic Vimanas (India)
- Hindu texts (Ramayana, Mahabharata) describe mechanical flying craft.
- Pushpaka Vimana could travel at will, changing directions instantly.
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B. The Book of Enoch (Jewish Tradition)
- Describes being taken to the heavens and seeing the Earth from above.
- The Watchers (fallen angels) may be an ancient record of extraterrestrial beings or lost knowledge.
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C. Ezekiel's Wheel (Biblical)
- Describes a spinning, mechanical craft with moving wheels.
- The structure suggests a technological object rather than a spiritual vision.
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D. Prophet Elijah's Ascent (2 Kings 2:11)
- "And it came to pass, as they still went on... there appeared a chariot of fire, and horses on fire, and parted them both asunder; and Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven"
These descriptions across cultures suggest flying technology, celestial travel, and encounters with non-human intelligence.
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Mainstream academia rejects these possibilities due to institutional bias.
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A. The Dogma of Linear Progression
- Academia insists civilization started 10,000 BCE with agriculture, rejecting earlier advanced societies.
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B. Fear of Disrupting Established Theories
- Recognizing a lost civilization would invalidate much of what is taught about history.
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C. Suppression of Anomalous Evidence
- Out-of-place artifacts (OOPARTS) and findings like the Bosnian Pyramids are often ignored.
The refusal to explore these anomalies is rooted in academic rigidity, not lack of evidence.
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After examining megalithic sites, engineering similarities, shared iconography, ancient texts, and the suppression of evidence, the conclusion is clear:
- 1. These sites were built with knowledge beyond what is attributed to ancient cultures.
- 2. A common global civilization either terrestrial or non-terrestrial must have influenced or built them.
- 3. Myths and sacred texts are historical records of technological encounters, not metaphors.
- 4. Mainstream archaeology resists this conclusion due to ideological and institutional constraints.
The overwhelming evidence suggests Earth's true history is far older and more advanced than currently accepted.