Band of Holes
Monday, 17th November 2008 by Ian Brown
In south-western Peru, on a plain called Cajamarquilla is the band of holes.
Running for about a mile across the barren rock is this line of holes of varying depths and sizes, with occasional clear gaps, for which locals and archaeologists have no explanation. They have guessed at grain storage and burial sites, though neither theory has held up to scrutiny.
Information and pictures and be found here. What's your theory?
And don't miss these Peruvian mysteries previously posted on Google Sightseeing.
Thanks to Remko Jansen and Andrew.
Aliens! Okay, not aliens. But someone had to say it.
I think it was done deliberately to confuse people in the future, so they would look at the holes and go: “I wonder what these were for?”
Obviously these are ceremonial. Whenever one can not identify what something was used for one must state that it is “Ceremonial”
http://www.oup.com.au/titles/academic/social_science/anthropology/9780199263332
The holes are migrating northbound in a perfect formation.
This is where they warehoused the gold prior to shipping it back to Nibiru. Each hole contained enough gold to fill one space transport. 🙂
(This comment will be meaningful only if you have ever read any of Sitchin’s books, such as “The Lost Book of Enki”)
C’mon guys. This is obviously tread marks left by a colossal ancient unicycle. The gaps are where they managed to jump it.
Obviously test holes from the movie Holes.
Looks like camp greenlake is real. Where is jon Voit when you need him
Ancient pogo stick testing ground?
very accurate machine gun fire from a UFO?
Funny how it continues N until they get to a steepish piece of ground, where they go “Oh sod it, this it too hard, let’s give up now”.
this is a strange place… take a better look! some photos (close-up) of the “band of holes” (Pisco Valley) http://www.nazcamystery.com/pisco_valley.htm one other links: http://www.world-mysteries.com/mpl_piscovalley.htm CIAO!