@borneously
Joined November 2021
Monument Valley in Arizona 😲😍
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Nature always amazed us
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The squared geometry carved directly into this massive boulder at Sardinia's Domus de Janas is hard to ignore. Standard timelines insist these structures were excavated during the Neolithic era using only primitive bone and stone tools. Yet the crisp, uniform doorways cut into such dense bedrock seem strangely out of step with the basic technology supposedly available at the time.
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Entering the hidden cave churches on the outskirts of Cairo. Zero tourists. Pure atmosphere. Like a scene from Dune.
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Ka-aper, 5th Dynasty, c. 2465–2323 BC. This wooden statue from Saqqara is one of the most lifelike portraits of Egypt’s Old Kingdom. The eyes were made with rock crystal, calcite, black stone, and copper, giving Ka-aper a gaze that still feels unusually alert after more than 4,000 years.
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The Great Ziggurat of Ur was part of one of ancient Mesopotamia’s most important cities. Its massive mudbrick core and baked brick exterior show how advanced Sumerian architecture was more than 4,000 years ago.
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India. Old vehicles or temples?
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Monumental beauty. Devils Tower, Wyoming. 🏔️💎
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Cave of the Crystals is located 300 meters below the surface in the Naica Mine in Chihuahua, Mexico
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Sequoia National Park in California 😍
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Route 163 Through Monument Valley in Arizona 😲😍
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Truly legendary.
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Giant Sequoias with human for scale. 📽: everchanginghorizon/ig
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Ancasmarca ruins, an ancient Inca archaeological site located in Peru's Sacred Valley 🇵🇪 — known for hundreds of circular stone structures known as qullqas. These structures served as storage facilities for crops like maize and other food items for the Inca Empire.
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5,000 years ago, while the Egyptians were dreaming up pyramids, another culture on the far side of the world was already standing on top of theirs. We call them the Caral‑Supe or Norte Chico; a civilization with cities, pyramids, plazas, and astronomy platforms… but almost no burials, no weapons, no ceramics & no art. A culture that built big, but left almost nothing of themselves behind. No necropolis. No signs of warfare. No learning curve. Just fully formed cities appearing in the desert, ruling the river valleys for nearly two millennia… then dissolving into silence long before the Chavín goldsmiths, the Nazca geoglyph makers, or the Moche metallurgists ever existed. Where did they come from? Where did they go? And why does the oldest civilization in the Americas appear architecturally fully formed?
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