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Harun Yahya




                                    DISCOVERIES IN PUMA PUNKU


                                          THAT REFUTE EVOLUTION



                                                                           The size of the megaliths forming the ruins of the
                                                                           pyramid at the Puma Punku amazes visitors. One
                                                                           block in the step-pyramid, whose base measures
                                                                           approximately 60 meters (197 feet) by 50 meters
                                                                           (164 feet), weighs some 447 tons. The other stones
                                                                           used weigh between 100 and 200 tons. It is illogical

                                                                           to maintain, as evolutionists do, that these gigantic
                                                                           blocks were transported on logs using thick ropes.








































             Evolutionist archaeology can't explain the
             marks where a great many megaliths at the
             Puma Punku are joined together. These are
             reminiscent of metal clamps. For a long time
             it was thought that these T-shaped clamps
             had been pre-cast at a furnace, then placed
             cold into carved indentations in the blocks. Later investigations using scanning electron microscope,

             however, revealed that they were poured molten into the indentations. Spectrographic analysis
             showed that these clamps consisted of an alloy of 2.05% arsenic, 95.15% copper, 0.26% iron, 0.84% sili-
             con and 1.70% nickel. All this is evidence that past societies used advanced equipment during the con-
             struction process.   42



















                 Imprint of metal clamp                     Imprint of metal clamp seen                 Imprint of metal clamp on
                 frequently encountered at                  on the blocks at                            stone structures at Angkor
                 the Puma Punku                             Ollantaytambo                               Wat, Cambodia



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