Ahu Vinapu: the Last of Easter Island’s Megalithic Walls

The Easter Island Moai statues are so iconic that most people have no idea that there still exists on the island at Ahu Vinapu, very ancient megalithic mortarless walls that may predate the statues themselves. Photo by Andrea Vera Sasso Captain Cook and the British expedition of 1774 marveled at the precision stone megalithic masonry … Continue reading Ahu Vinapu: the Last of Easter Island’s Megalithic Walls

The Cyclopean Tomb of Hili

More Info A UNESCO world heritage site, the Hili Archaeological Park is the location of a Bronze Age site in the United Arab Emirates. 1 The Hili Archaeological Site not only provides the earliest known evidence of an agricultural village in the United Arab Emirates, but also contains other Bronze Age and Iron Age villages, burial grounds and agricultural infrastructure. … Continue reading The Cyclopean Tomb of Hili

Top 10 Videos of 2018

Subscribe via email so that you never miss a post 2018 was a great year of research and exploration. This year’s top 10 list takes you up close and inside some of the most incredible megalithic marvels on the planet and face to face with some of the most enigmatic elongated skulls on earth.  (In … Continue reading Top 10 Videos of 2018

L.A. MARZULLI: Giants, Mound Builders & the Elongated Paracas Skulls

Subscribe via email so that you never miss a post http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXjOSpZgMZs In this exclusive Megalithic Marvels interview, host Dee Olson interviews researcher, lecturer and author L.A. Marzulli on the following topics... L.A.'s theory as to how the ancient giants of the Middle-East may have migrated across the Atlantic and  Pacific to settle in the New World … Continue reading L.A. MARZULLI: Giants, Mound Builders & the Elongated Paracas Skulls

Temple of the Condor: Journey through Megalithic Ollantaytambo [Part 2]

A Megalithic Marvels Special Video Series To view part 1 of this video series, click HERE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkjhLUa8iuI In part 1 of this series I shared how the sheer size and scale of Ollantaytambo is overwhelming to behold. As you enter this archaeological site and begin to follow the stream along the ground level to the … Continue reading Temple of the Condor: Journey through Megalithic Ollantaytambo [Part 2]