It was me, shambu, who posted the previous post. Nice to meet you! I especially mentioned "pre-inca" since I believe to have understood that the Incas as well as their descendants deny to have created the huge and impressive walls and certain other structures to be found in Peru and beyond. How could they have done so, given the poor means they availed of? These pre-inca structures are real wonders of stone-molding. And there is at least a great deal of superficial similarity with the photographic images taken near the Japanese island of Yonaguni. Cultural links between the Inca or pre-inca culture and that of Eastern Island are pretty much accepted. Please correct me if I am wrong.

Did any of you, who are interested in unbiased archaeological research, hear about the "pyramids" that were recently discovered in Bosnia? So now not only Japan, but even Europe claims to have pyramids. Check it out for yourselves on http://www.bosnianpyramid.com/Archive.html
and on http://piramidasunca.ba/

Hoping to be of service to you,

shambu.