Sacsayhuaman is 12,142 feet above sea level
The edifice was called Sacsayhuamán or Saksaywaman, and is an incredible citadel on the northward perimeter of the city of Cusco, in Southern Peru. In the Engish Language, the Incan Fortress of Sacsayhuamán
or Saksaywaman means called the Incan Royal Falcon Fortress or Royal Hawk Fortress. The edifice was the historic capital of the Inca Empire, and was constructed at an altitude of 12,142 feet above sea level.
The Stones of Sacsayhuamán were moved an estimated 35 km from 
Rumicolca with some up to 200 tons
The longest of the three walls of Sacsayhuamán or Saksaywaman is about 400 meters. They are about 6 meters tall. The estimated volume of stone is over 6,000 cubic meters. Estimates for the weight of the largest Limestone block vary from 128 tonnes to almost 200 tonnes. These stones were moved an estimated 35 km (22 miles) from Rumicolca.
The word Rumicolca in the English Language is derived from Rumi or Stone
The word Rumicolca in the English Language is derived from Rumi or Stone. Many areas in this area in Peru
has a huge amount of Incan Folklore which goes back to the Wari People, who were Mesoameriacans that existed from about 550 AD to 920 AD. Click here to Join Members
Were the Wari people using acoustic levitation-based Technology ?
Theories suggest that the Wari People created Aqueducts, huge edifices and used a method called ‘Pirca’ where stones were carefully fitted together without the use of mortar. But still, how did the Wari People construct these incredible structures? Were they using acoustic levitation-based Technology to move and put these rocks in place?
