Ancient 'Gate of the Gods' Discovery

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Mysterious 'Gate of the Gods' found in Peru could reveal lost society

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Mysterious 'Gate of the Gods' cut into Peruvian mountain could reveal long-lost advanced civilization.

Measuring 23 feet tall and 22 ft wide, Aramu Muru has puzzled archaeologists since its discovery in 1996 .

Mainstream archaeologists are still searching for clues about its age and purpose.

The leading theory is it was constructed by the Tiwanaku culture that existed around 200 BC to 1000 AD.

Tourists who have flocked to Aramu Muru have said they felt 'strong spiritual energy' when walking inside the niche. They have also claimed to feel vibrations, see visions, or experience energy shifts when pressing against the smaller carving. However, no unusual electromagnetic fields, radiation, or geological anomalies have been measured to suggest anything beyond a carved rock..

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