Bolivian Ruins: UNESCO To Search Ancient Findings
Bolivian Ruins: UNESCO To Search Ancient Findings
UNESCO sends archeologist to the ancient Incan ruins of Tiwanaku in Bolivia, also known as Tiahuanacu, where articles of a lost civilization perhaps three to nine thousand years old, have already been found. The square mile excavation yields new discoveries, daily. CU of stone carving of a civilization that existed long ago is pre-Incan. Stone carving as a whole with scenery of the scenic Bolivian country side in the background. LS of Archaeologist standing on an ancient wall pieced together by man with bricks. High Angle Shot - Square mile excavation pit as achaeologist working along with students and native people. Two archaeologist looking at a recovered vase, about 99% of the vase is still intact. CUS - A ceramic head. Medium LS - Around 75 to 100 men have a large rope tied around a stone slab that refuses to budge. Various CUS of Bolivian soldiers are methodically moving a 3-ton block up hill. The men pull on ropes to drag the huge slab of stone uphill. CUS - The famous Sun Gate that once was covered with gold before an expedition from Spain arrived. High Angle Shot - Looking down at an excavated site, perhaps it was once a meeting place or place of worship.