The legend of the Inca giants who built cities is a fascinating aspect of Andean folklore and mythology,

particularly in the context of the Inca civilization of pre-Columbia, South America.

According to Andean legends, particularly among some indigenous groups in Peru and Bolivia,

there were giants known as the Horus, who were

believed to have been skilled builders responsible for constructing impressive megalithic structures,

including some of the iconic Inca ruins such as Machu Picchu.

These legends often describe the giants as being exceptionally tall and strong,

even with supernatural abilities that enable them to move massive stones

and construct elaborate cities with remarkable precision.

It said that they built these cities using only primitive tools and methods,

yet the structures they created have stood the test of time and

continue to amaze archaeologists and visitors alike.

Oh, oh, oh.

Ben, doing a little reading there?

Sorry.

A pop-out book, the highest quality of research.

That's right.

Yeah, wow.

That was, it's where you got everything you know.

Just a series of pop-up books that we keep in the... According to most people, that is...

The library.

Little known fact, the library of Alexandria was actually constructed mainly of pop-up books.

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