Back in 1965 an Argentine citizen, Juan Moricz, who is an amateur archeologist, was poking about in the Ecuadorian Andes about 150 miles south of Quito, in the Province of Santiago. He found a cave held in superstitious awe by the Indian tribes of the area…
250 feet below the surface was a platform leading into a vault of considerable size. Radiating outward from this vault was a whole series of artificial tunnels. The same situation was found at the 500-foot level and at the bottom, 750 feet below ground level.
These tunnels evidently were made in exactly the same manner as the tunnels in the Bayan Kara Ula Mountains in China… perfectly squared and highly glazed, as if formed by intense heat. There are thousands — perhaps even tens of thousands — of miles of these tunnels beneath Ecuador and Peru. Mostly they’re still unexplored because the radiation in them is very high and compasses refuse to operate down there…
Only a few hundred miles of them have been surveyed, and those mostly in a cursory manner. There are a great many chambers filled with artifacts and statuary but, …