Mysterious Stone Formation in Baja California: A New Archaeological Site?

Enigmatic Rock Formation in Baja California Sparks Archaeological Interest A recent video posted online has brought attention to a peculiar rock formation discovered in Baja California, Mexico. The formation, featuring unusually straight and precise cuts in the stone, bears a striking resemblance to ancient masonry. This has led to speculation about a possible undiscovered archaeological site in the region. The video presenter, while exploring the area, noticed the unique characteristics of the rocks. "You can observe the cuts, so perfect," he states, emphasizing the unusual symmetry of the stones. This observation is backed by a similar discovery in Guerrero state, at the Tehuacalco site. Excavations there between 2006 and 2007 uncovered 18 structures, suggesting the possibility of a larger, previously unknown civilization. The video's popularity and the intriguing nature of the discovery suggest a high potential for further investigation. The precise cuts and the alignment of the stones raise questions about the methods used in their construction, potentially offering valuable insights into ancient building techniques. The discovery underscores the importance of continued exploration and research in uncovering Mexico's rich history.