CLEAN : Chile: Viracocha III reed raft launched in Pacific

The video discusses the Veracocha three raft expedition, aiming to demonstrate the historical capabilities of ancient boats traveling from Chile to Australia, potentially reaching Polynesia. The boat is constructed from reeds from Lake Titicaca, with cotton sails and extensive rope. The expedition highlights both cultural and technological aspects, aiming to showcase ancient navigation and boat-building techniques.

What was the primary goal of the Veracocha expedition?

• To discover new trade routes

• To explore the Amazon rainforest

• To study marine life in the Pacific

• To demonstrate ancient maritime capabilities

Which materials were used to construct the Veracocha raft?

• Bamboo and silk

• Reeds and cotton

• Plastic and nylon

• Wood and metal

How much rope was used in the construction of the Veracocha raft?

• 10 kilometers

• 20 kilometers

• 35 kilometers

• 50 kilometers

What is the significance of using original technology in the expedition?

• To reduce costs

• To ensure faster travel

• To maintain historical accuracy

• To improve safety

What is the focus of the scientific aspect of the expedition?

• Analyzing ecological impact

• Studying ocean currents

• Mapping new territories

• Testing modern navigation tools