Awesome !!!

Hopefully these sites will get to be studied by archaeologists before they destroyed by religious groups who don’t want to history of Afghanistan to be told ! I remember hearing a report also in Iraq that a lot of ancient sites were destroyed !

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Pampa Grande archaeological site is dated 600 BC.

Wow, thank you for sharing.

Keep up the good work. This is very fascinating.

I'm pretty sure these are all nomadic herder camps, abandoned, but perhaps as little as 5 years ago. Anything not made of mud gets pulverized by the environment in very few years. Here's an example of a semid-nomadic camp in Sahelian Chad that's still in use: maps.app.goo.gl/VW7DU9G6rMoXFqvd7

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they were more like refuge camps ..u see the pattern of all cities like a grid? squares its not becuz it looks from above like it but they built it according these patterns after the cataclysmic event they saw somethin with these kind of patterns in the sky..

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so cool

These are old posts near the Ancient City of Sijilmasa in Morrocco. Around 8th-14th century. It's an old trade center. It's part of an old trade route like the silk road that connected the sub-Saharan Africa to the Mediterranean.

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Love these! I cant always tell if they have been reused by some farmers or rural peoples but the actual ruins themselves look ancient as hell

People who survived without an Arc.

I found some ancient stone arcs in central africa. They are out of nowhere and pretty amazing. Try search ancient arcs in google map.

It really seems that North Western Africa was under water with mountains that were islands. South of here you get stuff like the "eye of Africa" Richat structure. From google earth NW. Africa looks like it washed into the Atlantic. The last few years these old cities have become an obsession of mine. Thank you for this find. This really added a lot to my desire to search this area more.

Check this out. Possibly seems man made. Could be very old: 25° 38’ 36” N 16° 50’ 48”E

Fascinating! My first guess is that the holes are wells that were dug over time to follow the water

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The last few rock faces that had buildings look like they touch dried up river shore. Maybe? It would be interesting to show the locations of the buildings, then show how it approximately compares in location to the old map(s).

Was looking forward to the new video! Keep them up

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Could be film sets as well

You will old ruins all along the historical silk route. I would expect those same people created settlements further away from the road, and that may be what you're seeing. There are other imagery providers, that can give you higher resolution images for a closer look.You should also look for signs of old roads and old riverbeds. Rivers change course all the time.

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Mongolians are nomadic; I wonder if these are seasonal sites that they will return to in the summer/winter to erect their yurts. Also, some of these might serve as corals for horses, goats, and other animals.

Very cool

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Im not sure but i think that i have a way to get more people to follow - get a couple of girls from the street in the intro and have them say "we're looking for ancient cities with Colin Voyager - come join us" .. lol of course you deserve much more than this - its just that this place has gotten bad as you can probably sense .. Regards

The "modren" towns seem to be living off the ruins in many places there - quiet literally

Super awesome stuff.. Whole place was nuked to dust imo ... well its a very very large place.. Iv been finding stuff all over old and newer - in ruins / mines..

Great finds amigo !!! what are the coordinates for the find at min 3? 😻

Make more videos please. Also what’s located in Siberia under the melting snow and permafrost? Look closely “New evidence unearthed from ancient fortresses in Siberia is totally rewriting our understanding of how complex societies evolved. Radiocarbon dating of artifacts has revealed that Eastern Russia's Amnya I and Amnya II sites are around 8,000 years old-centuries older than similar structures in Europe.”

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So how long do you reckon the wall might have been? That's pretty impressive. Looks like the people that built it captured a part of the land for themselves, going out to the sea towards east and with a protective wall towards west.

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Wow! Fascinating! Is there any way you can "save" some of this stuff before Google Earth makes it impossible to see?

Thousands of years ago that may not have been in the middle of nowhere. Wasnt the Sahara a lush forrest/jungle many many years ago? We need to do some LIDAR in the area. Absolutely fascinating!

Neat!

All of North Africa switches back and forth from lush grassland to desert every ~10,000 years due to a wobble in Earths axis. Libya will be prime agricultural land once again.

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Damn you have done alot of research. Hope your videos take off one day, super interesting, love ancient ruins and history