5 Unexplained Historical Mysteries That Are Scary

[@theavandenberg6876]

Raoul Wallenberg was a genuine hero who didn't deserve his sad fate.

[@stephaniemiya9757]

In 5000 years when archeological examiners find Dali and Picasso paintings they will also have questions about the odd bodies of the persons in the paintings. Maybe historical artists also had some creative license in their sculptures

[@alanfrize235]

There's a theory that I once heard, that says that a lot of these structures could just be people showing off how wealthy they are, basically the ancient equivalent of the 18th century folly.

[@mittykitty7744]

I always wondered if they were created by children like the odd things modern kids create.. it is possible

[@Logan_Baron]

I just pointed a comment about do some people think imagination is something new. That back then it was only possible to create paintings and sculptures of things they had actually interacted closely with?

[@Mollypopithelen]

Great point.

[@chrisrobson8540]

OMG what is this?????.......common sense.......logical theories?????? surely it must be unfounded and without any evidence of course its aliens!!! seems to me these days the most outlandish and ridiculous solution must be true

[@Mollypopithelen]

I agree with the late Prof Carl Sagan that the destruction of the library at Alexandria effectively took the human race back to ground zero in terms of records relating to science. No surprises in my opinion that we unearth these apparent 'anomalies'.

[@Nolan33177]

I i used to agree with him about everything. Until I found out he was just another paid debunker. Early in his career he got it. He knew as an astronomer that UFOs were real. But, then went the way of it will take us 70 thousand years to knock next door. Blah blah blah. And a UFO could be in new York and pass voyager in 1 minute.all that kuank they shoved down our throats based entire generations of science on wrong foundation's

[@Nolan33177]

But I agree with him on your point about Alexandria. A true travesty that we as humans never seem to learn from

[@so1idify]

@@Nolan33177they do say the burning of the library set us back at least 500 years

[@ssherrierable]

Man they had nothing but books they copied from ships and other visitors to Egypt that’s nothing compared to the internet… 😂 THAT MEANS THE ORIGINAL COPIES THAT THEY RETURN AFTER THEY COPIED STILL EXISTED! Dumbasses….

[@kimberlypatton205]

Come on, Tye! “Mer- lynn”??? I can’t believe you’ve never heard of King Arthur legends featuring Merlin the Wizard?

[@alanfrize235]

Or the proper pronunciation of 'Edinburgh '

[@meghanmisaliar]

If he's under 30 it makes sense. They don't read books.

[@therabbitthing]

​@@meghanmisaliarboomer comment

[@therabbitthing]

​@@alanfrize235it's not something commonly said in the west and its pronounced totally different than its spelled. We're taught to pronounce based of spelling. Don't be so snobby.

[@meghanmisaliar]

​@@therabbitthing Except I'm 36 and "boomers" are in their 70s. Dunce 🙄

[@spareaccount3639]

In regards to the story about the french stones pointing towards scotland. As a scot I have to tell you Edinbugh is not pronounced Eden burg , its Ed in bur ah.

[@cruzrobertson4885]

In regards to your grammar. As an English man I have to tell you Scotland has a capital "S" its not scotland , its Scotland

[@sarge4455]

@@cruzrobertson4885 good grief

[@hollymartins6913]

Wait until you hear dub-LIN.

[@christiansven5043]

​@@cruzrobertson4885 In regards to your grammar, as a Scotsman, I have to tell you that it's "it's" not "its" in your sentence. You've also put a full stop when you meant to put a comma.

[@narcissusnarcosis614]

@@christiansven5043 that it’s* 😉 not “that’s it’s”

[@ArmyCop]

I'd say that we should make up a drinking game where, every time he mispronounces a place name or word (like “meer-LYNl), we take a drink. If he mispronounces Edinburgh or Dublin, it's downing a shot. It could be called “WHERE THE HELL IS TY TALKING ABOUT” game. But I'm worried that it would lead me, and most of his subscribers, into becoming alcoholics.

[@meghanmisaliar]

And yet you'll continue to watch. You know what he's talking about. Who cares how he pronounces it? It's a petty complaint.

[@trawlins396]

It doesn't bother me. I know how to pronounce it correctly.

[@lucianabarretodealmeida5620]

😂😂😂

[@LauraHarperauthor]

@@meghanmisaliar it’s not petty. He clearly does wonderfully detailed research on most of his content. It would be helpful if this extended to the correct pronunciation of some of the most famous cities in the world.

[@meghanmisaliar]

@@LauraHarperauthor why? It's HIS channel. If you don't like it, don't watch it. He clearly doesn't care.

[@sandraspruill4831]

RIP Raoul Wallenberg you were a SAINTLY GUARDIAN ANGEL!!!

[@101less]

Those stones would make good cover for archers against invading archers or even places for lances/pole arms against horsemen. Maybe they cover a 2 mile/ 3ish k strategic piece of land and were set up to help aid against invasion from an aggressive neighbor? Who knows...

[@robins.9700]

What a hero Wallenberg was ❤❤

[@psalmsreader7997]

One small detail in Jerry's story about the doorway seems to have been that he was given Paiyote by the shaman to help him sing the notes.

[@Sjkaiser85]

I like videos like these. Ones that are more detailed and explore more topics such as these. It is hard to find videos to watch that are not just short and simple things that are over before you get into it.

[@Lilactime402]

Utter nonsense.

[@noneyabiz6928]

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[@arthur1658]

I think Jerry had taken too much local tobacco 😂

[@MrPablo1uk]

Somehow, I’ve managed to live in 2 of these locations featured. Having said that, tidworth and Salisbury aren’t that far apart.

[@phineasthegreat2402]

I think the sculptures are like today’s caricatures. It’s silliness from people who had a sense of humor.

[@YasienOsman-ts4ed]

These Videos Are Very Interesting. Not Everyone Has Knowledge Of History. Some Of These Videos Are Real & Some Are Not. The More We, The Better We Can Teach Others Because In Today's Life People Are Keeping To Them Self.

[@graceyoung3771]

I love the mysterious and paranormal but I can't help but think the reason the Gate of the Gods was never finished was because the ruler died or someone else took over and found something more important to spend time, and resources on. Now here all us big dummies are thinking it's a portal of some kind when it was actually supposed to be the past kings new palace all along.

[@sarge4455]

I think the small figures were made by fathers for their children

[@notofthisworld5267]

That's probably the best theory yet. They do look like toys of sorts.

[@JeffreyJuanitaTaylor]

What! I'm one of the first 100 haha! That is epic!

[@thelonggame9166]

9:23 It was aliens as opposed to the people in the area at the time were much more intelligent than accredited.

[@Mattipedersen]

my thoughts exactly. "Aliens did it" is the new default, I suppose.

[@AmericaJonesiepipes]

@@Mattipedersen most proper archeological experts call it what it is , racism. The aliens did it all because, Indigenous people were wild savages and too dumb, is what it is .

[@lorieakin5771]

The stones were made and sold just like any other quarry site. If you wanted an obolisc as a marker for whatever, you could by them there. Could be used as building materials also....like for entry ways. Sections for statues to be carved could also be a possibility. Not all standing stones are markers.

[@reedeayers]

Why would they just…stick the stone there then? Seems like they’re marking something if they’re in the middle of nowhere.

[@lorieakin5771]

@@reedeayers I would think it's a have way point. Transporting such heavy things can't be cost effective. They'll only bring to this point but the buyer has to pick it up and take it the rest of the way. Kind of like a distribution center.

[@rachelparker2242]

The carnack stones look very useful as a defensive barrier for any army looking to hold that ridge in ancient times. You could shelter or more shield an army

[@rachelparker2242]

Not an obvious daily use, but I imagine that people have always had multiple uses for their tools

[@Cynsome1]

Thank you for mind exercising content.

[@kelynntaylor9457]

The series of stones were to slow down seafaring marauders and provide defensive cover for the fighters.

[@heatherknowles6946]

Thanks for sharing Ty 🙏💙😊

[@paulwright8378]

2 years in prison for banging a drum ffs

[@craigoliver8712]

+deportation(rough justice)

[@KellyHill-k4m]

If there are that many stones and you pick out any two random stones and draw a line I’m sure you could pinpoint any place on earth so I doubt that reason makes any sense

[@lilalbz93]

Top 10 Fan! Keep Em Coming Ty! thanks man

[@seandelap8587]

Its not just Dublin that you can't prounounce its Edinburgh aswell

[@meghanmisaliar]

Who cares? Obviously not you since you continue to watch.

[@iamperplexed4695]

It got you to leave a comment didn't it?

[@_kainzow9365]

Aliens contacting humans is such a lame cop-out when it comes to Archeology. Humans have been more advanced for much longer than most people know.

[@Nolan33177]

Why's that? They contact us today

[@bridgetbenson6291]

My theory for the "door." A bunch of people were told to carve this area. They get to this part and asks big boss for the pay of this portion. Big boss says I'm paying you in experience. The workers walk off the site. Big boss complains that the younger generation doesn't want to work anymore. The only thing that has changed between the beginning of humans to now is the tech.

[@solasauto]

Looks like they just used a machine to do the sides, and made the 'door' to be able to lift it.

[@Truecrimekid]

Great vidddd

[@SamAlexKelly]

John called the cops on the drumming man for disturbance, then procceeded to steal the drum xD ...But the man got 2 years for drumming.

[@patrickndirangu8228]

I'm not quite sure what makes you call a warlock a witch.

[@x3ro_qu4k39]

The guy who went through the carving door thing in the rock sounds like he went out there and smoked dmt

[@meghanmisaliar]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@trawlins396]

Absolutely!

[@brendaweis1444]

I concur!!!

[@cathpounder8779]

The figurines don't sound too different from the paintings and carvings from the ancient Egyptian gods so maybe that's where this civilisation moved on to, as it is in North Africa itself.

[@DANIEL666YUSUPOV_KAZANOVA]

Very interesting video thanks for posting

[@amyongiri8104]

Why is all advanced art and architecture in Africa attributed to aliens? Did aliens also build the Eiffel Tower?

[@LisaHumble]

Edenburg? Come on! Are we in so much trouble because KZbin influencers can't pronounce the name of the capital of Scotland correctly?? Where's the nearest cliff so I can jump!

[@BeaBea-54]

he did this in another video as well!

[@MelissaNicoleYT]

The stones look like graves to me 🤷🏼‍♀️ one big graveyard

[@meghanmisaliar]

It's not a graveyard.

[@MelissaNicoleYT]

@@meghanmisaliar but they did find burial chambers💁🏼‍♀️

[@oliviajohnjohnolivia8142]

The beginning of hard rock.

[@MelissaNicoleYT]

@@oliviajohnjohnolivia8142 Cafe?

[@cathpounder8779]

Or the figurines represent offerings to their gods or are idols such as the cross or totum poles.

[@glasgowjohn7831]

meerlynne and edinburg two historically famous names and you can't even get them right

[@kathleengenieve3804]

You're pronouncing King Arthur's magician Merlin incorrectly. You're putting emphasis on the last syllable Lynn like a woman's name. It's the other way around. The emphasis is on the first three letters MER as in mermaid.

[@gruesometwosome6098]

He's still struggling with Edinburgh... It's not that hard to say 😂

[@meghanmisaliar]

He probably doesn't care.

[@trawlins396]

Yet you still keep subbing.

[@mayanation]

Get over it. There's no law that says how Edinburgh is to be pronounced.

[@gruesometwosome6098]

@Channel Red l'm not having a go at him, it just makes me laugh 😅

[@meghanmisaliar]

@@mayanation thank you. I'm so tired of seeing the many whiny butt hurt comments sharing feelings over how he pronounces words. 🤢🤢

[@kathydavenport4422]

Have you ever thought they were just playing around and that’s what they came up with. You know there are all kinds of artists all over the world

[@seandelap8587]

You do in fact have certain tribes in Africa that average 6ft and over so they are the people that they could have been referring to

[@ianrumbolt]

I have a friend from West Africa and he is well over 6 foot tall.

[@shirleysmith6131]

To me it looks like a giant laying across the top of it.

[@marcosofsky2605]

AlienBeings??? An ancient culture with"Far superior knowledge"??? If I haven't heard these explanations for every mystery.

[@tinaharnish]

You point out in stones from Africa cannot be accurately dated, then you mention rather precise dating for the Carnac stones. Why? How come the discrepancy?

[@Mattipedersen]

I take it, the new default is "Aliens did it" ;)

[@patriciawhite619]

The Carnac stones continue into the sea, been there, seen them and they are marvellous..

[@craigoliver8712]

That is some seriously harsh punishment for banging a frigging drum 🤔

[@patrickndirangu8228]

A warlock not witch

[@timrobinson4262]

Nice

[@lane20062]

🎉

[@ittybittykittymama7582]

Maybe all these ancient things are nothing more than practical jokes by some long dead person. I can see, in my mind's eye, someone carving away on some statue or door, laughing to himself and thinking, "They're never going to figure THIS out!"

[@user-kcrpine]

Okay, stones were damaged. But why is the result that people can only see them in winter?

[@cathpounder8779]

WW2 claimed the lives of tens of millions of innocent people as we know, and as many, many soldiers were conscripts, they too were innocent so my question is how many guilty people did it claim and, considering the conscripts, who were the guilty (outside of the dictator leaderships) and who decided who they were?

[@meghanmisaliar]

The Amera Meru story sounds like the inspiration for the book 'FairyTale' by Stephen King.

[@llywrch7116]

Stephen King is alive. Why not ask him?

[@meghanmisaliar]

@@llywrch7116 sure I'll do that next time I speak w him. 🙄

[@llywrch7116]

@@meghanmisaliar Email works.

[@meghanmisaliar]

@@llywrch7116 he doesn't have a public email address. And he doesn't respond to fan mail. He says that openly. He gets too much.

[@marionrobb71]

Although there was a public force similar to a police force in Edinburgh in the early 1600s, there was no police force as such in England until well into the 1800s...so whoever took the man banging his drum away from Tidmouth...it was not "the police"!

[@Ann71987]

Watching this only makes me giggle and wonder what the future people are going to think about what's going on nowadays ... The arts and people and way of living and technology and ECT. 😂🤦‍♀️😜 ohhh how much fun 😂

[@JayGideon-7]

What is with the narrator's pronunciation? Also the syntax seems off.

[@lelandfitz1762]

How is #1 a Mystery? I came here for unexplainable occurances. Not someone who maybe got killed in a Sovjet Prison. Hundreds of Thousand of People died that way and seldomly families were informed.

[@patriciapalmer4215]

🛑❗ PRONUNCIATION FOR EDINBURGH not Edenberg, it's Edinburrow.

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

"Eden-burg"😂

[@SteveDave211]

Wallenberg was so right about slightly trusting the Soviets more than teh Nazis. RIP Raoul Wallenberg.

[@cathpounder8779]

What were the Sumerians doing at Lake Titicac?

[@FireflyGirl68]

Why is it that humans only began recording events a few thousand years ago? There has to be proof of long ago civilizations that kept records before we did. Where did they go?

[@KellyHill-k4m]

Two years in prison for beating a drum that in itself makes me not believe that story

[@martygould5114]

You must scare easily because none of these stories are scary.

[@oliviajohnjohnolivia8142]

Have you seen Bambi ?

[@ThEnlightnd1]

Whats funny is i thought..maybe it looks like soldiers and giants from the sea? Deterring invasion? Calender

[@LauraHarperauthor]

Great info but your mispronunciation of Edinburgh is brutal

[@carlwinters8632]

Anytime a manmade item is suggested to be more than 6000 years old, some scholar comes out of the woodwork and says it's not possible. That alone only makes me believe Graham Hancock even more. Its as if they are trying everything they can to keep the general public from thinking outside the box.

[@SamAlexKelly]

Jerry was tripping balls

[@maxpiemuse9584]

Holy smokes. Did you somehow request extra ads for this video? I think there was more ad than content.

[@feherbear]

People complaining about pronunciation, this is an AI narrator.

[@shogunofgrowing4839]

19:02 who else laughed dont lie

[@zukostryder]

It's actually called Aramu Maru

[@SkywalkerSnape]

Fibber McGee errr Jerry needs to stop doing drugs with Pedro

[@dgoo8294]

hahaahah that has to be the worst pronunciation of edinburgh ive heard in a long while. lmaooo amazing.

[@ChrisMoody]

Where was the Scary?

[@derbdep]

you misspelled "Aramu Maru"

[@cathpounder8779]

Didn't you just say it isn't possible to radiocarbon date stone? I'm sure you did.

[@judithcatlett8518]

To me, No. 3, look like directing landing “lights” for UFO’s.

[@littleredwitch]

OMG! I just heard: Saals-bury!!!!! Now it’s gonna be WW3! In Hampshire I’ve always heard it as: Sauce-bry.

[@SamAlexKelly]

It cannot be a male witch, a man cannot be a witch, it's a warlock

[@jantruitt9241]

Bate and switch!

[@Saiyan_B]

It’s pronounced like it’s spelled Ed-in-burgh

[@oldfogey4679]

Becca it's pronounced Ed den burha

[@melanieashman1066]

maybe the giants where dinasours

[@jq2539]

Carnac is a cemetery

[@GredelsRage]

It doesnt take advanced tech to carve soapstone. It doesnt take advanced to carve marble or granite either. Once again Ty Knots gives conspiracy precedence over fact.

[@andrewcollins3672]

You can carve soapstone with your fingernail! One of the reasons it’s named after soap.

[@fatefox3912]

Please carve something and pay it here for all of us to see

[@BeaBea-54]

and the metal is clearly from a meteorite !

[@chrisrobson8540]

eeedinburg seriously eeeeeedinburg!!!!!!! the whole of scotland has just tuned in its grave and the majority of them arent even dead

[@tishlinda]

Pedro thrusted Jerry; 😢

[@M_guwop]

Sweden get far from enuff credit for their kindness

[@johnzeszut3170]

The Namoli figures would make great salt and pepper shakers.

[@thesilentgeneration]

Amazing what peoples imagination can come up with to explain an innocent hole in a rock.

[@moussapolytropos]

Nothing scary, that’s for sure…

[@annab6726]

MUR-lin. Not mur-LYNN.

[@JCJeffrey]

In Regards to the African figurines, The Bible speaks of these things. Giants and nephilims. What most people don’t understand, Fallen Angels mated with not only humans, but the beast of the fields aka animals. This is where you get these hybrids. Even Satan is mentioned to be Serpent like for a reason.

[@Logan_Baron]

Yep, people could dream up and imagine bizarre things. And yes the bible is an example of that as well as the figurines.

[@rebeccarivera5432]

The narrator sounds like the guy that does the WF videos. Is this the same guy?

[@aftermarketconsulting9972]

WF has the same amount of subscribers, you may be right. But on WF he is able to correctly pronounce the names of places and people.

[@Jammo1978]

Now you know full well that the capital of Scotland is not pronounced Eedin- berg 🙄 its pronounced Ed-in-bur-row and I've pointed out this fact to you on several occasions and I know full well that others have also, so you're either ignorant of the fact or your ignoring the comments😅😅😅

[@williebeamish5879]

I don't think the narrator reads these comments. Ever.

[@craigoliver8712]

He's American

[@meghanmisaliar]

Who cares?? Obviously YOU don't since you continue to watch.

[@meghanmisaliar]

​@@craigoliver8712 I agree w you. We pronounce it Edin-burgh. Always will lol 🤷‍♀️

[@Jammo1978]

@@meghanmisaliar jog on you fucktard I'm pointing something out as other people have done so go and take your face for a 💩 💩 💩

[@Mtlmshr]

All these mysterious stone sites really are not that mysterious if you think that maybe, just maybe, they are simple fanciful art pieces that the people of that time decided to do and nothing more! As far as two stones lining up with another site or sites across the world, that possible because there are so many stones that are there that of course there are probably a couple that randomly line up with another place. Sometimes we as people read to much into things and maybe we should just take them in as amazing pieces of some type of art!

[@philipbuckley759]

being focused on ets is funny because a creationist view, of the world offers an answer....the early people had more knowledge, and that knowledge, for one reason or another keeps getting lost, so it has to be rediscovered...