America's Stonehenge: Behind The Mystery (Full Documentary)

[@vevenciomastilero932]

Judging from the architectures and designs of the Tiwanaku Empire versus the performance of your work, they are more sophisticated and technologically advanced than we presume. Transporting a large stone takes a lot of toll and time. Imagine transporting thousands of large stones to the top of a mountain. If the Tiwanaku Empire did it with ease and more precision using ancient tools, then more kudos to them.

[@laurajames7]

I just listened to The Ancients podcast. Very good interview.

[@sc9041]

Really fun. A couple young men having the time of there life. Had a great time watching this. Hanging out at the bar. I don't think this is how things where done back then but it was a fun trip for the whole community.

[@shoosz7644]

One of the most brilliant journeys I have ever witnessed! Blessings to all! This video should be shown in every school world wide! Teach your children well!

[@JohnKSedor]

Connecticut has a Stonehenge near Groton, where the U.S. Submarine base and manufacturer is located. It's called Gungywamp and through dating methods and archeological reviews, it's thought to go back to about the year 1200 AD and may be connected to early Celtic explorers.

[@bannedone3ice138]

OH MY LORD !!! I’m loving this......still halfway. I just want to say, how come this doesn’t have millions of views.

[@rosemcguinn5301]

TITLE is MISLEADING as it's INCORRECT. Titicaca is NOT America's Stonehenge.

[@JDAbelRN]

Amazing adventure documentary and the mixing of culture, language, history and spiritual aspects is mind blowing. Wonderful story of of people gathering to use their physicality and intellect. Congratulations to all the people involved.

[@borderreiver3288]

what an amazing project and proving that it could well have been the way large stones were moved about.,...by sheer will and determination and everyone cooperating...

[@fishing4truth91]

I was given the impression that the boat building project was restricted to the techniques and materials available to the indigenous people of the time of the construction of the massive walls and monuments that we see today at Lake Titicaca. But it appeared that the sail used on the reed boat was made of modern conventional material. I would have thought that the indigenous people might have constructed their sails (if indeed they used sails) out of the same reeds as the boat was constructed with.

[@BracaPhoto]

Honestly I'm sure they could have spent an extra month to figure out a sail... But who cares they accomplished the HUGE part of the "supposedly impossible by humans questions"

[@d_ruggs]

I saw a few shots with a reed sail. But it was after the storm I didn't see it again. maybe related

[@146gta1]

I'll never get over the name 😂😂😂 lake titicaca

[@shereehi5539]

Darn it english!!!!

[@Gjergji311]

Ancient legend holds that the lake was named after the words an infant pronounced upon refusing to suckle at its mother’s breast. Eventually, the woman bathed in the lake and the situation was remedied.

[@ashyowl]

@@Gjergji311 lmaooooooooooo

[@hfrt29]

🤣

[@khadijadillman7694]

😂 especially when you are an English and Arabic speaker 😂

[@heartofthunder1440]

Mind games. Someone with a sick humor, and plenty of money

[@scumbucket666]

and then we got covid

[@patrickdumont8670]

The most magical part of your great accomplishment is from @45:00 until the end. Democracy explained and showed. Thank you 🙏 Is there a follow up video of the plaza ?

[@dazuk1969]

I think this is commendable effort, but i saw more and more modern materials appearing on that boat..ropes, sails and so on. The amount of wood used here could have built a boat also. Some of the stones at Tiwanaku are estimated to be 20-30 tons...how were they moved ?. I dunno, this does not convince me one bit....peace.

[@josephpublico2337]

Nothing very modern about rope.... or sails. The wood used could be re-used indefinitely. If that stone was 9 tonnes, then 30 tonne stones could be moved with three times more people/effort. However, this was just a trial run: generally speaking, when you do anything like that, it gets easier with experience, as you add more and more little shortcuts and learn easier ways of doing each phase. Try moving a big stone in your garden: I bet that after moving it 4 or 5 times, you'll find better and better ways of doing it.

[@dazuk1969]

@@josephpublico2337 Nice comment, and yes, there is nothing new about about ropes and sails. But this was supposed to be a demonstration of ancient methods...so use what they did...not modern stuff. The "just add more people" thing to lifting very heavy weights has been proven many times to be incorrect due to a variety of factors. Don't take my word for it....look into it.

[@DEATH-THE-GOAT]

Kon-Tiki was a sailing raft, which was built in Peru and sailed from Callao in 1947 to Polynesia under the leadership of the Norwegian 🇳🇴 *THOR HEYERDAHL.* _The voyage was carried out to confirm Thor Heyerdahl's theories about the migrations of people in the Pacific Ocean._ _Kon-Tiki was built from nine logs of balsa wood, based on twelve selected one-ton tree trunks cut down in neighboring Ecuador. No nails or wire were used, only hemp rope. Bamboo tubes, reeds, banana leaves and some pine planks made up other building materials._ _The crew consisted of six people: five Norwegians 🇳🇴 Thor Heyerdahl, Erik Hesselberg, Knut Haugland, Thorstein Raaby, Herman Watzinger, and the Swede 🇸🇪 Bengt Danielsson._ _In an other project, Thor Heyerdahl built Ra I, in 1969, in an attempt to cross the Atlantic. It is a "reed boat", built of papyrus according to the ancient Egyptian model._

[@bannedone3ice138]

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

[@d_ruggs]

I really wouldn't sweat the getting towed. This build had way more constraints with time than they would have had. they wouldn't have set sail without everything needed, but you guys did due to outside (and modern) pressures. would love to see something similar with a 100 ton stone from egypt

[@NorthernGate777]

thanks for the vid

[@Starboard528]

Wonderfully done!

[@robo08ify]

America’s Stonehenge is in New Hampshire, not South America. It’s also known as Mystery Hill in Windham, New Hampshire.

[@tucker5.712]

Elberta Georgia ..

[@reallyneed2know]

Thats one yes..but most impressive megalithic structures in America are in South America not north America

[@frankhartman323]

Theres one in lake Michigan as well

[@BracaPhoto]

You guys got stuck on trying to replicate it exactly... You could have used a slightly smaller stone and built a slightly smaller one - but once I saw the ending i was glad to see you did the bigger one 👍😁 Show them the way and allow the people to create their own - - - Awesome ending

[@frankhartman323]

Theres a Stonehenge type structure in lake Michigan!!

[@agendatwentythirty8244]

researchers have found a rock carving of a Mastodon at the underwater Stonehenge of Lake Michigan. In 2007, at a depth of twelve meters, researchers found a peculiar set of aligned stones that are believed to be over 10,000 years old.

[@bartdebondt8663]

I want to see the whole process, not fragments. Key moments of loading and unloading techniques are not visible.

[@jeffevans3193]

the answer to the riddle is, Robert C. Christian = Roman Catholic Church, which in prophecy its the beast in chapter 13 of the book of revelation. The beast that rises from the sea. The beast that rises from the earth is America. Jesus has given me the wisdom to understand. I cannot do anything unless my father in heaven allows me.

[@johnkorhonen7801]

To be frank and honest the first thing for making the boat idea credible is to move and transport the largest monolithic stone at Puma Punku not a comparatively small one. If the Inca could do it so should the people who want to make a theory of this kind gain credibility. After all something like

[@johnkorhonen7801]

This was done then. Why not now.

[@BracaPhoto]

Cmon man they proved man can do it with simple tools.. Period - why is it sooo impossible to think man couldn't accomplish this??

Braca Ganon why is it so hard to belive Humans had modern technology back then

[@BracaPhoto]

@ why is it soooooo hard to believe man could do it without "technology" ? Plus I never implied they didn't have "technology" but I'm not into believing stuff without first having proof.. If you had even just 100,000 slaves, simple tools and rope you could build a pyramid so I know we could build a statue with just a couple dozen

[@ungobungo7986]

@@BracaPhoto jonlevi

[@tphvictims5101]

34:24 by this time EVERYONE is shoving coke leaves into their pie holes. In abundance The Statue looks like the ones on Easter Island 🗿

[@carlolapadula3953]

Great observation! I actually missed that. Also, why was the color of the stone important? 13:18 - 13:23

[@jeffevans3193]

the answer to the riddle is, Robert C. Christian = Roman Catholic Church, which in prophecy its the beast in chapter 13 of the book of revelation. The beast that rises from the sea. The beast that rises from the earth is America. Jesus has given me the wisdom to understand. I cannot do anything unless my father in heaven allows me.

[@carlolapadula3953]

@@jeffevans3193 Your username has 6 consonants, then 3 vowels across two names (2 × 3 = 6) as well as three syllables again across two names (once more, 2 x 3 = 6), so that's three 6s hidden right there in your username. Curious...

[@jeffevans3193]

@@carlolapadula3953 your paranoid,lol.

[@carlolapadula3953]

@@jeffevans3193 Do you see paranoid people everywhere around you? Do you feel like you just need to look over your shoulder and BOOM!, yet another paranoid dude, right behind you! Feeling like us paranoids have you surrounded? But don't worry, Jesus and the Book of Revelation will protect you from getting infected with our paranoia! ...also, yeah, if you believed that that numerology bit was serious, that just goes to show how ridiculous actual numerologists can get. Just as much as people who see the Bible as an actual prediction of the future (not a warning against potentially bad actors or developments, but an actual prediction).

[@CALLS2]

Sure u move the smallest stone in tiwanaku. How u build the city? How do you cut stones so precisely a quarter can't fit there

[@mondriaa]

easy answer, hard labour and lots of test fitting, I blacksmith and its really not hard to make something to fit with just hand tools, you dont need lasers, CNC, 3D printers or what ever to get precise fittings. Also the buildings are far less precise then claimed by some, like the perfect 90 degree angles that are not 90 degrees

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

THIS is NOT America's Stonehenge ... Who said the site WAS built 2,000 years ago? It could have been built 4,000 to 10,000 years ago ... that long ago there could have been trees. These Archeologists make too many assumptions.

[@BracaPhoto]

Agree... It's like they don't understand that climates and the earth changes over time... Like it's doesn't have a heartbeat - an ebb and flow

[@BracaPhoto]

I'm sure "fossils" prove us wrong but hey Im too old to learn 😁😜

[@markmitchell450]

Just one theory out of many possibilities Still these reed boats have been used for thousands of years

[@VictorValentinoVega]

Always nice to be around real natives that speak Spanish even though I'm probably more Spaniard/European than Native American i can feel the loving energy more there than around English speaker's that are always worried about their safety makes me wonder which culture is more traumatized, dangerous, civilized, loving and accepting towards others regardless of your native tongue or appearance

[@ousballajobe8444]

Giants built them, we are not the only sophisticated beings who walk on the face of the Earth

[@numerum_bestia]

Did you watch the documentary or did you just stop by to make a stupid comment? They just showed how a relatively small group of people can move these stones. What special information do you have that makes you think you know better than people that have spent their entire lives studying this very thing? “big rocks must be moved by big people” doesn’t cut it.

[@TheMoneypresident]

🤪🤣

[@josephpublico2337]

We're the only ones that have left the slightest trace...

[@Clbhrdwck]

I really thought this was gonna be about the place in New Hampshire lol, pretty interesting regardless

[@owly0014]

A lot of work just too roll a stone down a hill and move over a lake, I want too see you carve the stone from the rock face, transport, then haul that up a hill, and then carve it into the shape with what????

[@loorawls8676]

owly0014 I'm with you everything is perfectly. I haven't seen anyone do that yet. Random theories

[@richardpaulhall]

copper tools, logs, rope, humans, and draft animals

[@josephpublico2337]

That has all been done with other such sites: on Easter Island they erected a statue, to show how it could've been done, at Stonehenge they transported on sleighs.... we already know how ancient civilisations could sculpt stone and move it. No need to repeat that part of the experience. A lot of work yes.... but a lot less work for the second stone, and the third....

[@regaeontop]

Well , they floated a big stone across a lake and it took 3 months. Well , ...

[@johnball5616]

3 months to move one rock..oh ya..sure thats how they did it...NOT!

[@dr.fauci_tortured_n_killed5034]

Why not? They had all the time in the world ...

[@josephpublico2337]

Of course! Space aliens. Three months to build a boat (once built, you can use it to transport other rocks), find the right rock, build a ramp, think how to do it all.... but the process can be repeated easily as soon as everything is in place. "Time is money" probably wasn't a very popular phrase either.

[@raybo632]

Maybe the stones come across the lake. Look behind you , low and behold mountain 🏔️.

[@monaj33]

So if someone smashes them to bits...their black magic stones will not manifest the wishes of the Evil Ones!

[@keklordgrey4522]

well first off... Individual ropes. triple plied and or three per binding. one snaps.... it does does not affect the integrity of the boat and is faster at mending. I thought you guys had months to figure this out.... yet... yet applause for your tenacity and ability to ... "get er dun". A great end letting them keep the stone AND boat for a new center for the community. well done!

[@buckotte1414]

Could the reeds be brought over--loose--by the raft boat, then the stone rolled into the reeds...rolled down the hill, and floated behind the raft boat ?

[@curiouslyinterested3980]

The title is for a different show.

[@samueldavis6191]

Yeah wtf

[@mishaxmc4019]

No it's not, They have dubbed the Tiwanaku structures as "The American Stonehenge". 2:27 :)

[@wakeup9558]

It takes one man and a chainsaw to cut down a whole forest

[@Faji9r]

Where did they get the rope from.

[@thalesdinmilet2590]

The real challenge is to cut it PERFECT angles .

[@davidlarue3597]

All well and good but are you going to explain just how the Bronze Age people actually worked and finished the andesite stone with copper chisels and rock hammers?

[@samsonian]

The thing that gets me the most about the researchers producing the documentary (although understandable given the stark difference in cultures) is the supremely arrogant mindset that the story proffered by the Aymara shouldn’t at least be _considered_ as a possibility. While realizing that academic archaeology doesn’t allow for the existence of giants and that to publicly give that idea credence would invite ridicule if not more serious professional repercussions, considering the Aymara have lived on Lake Titicaca for multiple millennia exactly who are these know-it-alls from the North to say indigenous people either don’t know their own history or are lying when giant skeletons have been found all over both of the Americas?? If this doesn’t anger or at least frustrate those watching this documentary, you probably don’t know about the downright criminal and fraudulent history modification by the Smithsonian and those who would gaslight us forever if we didn’t insist on chasing down the truth despite even the reported wholesale DUMPING of full barge-loads of giant skeletons in the Atlantic Ocean to hide the evidence for whatever reason.

[@josephpublico2337]

Have you been watching Ancient Aliens? Archeology doesn't allow for giants because.....none have ever been found, unless you count the numerous photoshopped images in dubious youtube videos. Do you know your own history? Believe in Noah's Ark, do you? If giant skeletons have been found all over the world, why have none ever been conserved anywhere in the entire world, by nations with completely different, even conflicting interests? How do you make such a conspiracy last, even through such things as the Cold War? Same as the moon landings: don't you think Russia would've claimed it was fake if there was the slightest doubt? I advise you to stop watching videos about the Loch Ness Monster and Bigfoot.

[@yeshua4U]

the stones will SLIDE ON THE ICE OF A FROZEN LAKE in the WINTER

[@paulyrodriguez3636]

I've always thought about whom could have created such a structure. Giànts. Preflood giants that are mentioned in the Bible. "There were giants in those days men of fame, men of renown ( posiden, atlas, etc.) You know it was also fortold that they (watchers) were going to witness there offsprings destroy each other. And all the structures were found in ruins. Interesting subject.

[@jeffevans3193]

the answer to the riddle is, Robert C. Christian = Roman Catholic Church, which in prophecy its the beast in chapter 13 of the book of revelation. The beast that rises from the sea. The beast that rises from the earth is America. Jesus has given me the wisdom to understand. I cannot do anything unless my father in heaven allows me.

[@aleycat100]

the stones were levetated dont understand why people cant understand this when granite has crystal in it mineral that we use today.

[@TheMoneypresident]

🤣🤪

[@josephpublico2337]

What an incoherent comment. Granite has crystal in it? What do you think the rest is? Granite is entirely made of crystals, mainly of quartz (70%). It's an igneous rock. Why can't we understand levitation? Because it doesn't happen.

[@henrythorcoraniesteban1132]

La balsa Qala Yampu construido por mi familia construcctores de balsas de totora lago Titikaka Bolivia...

[@stevewhite7426]

The Uru of the Urubamba region and the people of Ur had the same reed boat. Hmmm

[@seeDiersoilcrossrowds]

*THEY PUT THE WRONG TITLE ON THIS VIDEO.*

[@goliathgold1407]

How did that cut the andasite,?

[@gunsandmoses8670]

And those are modern ropes and a modern sail.

[@lorriecarrel9962]

I want to see how they cut and shaped the stones

[@jeffevans3193]

the answer to the riddle is, Robert C. Christian = Roman Catholic Church, which in prophecy its the beast in chapter 13 of the book of revelation. The beast that rises from the sea. The beast that rises from the earth is America. Jesus has given me the wisdom to understand. I cannot do anything unless my father in heaven allows me.

[@TexazBoy713]

Did anyone get hurt in this project? Since yall are working with no pipe. How many hours did this project took

[@ttony777cpespective3]

Where is this located?

[@markmitchell450]

Bolivia peru

[@mercedesprecht-matuschek6026]

@@markmitchell450 Bolivia and Peru are two different countries.

[@josephpublico2337]

@@mercedesprecht-matuschek6026 Bolivia and Peru. Easier to understand? The stone was in Bolivia, the village in Peru. Both on lake Titicaca. It may have been mentioned once or twice in the documentary.

[@barrywainwright3391]

No way can a 9 ton stone be transported on a reed grass boat. What are these archaeologists thinking?

[@josephpublico2337]

So they used a fake one in polystyrene?

[@7sergio6]

Aztec vs Inca ....whio wins?

[@mice-elf]

I’m pretty sure they had pulleys back then.

[@ousballajobe8444]

It was not built in this way, it doesn't add up

[@numerum_bestia]

What doesn’t add up? They showed you how to do it.

[@jasminspepperpot8156]

I only saw him wanting to prove the Aboriginal beliefs as wrong. 🙄 It's highly possible giants put them there. Stories of giants from all four corners of the world.

[@josephpublico2337]

Highly possible? More possible that a race of giants (who've left absolutely no trace of their bodies) did it, even if you can plainly see that people are perfectly capable of doing it? Possible....maybe, but highly improbable.

[@myalias2812]

So they basically destroyed the land by moving all those huge rocks & dumped them in the water. Nice going.

[@JDAbelRN]

Man was given dominion over the whole Earth 🌎. How can you criticize ethnic natives who have lived and prospered in that region of bolivia for thousands of years?

[@garyharris4008]

Reminds me of the Trojan Horse Horse. Why couldn't a resin be fabricated?

[@vanessak1682]

You really don't know what tec existed then.

[@n.a.6735]

That was NOT a 9 ton rock...I can promise you that!

[@josephpublico2337]

Have you calculated the size and density?

[@sambatrabeachlodgemadagasc7187]

The answer is in your bible ...

[@jeffevans3193]

the answer to the riddle is, Robert C. Christian = Roman Catholic Church, which in prophecy its the beast in chapter 13 of the book of revelation. The beast that rises from the sea. The beast that rises from the earth is America. Jesus has given me the wisdom to understand. I cannot do anything unless my father in heaven allows me.

[@josephpublico2337]

You can't do anything without permission? I feel sorry for you. Be your own boss.

[@jeffevans3193]

@@josephpublico2337 thank you my friend for what I don't know but ty.

[@pres5049]

mysterie solved. the ancients just gave the big stones alcohol and sigarets :x haha wauw

[@meredrum1681]

Coca one hell of a drug

[@josephpublico2337]

Nah: has to be space aliens.

[@jansoriano3889]

Wa?

[@kjvwarrior777]

The Giants build them sometime before Noah's Flood, like so many other things around the world.

[@Joemama555]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiwanaku

[@unleavenedkaraiteplus3412]

¿Gigantes? Mis guevos.

[@lisamaylum6521]

I think they needed a giant Much easier !!!

[@oksills]

An. “archeologist”, maybe. But a very brainwashed, naive, and blind one!! This is sad; wasted work, time, and money.

[@dazuk1969]

Agreed, this does absolutely nothing to convince me this is how they achieved this. What about the 20-30 ton stones at Tiwanaku ?..moved like this ?..no. Not to mention the ever increasing amount of modern materials appearing on that boat...ropes, sails and so. For somewhere that has no trees/wood they sure used a lot of it as well...take care.

[@222radar]

oh, look! some white men have saved the indigenous culture.

[@bertwesler1690]

You moved a pebble and claimed that that means you can move the mountain. To me, you are a bad joke.

[@wonderwond]

look on the bright side, you were laying down in a bed with a hot chick even tho you were all sick. that itself is a nice achievement

[@josephpublico2337]

...but probably frustrating!

[@alldog222]

America ? / well South America anyhow and good doc

[@yy08nbd]

South america is part of america, you know, the continent.

[@alldog222]

@@yy08nbd South America - wikipedia.org › South America is a Continent in the Western Hemisphere, mostly in the Southern Hemisphere, with a relatively small portion in the Northern Hemisphere.If you wish to split hairs they are connected via Panama, but considered different continents by most accounts.

[@yy08nbd]

@@alldog222 Then this discussion is only a matter of different teachings, cool, didn't knew others where taught that there were two americas, north and south. Glad to learn something new.

[@alldog222]

@@yy08nbd yea it is splitting hairs really Plus I do remember it being described as "the Americas" on a map maybe.Anyhow have a good day

[@TheMoneypresident]

Less privileged whining.

[@jorgegarcia3110]

The Giants did it. Genesis 6. Fallen Angels mating with human women gave birth to Giants!