Ancient Apocalypse: Full Presentation

[@Teddy_Graham]

I’m so surprised this is news to Europeans. Your entire schooling is indoctrination to make you feel superior. The more you delve into history untold by your parents the more you’ll see earth and its wonderful creation as a gift and hopefully you’ll stop destroying its inhabitants for nothing.

[@historydrops]

I agree, and will pin this❤️

[@johnhough7738]

Speak for yourself, Ted ... I'm very much a peacenik who respects and admires achievements. Achievements, as in creativity, note ... not warfare and destruction. I don't think Europeans are unique in running around killing everybody, enslaving, raping, and looting ... I think all breeds do (or did) that. I don't agree with your wording but I do agree with what I think are your sentiments.

[@davidleomorley889]

Science, unlike Hancock's claims, is subject to peer reviewing and a very close examination of one’s claims by others to see if those claims actually hold up to everyone's scrutiny. Hancock's followers on the other hand, just ignore the scrutiny of others. That's part of his attraction to his followers….just as any spiritual guru is. His most dedicated followers aren't open minded people who are seeking new information for the purpose of learning the truth. They are people who have been captured by him as a personality and are into becoming his followers….or more accurately, his groupies. Graham Hancock’s groupies love to see him as their rebel hero, as an outsider who is discovering new things about the “mysteries” and defeating the “mainstreamers” who dare to doubt their rebel hero. I’m sure it seems empowering and yes, "superior" to feel like you’re in on Hancock's "discoveries" and helping to defeat the “system.” I'm sure it feels heroic. You can see happening in the comment section of any of the KZbin videos he is in. He is seen as a kind of "holy man" of history by countless numbers of inexperienced people who don’t know any better, and so they end up falling for his made-up storie$ about history….and end up becoming his groupies. Yuck. He claims that way back in the ice age, there was an advanced "global sea-based society" (spoiler alert: Atlantis) on the scale of the “pre-industrial age British empire,” that sailed around the entire planet teaching others about geometry, astronomy, and the "otherworld" and how "souls" could actually travel around the planet within the "otherworld"...but unfortunately a comet hit north America, wiping out their entire society, causing the younger dryas period and all wiping out all physical evidence of their once great existence...but that they were remembered around the earth by the surviving societies as "magicians and gods." What a strange, pathetic world of make-believe some adults live in. In terms of believability, it's right up next to believing in a guy living at the north pole with flying reindeer and a lost race of crafting elves.

[@stupidphone1725]

please do not generalize europeans. the slavic people never colonized the world. on the opposite - the word slave is based on slavic.

[@historydrops]

Merry Christmas

[@Lloh_Rnd]

What a presentation! What a contribution to the general knowledge from Graham Hancock! Formidable work and efforts ✨

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@magicalmindtransformation3474]

Love you Graham Hancock, so much respect 🙏 for you and all youve done for our species. And thankyou to your wife for supporting you and standing by your side. ❤

[@historydrops]

I agree, thank you

[@sarahelgin8082]

I have been following Graham's work since the early 90's and he is always very insightful. I use his research to pair with common sense as well as the distractions of modern archeology to understand where I desend from.

[@vaderbaby]

I have appreciated Graham Hancock's work since the 1990s. He is a very intelligent man.

[@historydrops]

I agree, thank you

[@alexgaras1573]

Me too, he never disappoints. He is so close to the truth the whole time

[@Tommyandersonskateboard]

Mr. Hancock is an absolute genius! It’s always delightful to listen to his speeches, we can consider ourselves blessed to have the opportunity to be his contemporaries. Thank you for sharing, I already watched this presentation 3 times. Peace!

[@historydrops]

Wow thank you..

[@7munkee]

He has given this exact same speech, with the recent addition of the Ayahuasca part, for 30 years. If you watch his first one in 1990, then you have already heard 90% of this one. And his incessant whining is very grating. Even for a Brit.

[@historydrops]

Why watch then? Just to troll? i dont believe in most religions but I dont go pissing on them

[@7munkee]

@@historydrops I watch in the hopes that he adds something new. He IS a brilliant storyteller. (when he's not whining)

[@Tommyandersonskateboard]

@@historydrops you’re welcome 🙏 Happy New Year ✨🙏

[@jimmagnus1200]

What a treasure this man is.

[@historydrops]

I agree

[@Alvicado]

he is clearly a fraud

[@jimmagnus1200]

@@Alvicado I don't think so. I don't agree with him on much, but we desperately need someone who challenges the orthodoxy.

[@AlmaTravelCentre]

God bless you Graham, your passion for knowledge is an inspiration to so many.

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@markrene6108]

He should go to New Zealand & talk to the elders of the Wakka. The genetists whose theory was out of Africa now after testing Australian aboriginals believe its more likely out of Australia. When you have 65,000 + yrs of Aboriginal civilisation in Oz why were they tested separately? It doesn't make sense. Now the Wakka are a beautiful people with fair skin & jade green or blue eyes & were in NZ before or just after us Maori arrived and they integrated into our culture.An Elder Lady of the Wakka said they came from Persia originally & later travelled to the Indus valley. They were there until the war in the MAHABHARATA, the War between Gods 1000,s of years ago & fled to Southern India. From there they travelled to what is Porta Rico now & travelled down to Bolivia where they were welcomed & lived for 100s of yrs. Something happened & they had to flee again & they did by boat to Polynesia, they brought root vegetables with them and they might be the missing Link to how they spread through the Pacific.lt was a mnd blowing interview. The Wakkas DNA was tested and it originated in Persia. Its on KZbin so have a look for it, just the out of Oz theory was enough but throw in the Wakka, unbelievable, but l do believe. 👍

[@johnhough7738]

I too am a Kiwi and now an old man (almost eighty, does that make me old? Naaaahhhh.) This is news to me ... are you confusing your word "wakka" with the Maori 'waka'? But yes, the ancients did get around a bit. A lot, actually. Have you read Gavin Menzies (I think that's the guy) who wrote on this topic? From memory he put up a case for NZ having been visited by the Chinese in days of yore; one of his 'evidences' was a very old Chinese artefact found at the bottom of Wellington harbour. He offered that the Chinese might be able to establish a legal claim (on Aotearoa) on the strength of it ...

[@bobaboey]

Graham is the best. Love his inquisitive approach. Just floating some facts and leavin us with questions.

[@NOT_SURE..]

when a soya farm has depleted the soil they should grow hemp, hemp likes poor soil and you can make most things which are made from plastic today from hemp

[@historydrops]

That is so true, but for some strange reason, they seem to prefer Petroleum based products (including Big Pharma) than plant based. It baffles me ..

[@pariaheep]

@@historydrops Consider the agenda of the Farmacratical Inquisition called Big Farma for the banning of extasy & trance inducing plants with soul healing properties

[@randomvintagefilm273]

​@@historydropsif it doesn't make sense the answer is usually money

[@dakansa]

​@@randomvintagefilm273they print the money themselves.

[@13_to_the_33rd]

I really hope mainstream science stops their nonsense & recognizes the work done by these great minds. Since when does looking outside the box & thinking critically go against the scientific grain? The whole point of science is to question everything & when overwhelming evidence appears you're supposed to take an honest look at it, not ridicule anyone that does

[@historydrops]

Mainstream Science is a Cult. Or you are with them or you are a wacko

[@rikacoetzer8135]

I love Graham thanx for every thing you do

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@WTFAmerica-wake-up]

I absolutely agree with Graham. I so wish Graham had about another 30 or 40 years to tear into space and all of that BS we’ve been told. It’s all about controlling us and I praise Graham for getting this out for us to keep going. Keep it up as long as you can Graham.

[@historydrops]

Thank you and happy holidays

[@user-ii1iy8fz1d]

We could crowdfund a new cyborg body, to carry this Mazing mind on a few hundred more years. ❤

[@WTFAmerica-wake-up]

@@user-ii1iy8fz1d I’d contribute

[@historydrops]

we need to ask Elon lol

[@gregsmith7949]

I would say another 300 to 400 years. It's great that his theories are slowly being vindicated while mainstream academics are foaming at the mouth and still refuse to give him any credit for his vision.

[@andrewcanady6644]

I don’t understand how people’s egos are so powerful that they just can’t be open to new evidence, or the possibilities about history that new evidence points to. I’ll never understand it. And then going after people like that! It’s so ugly and unprofessional. I read Graham’s reply to the archeologists that just tried to trash him and it was epic. Extremely well done, Graham. I always be a supporter of you and Santha. Thank you both for your work and efforts, and for just trying to be good people in this life.

[@historydrops]

And that is the main message, be good and loving to one another. Thank you

[@GroberWeisenstein]

Where's the new evidence?

[@profthoth2548]

I've been following you since 1995, I am sure you will be vindicated in your lifetime, you will see, if not already, massive respect and inspiration from your life's work. God Bless you Sir, and I mean that specifically in a scientific way as well as the other meanings!

[@bongorama]

His name will be remembered like Charles Berlitz and Von Daniken... a great communicator but ultimately NO SCIENTIFIC VALIDITY.

[@historydrops]

Time will decide that

[@historydrops]

Thank you and merry Christmas

[@whatifitnt]

Love Graham Hancock 💖💝 He’s a great gift to humanity!!!

[@historydrops]

He truly is an eye opener

[@anthonyxerri5919]

Thanks Mr Hancock For All you Do

[@historydrops]

Only trying to spread much needed curiosity. Thank you

[@batoncharge]

What unimaginable beauty and terror that must have come and gone in times past, yet with imagination and uncovering hidden historys we can still have a link with our many pasts,thanks to people like you Graham, keep on keeping on 👍

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@michaelmorton6566]

Personally i think its arrogant of us to underestimate what our ancestors could do they where smarter then we give them credit for

[@gizmo-xc4eb]

Agree

[@historydrops]

True, but there are still some pretty black holes in our ancient past

[@sythe77]

@@historydrops Yea, this page is one of them.

[@mtbkmaniac1]

In Honduras. There were stele that had lotus poses. I wonder where that idea came from?

[@bakfixx]

Do you consider the Denisovians our ancestors...

[@MercedesCruz-qe1nj]

It is a privilege to learn from a master I'n the field of ancient civizations.

[@wakeUPdummies]

They used sonic vibration to cut. Then, after they stacked them, they would vibrate the entire stone, causing the joints to "melt" together. I have no idea how they were able to lift and control the monster stones.

[@jamesn.economou9922]

I do believe, that people have been sailing to the Americas, as soon as they started using boats. The idea, that the ocean is a barrier, too great to breach, is nonsense. We know that they did, because we have the evidence of their existence. Look how many islands in the pacific have evidence, of truly ancient civilizations. Landing on the shores of the Americas never stopped. The list of civilizations that left there mark here, is too great to list. Your work on the Americas early population, is very important, and I am big supporter. I love this channel!

[@historydrops]

Thank you so much

[@ginisksam]

Nice presentation. All facts & truth presented. God Bless You Mr Graham!

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@amelialaw9586]

I'm from New Zealand and I'm with you brother I believe.

[@Malinoisluv]

Well done. Thall shall not lie never caught on in modern history!

[@lukeafterluke]

schwaller de lubicz first noticed the water erosion in the sphinx enclosure. John Anthony West then popularised it.

[@jasonryan8147]

The Brazilian leadership was stubbornly ignorant in cutting down the rainforest. They were warned that it would be a mistake because the soil isn't particularly fertile. That ecosystem has a very delicate balance that mankind isn't capable yet of maintaining but they didn't listen.

[@historydrops]

Of course not they dont care about us, its all about greed, interests and power

[@TheCactusjack1]

It can be scary looking at deforestation in Brazil's Amazon Basin, until you go on GoogleEarth, zoom out and see how freaking vast it is. The deforested area it but a tiny bit of a system that would be pretty much impossible to destroy. Also, consider that great areas of the Amazon, perhaps even the majority are actually a human made garden. The Amazon and all of the Americas had a very large human population before Western European discovery and destruction by disease etc.

[@jackkelly1286]

I love this guy. His strength to not let the establishments get him down and let that wind themselves up even more shows just how immature they are.

[@historydrops]

I agree

[@m.pearce3273]

The ice cover in certain areas of Canada were much thicker than 3km thick just north of Ottawa The ice was minimally 10km thick

[@stevekennedy3136]

i just luv GH

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@codyedwards6922]

Brilliant, wonderful, thank you for leading me down all the right roads Graham! I’m a serpent now and have to thank everyone involved in my brain expansion. So to Joe, yourself, RC and the Brothers of the Serpent, love you guys, always have, always will.

[@historydrops]

Thank you, stay curious

[@marcariotto1709]

I'll admit when I first discovered Graham's work a while back I got pretty pulled into it all. Then I took a hard look at some of why experts dismiss him and it became clear that there are some really major holes. That said there are even bigger truth and fact holes between him and the experts and I for one will always give the the fringe and amateur elements a lot of leeway because far to often they are later, sometimes much later proven correct over the experts. Keep on digging and keep on searching all!

[@historydrops]

Oh yes, keep digging

[@abraxsp5837]

Yeah you have you admit, when he starts ranting about his trips and seeing dimensional beings I start to lose faith in his opinions. He's great, and I believe a lot of what he says and there seems to be many facts backing up his evidence... until he starts on again talking to people about hallucinogens. Even Joe Rogan avoids going into detail with him on these things because it clearly negatively impacts Grahams credentials. If he believes that stuff, cool that's fine but shut up about it and keep those opinions to yourself unless you like looking like an idiot. Drugs are great tools, but attributing too much power to them to the point of believing in magic is crazy.

[@SpikedCollar666]

@@abraxsp5837no it isn’t. In the past spirituality and physical science were most likely not as separate, it’s clear that he believes in the nature of dualism. You should try some yourself and look at the Kabbalah, the concept of senyata in Buddhism, and check out the works of Thomas Merton and Ken Wilber. It is completely ignorant of you to assume that only the modern view of science which uses nothing but empirical evidence is going to be the only thing that will help you especially since you don’t see the irony that according to findings these people from the past had extreme technical knowledge yet still had a spiritual component that was very crucial to their existence.

[@conlawmeateater8792]

Do you believe in anti depressants and American Christianity? ​@@abraxsp5837

[@bhimagiri369]

Graham for President 💯✨️👍

[@ithomashello]

Dunwich is a modern precedent for how easily and completely a populated civil center can be swept into the sea. Lisbon earthquake is another, slightly older, example.

[@itzakpoelzig330]

The lost land of Lyonesse apparently sank in a single night, and it had thousands of inhabitants and 140 churches. That was on November 11, 1099 AD.

[@historydrops]

Oh yes, it does not need to be thousands of years old

[@teedepefanio4974]

I love you, Graham. 💜 Keep on, keepin on, man. ❤

[@historydrops]

Thank you I will❤️

[@cromemako83]

Great work - Love you Graham ♥ - stuff keeps getting older indeed :)

[@historydrops]

Thank you and merry Christmas

[@DanielStone-b7c]

Just saw everycolumn at the crystal shop and everything else also ❤

[@christhopherlasher2828]

Would love to see a long video of the tunnels of the world like a map draw with the lines to see and place the Civilizations that were living underground.....

[@esmerelda6003]

Love that name - Brain Smasher - think I'll start using it for when I conquer something.

[@mtbkmaniac1]

Look at cotton! The connection is interesting between India and Peru!

[@scandalouslando204]

Whats sad is, like many great people, were not going to know how great this man really is after were gone including him. Im sure he will be proven right in the mext 20 years.

[@hollyharries5284]

Phenomenal.

[@bastrous9121]

Abruptly!? In geological terms yes, but in terms of human history, a thousand plus’s years, is a very long time.

[@reedmcknight5345]

We love ya graham don't listen to the evil in the world!

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@maijaliepa119]

💙Thank You💙

[@historydrops]

Thank you❤️

[@Guitar6ty]

Awesome presentation.

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@maijaliepa119]

💙🌏💙🌎💙🌍💙Thank You💙🌎💙🌏💙🌍💙🙏💙🙋‍♀️

[@historydrops]

Thank you❤️

[@0farmerjohn0]

I remember going to an event where an Archeologist was presenting something. He wasn't so thrilled when people questioned his findings. He resorted to humor, making fun of and embarrassing the persons asking the questions. He was very quick to remind everyone that he was the expert and not us. He was someone famous and has written many books.

[@historydrops]

Arrogance and Ego..

[@mariansmith7694]

Occsm's razor says it DOES MAKE SENSE. Most simple explanation.

[@corbinburg604]

if the oceans were 400 ft. lower during the ice age that would make a heck of alot less ocean to go from continent to continent would it not? that is why they are finding so many sunken cities.... why don't they look under the oceans more?

[@VincentNoot]

Archeologists let their egos close their minds. Every time they claim they found something that they supposedly know the exact year or century of, and then create some kind of narrative, and censor anything that goes against it… when are we gonna get more open minded critical thinkers?

[@1dontnoah]

Graham doing gods work

[@historydrops]

Not sure about that, just keeping curiosity alive

[@daleval2182]

Graham dismisses Jewdeic religious study, but he is a very spiritual man, he teaches we all must come to account at our end, so to say to him God bless, I find that appropriate,in my study I believe the missing link is time , the perception of time between men and gods , like in scripture most have heard, a day is 1000 years in Heaven, Jews say we are nearing 6000 years, Graham is defending a much older time line, now think perception a day is 1000 years in heaven and compare the two, this way both sides have potential truth's, and being kind, keeping a clean soul and do not waste the gift are potentially the key to tie us all together, cosmic connection to all beliefs based on good, not Evil

[@jamielowell4237]

What about Rockwall, Texas and the cocaine mummies?

[@wayneallen67]

What if the earlier civilization existed in Antartica, and then moved north, into South America, and Australia?

[@bakfixx]

Siberia first... then south.

[@historydrops]

Mmmmm good question

[@kathianderson6485]

That could be a brilliant speculation.

[@beebester4106]

Graham is so sharp still, just great to see him out raising crouds still.

[@historydrops]

Yep gotta keep rustling those feathers

[@louisprinsloo5709]

The age of archeology is important. And more important is that ancient humans made it, and people traveled worldwide.

[@bandaloop3759]

We are a Species with Amnesia. This is more true than even Graham has thought. Tony Wright has elucidated our species wide brain damage (literally) in an extremely comprehensive manner. His books left in the dark/return to the brain of eden are mind blowing

[@timboslice980]

I highly suggest you guys take a look at the following channels: sacred geometry decoded, world of antiquity, miniminutemen, ancient architects, and scientists against myths. The fantasy of a lost ancient tech gets totally shattered over there. They have excellent evidence!

[@historydrops]

I know almost all of them, it has become a game of debunking the debunked

[@Rid3thetig3r]

I honestly can't believe that there are people in the comments defending mainstream views, no matter what. The events of the last few years really weren't enough to wake you up? Graham may have some unique opinions, but he's performing a crucial task just by asking the questions. Confirmation bias is strong folks, probably stronger among scientists than any other group. That's why science is hard.

[@historydrops]

Science is mainly Dogma and following a certain narrative. Thank you

[@windriver-du8en]

Camal's originated in America and other mega mammals were crossing the land bridge between Siberia and Alaska for thousands of years, Why not humans? If humans followed the big herds, then it makes since that humans came across the land bridge and crossed back over.

[@2msvalkyrie529]

You are not allowed to disagree with Hancock . ! Otherwise you will be accused of " attacking " him .

[@HamCubes]

Every time I try to acquaint myself with GH's proposals, he does something that piques my suspicion. Yet, in the gullible suspicious continuum, I certainly fall on the gullible side of center.

[@robertbihn3005]

Alright Graham, I don't care what "they" say I like your style and your way of thinking. Plus new discoveries are are being made rapidly along with DNA. So who knows what's next ?

[@historydrops]

You seen my video on Human DNA? Check it out,on my channel, it gives alot to think about

[@summersolstice884]

Thank you Mr. Hancock - - You are a rare individual @30:00 - - Balbek stones/blocks - - My money rests on those stones being as old as Gobekli Tepe - - If whole herds of mega fauna were wiped out 10,000 plus years ago ... then humans were just as gravely affected as well .... The construction of those blocks came to an end because the work force was decimated, and the survivors had to go into survival mode and building with monster blocks, was just not on the agenda ....

[@historydrops]

I agree, thank you

[@robertamurphy1124]

Lol!! I see these when falling asleep with no drugs!

[@dariuszgolej284]

If watchers are with us they may want us not to know things

[@mr2wo]

I like Graham too, but in regards to Gobekle Tepe, you really have to stay informed as to what is being discovered there. It is now not thought to be deliberately buried, also many living dwellings have been uncovered, showing that probably hundreds of people were living around that area. They were hunting and gathering, but they went home afterwords.

[@rexgordon328]

Whether people were living there or not has no bearing on the age of the site, does it? And what “evidence” is there that the people were “hunting and gathering” and then “went home?” Have they found somebody’s datebook? Is it possible that the evidence of their presence dates to later than the site’s construction? Thanks for the comment. I’ll be looking for reports on this.

[@lenwenzel7440]

There is recent theory regarding those stone blocks that look melted with weird depressions across their surface. Fragments of electrically conductive rods with octogonal, or squared shapes went deeply into the stone. Massively powerful voltages, and amperages were conducted through the stone allowing it to easily be shaped and manipulated. The researcher, (forgive me I've forgotten his name) is conducting tests to verify his hypothesis. Last I heard his go fund me is raising funds to acquire the incredibly expensive electrical generating equipment needed to test his theory.

[@historydrops]

Interesting

[@LarryShaffer-e5p]

Everything we were taught as facts. Were only theories that was the best guesses of historian's.

[@historydrops]

A narrative thats all

[@wakeUPdummies]

I am a 40 year old electrician. I have no education in astronomy. Ive never even had a decent telescope. But, i have always watched Orion's Belt. I have always felt some sort of comfort and astonishment, whenever i have stared at at. I only recently learned it is called, Orion. This video and your mentioning of it, doesnt "mean" anything, to me. But, it seems like you are on to something.

[@NOT_SURE..]

the dogun tribe in africa talked about sky people who came from sirius b (which is invisible to us on earth) and its next to sirius A which is the right hand star on orions belt

[@historydrops]

Yes they already new of its outer stars aswell, they did not have telescopes..

[@historydrops]

Knowledge from the stars was used by All our ancestors

[@lildoughboy2085]

I need a autographed book some how

[@marcielynn4886]

Said to have flown there.

[@shmirdonkin]

Or maybe the evolution of species from the original organism at some point always ends up in human form.

[@leviorourke7498]

Plasma to heat and soften the stone and makes it fit great little bumps out of the stone would be where they pulled out the rods, but I’m not sure how they lifted and moved them. Has to be vibration or frequency some how

[@historydrops]

They were poured? That would explain how to move such giant blocks. I have a video on my second channel that explains alot on megalithic walls!

[@QorRoq-ly7ik]

Marian TRENCH Region / Philipines Sea ~ 16°42'00"N 140°40'00"E = *POD-HATCHED* •GOLIATH•HUMANOID•FACE• ; Co-Ordinates are Approximate *CENTRE-of* 1,000km ... ' circular ' ... ' impression ' .

[@historydrops]

Ok I will take a look, tomorrow

[@QorRoq-ly7ik]

@@historydrops ... Tomorrow find 50km × 20km *POD-HATCH* •ZONE• ~ 14°37'00"N 139°00'00"E 🍾🥂👊💥🗿👌🤯

[@piconano]

Who decided that I should spend a life sentence on this planet of the violent apes? What was my crime? I did the best I could with what I had. No God shall have the balls to judge me. If I am defective, my creator made me defective. He should be punished for doing a sh*ty job creating this world and this reality. ~me

[@mgman6000]

I believe in what Hancock is saying I've been reading him for years but when he goes off on psychedelics he loses me it makes him sound crazy which only hurts his case

[@DonkeyStomper]

I remember being back in grade school and being taught that the first people in the Americas came exclusively across the Bering Strait. I didn't buy it then and I still don't. Too simple, too much of a straight line. Life's messy. It almost never goes in straight lines. Same with Darwin's theory. He got some of it right, but overall, his theory is too simplistic.

[@CrankyMonkey05]

Ok taking everything at face value , he never talks bout how r these structures still lined up with sun, moon n stars after, catastrophic events, ice ages, earth tilts on axis, earthquakes, eruptions etc

[@2msvalkyrie529]

He never talks about ANYTHING that doesn't support his ludicrous conspiracy theory of History !!

[@rayzrrtredz3902]

It’s crazy we’re still trying to argue with science and scary to

[@alexgaras1573]

Unacknowledged UFO or UAP top right quater of the sky in the photo!?! Can anyone else see that? 12:48

[@MummaBear]

The lines cut along the walls in Egypt reflect erosion from a water level. Waves not falling water. The lower levels are smoother.

[@historydrops]

i agree with you on the horizontal erosion marks, clearly a sign of water level, but the vertical fissures, i go with Schoch's hypothesis

[@akhalid7842]

brillant

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@anthonyfowler8634]

We must be able to admit “Nothing is forever” even beliefs. Close minded archaeologists are often subject to ridged beliefs that go as far as Narcissistic gas lighting aligned with religion.

[@ronplatt6008]

I have a theory......what if these structures are not structures but are sculptures....cant get a razorblade between the stones.....what if they cant get a razorblade between the rocks is because they arent blocks...the block "SHAPES" are scultpted in place from solid rock.....not blocks that are separate but that are sculpted from a side of rock to make it look like a block wall?? What if??? Have they ever tried to move just one of these blocks from its place to see if they are really blocks???

[@historydrops]

I get your hypothesis, at Machu Picchu they are single blocks, in one part post earthquake they have shifted, and let us not forget theye were antisismic walls, so they needed to be separate, in order to move during earthquake

[@lizbiedinger9065]

As St. Paul said to Christians....when we are absent from the body we are present with the LORD. Original Christianity knew that when we commune in prayer with the Holy Spirit (or Hebrew Ruach) levels of deep Spiritual communication are achieved. Of course that's all considered ridiculous by some religious communities. There are those of us who know this teaching to be true. Loved this lectured. I have studied these very ancient megalithic world communities for years.

[@historydrops]

Follow your heart❤️

[@hawklord100]

When teenagers and pensioners row across the Atlantic and Pacific in little rowing boats solo or in small teams, it is preposterous that science is unable to give this same capability to ancient peoples.

[@ricksallotment5923]

Is this a old one again by any chance?

[@historydrops]

This is the full presentation, of shorter videos i have on my channel

[@grandfather3710]

I think in my star finder shows a nebula in the hand below, or the belt of the archer,

[@robertamurphy1124]

The sarcophagus of Noah or his wife was 18. Feet tall. They were giants!

[@notsocrates9529]

I looked online but did not find anything on different search engines. Do you have a link or suggested authors?

[@pariaheep]

Have you ever considered the possibility of thinking of Noah as the Prototaxites Fungi, a giant mushroom that inhabited Earth before plants were able to grow and develop root systems? Bible as literal history is kind of dodgy.

[@blackbird5634]

Thor Heyerdahl sailed the Pacific in a raft made of only ''primitive materials'' INCLUDING bone nails which were a suggestion by local fishermen who TOLD Heyerdahl that ''metal nails will rust and shrink, whereas bone nails will absorb the water and swell holding the raft more firmly together.'' -THIS WAS TRUE, and is credited with part of their success. So, for 101 days the men of the Kon-tiki sailed 4500 miles across the Pacific ocean in 1947. If that's not proof that the voyage could be made, albeit by professors of anthropology and biology and other academic types who weren't used to hard work and living rough, then I'm not sure what is. *Yes, they sailed east to west, but with knowledge of the sea and stars and wind, can we discount the idea that it could be made in reverse? *2018 An Indonesian man on a ''floating fishing trap'' (called a ''rompong.'')survived 49 days adrift coving 1,200 miles in the pacific having become unmoored during a storm. The rompong design is thousands of years old. His boat-fish trap, caught fish every day, he didn't starve, he simply didn't have the means to propel himself in the right direction. The design of his raft didn't just save him, it allowed him to live semi-comfortably for nearly two months. With knowledge of the wind and currents, a sail and a rudder don't you think he'd have made it anywhere he wanted to go?

[@arwenwestrop5404]

Hmmm... I just noticed something @34.15. That is, if I understand correctly, an 'H' shape found at Göbekli Tepe. To me it looks like two people shaking hands. So might it not be that those very ancient peoples created this symbol for peace between them and made it simpler, so it would be easier to cut out of stone or whatever materials they used? I'm not a scientist in any way, shape or form, I'm not claiming knowledge or wisdom or anything else. I'm just saying what I saw/see in that particular image. Maybe it gives another view of this curious symbol, that's all!

[@historydrops]

Yep, i noticed that aswell while editing the video, there are both the "H" and what seems two people holding hands

[@bswantner2]

I can't be the only one that sees an ancient star fort when looking at Sacsayhuaman. What a giant lie presented history has been. It should be Sir Graham Hancock presenting, for his contributions.

[@historydrops]

Yep I see it

[@ftmrivas3043]

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[@historydrops]

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[@DanielStone-b7c]

Whoa horses, cold/ Coles is on a red shift

[@christhopherlasher2828]

I don't know how you can dispute the star mapping done buy a computer and the alignments of the entry ways of these buildings.. giving usability of a building that we no nothing about ... Summer and Winter Solstice is a very usable thing for farmers and star gazing or mapping..

[@matthewsmolinsky5605]

Graham's favorite straw man: "How can we have history nailed down when..." NOBODY EVER said history was nailed down. Every historian in the world will tell you that new information changes history.

[@historydrops]

Except nothing changes

[@matthewsmolinsky5605]

@@historydrops are you kidding? They have pushed back the development of cave art, for example, a hundred thousand years in the past decade thanks to new discoveries. Every day things change WHEN THERE IS GOOD EVIDENCE. He simply has no good evidence.

[@TheMetaverseOG]

I´m with you...some information in museums is wrong...In Australia Sydney, in a museum is a Portuguese Map of the Portuguese discoveries, the map has the Portuguese cross in the conner, and they call a English map...I´m Portuguese and that kill me...a lie in a museum...

[@historydrops]

Our world is built on lies, so it does not surprise me..

[@gitmoholliday5764]

I noticed a carving at Gobeleki looking like this : ( H ) .. in my opinion it shows moon faces and the "H" could be the sign for the full moon.. did see almost the same on a Celtic coin: ( T )

[@historydrops]

On one "H" it seems almost two figures holding both hands

[@28704joe]

It's stuff like this that promotes disdain for dedicated hard working scientists. This is shameful.

[@historydrops]

You have no idea, just obey like they taught you