Ancient Ice Age Temple Discovered: Older Than Göbekli Tepe?

[@seanduncan6218]

Outstanding and just awesomely beautiful what a discovery. The work these people must have put into creating these. Its so clear that through out the history of our planet so many people have lived , created and died leaving behind so little due to time unbelievable. Will definitely follow and look out for updates. Anazing love from bonnie scotland.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Oh! A fellow Scot. Superb. You will a “Scotland Adventures” playlist on the channel.

[@gregwoolsey2215]

These aren't carved. They are petrified.

[@andresramirez78]

I am from Bogota, and never even imagined these treasures were hidden in the surrounding mountains…I’m simply awestruck 😮

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

There is a lot more coming. Join us on a live stream tomorrow here: kzbin.infoRtoeLrjxZh0?si=rNrOkU1eJ6oKo4oV

[@Justpassinthetime]

Do you have any connections to ""the white girl""..... I have a huge customer base

[@joejackson9263]

You should map the area with LIDAR Awesome discovery, great work 👍

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Part two coming soon!

[@TheOrionZane]

This was a crazy video to find last night! Please upload more about these!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

There is a live stream on the channel.

[@TheOrionZane]

@@HistoryFuzzPodcast Wicked cheers! Thanks for sharing!

[@dson4570]

Flint dibble is going to smash his keyboard when he sees this .

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

I hope he does pick this up. He’s hungry for content so fingers crossed.

[@stevenenglish9716]

Flint is just another idiot seeking fame

[@iwalkincircles2960]

Flint dribble is an Indian Jones wanna be. He is a typical archeologist and his attitude and style is why I hate archeologists

[@JamesDavis-w7v]

@@iwalkincircles2960 Flint is gonna think that they all look like Dino (or Wilma)

[@Stonecutter334]

His name is Flaccid Dribblecup

[@elclaustrocl]

As long we start digging in our latin american countries (I'm chilean), I'm convinced that we are going to find several surprises that points to a very old human existence, maybe even parallel to Africa.

[@j.w.r3730]

Vastly older than we knew,and the sophistication is epic😊

[@tacosauce2]

I watched this crazy documentary where this guy was leading expeditions to what he claimed was the true cradle of civilization somewhere in south America. He had no maps and led them there based on memory. He would spend the first 3-5 days just taking them random places to prevent anyone from coming back to it later on. Nobody every found the way back but at the end of the documentary he cut. Deal with the US government and showed them what he found. It's all based on real events and super interesting. I can't recall the name but hopefully you can dig something up if you tried using the information I gave u. Have a great day!

[@waynespering3145]

The truth is different than the uninteresting timeline that they freely push

[@c.c.c.7756]

Who's we, cuz people that you're asking to go to or not professionals and they can easily get themselves hurt. Or worse important things get lost. Tf

[@Sol_Invictus-vf1bl]

I doubt you'd find anything older than architecture from Africa, but certainly older than 20kya like the contemporary school of thought suggests

[@j.w.r3730]

Another wonder of the Ancients and their world is revealed,I am just humbled by the find of a heritage lost. South America is an absolute treasure of a history so very vast and sophisticated.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

We too are humbled! Thanks for watching.

[@pareidoliarocks]

This stuff is fantastic. Thanks for sharing

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thanks for watching.

[@8tee3LH]

The painting in the cave looked like a rhinoceros beetle to me. Crazy vid, glad I found your channel 👌

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

That has been mentioned before. But that tail gets in the way! Be sure to watch the live stream we did last week for close up shots.

[@NotAnnaJones]

What’s this? A new ancient mysteries channel for me to watch?! 🎉

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Got a fair library in here for you.

[@Svenchaos]

This is the best thing I have seen all year. Thank you, Thank you! I cannot wait to see more updates!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Then join us tomorrow at 2pm on the live stream. Lots of behind the scenes photos being revealed. kzbin.infoRtoeLrjxZh0?si=9-U6ZOSfmFDr98l4

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

@@Svenchaos kzbin.infoRtoeLrjxZh0?si=9-U6ZOSfmFDr98l4

[@youflaw3285]

Go to your nearest national park. You can do the same. Matterfact look up at the clouds I bet you can make out a thousand animals and tits. Well what they’re doing is the same thing

[@will4673]

This is amazing. I’m just imagining how they lived. I’m imagining torches and gatherings of the tribe on a full moon 🌕… Pretty amazing stuff. There is absolutely no way that’s natural…

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

I am with you. There is “no way” they are natural. Join us here later: kzbin.infoRtoeLrjxZh0?si=PSrsWelcj6VVByuX

[@AncientAtlántida]

Very happy I came across your channel. Thank you for doing this video. Literally some of the coolest I’ve seen

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thanks goes to you for stopping by and taking the time to be civil. Every comment helps us get ahead on KZbin. Nice one bro.

[@bearclan71470]

I am a firm believer people have been in the Americas all along! This is AMAZING!! I want to see more! Can Lidar be used? Can we clean the monuments up a little? This is a National treasure! So much much more to learn!! ❤️👊🏼✊🏼

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thanks for saying so. We agree! It’s a national treasure. There is a live stream on the channel accompanying this video, and more coming!

[@simonewillowbrook9860]

This is the first time ive come across this channel,i love to study about megalithic remains,probably from going to stonehenge on my birthdays on the summer solstice.I also with my late husband kept snakes for over 22 years,as soon as i saw these beautiful rocks i thought wow snakes,my favourite was the hognose,i also study hinduism and buddhism so instantly also thought nagas.Excellent episode,thank you xxx

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Great to have you onboard.

[@somewhereyouarent]

I've seen photos of these effigies for YEEEEAAARS and wondered when somebody in the field of research into the ancient world, would investigate further... and here you are.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Really? Can you please advise where we might see these photos? Fascinated! Join us here later today on the live stream.kzbin.infoRtoeLrjxZh0?si=PSrsWelcj6VVByuX

[@benjaminnguyen6544]

​@@HistoryFuzzPodcast i think ancient architects did a video on this 3 years ago

[@daniellissenburgh1584]

What a fantastic find, this is a very special place indeed.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thank you. It is indeed one in a million. So still, so deeply ancient, and so hidden.

[@JamesDavis-w7v]

Really nice Layover Work in the editing. Whoever added that in needs a raise. Excellent processing & placement without which nobody would have seen anything of merit. Really well done!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Well, well, well. I filmed and edited this film myself. So I will take your notes personally. "Thank you" for identifying the hidden mechanics of the film, that took over 1000 hours on Premier.

[@MrDometheo79]

Jesus!!! My kind of channel!! Superb!!!!🤗 Very well done!!!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Welcome onboard mate. And you can call me “Ash”. It’s generally only family and close friends that call me Jesus!

[@JenHistoryFuzzAdmin]

I loved this Ashley, very informative and exciting! This rewrites history, and I can’t wait to see where it goes from here.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Part two happens in Feb! You come across so well, so thank you.

[@JenHistoryFuzzAdmin]

@ I can’t wait to see it! 🙌

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

No! I meant we will find more of the same and will film it! For part 2.

[@JenHistoryFuzzAdmin]

@@HistoryFuzzPodcast oh ok! Haha Yeah I’m looking forward to the trip, as always.

[@AlbertPOost]

It looks like algal or coral limestone reeds to me which are deeply weathered via original linear cracks which in limestone make an angle of 80 to 90. degrees. These weathered forms have perhaps been further worked by early humans. I suggest to take a sedimentary geologist with you to help you on this.

[@TalkingdogLuka]

This is the best thing I've seen in so long. I can't believe I've not seen or heard of this before. Truly amazing! Thank you so much for this brilliant video!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thank you very much for saying so. Be sure to Subscribe to the channel for updates.

[@matblackmusic7828]

This is amazing good find!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thanks mate. It continues to amaze me! It’s like an Ice Age museum of giant creatures.

[@violetvioletviolet1]

Im floored! amazing job!!! Im hooked!!! watched the twice already n ima watch it again! I am 100% serious when i say i am immediately available and able to meet yall down there and volunteer to help uncover this incredible mystery! i have often thought i was seeing things like this elsewhere but now i am certain. i would love to share some of these other suspected locations with you guys as well. although i am not credentialed in this field some things ive looked at have some undeniable manipulated geology! i believe some things ive found in 1000's of hours ive spent combing over google earth are exactly like this site! MORE VIDEOS PLEASE????? and lmk when ya need me!!!!!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thanks for your continued support I’m all this! Nice one.

[@Ness2Alyza]

what excellent choice of music :D subscribed first time video of you

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thanks mate. Good to have you onboard. When the content shouts, the music needn’t! There is an accompanying live stream you might want to check out.

[@Lagravedadyelser]

Amazing 💘. The Neverending Story

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

A most beautiful film. Good call!

[@srhmcs1]

Geologist, you all forgot to bring a geologist.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Part two coming soon!

[@seanhughes1808]

Yes the Very thing needed here

[@AncientAtlántida]

This is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen.

[@mastersofkaos2982]

me too

[@DeanKaehele-xq1iz]

This needs gpr. T-ray analysis from a drone. Wonderful discovery. Cudos.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thank you sir: LiDAR is next.

[@jbrobertson6052]

This was really interesting and I thoroughly enjoyed it thank you. I'm definitely going to be following you (& not in a weird way lol) Liked n' Subscribed.... Cheers

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thank you (not in a weird way too). Great to have you onboard.

[@hankscorpio8928]

An amazing find and great video. I subbed immediately.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thank you. There is a live stream tomorrow looking at the comparisons with Fontainebleau in France. Good to have you on board.

[@j.w.r3730]

The scale,literally,is amazing,the effort and dedication,look at those....

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

It’s wild, isn’t it? Truly amazing.

[@Anonymous-ip4qx]

This needs to go viral.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

I couldn’t agree more brother. You will find an accompanying live stream on the channel. Would love your feedback on that.

[@Anonymous-ip4qx]

@@HistoryFuzzPodcast Excellent!

[@kiddykatnesscorral4613]

WOW, Incredible! Would love to see it all exposed!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Then join us tomorrow at 2pm on a live stream. kzbin.infoRtoeLrjxZh0?si=-AHs8o8crjJ7iBJk

[@jamiethomas4079]

If you pause at 9:11 this is what I see. The top left dark spot is an eye, go over to the right and there is the other eye, the big dark spot in the center is a snout, and all the red looks like blood dripping in and around the mouth, so you are looking at it face on. The rock even petrudes outward slightly so its like a face staring back at you. Awesome vid, I love looking at this untouched stuff and decyphering the puzzles, building a story.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thanks. I’ll have a look. It really is great fun walking the fine line between archaeology and pareidolia.

[@jamiethomas4079]

@@HistoryFuzzPodcast Sorry, I may have given the wrong time. I was going by watching on my tv. But re-looking on my desktop its at 10:00 where there is a broader image of the entire drawing. I'm not saying my idea is correct. Just a different way of looking at things.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Got it now! I can now see it from your perspective. Almost like a crab, with a black shell looking straight out. On Saturday at 2pm ET we are doing a Live Stream, so I’ll address your perspective then. We have some light scans to share which shows the precise shape of the animal. Maybe see you on the chat. Nice one. This is what it’s all about.

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

Those scratchings on the rocks look very much like the scratchings documented on ice age animal bones. Peradolia influenced our ancient ancestors too no doubt about that. They were as fascinated with the formations there as are you fellows.

[@dumindaamila]

My Gosh What A Discovery ! The World Owes You One My Dear Friend

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

That’s about as good as it gets! Thank you very much. But remember this is “us”. Jay and I.

[@ImJustAdam_]

This is absolutely incredible! Great find and a great video. Subbed!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thank you Adam. We are live streaming at 2pm tomorrow presenting the evidence in clear blocks, featuring each animal up close. It’s scheduled in the “live section” of my channel. Maybe see you in the chats.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

kzbin.infoRtoeLrjxZh0?si=-AHs8o8crjJ7iBJk

[@ImJustAdam_]

@ Yes you will! Was you able to carbon date anything to get a rough idea of build date?

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

@@ImJustAdam_we will discuss that tomorrow!

[@kirschakos]

Absolutely amazing discovery!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Glad you think so!

[@heatherphillips2138]

This reminds me of the giant rock formation in Thailand that looks like a petrified titanoboa!! So glad I found this channel!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thanks for jumping onboard. You mean the “Naga” caves.

[@heatherphillips2138]

@@HistoryFuzzPodcast yes it had been while since I had thought about them. Thank you!!

[@toniempringham9032]

These are amazing!! Just incredible! That pictogram in the cave looks to me like a rhinoceros beetle!!! Exactly!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Yeah. The head does, but that tail confuses this interpretation!

[@toniempringham9032]

@@HistoryFuzzPodcastjust fascinating! Our earth has so many ancient treasures! Thank you for sharing this! 🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@polymathematics5837]

I'm here because I saw your link in today's Ashton Forbes LIVE chat. Good stuff!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Welcome to my channel mate. Not sure why I’d appeared on Ashton’s channel, but delighted to have you here. Much more coming about this discovery.

[@JenHistoryFuzzAdmin]

@@HistoryFuzzPodcast I posted that link. Haha Happy to have you here @polymathematics5837!

[@barbarakloise6790]

I think they could be mudfossils then the ancient people made additions of ocre and carvings and used hollows for shelters to the mudfossils already existing. Either way what a great site! Just amazing.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thanks for the “just amazing”.

[@AncintArt2ndColony]

Amazing Place ! I love exploring the past !

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

It truly is wild.

[@AncintArt2ndColony]

@HistoryFuzzPodcast I'm part of Community that finds and collects artifacts and visits sites suspended to be Palio in particular . Newer stuff is found occasionally, but the volume of Palio Artifacts seem to overwhelm many areas and collections ! I focus mostly on New England but it's a word wide event !

[@Alarix246]

Guys, give the place a name. As this is not the last time we watch this - surely more dicoveries there are awaiting! Brilliant!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thank you. We struggle with names. We call it the “Reptile Temple” but there are birds and non reptilian megafauna too. So this name is not accurate. What would you call it?

[@helmetfire5973]

​@@HistoryFuzzPodcastI would call it The Hyperborean Temple, after the fictional Conan the Barbarian universe.

[@helmetfire5973]

I tried posting this comment earlier but I never saw it appear here, so I'll pitch my name suggestion again. I would call it the Hyperborean Temple after the hyperborean age of the Conan the Barbarian lore. Simply because your discovery fills me with the same sense of fantastic wonder as found in the lore. Just incredible. @HistoryFuzzPodcast

[@DisclosureExtremist]

It shows lots of signs of fire-scorched, molten, crystallized rock. wow

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

There are small holes for fires in most of the sculptures. At the back.

[@patrikrosenqvist3170]

Wow. looking forward to part two! Any indigenous groups around? would be incredible to hear some "folktales" about this place!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Yup. We have a local indigenous leader coming onto the podcast soon to discuss the site.

[@maverickrider4591]

The holes would have been filled with oils and lit would have illuminated the creatures. Lighting the way, and scarring/creeping out unwanted visitors.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

What a wild image. Burning the oils of the specific animals. In each hole.

[@hypothalamusjellolap8177]

I thought so too, it could also hold something to mask their scent with before hunting that animal.

[@ColliWobblers-d1b]

That whole site has been made from great big blobs of lime mortar guys!!I see large and small blobs of lime everywhere the larger ones would maybe have been carried by two people in an animal skin and dumped and hand moulded into shape, be on the look out for finger marks but they will be rare where the lime stone is exposed to weathering. Very interesting site!!! The appearance of reptile scales I think has been achieved by many balls or blobs of lime mortar all piled on top of each other and sculpted into animal shapes and features. WOW its amazing.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

This is quite the theory. Please have a look at the scene in the cave. Jay puts his hand in five finger marks. Is that what you mean? The rock looks like putty.

[@anyatranter5588]

It does look like that.

[@chrisroux8137]

The site would reveal more fascinating information once excavated and cleared, can't wait for follow up of the discovery, a true glimpse into ancient past, thanks for sharing, be good, happy and healthy

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thanks you. Keep an eye on the live streams

[@INeedTheTruth]

Really interesting that remember me like the movie Predator with the type of scripturs with ligns, triangles etc

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

It’s like walking through a stone zoo!

[@TheStormey]

How can any intelligent person look at that and think that it's just natural?? you can totally see that it's been shaped and formed into the different turtles and reptiles etc, very very cool! I absolutely love archeology, there is something always new, exciting and mysterious to make us ask questions!! Just mind-boggling and way awesome, thank you so much for the video really enjoying it!❤❤

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thank you very much. There are times to be skeptical and times to be real. This is the latter. It is a zoological marvel on a world scale.

[@mastersofkaos2982]

agreed @thestormey. common sense must prevail

[@AncientAtlántida]

Hilarious I completely agree with you

[@Ed-ym4tu]

I don't think anyone is arguing it has been modified. The petroglyphs are for certain. The eye sockets are almost certainly carved. I don't believe it is monolithic. I think it's a natural outcropping that people were able to see certain shapes and then chiseled away at to help better define. The dating is very silly. This could have been created at any time. An archeology survey discovering artifacts to help date is required before any educated guesses can be made. I also don't get the "it's a temple" statement. Why does everything have to have religious or spiritual meaning? When I was a kid I found rocks that looked like reptiles. I saved them and enjoyed looking at them, but I didn't worship them or make offerings to the reptiles gods.

[@peterbereczki4147]

"How can any intelligent person look at that and think that it's just natural?? " the intelligent person in question might take a look at geological activity and history of the area first rather than give it in the bias of "it looks like it"

[@politorosa]

I am very impressed by the video you have posted. I have been analyzing the images and the surroundings many times... From my point of view, in that place they made sacrifices to the Gods and in the reddish colored area, in my eyes it is the figure of the red dragon.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thank for the observations. Be sure to check out the live stream on the channel. It has fresh images and close ups.

[@brianchu3317]

These sculptures in Columbia mirroring the ones in France? Just wow!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

We have a scheduled live stream next week comparing both sites up close. It’s on the channel in the live section. Hope to see you there.

[@ckjamn]

Lidar, please.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

That will happen soon! Subscribe and brace yourself!

[@ericneiman5556]

My thought is those "offering" holes are for fires so the light would extenuate the details and dance and move in the flickering flames.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

With you there! Perhaps the oils and fats from the different animals were burned in each one.

[@TheStormey]

Wow, how cool would that be? Now that you said that I can't unsee it! Can you imagine seeing that from the valley floor? It had to look absolutely mystical and magical!❤❤❤

[@liliaaaaaaaa]

Certainly weathered stone, but with the clear rock carving in the cave & indentations then certainly possible these rocks were also carved as animal heads. I'd imagine the holes on top of the heads could have served multiple purposes, water holes to catch rain water to drink, holders to create fire pits or for holding wooden poles.

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

There are places in the UK with almost identical natural erosion. It takes you back to gazing at clouds, you can have hours of fun engaging our strange pareidolia faculty. I enjoyed watching the hysterical pareidolia in the video.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

The Andes are replete with libation bowls cut in stone. And, those carvings are right below the pictogram, suggesting they record migration patterns or timings.

[@martinlamb8388]

Amazing, subscribed, would love to see some lidar done over the area could be so much more hidden away

[@p73737E]

Come to La Pedriza, you can record 10 documentaries like this one. elephants, turtles, eagles, frogs...

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Can by our send a link to some images?

[@reporeport]

this is awesome!!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thanks for saying so.

[@epzilon9419]

amazing ancient megalithic of wonder🤠

[@rosajucglaserra4506]

If true... moltes gràcies! Really grateful

[@TutankhamaruCapac]

This is absolutely awesome! There is no doubt in my mind that there was human occupation here. The stones look intriguing, but I was totally hooked once these were shown to be placed purposefully facing north or south in some areas as well as the seaman's seat where a fire has clearly been lit. These past weeks have been quite the time for South American archeology. Just now an underground chinkana was found that runs underground connecting Sacsayhuaman to the Qorikancha temple in Cusco which turned out to be the secret tunnel Amsel Pi Rambla spoke of in the 1980s. I think I heard one of the team members refer to the site as a huaca/waka at some point? If it is a huaca, is there any native context on these structures among the locals that attribute any meaning to them?

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Where to begin! Was that the tunnel where 18th century treasure hunters found “life sized golden jaguars with emerald eyes?” Indeed I said “huaca”. In this context, every stone figure is an individual huaca. Hence; collectively; we refer to the site as a “temple”. We will put it into richer indigenous context very soon on a level stream. There is already one stream, so watch that for now.

[@TutankhamaruCapac]

@@HistoryFuzzPodcast I think it may be the same one, it was considered a myth for the longest time until now. I am Peruvian and its unfortunate to say that I haven't seen much coverage on the topic but its still very recent and I don't think much has been done to study it further but hopefully that will change. I wouldn't be surprised if these Inca and Pre-Inca tunnels have existed in all of Peru and other areas like the one underneath Teotihuacan. As for this stone temple you have found in Colombia I hope it gets visibility online quick - Flint Dibble will absolutely soil himself when he sees this. EDIT: Are you familiar with the Marcahuasi stone forest in Peru? That's what came to mind when I saw this because of the gallery of stone figures

[@wilsonhernandez7510]

I am going to guess a caiman with an open mouth! It has a double-crest tail and chunky crawling legs. I think they even carved the separation between the tail and the right leg.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

I am with you.

[@wilsonhernandez7510]

​@@HistoryFuzzPodcast Really man!? Great. You know that I grew up in Bogota and I never heard of this rock before. I thought about the Caiman or some kind of alligator because is typical of the region. Thank you for showing, can't wait for the second part. Great work!

[@thomasmrkeby6488]

You guys should go to Fontainebleau in France

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

We plan to do just that. It’s featured at the end of the film.

[@drevnikocur54]

I would love to see a CG reconstruction of this site.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Working on it mate!

[@drevnikocur54]

@@HistoryFuzzPodcast 🥰

[@guillemetteschlumberger8929]

amazing work of the giants of ice age civilisation, before the flood, must be connected to Mu.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

I couldn’t comment on that. But everything here could be achieved by groups of people with a lot of time, which is perhaps more spectacular!

[@TheOrionZane]

Is there any other information online about this site? After a quick look I can't find anything - any help appreciated! I want to read up on the research!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

You won’t find anything other than this documentary.

[@MrThartofwar]

I need to go here :)

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

You need to go here…historyfuzz.com/colombia-2025

[@FrankP-qv3zy]

Lydar first😮

[@ahambrahmasmi108]

So very interesting! I would think in their prime these were probably all painted etc. Imagine the spectacle this would have been walking up to it!😮 *When entering the cave at the beginning, the "scratch" marks left from the removal of materials reminds me of what is seen in the huge caves in China, Petra, India, Darankuyu(?), etc. A significant part of our history on this planet is unknown, possibly kept that way on purpose. Why? I have no idea!🙏

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Perhaps the bowls on the heads burned oils. The shadows would flicker and move on the ground. The black oils would have run down through all the scales adding further movement. An ancient zoomorphic museum built in honor of the animals they hunted.

[@ericneiman5556]

Contact Mudfossil University. Rodger knows what that is

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

I’ll do that. Thanks for the heads up.

[@messiahmatrix]

Petite Jean Mountain in Arkansas has similar features on its stones that look like giant turtle shells, it looks the same, but people here enhance them, natural beauty with carved animal faces.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

That’s pretty much what is here, only enhanced a long time ago.

[@jerome8283]

bro, we have excatly the same in france, the fontainebleau forest, lot of statues with same skin, turtles, snake, crocodile, dolphin and other. Officialy, it's natural

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

We featured that site at the end of the doc!

[@jerome8283]

@@HistoryFuzzPodcast yes i see a little, same reptilian civilisation, very weird, thank's for this unknown site

[@barbarabarlee]

Thank you for sharing. If that one rock craving is truly an elephant, then I am not that shocked. Robert Edward Grant has videos on KZbin showing his findings of elephant craving in South America. I think you would be surprised where. If you continue to research this site. Don't be surprised by what you find. Goodluck and thank you

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

The thanks goes to you. Every comment helps us get ahead on KZbin. Tell me, do you personally think it’s a mastodon, or not?

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Yup. They are of the "Grupo Guadalupe, K2G, Ksg" [Guadalupe Group]. They knocked in holes to resemble eyes and mouths, but in some instances they are mounted on smaller granite rocks.

[@cmackscott761]

It appears to me anyway that many archaeologists assume ancient man-made items are either a tomb, a temple, or an accessory of a temple. I built an interesting pond in my backyard with interlocking natural stone. Perhaps if someone in the future finds it they will assume it was a baptismal pool. Maybe some ancient cultures just built things because they wanted to create cool-looking things. Similarly today people are commonly obsessed with owning a cool-looking car and an elaborate home.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

I agree. They were becoming obsessed with aesthetics and materialism, and enhanced rocks to reflect what the saw, and liked.

[@Gabriel._H]

Those carvings are for shadows of the sun like a sun dial

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Do you mean the circular hole with the dot in the centre? Or all of the libation holes too?

[@stevenenglish9716]

Very cool no matter what

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Can’t argue with that.

[@robertmckeown5315]

Also should mention the polygonal masonry as is found in egypt. Either the stones fit together very well or they've been morphed.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Can you explain what you mean by "morphed"?

[@picknowell]

I don't understand why modern archeology sholarship is so angry about all this. After all, they get to write a whole new batch of $400 college textbooks.😮

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

It’s beyond me! While some of the best are saying “yes” it is what you claim, others are raging with anger and behaving like children.

[@picknowell]

@HistoryFuzzPodcast I think that modern scholarship is tainted with a completely materialistic worldview. The widespread belief that when one dies, there is nothing after. All there is of their existence is what they have while alive. Therefore, they hold on to their theses like there's no tomorrow. Integrity is meaningless because there is no basis for morality. Legacy is meaningless if dead is dead.

[@claudiaaltamirano]

Porque traen más preguntas que respuestas, y más vacíos, mas incertidumbre. Algunos ven el vaso medio lleno y otros medio vacío

[@suga-b2594]

I’ve found similar things just like all this on google earth down in southern South America.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

What do you think the site is/was.

[@suga-b2594]

@ not exactly sure, but the places I found on Google Earth with similar things looks to dear be like monuments, and statutes in a town/city.

[@2013Arcturus]

I think some of this might be overenthusiastic pareidolia, but I have no doubt that these ancient people saw the same things and may have enhanced natural mud stone features. You can see in the beginning that tons of the random outcrops have similar texture. Again, that said, clearly people were here and carving things, you'll just have to prove these aren't sedimentary mud rocks that were enhanced.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

The cliff at the start greatly features enhanced bedrock; but the “temple” animals are all limestone. Mounted on smaller granite stones.

[@2013Arcturus]

@@HistoryFuzzPodcast very cool!

[@badas45]

So cool Remember the snake cult in conan the barbarian?

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thulsa Doom was the chief! I am with you.

[@Arashekhoeur]

Amazing site! Can't wait to hear more from this. Sub ofc.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Thanks for subbing mate. Every one counts! Lots more coming about this. Including some top batting profs on the podcast to put everything in context.

[@godsgod1677]

Why are people into conspiracy theories when there's so many unexplained mysteries like this in the world already.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Go for it! Which conspiracies?

[@godsgod1677]

@@HistoryFuzzPodcast Flat Earth, Lizard people, just about any other far right nonsense.

[@godsgod1677]

@@HistoryFuzzPodcast Flat Earth, Lizard People, and any other right wing nonsense.

[@josephcook2314]

The pit viper looked to be individual rocks formed together, much like the ones at Montapichu!

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

We will show close ups on the live stream today mate. kzbin.infoRtoeLrjxZh0?si=PSrsWelcj6VVByuX

[@LarpingAsALarper]

Better do as much research as possible before they lock the place down and plant trees over it.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Don’t say that.

[@MrLOTZALUV]

Are there any plans for more archeologist, geologist, scientist to examine this find? How would someone find out about future plans?

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

For now, keep an eye on this channel, and watch the live streams.

[@MrLOTZALUV]

@HistoryFuzzPodcast I can do that.

[@Wordamoufguy]

I would REEEEALLY love to view this on a map, but the subtitles aren't cooperating and what I HEAR that was said for the locations isn't anywhere close when I google them. :(

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Good! We aimed to mask the precise location. Part II coming soon.

[@robmccormick-x6l]

I think of it as maybe an ancient classroom for children

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Oh! Nice one. So young hunters could be shown where to attack different beasts?

[@penguinclips9551]

They look so real

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

It’s like a frozen zoo!

[@StraightWhiteGuy.]

The drone shot at 2.40.... looks at that straight line..... Looks like block work not a small mountain

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Oh lord. Now you sound like Jay! He sees exactly the same thing.

[@Berbs76]

Those markings in the shelter struck me as either art, or community planning.

[@mcmkcd]

Interesting, really...but not fully convinced....

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

We aim not to convince; but to present the data.

[@mcmkcd]

@@HistoryFuzzPodcast yep, I understand that, it's the right thing to do 👍, I'm a big big fan of prehistoric art, techniques, artifacts, etc. Visited many sites & read a lot about the period. So, I'd be delighted if the man made origin of these rocks is definitely proven. Good job, keep going & let us know. 😉

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

@@mcmkcd On Friday this week, I will be publishing a visual KZbin episode with a professor of paleolithic art. Many questions are answered, and the site will. be shown in a completely different light. Thanks for your well wishes.

[@mcmkcd]

@HistoryFuzzPodcast I won't miss the coming épisode...👍

[@VictorValentinoVega]

Im a little disappointed the word petrification didnt come up at all as a possibility some might be carved or altered but those points were really lacking the sophistication of the rest of the "sculptures" if theyve been there that long a lot of people have came and gone though. who knows awsome find regardless 👍

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

We saw no signs or petrification so we felt best to leave it out and only include what we knew to be accurate. Thanks for the comment!

[@JollyPokemon]

Probably as interesting if not more than the pyramids 🧐

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Wow! We’ll take that for sure.

[@psylocibin9359]

The scales look like pillowlava, a geologic map of the area will tell you quick

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Yes mate. They belong to the Guadeloupe stadia.

[@Dkthearn]

You guys would love the book the boy in the painted cave

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

I just read the synopsis. Thank you very much, I will be reading it next week,

[@nancysotomayor3196]

Yes definitely those stones looks like there we're many different kind of dinosaurs in that área, in ancient times which trying to survive a catastrophe climbing the mountain, and they died and got solidify as rocks. 👍

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Which ones are dinosaurs? 🤔

[@nancysotomayor3196]

I think Einstein said " imagination Is bigger than knowledge" 😉 all starts in there

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

Not sure how to take that!

[@nancysotomayor3196]

@HistoryFuzzPodcast the Greatest inventions and discoveries on history have came first using the imagination 👍👏

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

@@nancysotomayor3196 I completely agree, Reality really does leave a lot to the imagination.

[@HistoryFuzzPodcast]

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[@wakcackle3555]

Absolutely obnoxious high pitched noise is sounded while maps get a label

[@wakcackle3555]

A heads up for the team of Archeologists, or head team-leader; If the bored holes for eyes are excavated, or cleaned out, they need to sample for anything that indicate an adhesive being used in those sockets. I have the hunch there may be an indicator that the sockets had "jewels" or polished stones in them. Quartz, and large emerald would probably be long ago stolen out. Yet might be found in the soils beneath.