Ancient Maps Reveal Incredible Anomalies

Graham Hancock reveals incredible anomalies shown on ancient maps.
There is the possibility that an ancient civilization was mapping the earth much earlier than previously thought!
There are also many strange structures found underwater that seem man-made, possibly from an Ice Age civilization, when sea levels were much lower
Graham Hancock delivers a mind-blowing lecture during the 'Origins of Civilization Tour' of ancient Turkey in 2015, visiting Göbekli Tepe and other sites with Hugh Newman and Andrew Collins. This was Graham's first visit to Göbekli Tepe, and in this exclusive presentation, Graham shares his initial insights and how this fits into his other groundbreaking research.
Graham Hancock is a world-famous author; he has sold millions of copies worldwide. His controversial books have sparked many debates over the decades.
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[@Leo-nine]

I find it hilarious that “scientific experts” are angry about new discoveries and new timelines of history! It’s exciting and fascinating to any human being with heart.

[@francisrobindaine-duchesne6095]

Exactly and if they wanted to prove Graham wrong they should do like what every scientist do to prove a theory : they prove it wrong if possible and if not they accept it. So when then don’t they do archeological research in the very places that Graham talks about? Just looking at submerged megaliths in itself would be a research worth doing to understand the past of our species.

[@jimduggan8382]

Has anyone actually ever heard an expert try and discredit Graham, I haven't, Graham is out there in the world fighting demons that don't exist.

[@mikespearwood3914]

@@jimduggan8382 Nah, they're here on the interwebs jim.

[@moonants]

Real archaeologists are not angry about discoveries, they are angry at Hancock for misrepresenting them.

[@klondike99]

The dismissal of new evidence disrupts the powers that be control over the dumbed down population

[@BlckMrket]

Graham Hancock is an absolute legend. Love his work and ideas. And quite frankly firmly believe his research, makes a lot of sense that we’re not the first humans and civilized at that

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@trutrek913]

The reason why many scientists don't like to hear/see or accept any new data is no scientist wants to be made obsolete during their lifetime. Especially their books and all those years of teaching would suddenly become outdated. Few scientists, like Dr. Hancock, will look at the new data and go "I thought I knew before, but now here's something new that I want to study and learn". Real scientists will adjust to any new and future data and therefore, pushes science further along.

[@hAckAbleMe]

It's not all just science denying scientists. Some value life more than whistle blowing. Keeping true history secret is big business for some governments.

[@user-yl9sw4ed2f]

Handcock is neither a doctor nor scientist. To be fair he doesn't claim to be either.

[@trutrek913]

@@user-yl9sw4ed2f Hancock refers to scientists that does make these claims based on evidence that they presented. Examples are Dr. Schoch, Dr. West, and others say the Sphinx is older than the pyramids. Dr. Zahi Hawass, Egyptian official, bans anyone that says this from investigating the sphinx.

[@mnomadvfx]

"no scientist wants to be made obsolete during their lifetime" Tell me you don't know how science works without telling me you don't know how science works. Every scientist can do some landmark research only for it to become old news only a week later. That's just the way things work. Even in the field of archaeology, you could make some huge discovery on one site - only to be one upped by another excavation team working a few miles away. You spend so long listening to Hancock talk about archaeologists (that he has every profitable reason to misrepresent) that you have taken his word as divine gospel without actually bothering to ask the people in the profession how it actually works. To make some kind of discovery that you could ride on for your entire working life it would have to be INSANELY groundbreaking, and somehow gaining you finders fee percentage of the cost of a lot of valuable artifacts - which these days is no longer a given at all after most national govmts have become vastly more proprietary about ownership of antiquities unearthed in their territory compared to 100 years ago when everything was a free for all.

[@markotisovic8233]

@@mnomadvfx Too many of career and life work has been done/achieved to be overturned just like that. Good example would be theory of pre-Clovis humans in Americas. Many of career was destroyed for proposing that theory. It only changed after Brazilians who don't give a xxxxx about US scientists schemes published their excavations (Luthea 24.000 old skeleton) and then Monte verde II findings.

[@michellechambers6653]

Thank goodness for the Internet. Or how else would we ever learn this? I do not understand why this information is not received with a sense of wonder and curiosity. I think it's wonderful to learn about us.

[@jasoncarlson4769]

Honestly, it's amazing. But the narrative that's in place isn't open to new ideas and discoveries. So archeology suppresses any conflicting evidence

[@donramonramirez5141]

Mí primer video de Mr Graham lo tengo desde 1996, emitido por Discovery Channel : The Lost Civilizations ... A partir de allí, lo sigo SIEMPRE 👌👌🇦🇷

[@fawziekefli2273]

From books. He wrote a lot of books, you know. _Fingerprints of the Gods_ is a must-read.

[@andredel.8302]

Because this subject about previous civilization is prohibited by global “elite “. Some Russian scientist after studying Great Pyramids, says, “ looks like ancient Atlantis were playing with waves, trying to convert high frequency Waves into low which becomes more powerful, and resonate with frequency of the Earth , that caused plates or continents to shift, and in 60 minutes everything was wipe out. Another Russian scientist says, all of the big structures, signs and landmarks around the world built by ancients pretty much matched with aero- navigation. Ancient had technology and development much higher than we are now, we just on the way to it.

[@YECBIB]

Did you know: GOD OF THE CHRISTIAN BIBLE CREATED EVERYTHING ABOUT SIX THOUSAND YEARS AGO. NO SUCH THING AS EVOLUTION AND BILLIONS OF YEARS OF AGO. DINOSAURS LIVED WITH MAN. FOLLOW ASTROPHYSICIST DR JASON LISLE✝️

[@Relbl]

What always strikes me is something environmentalists of today say: if the ice caps melt and sea level rise than kiss all these cities goodbye lalala... ok, now imagine instead of a few meters over 100 yrs it 100m in a few years and all those coastal cities that may have been before the Younger Dryas are now on the ocean floor, if they survived the floods at all. It seems so dense to not even consider that there was a past that has been wiped from the record in the wake of such a cataclysm

[@ArcheologyScience]

However, the younger dryas didnt increase levels 100m in a couple of years :-(. it occured over hundreds of years.

[@TheGoldeyFamily]

Hundreds of days. It'll be quick like. Move east of the Rockies and west of the Appalachian mountain ranges if you want to survive the ocean.

[@natollys]

The Earth shrinks in 538 ad and there is a 200ft sea level rise....Sphinx Mori etc are 65,000 years old.... built after the sinking of Atlantis...this causes the Biblical flood and Ice Age as the Earth tilts over and the Norther Hemisphere flash freezes down to the English Channel....We had a straight axis and a subtropical climate before....frozen tsunami scrunched up between the valleys of the mountain ranges as the were formed as the Earth settles after sinking a Continent. search for Chris Thomas Akashic Records Books....our true History is there....

[@williamhermann6635]

​@@ArcheologyScience It likely happened in days.

[@williamhermann6635]

​@@TheGoldeyFamily What? You realize the entire midwest will be an ocean right? Dont go west or east of the mountains. Go to the mountains.

[@benwalter8719]

Keep pounding away Mr Hancock, your pursuit for truth and transparency is admirable. Academia has ridiculed and tried to censor you and you have prevailed, keep up the fight, I appreciate your hard work.

[@ritaroberts1265]

I agree with you. Keep up the good work Graham.

[@Neilhuny]

He's a liar with nothing useful to add. Don't be fooled by the charlatan

[@mnomadvfx]

Academia has no power to censor an author. They don't even have the power to censor each other short of those that live and work in theocracies like Iran, or places like China with heavily restrictive govmt oversight of the public.

[@frankopdam8728]

Graham Hancock deserves a medal for all his hard work and perseverance awakening the entire humanity giving back its righteous history

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@donramonramirez5141]

Graham Hancock, Pierre Bauval, John West, Robert Schoh ... Son varios que nos han ayudado a " abrir los ojos " . . 👍👍👍🇦🇷

[@WayneBraack]

Graham Hancock is a liar and only sounds like an expert to people who don't know any information. Don't know any actual history of the Earth you don't know geology you don't even know the history of the cultures you're talking about so when he tells you things like every culture around the globe has a flood myth you don't understand the whole truth of that and that not know that it's not true. Here's a secret. Yes South Americans do have a flood myth. It's the European Christian one that was brought over in the 16th and 17th hundreds. Prior to that they did not have a flood myth and they do not have a flood meth in their own mythology. Graham Hancock won't tell you that will he? He also won't tell you that we know full well how much the sea levels rose and how quickly they rose during the younger dries. And after. And it wasn't very fast at all and it took hundreds of years. Yet he'll tell you the imagine giant walls of water and we know factually that that never happened. So Grant hamcock is terribly interesting when you don't actually know anything. His lies sound cool until you look I admit that because when I first started reading this guy I'm like wow this is fascinating. And then I realized he's a liar.

[@janneaaltonen7366]

Yeah but also keep in mind that graham Hancock is not a historian nor an archeologist, he is a journalist and a writer, and most of his work has no actual credence behind it. Its kind of sad that people fall for his fabrications so easily, it takes away the credibility of real historical research

[@olgaraffa1]

@@janneaaltonen7366 he is a gate keeper. 👍

[@imonearthnow1903]

Hancock is a brilliant researcher with eyes wide open.

[@historydrops]

I agree, thank you

[@johnhough7738]

At 13:00 minutes I found myself thinking "That argument doesn't hold water ..." So now I hate myself even more. Hancock is my kind of thinker; salutations, Sir!

[@johnhough7738]

"3000 of them being killed ..." Oh. Really? Is this credible? A nuclear bomb/asteroid/comet/meteor, or a (massive) earthquake might be credible; but how can anyone kill 3000 people with a rock? (No, this is a serious question. Perhaps I really am going doolalley in my dotage.) Maybe 3000 (wow!) pairs of hands on - how many? - oodles of ropes, co-ordinated by a 'priest' (or many priests?) with the local equivalent of bugles might ...

[@user-yl9sw4ed2f]

It's a natural outcrop of rock. No mystery. No faces. No human influence whatsoever. No artefacts. Nothing. Except Handcock's lies.

[@jnetteshepherd6146]

Those man bags remind me of the astronauts climbing into the spaceship during the Apollo mission. They carried little bags then too, like for oxygen? Who is to say they did not have a civilization comparable to ours that was destroyed.

[@historydrops]

True, thank you

[@tr7b410]

For a connect the dots mystery solved narrative Google search Apollo 20 mission to the moon to investigate a crashed spacecraft replete with Tibetean princess you can verify my claims The backstory on the dead female crewmember is as follows.She was a member of the MU society located in the Gobi Desert.There was a conflict with the Atlanteans.They initiated a sneak attack against MU but some of their spacecraft escaped in time.1 grabbed a hunk of rock in the rings of Saturn and hurled it at the Atlanteans which fragmented before impact destroying alot of real estate 11.4k years ago. 2 of the MU spacecraft were damaged by the shockwave.1 crashed into the moon and the other is tumbling thru our solar system=Omuamua. The more spiritually oriented refugees of MU migrated to the Tibetean plateau focusing on their spiritual practices to atone for this heinous act of destruction. The Atlanteans dispersed to America-The Yucatan-Patagonia and Egypt. The more spiritually oriented Atlanteans/ Pleadians were able to get back to their home planet and focused on their spiritual practices. See Pleadian contactee Billy Meiers material with a narrative by Randolf Winters...hit the video icon. Edgar Cayce during his clients life readings indicated many Atlanteans are incarnating in America at this time in our history. Can these past contentious E.T.s learn to peacefully cohabitat,?or under the hubris of their previous life experience,s choose planetary dominance & another destruction event.?

[@rjv-rw2ef]

the bag is symbolic basically they started to plant seeds, specifically the multi grain wheat. learn what multi grain wheat is, it will blow you mind. genetically modified seeds, alien technology. even scientists and archeologists agree that agriculture started in the northern mountains of iraq shortly after the last flood and dryas. makes sense the valley was flooded for a while. if you want to learn about their world, read as much Hindu texts as you can. eden is about 500k years old. any hindu stories referring to dates of events before that happened on another world. there is a reason why they believe yoga is millions of years old, they are correct, it is a practice of the gods developed on their world. the hindu texts are incredibly dense in information including the cycles of the planets, including their planet, understand the yugas. the language barrier is rough but if you can navigate thru it, its truly awesome.

[@user-yl9sw4ed2f]

They are water carriers. Says so in some of the texts. Don't listen to Handcock's bull.

[@tr7b410]

@user-yl9sw4ed2f The HANDBAGS represent a higher consciousness. If you look at Pillar 43 at Gobleki tepe the Vulture holding up the sun to be worshipped as GOD just above this symbol are wave like designs in an upward flow TOWARDS THE 👜 HANDBAGS. Why this design is used for this representation only the ancients knew.

[@m.k.4564]

It’s a shame the old maps used until the 1800s have all disintegrated…

[@historydrops]

Destroyed..

[@painmt651]

Not all.

[@user-yl9sw4ed2f]

Why? We have google Earth.😊

[@user-yl9sw4ed2f]

I thought Piri Piri Reis was pre 1800, same as the hundreds I downloaded for my research into Magellan's first circumnavigation.😅

[@martineastburn3679]

In Micronesia there is a Basalt fort that still stands. It was visited by tourists in the 60's and discovered by National Geographic in 20xx. I lived out there in the 60's.

[@susanfudge1737]

20xx?

[@mnomadvfx]

Visited by tourists in the 60s and discovered by NG in the 2000s...... So you mean it was discovered in the 60s then..... Just because NG didn't film it until the 2000s doesn't mean it wasn't "discovered" before then.

[@martineastburn3679]

@@mnomadvfx The Site was well known. It is a major facility in the islands of peoples that live in palm frans and since WWII block houses. Micronesia , German, Japanese, American Army, Marines, and all knew it was there - when islands were 2M or 6feet off mean sea level means it stood out to all for the Gilberts, to other islanders. Professional movie had to get there.

[@Indianolanative]

Fascinating. Thank you for this.

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@solos7685]

Hey Google earth is enough to not even bother with the mainstream anymore... I could rewrite history with my screenshots

[@blackbird5634]

True, I am knocked out by the History Channel/and others who start their explanations with ''the pyramids were tombs built by Egyptians 4,000 years ago'' and then go on to show drawings of slaves pulling giant rocks up an incline. I just laugh.

[@solos7685]

@@blackbird5634 well you should see the things I've found in North Central British Columbia... is equivalent to anything Graham Hancock has to offer in no disrespect

[@blackbird5634]

@@solos7685 I'm not sure what you mean. If you have evidence of prehistoric tribes there, great! I point out that tv shows calling the pyramids ''tombs'' with experts who say they were built by slaves are not credible after Graham's (and other's) discoveries.

[@michaelersing4158]

Tell us more

[@mauricemattern3692]

it's funny that people talk about great discoveries that are supposed to change history - but unfortunately they are never presented

[@foxdavion6865]

The reason they're obsessed with shipwrecks is because of monetary gain; They're looking for gold, if they happen to come across artefacts instead, they sell those to Museums. It is all about money and treasure hunting, those who fund the expeditions never do so out of a desire to piece together our past.

[@historydrops]

Unfortunately true

[@johnedwards3621]

I first heard of the Piri Reese maps 70 years ago on the radio. I've alway wanted to see those maps -- thanks for that.

[@crystalclearwindowcleaning3458]

Fascinating, thank you.

[@terrygrossjr83]

Interesting that these maps also mean there were sea fairing map making civilizations.

[@martinfromseacity2010]

Thanks Graham for the insights to history

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@Footielad]

Imagine the Mediterranean freezing and defosting each winter/summer❤

[@jussikankinen9409]

Could skate and skiing, good real sport, no need go gym smelling shit

[@mnomadvfx]

The Mediterranean Sea is higher is salt content than most other large bodies of water in the world due to the vastly thick layers of salt built up on the sea bed from a period where most of the MS area dried up millions of years ago when shifting tectonic plates cause the strait of gibralter to be temporarily blocked, deny access to the MS from the Atlantic Ocean. Because it has a significantly higher salt content it is unlikely to ice over anywhere near as easily as the poles which are thousands of miles from the equator.

[@stedraganov9186]

Thank you for that video! We deserve to know the truth!

[@SyriusStarMultimedia]

Basically there are some mainstream scientists still trying to claim that the plate tectonics is not for real and that everything looks as it always has. Idiocy. But with multiple college degrees.

[@AndyBsUTube]

Very interesting and I believe you are broadly correct - I've followed your work for a few years. In one of your original TV documentaries where you show Yonaguri there is a computer schematic showing the whole site. To my mind this is not a structure in itself, but instead a quarry - with clear working faces and access ramps etc. So not a structure per se, but definitely man-made. I have an interest in industrial heritage and am familiar with these sorts of structures in for example the slate quarries of N/Wales - so when I saw the Yonaguri site schematic for the first time I recognised the similar features.

[@historydrops]

Interesting, thank you

[@stevenunua2118]

Graham is amazing...so lucky I follow him.

[@keystothebox]

33:53 @ Graham Hancock - Those are not bags - it is a symbol of lanterns that carry the literal and figurative light (aka. knowledge).

[@chrismac2234]

There always were small erroneous builds and discoveries around the world. Who would have thought that our entire human story, is far more interesting and complex. We could hardly have imagined.

[@dareesjrudethpetrvysnhu3297]

Thank you too.

[@everymoment1007]

Fascinating research, I do believe you are uncovering relevant and important information about our earth and the planetary system. I could listen all day. You are a great speaker and your presentation is super, thank you.

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@1GameKeeper]

Th H shapes are coupled with a Series of I shapes dropped in the top of each course to make a linked unbelievably strong construction method

[@donramonramirez5141]

Y están acanaladas al estilo veneciano : todas sus tallas fueron hechas con notable precisión ... Y hace miles de años que están " tiradas, a la intemperie " ... 🤷👍🇦🇷

[@anthonydoyle7370]

They are lego bricks for baby trolls.

[@bluwtrgypsy]

An amazing researcher. The best of the best, and there are few. A remarkable man. He has uncovered so much that so-called scientists refuse to accept. They (their ego) can't embrace change. Thank you for this wonderful video.

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@user-yl9sw4ed2f]

He is a liar and humbug artist. Watch Rogan where he's systematically dismantled in 4 hours by Flint.

[@WantYaLovin]

Sooooo interesting!!! So much to think about.

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@BestKiteboardingOfficial]

I imagine we've been through many cycles of boom and bust over the aoens, some just to stoneage, maybe some as far as we are now or further.

[@danielatlas5544]

We live in a time where science forgoes science but tells us to follow the science.

[@valdivia1234567]

Ivermectin for Covid.

[@user-yl9sw4ed2f]

WTF? Do you honestly understand anything ecxept nonsense? Wake up!

[@danielatlas5544]

@@user-yl9sw4ed2f what’s your problem er drugs probably that ,s generally why people loose it for no reason.your the one that didn’t understand what i said but i wont bother explaining.

[@tims.2834]

Graham and the "new" breed of researchers are opening a new realm of possibilities about the past and our connections to the skys and stars!

[@JamesJacobson-ov4ps]

Yeah, like a Tartaria, which they won’t even admit it ever existed, and yet there it is on the all of the old maps. There’s a reason they erase history

[@keithh.2624]

Did they not just destroy the Easter Island statues?

[@RealDaviii]

no?

[@Greensiteofhell]

@keithh.2624 I heard the same. Also certain people aren't allowed to visit the island. Bit of a mystery.

[@user-yl9sw4ed2f]

Utter bull.

[@thomaselmore1155]

Awesome Geopolymer work. Some of the "natural" rock looks like it's GeoP too. Dumped and hardened but not formed and worked. Reminds me of diving Bahamas.

[@SquirrelSniper138]

UNFORTUNATELY HE NEEDS TO COME CLEAN ABOUT THE SHAR COUNT.. he and Billy Carlson refuse to Debate Jason from Archiax... They both have read 📚 the same books and Jason's calling them out about there slight changes to the real historical timeline

[@truthupholders6554]

Thanks for sharing interesting similarities between ancient civilizations, believed unrelated. It was great to see the ancient maps and underwater archeological sites. I would reason that the evidence suggests the ice age is much more recent that the presently held theory. IMO the evidence presented appears to be better explained by a recent ice age rather than the suggestion that ancient civilizations are older. I appreciated hearing of the very important Egyptian document , preserved on the Temple of Horus that records the occurrence of a great flood and of a pre-flood world. It is noteworthy that 200+ cultures, cultures from every corner of the globe, have a written or oral record that relates of a great ancient flood.

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@troyrockwell7744]

Hudson Bay is the result of the series of pieces hitting like shoe maker Levi. I thought I imagined this but here you are saying what I'm thinking.

[@kristinechilds6035]

Last week, Billy Carson told that All of Easter Island had been destroyed by fire this year. He has been waiting for approval to go there.

[@shivanj1]

That was on 10/22, encompassing 250 acres.

[@shivanj1]

Google is your friend.

[@scottcrowley2061]

nice work sir.

[@historydrops]

Thank you sir

[@tr7b410]

I think it's safe to say that the Bimini road connected at 1 time, with the large sunken city off Cuba,s coastline=1 of the Atlantean/E.T. bases on earth. The other 2 Atlantean bases,were located on the Azores & near Santorini.

[@thomaselmore1155]

And Cuba was connected to the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico. The road has lots of building and structures at the ends. Near Tulum Pyramid on the beach.

[@user-yl9sw4ed2f]

You seem to know an awful lot. Emphasis on the penultimate word.🙂

[@mnomadvfx]

Every geologist consulted on the subject agrees that the Bimini road is a natural sedimentary rock formation.

[@tr7b410]

@mnomadvfx Every geologist consulted=the internet voices in your head.?

[@mnomadvfx]

@@thomaselmore1155 The ocean depth between the rest of the American continent and Cuba is far too great for there to have ever been a land bridge within the 7 million year timeline of human evolution. A quick Google search reveals a minimum depth of 550 fathoms, which is just over a kilometer deep. Total sea level rise since the peak of the ice age was less than 150 meters total. So ye - no land bridge.

[@ronaldjohnson7449]

how many years would have to pass to knock world culture back to the stone age ... no buildings ... no roads ... no memory of more prosperous times

[@historydrops]

Depends also on climate intervention, but one thousand years and I am pretty sure there would be no evidence of our present time!

[@kristinechilds6035]

Hi Gram, the civilizations before ours were very intelligent and used technology of frequencies and vibration to build their structures along with sacred geometry, they knew the frequencies of the stones they used and when you match the frequency you can manipulate it to be weightless or destroyed like the walls of Jericho.

[@historydrops]

Yes as mentioned by Randall Carlson

[@rogerdudra178]

Greetings from the BIG SKY. Well spoken.

[@tedbomba6631]

Graham, it must be frustrating for you to constantly meet resistance from ' academics ' despite the facts and the logic behind your work. Everything you posit in this video and others that I've watched makes perfect sense. Thanks for sharing your work with us so we can know the truth about mankind's heritage.

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@user-yl9sw4ed2f]

He's not frustrated. He just wants to sell his books like von Dennikin. Uses similar titles too! Woo! Woo!

[@phlogistonphlyte]

What, then about Sirius? How does that fit in with the Pyramids and the shafts? I recall reading about it but details elude me.

[@RandomnessTube.]

Coming from Belfast I had no knowledge of this place or even the rumors of it I've always had a feeling about land off to the distance west of Ireland.

[@erikasulcz6426]

Thank you

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@geezermann7865]

I love learning about ancient history, and early exploration, and the oldest maps. The map where there was no Antarctica made me wonder if they knew there WAS no continent there. For 65 years I have believed what I was taught about the earth, being a spinning globe. I had never doubted that. But in the last few years I have learned that is not the case. Antarctica is simply a tall and very long ice wall surrounding the oceans and land masses, on a stationary plane.

[@chevreherd]

Paintings of the blue marble

[@painmt651]

Did anyone else noticed that in the picture when he was talking about the hands of the Moai that the hand in the photo had SIX FINGERS?

[@Greensiteofhell]

@painmt651 I only count 5 fingers.

[@CB-ef9pw]

The scale of the maps suggests a way of sailing long distances reliably or else the maps would be useless

[@joechang8696]

in suffering from a deplorable lack of curiosity, Magellan was searching for a strait that led to the Pacific instead of trying to sail around the bottom of South America. So why the lack of curiosity on where his knowledge of the strait came from?

[@tmastersat]

The amazon was farming fields and cities. It's not sad its being cleared its great its being used again for food production

[@richardraby6266]

If this present generation of Archaeologists could get some practice into what it takes to build some of these monuments, ie cut some stone blocks, produce high tolerance contact surfaces between them, and then lift them and construct something; we could well have a different story coming out of them as to our ancient roots and past. For the present we have fools with no inkling of the challenges involved, giving us stories of hunter-gatherers with a little spare time on their hands. And by the way hunter gatherers could NOT have lived in cities or built them as they had to catch enough game, and would also have had to settle down to grow crops, Otherwise they would have starved.

[@user-yl9sw4ed2f]

Duuh! Ancient maps revealing anomalies is pretty darn obvious. They're ancient.😅

[@greggweber9967]

How did the waterline move up and down in such a short number of years? Melting, freezing, tectonic lifting or sinking? Any inland records like glaciers, or volcanoes that correlate?

[@patrickbashara2159]

Where were you 84-86 when I was fighting this fight a U Mass Amherst.😢

[@DanMaul-ip1is]

Before the ice age we probably different north and south poles. That part of Antarctica was probably not in the area. Either earth crust displacement or from axial tilt, but I don’t think that would cause that much of a shift

[@nissetuta]

He actually shows a picture of earth from the last ice age:)

[@genehasenbuhler2594]

I believe Yanaguny is a quarry where they cut the monoliths from!

[@historydrops]

Looks like it

[@jasonrobbins7589]

If he's right about all this and I am certain it's correct, we have all been lied to in the most disgusting way

[@dominicobrien1625]

Have you read David greaber?

[@davidstorer5551]

There have been giant sharks washed up on shore in Java. Big enough that a 2off - D9 dosers could not move it. Not a spotted shark . Great white.

[@rizziebethh3837]

Easter Island...wobble year? Doesn't the pole wobble at certain times/ degrees?

[@rtistic_Cosmic_translat3r]

11:06❤

[@cavemancaveman5190]

Our first meeting is still a dream BTW. Maps are a compilation of charts for the entertainment of common people. New charts are created on every voyage without exception.

[@engradd]

Fishman - Enki

[@JHTakanawa]

Ummm… how does “bearded figures on Easter Island” not tip over the applecart just by itself?

[@rtistic_Cosmic_translat3r]

7:11❤❤❤

[@moonants]

That 10 million sq miles is under really shallow water near the coast, and therefore largely explored, not like deep ocean.

[@rtistic_Cosmic_translat3r]

1:40❤

[@dale5702]

Awesomeness

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@najbolnor]

bags could be seeds...

[@historydrops]

They could have been the introduction of agriculture, yes

[@Thiago_TT_MIA]

I'll see you in Indonesia in May!

[@WopRicci]

Just like academia has proclaimed the somewhat recently discovered Montana megaliths are natural rock formations.

[@Mark-cr2rd]

lovely colation - really helps perspective - so eyes open the earth environment was perfect for the period 13 to 50 thousand years ago - to around 100 thousand - and without real cataclism to past the kings lists of 230 k ago to maybe the fabled 435k ago - when things diverged from the norm of a million years ago - nice its all coming into perspective :-)

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@behindthespotlight7983]

Anyone else having bizarre, recurring dreams about maps???

[@RalphEllis]

See my paper on ice age formation. “Modulation of Ice age by Dust and Albedo”. It was nothing to do with CO2. D

[@bgilchrist228]

lol at that globe

[@jussikankinen9409]

Asteroid hit could make ice lakes

[@jaymcglone3649]

Indeed ole chap

[@mikecrabtree8200]

Finally! A video with GH that actually has GH in it. A lot of videos that purport to be about him have virtually zero GH in them.

[@historydrops]

Thank you. This channel is all about Graham, from podcasts and presentations

[@zicho1st]

Wonder, during some strong earthquakes the shoreline moves as land goes up or down, like Fukusima or that 2011 tsunami. Could stronger earthquake sunk that Japanese underwater city, so we dont need to go to ice age? And how about rebound effect in case of that island west of Ireland? New Orleans is still sinking because of that.

[@frankopdam8728]

I am not against the story but some things just do not add up to me looking at the story line. This lost underwater civilisation was there before the great flood, underwater now by melting of the icecap due to a meteor impact and causing the colder period. So what was then first. 1/ ice age with a lost civilisation being above water 2/meteor impact 3/great flood due to impact and melting of the icecap 4/causing colder period (again?) 5/melting of the icecap (again?) 6/new civilisation that survived and builds structures that should remember us the apocalypse that happened 13000 years ago, a civilisation being destructed heavily and still recovering in caves with building skills that are unprecedented compared to the current abilities. But skills NOT being inherited by the Egyptians and others. Also why do we never find f.i. metal objects in the ground from lost civilisations (in the future they will definitely find it back from the current civilisation). And what was the reasoning of building puzzle walls. Let us know and show how advanced they were? Aren’t we looking at a much older civilisation that may have even predicted the apocalypse?

[@donramonramirez5141]

Si me lo permite ( y no se ofende ), voy a expresar MI teoría : No cabe ninguna duda sobre que esas obras fueron hechas por personas " más avanzadas técnicamente " que nosotros: hoy, Ud no podría hacer las pirámides de Egipto, por costo y por falta de experiencia ... Ni le digo Baalbek ... Esa civilización, anterior a nosotros, sabía que " algo tremendo estaba por llegar ", y decidieron dejar rastros ... cosa que lograron. El CATACLISMO que los hizo desaparecer, fue de alcance global, similar a lo ocurrido en 2004 en Indonesia y su secuela en todo el océano Indico, pero multiplicado por N, que alcanzo todo el globo. Toda esa agua, volcada repentinamente sobre la superficie, barrió todo lo que encontró en su camino ( observé los megalitos de Baalbek, están desparramados, y pesan 1.000 TN ). En Tiahuanaco, a 4.000 metros de altura, podrá encontrar fósiles marinos... Y ese levantamiento ocurrió en segundos ... Los motivos del cataclismo, los dejo para después ... 👌🇦🇷

[@frankopdam8728]

@@donramonramirez5141is very plausible, especially the knowledge before it happened is something that should be further explored. 🙏

[@donramonramirez5141]

@@frankopdam8728 Mr Frank, recién empezamos a " rascar el barniz " que cubre la pintura, que cubre la carrocería, que forma el contenedor adónde están los restos de las DOS ( 2 ) civilizaciones que nos precedieron ... Ya se encontró el " Reloj de Antiquitera " ... ☝️

[@frankopdam8728]

@@donramonramirez5141interested to know which TWO civilisations you refer to and the timespan they cover

[@donramonramirez5141]

​@@frankopdam8728Bien ... Busque info sobre " las piedras de Ica " ... sobre la 1° civilización ... En cuanto a tiempo, me atrevo a sugerir que las pirámides llevan allí, no menos de 15.000 años ...como segunda civilización ... Para la primera, debemos retroceder bastante más ...

[@seanpatterson8989]

Thank you for Graham Hancock , it gives me great hope that you can be inspired as I am Namaste brothers and sisters.

[@historydrops]

Thank you

[@YamiKisara]

When Graham thanked Jupiter for protecting us it popped to my mind that Jupiter was the ruler of gods across Europe (Greek, Roman, Slavic, you name it, albeit under different names). I'm don't know whether or not it's the same for other cultures. It certainly doesn't sound like a coincidence in this context.

[@greglpc-s6178]

Continental Drift. Climate Change naturally and dramatically alters landscapes over centuries.

[@Shaneedward42]

Right angles aren't natural.

[@donramonramirez5141]

Si si si ... Eso mismo ocurrió en Teotihuacan y en Tiahuanaco ... El viento hizo las rocas H, a montones ... 🤷😜

[@OlderthanIlookyoungerthanIfeel]

If you look at the Eastern shore line of North and South America it looks to me like it broke off of the western side of Europe and Africa . So that more than likely proves that there was continental drift . But it's pretty unlikely that that continental drift could build things that very much look like they were made on purpose . It's a combination of human pride in hubris , mixed with a healthy dose of religious doctrine . That leads people to believe that we are the first civilization . And that some powerful god of the Jews created everything in the universe after The dinosaurs already were wiped out . If you could tour the entirety of the Smithsonian . You would probably find that they have huge amounts of things that prove that God could not have done what the Bible claims happened . If the Earth is millions of years old , at very least . Then how in the actual f*** did God create it when the Bible says he did ? And if you're wondering where in the Bible it tells you these things , it's called The book of Numbers .

[@donramonramirez5141]

​@@OlderthanIlookyoungerthanIfeelMire, corrijo : la Tierra tiene MILES DE MILLONES DE AÑOS ... Y por mucho que busquemos, JAMAS sabremos cuando apareció el 1° ser humano / homo erectus / homínido o bípedo pensante ... 🤷

[@nickonicifor5638]

What about Matsya avatar?

[@geezermann7865]

There was not just a flood in America, it was across the entire face of the earth.

[@historydrops]

Probably more than one flood

[@user-ro1is1us7z]

It is called Persian gulf

[@lindainparis7349]

Isn’t it possible that an advanced, pre 12900 comet crash civilisation anticipated said crash and constructed stone structures hoping a future civilisation would one day interpret them ?

[@ShaneOFearghail]

In Irish mythology, Hy-Brasil is a magical land that disappeared beneath the Atlantic. We still revere in our stories; Tír na nÓg for example.It's in our race memory. I'm surprised GH didn't mention that.

[@mikedunningham9614]

So many are jealous of Handcocks intelligence. I remember when he had a discussion with the archeologist nibble. Ningle? No idea what so ever. Cheers Mike

[@jussikankinen9409]

200m lower sea level is very much more land

[@historydrops]

Oh yes

[@MetalRabit]

Pero en ese tiempo de la glaciación con mayor razón las antártica era invivible.

[@deniserowley8549]

Graham opens everybody’s eyes, some s till want to be remain blind

[@graymcgoldrick8388]

What amazes me apart from the obvious is how did humans develop so quickly after the last ice age ie Pyramid building as one example along with astronomy and knowledge of it. How do people deny the past. No need to answer that one 🎉🎉🎉🎉 great to see him working along with Randall Carlson too

[@historydrops]

Thank you