Ancient Mysteries 3HR DOCUMENTARY BOXSET Historical Sites, Bizarre CIVILIZATIONS Advanced Technology

This series offers a fascinating countdown of important scientific and historical wonders. Viewers embark on a journey into the world of ancient civilizations, ancient technology was the result from advances in engineering in ancient times. The series used contributions from archaeologists and other experts, footage of historical sites and artifacts, computer generated animations.

[@simonjames6426]

Who else falls asleep to this stuff?

[@janetbrackney7785]

ha! ha!! HA!!!!!!!! VERY FUNNY

[@MrBoredcertified]

Every night 😊

[@GabrielHernandez-mp2sz]

🥱🥱🥱😴😴 right now

[@bailey2913]

I did last night 😴, I’m back tonight and who knows I might be back tomorrow to finish off 🥱 but not because I find it boring in any respect, in fact I find it fascinating. It’s mind boggling to think that to this day we couldn’t do most of this stuff today with all our advances even if we wanted to. Pretty incredible, teaches you not to trust the mainstream and with good reason!

[@XX-ol7lf]

Me

[@vc6596]

I don't think I could get past the first piece in that museum. I'd probably be stuck standing there for hours until I force myself to look at the next one. I hope one day I'll be able to see these beautiful works of art. I've been fascinated with The ancient world since I was little. They left so much for us to see and yet they say so little. Man I wish I was alive during those times

[@eazypeazy33]

It seems they don’t have the real stories or answers to any of it. I bet it’s far more interesting & high tech then they claim.

[@scottmccoy3251]

I couldn't agree more, I know they won't but if anyone ever invents a time machine I would not go forward ,, I would go back to see What in the world was going on back then

[@AL-vi9ph]

They has Electric, and water drills..look at the walls for answer's.

[@pageribe2399]

You would only like it if you were very rich!

[@silkoakranchpitchforkranch1205]

After this documentary I agree. Ignorance is bliss. I think they had the use of electrical equipment and also used gold at an attempt to cap their pyramids to work as an fib machine even. Hear me out 😂…Why else cap them in gold, build so high if not trying to work as a weather rod? Maybe doing some Frankenstein stuff… yes I’m aware how weird that is but I have too many questions.😂

[@steviegaga]

I really like the way this is presented. Makes a strong case for ancient knowledge that we are finding evidence for. Thanks!

[@julieanntregeagle2594]

This is one of your best and most comprehensive videos you have produced, in my opinion. Your theories are a bit different from some of the most recent theories, regarding the vitrification of the stones and the “protuberances” on some of the megaliths. We should be careful not to accept every explanation that we are told, regarding the unexplainable. Thanks for the great photos and historical accounts.

[@donnieboughton1730]

No one believes "every explanation they are told". Or they would believe in everything, and everything would be true...🤔

[@MyPinkFloydian]

dude i believe civilization existed before the current models but youre looking at new kingdom stuff, were closer to cleopatra then he was to the pyramids. and there is a huge amount of evidence they got better and advanced by the time the statue was made. and because they made it look perfect isnt cause to scream its aliens, and that its perfect doesnt mean its cause its an alien representation. we photoshop ourselves, were not calling the kardashians aliens. this video actually detracts from the cause were trying to support because he is spanning old kingdom, new kingdom stuff and ridiculous extrapolations from what he is showing, there is much better evidence then this video. in all oliteness this video is bullsh* . i believe in the old civilization but this video is a joke and there is so many holes in the evidence he is showcasing that this is the reason were laughed at, use the actual evidence not this its there and it does give our case credibility.

[@GingerRose25]

@@donnieboughton1730 There is always one of you, someone who just can't help but read something online, then ignorantly pick a colloquialism that they haven't heard before, and say something snarky about it's use, in an effort to sound smart, when it actually does the opposite, and makes you look like an ass to boot. Bravo!!

[@noeliablanco4024]

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[@user-dc1dr9kr8x]

I believe the "protuberances" are lifting lugs

[@puzzlepupwoody6574]

There is no way the ancients built so many stoneworks all around the world without shared advanced technology. Modern humans simply can't handle the fact that they don't know everything about everything across all time.

[@chuckleezodiac24]

yeah, man. those tard cavemen were sniffing each other's asses until the aliens from Atlantis taught them how to carve and move giant blocks using secret promethium sonotronic tech.

[@WVgirl1959]

True. Civilization could have gotten far but catastrophic events made citizens have to restart life.

[@Charles-oo8bq]

So true. As a stone Mason of over two decades I'm left with no doubt about it. The work found in Peru vs Cairo are exactly the same in many instances.

[@benjohnston1676]

Correct ,mainstream is stubborn about exploring the sumerian cuneform and sanskrit

[@DC_R]

Exactly.... never understood why people fall for the whole.... Yeah they were such amazing people.... but there's no way they knew how to build a Boat.

[@Charles-oo8bq]

Excellent overview. THANK YOU

[@marywinter6160]

I was riveted! I can't say enough good stuff: Excellent script, amazing narrator, vibrant photos and video. That's just off the top of my head. Ancient history is one of my passions. Thank You....

[@gaylebordeaux7632]

Sure as hell a lot to think about, it is the best that you have done……one great vid.

[@VDocumentaries]

Wow, thank you!

[@taniagarciaduenas48]

[@fantelaven]

feshdrhdrh

[@michelleayork]

Yass. It’s interesting stuff, but monotones help us sleep. White noise, as such, but you are still hearing and learning it during sleep.✌️😴

[@brothermaleuspraetor9505]

It is not easy to achieve the tubular-shaped handles on the sides of the stoneware by turning on a lathe. If done this way, there would have to be a rim which is then cut out on opposing sides, bar the handles that would be left remaining. This would have to have been sculpted after lathing. Some sort of narrow gauge drill bits would then remove material to create the handles' appearance. None of this is possible with copper chisels, hammers, or sand abrasion.

[@Charles-oo8bq]

Exactly brother. That fact is one of my favorite intrigues. The serapeum is another.

[@pipewelda]

Thank you!!! Exactly

[@dudeguy8686]

Aye, if a lathe was used, then the tool used to remove the excess material was also incredibly precise.

[@ThePrivateryan]

I pray that one day it is revealed to us all who and how those ancient Egyptian pieces of art were created. So much mystery surrounding ancient cultures.

[@eventhorizon2873]

I thinks it was a multucultural achievement. Every nation wanted with there own advanced ideas and technology helped the eqyptians out, because all wanted to to be part of it. Thats why some areas and nations have thousands of years experience with sculpturing, diamond cutting etc. But after the fall of the egyptian dynasty, these methods where not used anymore, and its labor and craftmanship died. Humans never build on such scale again in this area, so what is the point to learn it from old folks.

[@Olkv3D]

As we have inherited them, so did the Egyptians.

[@mrsantoro8306]

@@eventhorizon2873 Good theory but wrong.

[@GertKlimanschewski]

I really appreciate your theories ABOUT the transoceanic connections of the early movements of human race.... I really came to same conclusion by studying a lot of books about the MAYA culture in the 80s without having so much information via internet. One thing was definitely sure for me... The pre-Columbian settlement of America can't 9nly done over the Bering sea...!!! The monumental stone heads of the Olmecs must definitely come from Africa, the only place such stone(d 😎) heads were found too.... Also.... theearly pyramid styles of Maya seemed 5o be influenced by east-asie cultures.... AND so far I heard some archaeologist found bones and skulls in south America older 50.000 years and connected to bones and skulls found in Australia.... So, I took all my findings together in the late 80s and came to conclusion that America (south & north) was visited by different human movements in different times and ways...!!! And when I hear in your report that England, I mean the British islands or South Korea were the places where they found most of stone constructions then came directly in my mind that this was happening because the proximity to the Sea... Island & Peniscola... I'm sure the most settlements were there and the EARLY HUMANS were never afraid to go over Sea to discover more and better living space. I'm sure they were, maybe 30.000 b.c., even good in sailing as they did 2000 b.c. I think the very early movements of human race are underestimated until today.... 🌻👍🌻

[@commodoreswab]

Look into Suspicious0bservers but be warned the deeper you go the more it comes together.

[@demonsluger]

Its not a theory its truth that was the whole point of kon tiki.

[@AnubisDark]

look for mitochondrial eve, in your reading, you will find informations about genetics and how some are found in europe and then america without traces in asia . like they travel over ice or by sailing. you can also see the 'travel routes' humans used for the past 150 000 years

[@davidbenyahuda5190]

Perhaps some of us are unaware we should leave the discussion of human origins to Black people, since they are the only Autochthonous Beings on the planet. It's their history after all.

[@mjonhouston]

India, Japan, and Greece used "metal clamps" , and polygonal walls in ancient times too.

[@Olkv3D]

S. America as well

[@dipakkumarbardoloi3538]

Excellent. Meticulously prepared after detailed research,with lucid narration.

[@terrybreiland4230]

Very well done video . Thank you for your obviously hard work .

[@igordrakulovic6857]

Love being humbled from time to time while watching these .

[@michaelsparks3573]

There's ancient legend of plant mixture used to soften stone. Infact one Priest said he found the recipe but could not return the stone back to its hardened state. This sounds like a matter of getting the recipe correct, but it also sounds like the only reasonable answer. I found this under Peruvian stone structures and plant based formula for softening stone.

[@robertpaulos1]

3 hours of pure joy 🤩

[@ArchibaldBagge]

3 hours of pure American rot,.

[@benjohnston1676]

Fresh photos too !!!

[@whatsgoodamerica]

They don’t admit to advanced tool use because it shows humanity went from smart to stupid

[@joecamel6835]

Like modern day democrats .

[@Taliesin-xd7ke]

Definitely eye opening content, well presented documentary. Thank you.👏

[@mrgallagher7072]

Thank you. 🙌 I can understand the narrator.

[@marshallfrankson5041]

I do find your channel is very entertaining and informative

[@tyronejones3347]

The construction, the hollow grips and the writing provides who The architects are, the fallen ones!

[@Richquicc]

AKA Ancient Aliens

[@theobserver9131]

What I think is a great mystery is the breadth of knowledge and understanding of the writer of this material, while having the grammar of a simple farmer. It does make the material seem more accessible though. One of my favorite subjects!

[@bull165100]

Excellent video, very enlightening and interesting.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Probably your best production. In depth and wide ranging exploration of the mysterious and unexplained. Well worth the time spent watching. I'll watch it at least twice. Thank you so much.

[@PoorBoyPennyShow]

u are easily entertained

[@chadroeder]

How many times have you watched it thus far?

[@superdiver.]

3 hours of content deserves thumbs up.

[@scandalouslando204]

3 hrs. Perfect to go to sleep too. Thanks 😌👍

[@johnwilliams8855]

For pete's sake, they are core drills not tube drills. I've used them up to 24" diameter on 18" thick concrete walls.

[@julianaa2200]

I’ve always felt like I belonged in Ancient Egypt. Every time I imagine time travel I can’t help but obsess over how cool it would be to go back and see what it was truly like.

[@janeglover5899]

As just an average labourer? Have you read Herodotus - he makes it sound that for the average person, life is hard, painful and short, well at least 500 odd years ago. Before then I imagine things were worse.

[@johnmontt5285]

Ancient Greece or the Olmec civilization for me

[@richardchurch8487]

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[@davidbenyahuda5190]

Unless you have melanin I would cancel that fantasy. Nature is not the friend of the unnatural.

[@JeSTeR-X1o]

Apparently if we ever do crack time travel then it's said that we will only be able to go forwards to a place where the time machine is at,but who knows what is or will be possible.

[@TheOttomann64]

Well done ...very well done!!! Thank you very much.

[@Sherryberrie621]

Ancient archeological finds gives us new understanding of our past and who we are!

[@TheFirefox8192]

The Book Of Enoc explains all

[@angiepickytadeo9412]

I´m just ready to listen and learn, to try, in my case, to start understanding the magnificent structures, art, rich history of all those beautiful cultures. It is a fact, though, this presentation is so, so interesting, beautiful, and very well presented. Thank you and congratulations!!!

[@5KalJa]

Thanks

[@patriciajackson4303]

These masters was some of the greatest peoples that was on earth Thank God for them we wouldn't be able to install,create. , build thanks again masters.

[@taffykins2745]

Not everything the narrator says is true. Please don't let your studies stop here.

[@Horus2Osiris]

Start with Sacred Geometry, which reveals an Implicate Order. All Paths lead to Source... May the Blessings Be!

[@plexoduss]

I love the frustration about Egyptian stone working skills. Everytime he's like: INVESTIGATE THAT, and the simple answer is WE DON'T KNOW. But somehow you can't be an egyptologist if you don't have all the answers or constantly flipping over the same stone to see if something new shows up. It's a millenium of skill development and no text/hieroglyphs about it so we just don't know. Ain't that awesome! (And if we see Michelangelo's David we're like, nice and don't question the skill)

[@jpmcnonya4663]

Thanks for this video

[@Itzkiller696]

It's clay with a special harding agents. That's why cuts are so perfect in statues. It's cut with a very fine string. The strings had different sizes. They could also soften different kinds of stones to a clay form then harding it back.

[@Phdintheory]

And you have a recipe for this clay? Surely you are familiar with this softening technique? Please, share with us this technology.

[@dudeguy8686]

Sorry friend, but much of the oldest work is made from incredlibly hard stone, often granite though many harder, all with their crystalline inclusions intact. They're single-piece works with precision that'd be difficult for us to match with cnc machines, and impossible to do by hand, regardless of diamonds or power. Just for some idea, i highly recommend Unchartedx's recent videos covering the data from scanning one of those stone jars. It's truly mind boggling

[@jaminiquejackson]

Nah they say that it’s made with or made out of whatever material that their describing for each object. Things like granite, limestone etc.. personally I believe that YES, there definitely was a great storm the likes of which NO ONE has EVER seen or can even comprehend,( the younger dryas for example). OBLITERATING EVERYTHING in its wake, dragging boulders the size of cars and 3 story buildings along the bottom, creating underwater tornadoes that drilled holes in ROCKS as deep 30ft, wiping out WHOLE civilization and basically purging 98% of all the EARTH. I believe they definitely had advanced technology and it all was lost during these catastrophic cataclysms. I also believe that cataclysmic events has done this more than once.. basically hitting the reset button WHO KNOWS how many times. bruh! we as humans THESE HUMANS currently, don’t really knw shit lol.. but that’s just my opinion

[@michaelschwab9563]

CLAY?!?!? It's GRANITE my guy....

[@SoulStay]

Frigging Nice! :) Thanks :)

[@missannthrope365]

Excellent coverage!!!!

[@davidsumner9348]

Great Pace Narrator is Superb

[@julieanntregeagle2594]

Great information , videos, and photographs! Thank you. The narrator has some interesting ways of pronouncing some well-known places and words. I’ve never heard of the way he pronounces some things, including “mica”.

[@pokerchip72]

to me, he sounds like Peter Weller

[@sdeeloutlaw2]

he sounds like leonard of the big bang theory🤣😂🤣😂

[@jana8599]

History is so fascinating, especially when we use our eyes. The "experts" think that the Bagdad Battery is meaningless because they found nothing else. You found nothing else because you found nothing else. It is still a battery.

[@NotaNinja]

It'd not that they havnt found anything else. It's that they examined what they have and concluded its not a battery. If they come across new evidence that shows they are batteries, they would be sure to let us know.

[@sunkissed1974]

This was an amazing video thank you.

[@hd-be7di]

I think they used pools of water, strings and gravity to make various precision guiding and measuring template type tools. The water surface in a calm pool is always flat so that could have been used creatively to make sure a surface is flat. Gravity always pulls things down in a straight path so things like strings with rocks tied to them were used to make things level and straight... maybe some floating wooden pieces on the pool of water tied with strings etc... they were creative!

[@dixieboy5689]

This is remarkable by any measure. Stunning. Thanks for this.

[@silkoakranchpitchforkranch1205]

It just dawned on me why they say ancient Egyptian technology means we still can’t duplicate their work with todays knowledge and tools. I knew this but it just never sank in to this level. So they knew stuff we didn’t. I’m starting to think there is probably just as good a reason they mummified each other and their gods. What did they see? What did they know that we don’t? It is by far more than just how did they cut granite with what seems to me to have been laser or a sand blaster type of precision. This literally hurts my brain in such a addictive way it’s like a drug fix. I may not be mature enough at 45 to see this documentary.

[@bywaterbeatsproduction]

I'm guessing it was lasers as well

[@user-mq9zz8qe1o]

Goodnight guys 😴

[@jeffsandoval3675]

The schist discis used for making rope we use them today run. Astrand through the center and a strand through each lobe and start twisting and out comes a rope as you proceed down the line this size is unknown as nothing for size reference but use a small one to relate strands and larger and larger ones to make rope of various sizes and tensil strengths

[@newtrendsetter1195]

I have never been a believer in the Egyptians being the civilization that built all the amazing megalithic monuments. With more and more being uncovered, I'm a believer that there was a great pre flood civilization whom built these amazing monuments.

[@Bellumization]

😂

[@michaelschwab9563]

​@@BellumizationWhat's funny about what he said? Please Enlighten us old wise one.

[@TheDuffs411axions]

The Nephilim. We've found giant skeletons for quite some time now, though it's been rather hush-hush.

[@Bellumization]

@@michaelschwab9563 There is alot of "alternative" ancient history out there. Most of the things they talk about are actually explained and these sites, people, "scientist" or whatever they call themself choose the facts that suits their purpose, cherrypicking you can call it. If we dont believe the ancient could build/create this, how can we believe an older civ could. The thing that drives people to believe such things is the wish for it to be true, and so do I. I would love to read about findings that knocks our present beliefs around. And trust me, so would all people who work with archeology or history. There aint a group of scientist that decides for us whats ok to know about the ancient. We dont need farytails, giants, aliens or pre-civs. The ancient are mysterious and amazing anyway.

[@davidbenyahuda5190]

Perhaps some of us are unaware that it's just a way to say Black people didn't build them.

[@markward6076]

Explain the handles on those lathed vases etc.

[@z-qh8fj]

this guy's voice makes me want to learn

[@solomonkane1999]

SUPERB WORK.

[@xxWynterGenisisxx]

take a shot every time you hear "boggle(s)" lol But seriously, this was fantastic. Well done. I'm subscribing!

[@williambabb1301]

Always a beautiful thing to learn great job 👏

[@why67152]

Excellent content... Thank you!!!

[@VDocumentaries]

Glad you liked it!

[@larryfisherman5296]

This sounds like Anthony Bourdain narrating, really hits the spot

[@brianwilson9277]

Loved this Presentation 👏👏

[@South3West77]

The older I get the more questions arise. We, are trying to break from the dark ages, but not quite free from our self imposed restrictions yet.

[@normazarr3106]

Just what the hey are you talking about exactly? Self imposed restrictions...are you talking crap, or do you know something that I may not know about? Please explain, I would like to hear about your expansive knowledge on the subject. 🤔 Sincerely, NZ.

[@thatguy22441]

In all fairness, evidence is sparse and peer-review can be brutal.

[@ExcessInModeration]

Huh? If anything we are in our golden age. Hell, platinum even. We are going to send people to mars soon. I'm pretty sure we've done more then break from the dark ages. We've harnessed the power of the atom, got up and off this floating ball of dirt and rock, and went from 170 million people on the planet during the dark ages to 8 billion. If there's one thing mankind does NOT do, is hold itself back.

[@cheyennedilbeck]

@@normazarr3106 why would someone want to explain anything when you begin with a negative response

[@YouTubePurgetheblackplague]

Don't forget about the #mudflood and the buried structures and the photos before the camera was "invented"

[@MegaLivingIt]

Well being just a layman, I guessed something was up when visiting the museum and saw jaw dropping precision in stonework.

[@MADDCHOPER68]

Best one ever thank you. ❤❤❤

[@kylw3460]

Bravo !! Really excellent, competent/informed narration..reminiscent of equally lmpressive job re: the fabulous and mind boggling Kailasa temple..!!

[@LikeTektronix]

Why is it so mysterious that other civilizations could develop and use a lathe... ? Would like to know where pieces / parts of these machines are, though. If boats (made out of wood) have been found, why not pieces parts of machines?

[@chrismartin4856]

The X-FILES ,could of done so many more cool shows with this eye opening info.

[@JohnPittaway]

So many people are boggled by the amount of skill required to produce the round stone "table ware" (as I call it) to such a high level of finish. when this level of expertise pales in comparison to the skill level required to make the handles. On another tangent, I often wonder if the fine finish seen on so much ancient masonry might come as a result of the cutting methods used?

[@chadsimmons6347]

Joe Pags is no doubt the best conservative radio host,,since Rush,,,we thank you sir,,and may God Bless your family

[@autonomouspublishingincorp8241]

Most even handed presentation of the facts and arguments seen in recent times. Would highly recommend!

[@Shaz-qv2tw]

Perhaps the reason the tools weren’t found is because they were all looted, especially if they were encrusted with diamond chisels or diamond cutters. But we can only speculate for now. I’m hoping that some of those tools will be found some day.

[@nassersi]

cutters and chisels were and are actually made of soft material. Copper. And use abrasive sand. I dont blame author or coments like this. I heard about poor educative system in usa.

[@trevormiles5852]

you are correct, how often do we see tools in old buildings in modern times

[@adyseven1]

You do realise the difference between industrial diamonds and gemstone diamonds? Of course you don't 🙄

[@zhendypalomino6348]

Love your work

[@valerieprice1745]

Fact: You don't need electricity to have lathes, grinders, band saws, circular saws, all manner of drills, etc. All you need is a treadle or kick wheel. Human power IS power.

[@pamelahomeyer748]

Thank you so much for showing these bowls. I can't believe how unscientific are so-called scientists have been for some time

[@andrews9466]

what about the handles on the vases ? how did they lathe past them ?

[@julianromero1326]

I must say: your material is all very interesting! But this video is especially enjoyable because you’re not doing that weird thing with your voice. … and you’re questioning imbedded ideas and presenting some plausible explanations.

[@TheGreatWhiteNope]

If it gets to sore, this is how I fall asleep.

[@kathidapp]

I love his voice, and more so, I love how there aren't loud adds interrupting the video and startling me from almost asleep to wide awake. Seriously, thank you.. keep up the videos!!❤

[@Madonnalitta1]

When you use 'evidence' like "the two nostrils were very regular, which you rarely find in real life", you're definitely scraping the barrel.

[@craigholt3485]

Every time the word "Vitrified" is heard, you have to drink.

[@joeaquilino19]

I like how the green line passes by as to go to a high resolution but then it don't 😅

[@NaughtyJack335]

Thanks for this amazing video or i would have continued thinking that they did all these cravings on the granite slabs using only chicken and ostrich bone chisels.😁😁

[@paulboyle5659]

That was absolutely brilliant thanks very much for posting =)

[@PimpDaddyDisco]

We do record descriptions uses and maintenance information on tools and equipment. They're called text books and manuals

[@Hakor0]

Sand is a great abrasive because of quartzite mainly which is harder than granite there doesn't appear to be an over-abundance of technical pieces so if refined tools were rare it fits.

[@DEATH-THE-GOAT]

The Bronze Rider in Saint Petersburg stand on the *Thunder Stone,* the largest stone ever moved by humans. The stone originally weighed about 1500 tonnes, but was carved down during transportation to its current size and weight of 1,250 tons. _opend to the public the 18th of August 1782_ Talking about Russia, what about the megalithic stone structures there?

[@Charles-oo8bq]

The stone at baalbek,(lebanese) is 1650 tons

[@Mossyz.]

18th August is my Bday .

[@GuantanamoBayBarbie3]

I'd like to know about that too!

[@Here4theComments9]

I can’t fall asleep to this guy’s voice. It’s like he’s narrating Ikea furniture assembly. I’m sure he’s a nice guy, but we’re here to fall asleep to the soothing sounds of someone who’s voice is like melted caramel. Not a flight attendant explaining the two ends of a seatbelt :)

[@H2DIndustriesVideo]

Foreal! I thought I hit the jackpot until he started talking..

[@victoriaauda-harpending1144]

😂😂😂😂

[@et6493]

The only thing this video needs is a few 100 more advertisements

[@jacquelinetrimm3274]

🌹🕊🙏💪😇❤ Love all the Pyramids structures around the world. It makes me think on why the same type of building type structures of the Pyramids in places far away from each other for normal transportation that was limited as compared to today's transportation. Over 5400 years ago these Pyramids were made. Thank you for sharing. Sincerely Jacqueline Trimm Syme Hamblen Morrison family bloodline.

[@thundercatt5265]

Unthinkable : alien machine cuts,that is not our work humanity , at the beginning that alligator,the scratches at the front of the base it stands on ,that was scratched on by mankind ,but the overall design ,was made with tool not of this earth ,we have the proof here on earth ,it's awesome too me ,knowing the truth of it ,3 hours of it , so let's get back to studying ,anything i find i share with all

[@normazarr3106]

You make some kind of sense, thanks for that. I also believe! Nuttin wrong with that, K? GBU.,SM.,NZ 🤗

[@willsimpkins7278]

I am a retired Master Craftsman and I have been curious about this particular subject matter since I was old enough to hold a screwdriver so here's my take on it archaeologist for the most part are actually really nothing more than grave robbers they have never actually gone into the study of what makes these things while they point out there success in finding a tomb of somebody they absolutely do not due diligence they point out what they have found except for the things they stuck in their pockets and ignore the real information this has happened forever so getting at the actual truth of the matter about lost technology that is the least thing and these people's minds if they did stumble over an ancient apparatus of some kind if it wasn't made of gold they would simply discount it they have been doing this for hundreds of years in case y'all didn't know it. Archaeologists of today operate in much the same way they are more interested in what they can gain financially and of course they will sell their articles for the most part to a museum of some kind but the bottom line is they are strictly grave robbers which means of course they're not going to turn over all of the better items they call them grave Goods that terminology tells you all you need to know as a young man I was fascinated by Egypt and then I started looking around in my local neighborhood and Arkansas there were many Indian mounds and so I took my young boys out to exercise and learn a little bit about ancient people and we found many arrowheads and tools made by Native Americans it was a great time for all of us but when we found burial mounds and they are obvious if you know what to look for we never dug into them I said to my sons that would be like going to a cemetery and digging people up to see what kind of rings they had on their fingers being interested in the past and trying to learn from their mistakes is one thing but using that as an excuse to rob their grave is quite another thing!!!

[@paulkcormier]

exactly sir

[@berniceperry8898]

Explained perfectly....liked ur story we are learning our kids all we can to about all our past....

[@donnieboughton1730]

Jesus christ. This is just word vomit... maybe a little proof reading and punctuation would clarify what you are actually trying to say.

[@marycavanagh7720]

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[@amberandrews6842]

Exactly correct. Except when they noticed the apparatus, took them, and hid them away...

[@randykubick]

it's amazing how many scientists still look for a city (Atlantis) that sank into the ocean on land. Hopefully, someone will eventually will start looking in the ocean.

[@thisbergerlyfe4277]

You do understand that almost the whole horn of Africa was under water before the last ice age, and barely 8% of it has been combed over by archeologist right? I hope you also know that all the writings about Atlantis say it was around that area

[@g.h.8788]

theres a reason scientists know more about the moons surface than the ocean floor. I dont doubt for an instant that a close look at the conglomerate stone covered in barnacles and sea life near the continental shelves holds all the evidence we need to figure out the fact that humans today are not special.

[@JERRYUSA1962]

Can we get a comment from archaeologists, as how these amazing construction were done.

[@johnnyrebuffatti483]

A friend of mine at SDSU made a plastic replica of the "Shaboo Disc" . He made it out of plastic and it flew like a Frisbee!!!

[@Olkv3D]

I am interested and would like to know more.

[@AztecViking84]

I believe the disc is a propeller that was made to be safe for birds. "Rotating energy"

[@Olkv3D]

Eyy! I didn't know ThisGuy was back!!

[@jonasstalgys8972]

It's so good that you understand who I am and what awaits you

[@sepo3451]

All that mechanical precision drilling technology idea swiftly fades away if one contemplates the possibility that our ancestors possessed the mysteries of plasticizing stone material using frequency and vibration aka sound.

[@Olkv3D]

For reals. We all use TVs, cars and phones. But I have no idea how to make it all work.

[@zp944]

I fail to believe that a civilization that was advanced enough to invent a lathe took hundreds of years to figure out the wheel and axel. Either they didn't use lathes, or they had wheels and axels a lot longer than accepted

[@Aaron-zu3xn]

to turn flint-like material without it cracking or chipping is still a feat today with machines

[@MADDCHOPER68]

The great flood explains a lot of what we see lost technology

[@remoteseer62]

The stone walls that have the bulged look around the perimeters appear to have been briefly melted, making them malleable and pushed together like smashing marshmallows together and then they cooled, remaining in position tightly. It's possible that during this melting or temporary liquifying state they could have lost weight. If done by heat, would answer the verification process. However it was done it seems a partial liquid state existed temporarily while setting them in place. Cutting if blocks can't make bulged surfaces as is viewed. Only some areas are built this way. This indicates that the technology wasn't shared as much as some other monolithic stone construction.

[@raybrooks2429]

And notice, too, how those blocks have nipple like protrusions. Almost like whatever put them into place, while retracting, retained some of the material before it snapped back.

[@Olkv3D]

Terrace a hill. Build kiln-walls against each side. Pour and place the polymers. Then burn to a glaze.

[@WildWombats]

It's very likely we simply just lost the techniques to time. As you mentioned, trade secrets likely were not shared around a lot. Back in these days, you didn't go around publicly sharing this kind of information. A craftsman doesn't make a book "How to craft" and reveal his biggest secrets. He may make a "How to craft" book, but you can rest assured his biggest trade secrets would not be in there. Only those he would trust with the secret would he share. Let's think of another example - Roman Concrete. Roman Concrete's formula was lost to time for a very long time. How does that happen? Roman Concrete was used for hundreds of years before it was lost. Well, it was lost because the crafters kept it a trade secret and it appears that trade secret was honored. They did not want to reveal the formula to the world. So imagine these secrets are probably kept to just a handful of people at a time, when those people die, their trade secrets die with them. One can imagine how easy it is to just lose that knowledge. And now we don't know, and they don't know, so "it must be aliens or advanced technology." But this is likely not the case, as if it were, we would see far more evidence of this. Man-made materials, man-made tools which would be advanced, but we see none of this, all we see are the basic tools of their time, and the same pottery, nothing is out of place, not a single thing, everything is natural, nothing has man-made materials that would indicate advanced technologies, and in theory man-made materials would far outlast their natural counterparts, so there SHOULD be evidence to support the idea of advanced technology, but we do not see that.

[@dward8024]

They were able to manipulate the molecular structure of rock in some cases.

[@vallium4940]

@@Olkv3D They are not polymers. You cant just pour it into a stone block, set it in place, and stack hundreds of thousands of pounds of more stones on top of it, and have the finished product sit there to be the tallest freestanding building in the world from its creation, until the Eiffel Tower was build. There'd have to be gigantic hydraulic presses to reform the stone back to the same density or greater after melting it down and all that would be an even more fantastic feat than any of the proposed theories of how they were built, currently circulating.

[@shanedavison7473]

This video shows you some of the ancient stonework around the world but I think they have a lot of the dates wrong. The advanced stonework is likely more than 10,000 years old.

[@patriciawilson5971]

I like watching real,life ancient stuff ,ENCOUNTER with info..

[@michaellee6489]

That 3 spoked sculpture kinda almost looks like a torroidal propeller? What do y'all think?