Anomalous Ancient Stone Artifacts At Abu Ghurob In Egypt

[@Bertie1965]

Thanks!

[@Mr...M...]

The knobs look like screwholes from a big flansch. I see this in pharmacy tanks. Also where the hole is. The smooth alignment. Familiar. 1:59

[@StirlingLighthouse]

Maybe the bowls fit together to form a ball. Then liquids could be fed in and run out. They look like separation devices. Heavy stuff would sink and light stuff would be floated.

[@lindabuck2777]

Well yeah perfect explanation with the holes around the outside too fit like a glove I bet. Well, at least one thought that seems logical to me. We await the knowledge…we might be awhile 🤔🤣🙏🏻

[@AtticusKiser]

Makes me think of all those ancient stone spheres found all over the world. Perhaps they were casted and molded for some purpose.

[@FakeMoonRocks]

@@lindabuck2777 Two holes maybe necessary if pouring into with hot liquids, you'd want the other to allow air to escape out.

[@marktwain368]

Once again, Brien, you display your outstanding archaeological instincts and take us where we would never dream of going. We learn so much from your work! This is not the first occasion on which you have suggested 'high heat' or 'plasma from the Sun' has blasted parts of Egypt. What is interesting is the current fascination with solar and cosmic radiation potentially coming at us in the coming decades and magnifying pole shift and tectonic activity to the point of catastrophe. Your work fits right in!

[@anakata9217]

The theory of the sun flare is not compatible with our knowledge of stars. I chated with an astrophysicist friend, she told me it was just not possible. She work as researcher at the CNES.

[@drewb.5419]

Rider of the D

[@lattermanstudio]

12,000 years …. Our repeating cataclysm cycle 👍

[@amltge]

It looks like Puma Pumku

[@mainerockflour3462]

The bowls were rotating wine presses or oil presses. They could have been two maybe three orbit gears that would turn round and round. A roller located at the center of the beam could have squashed the juice out of the berries or extracted oil from olives.

[@1980Baldeagle]

Same thought popped in my head.

[@BeagleBoy-fu4im]

No. West side of the Nile next to a monument.

[@depshallburn]

​​@@BeagleBoy-fu4im unsure of back then, but in current times people take bowls to find gold in rivers, sifting thru the water...

[@BeagleBoy-fu4im]

@depshallburn good luck panning with a 200 pound pan.

[@adriansprawka4109]

There are hieroglyphs showing men holding those bowls and using them as a containers for paint or plaster. Such a men should have more than 3 meters hight, yes that's true. I can't give you exact movie showing it, becouse I've seen many but I remember those bowls, instead I can give you a clue to search more about it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2KyaIJjorSaj9E

[@dubselectorr345]

Incredible documentation as always!

[@FoundingStockNZ]

I think the bowls were float bearings for large rotating mechanisms. The hole halfway up keeps the correct fluid level without it overflowing to the geatsets running around the outside. Either that or they're an ancient water pump and the missing internal piece spun with a reducing gap to force the water out of the hole.

[@truther6616]

They are not bowls. They are 2 pieces to a mold. The cog like things going around the outside are where you would bolt the mold together. The holes once bolted together would then be where you pour in the mix. Just my take on it

[@AtlasReburdened]

How to you propose that two blind holes that are facing each other are bolted together?

[@jasonmiller2905]

⁠@@AtlasReburdened I agree, those bowls with the protrusions with a hole in them are half of a mold that were fastened together with steel or titanium bolts. The whole stone structure was an energy producing machine. I believe it happened so far in the past that all objects that were compromised of any metal alloy would have been repurposed, recycled or corroded, so that no evidence of their existence exists for us to see.

[@mrsrunduknhide]

The cog part looks so much like what's in a lot of Indian temple's.

[@truther6616]

@AtlasReburdened thats a good question...digging deeper on that point why make what we make today out of stone? How was the ancient world building everything out of stone like they did...we as humans use references to what we know and like I observed it is definitely a mold...how they bolted it together is something to be found out. I would guess its something thats easily taken apart or broken to open the mold...maybe a wood stake or something but thats a pretty lame guess on my part.

[@truther6616]

​@jasonmiller2905 very good observation...the pieces and parts were definitely repurposed and have been destroyed by time. We already know that people ran around the earth 100+ years ago raiding and stealing everything from the ancient world which is why 99% of everything we find is opened and empty. I guess what would we do if we were looking to feed our families and ourselves back when there was no modern day with convenience stores and McDonald's on every corner

[@AhJodie]

Some of those stones have what looks like writing on them. What a cool site, and the work on those pieces is amazing. Thank you!

[@karlgru3n654]

Fascinating. Thank you.

[@SCEPSIS-zw9wv]

At 5:28 in the video you can see how the layers in the blocks left and right line up perfectly. They must have been extracted from the bedrock with their placement in mind (instead of using different blocks that were turned at a 90 degree angle) and because there's hardly any loss of material they were cut by a thin sawblade or some laser-like beam of light or water under high pressure. I can't think of anything else.

[@kylescottw_]

Thank you so much Brien.

[@Jasmijn25]

Since travertin is way too soft for use with heat I doubt it was for heating or any chemical process. It however performs excellent with water.

[@anim8torfiddler871]

Thank you for this post, Mr. Foerster. You're sharing glimpses of Egypt that we don't often get to see and savor. Reminds me of your videos of Peru, finding gems of ancient Architecture right in the Yards of present residents. For those of us who for various reasons aren't able to travel much, including some shots of the avenues of modern Egypt provides some fun sense of the experience of the place, that a lot of other chroniclers edit and discard.

[@gregmorgan7139]

The elements designed into the bowls definitely lend themselves to separation of a heavy ore, as some others have mentioned. The hole is setup to flow outwards, and float lightweight material off. Lip is meant to keep the fluid in. And the somewhat conical shape concentrates the heavies at the bottom.

[@melorca1962]

Brien you should check the Sage Wall in Montana. It features polygonal architecture, similar to that in South America.

[@shawnblack208]

Measure how much volume sits in the bowls til it reaches the overflow holes ....

[@sitindogmas]

when i was young i could make a bowl outta anything 💚

[@danielcruz8347]

I bet you could!! 🎰😎

[@mindseyeproductions8798]

Thanks for another great video Brien, With all of the megalithic sites from around the world that solar plasma ejecta has really good aiming capabilities of hitting the structures worldwide.

[@jppryer5982]

That looks amazing . I’m mind blown that is crazy

[@BORN-to-Run]

LOVE your videos, TY

[@martydom666]

Also huge pile of dirt piled up in one spot on the pyramid looks like a covered entrance

[@j.c.3800]

Thanks again for your courage Brien.

[@mike423]

Definitely looks like it exploded somehow. If these were power plants harnessing the earths energy, couldnt imagine the power it could produce. Think of the earth as a massive spinning generator.

[@gregwood1979]

THANKYOU BRIEN

[@freeforester1717]

Thanks so much for posting this video, which tends to support the technological abilities of ancient cultures - our assumption that we are the cleverest humans ever to walk the planet is clearly questionable, and in any event well before these artefacts are considered. 🖐🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@AtlasReburdened]

"Our"? "We"? I think you'd feel different if you were someone working in the leading edge of high technology.

[@freeforester1717]

@@AtlasReburdened is that what you feel I should think?

[@scottlambert2949]

Those bowls look like some kind of mold for making metal of ancient technology they got help from visitors from another world

[@mindseyeproductions8798]

Thanks for another great video Brien, With all of the megalithic sites from around the world that solar

[@TheStorm197]

I love the fact that you are going to places other channels don't goes. Some of your explanations are worth listening. For that, you deserve I continue to listen to your videos. The only problem is that you ALWAYS comes with the Ancient technologies theory (without any expalnation or more details) and won't stop repeating that again and again, without explaining why or how. Just seeing a round hole in a rock doesn't means it's ancient technology. But, that makes you room for improvment for your videos! :-) It's still a good job.

[@lcg5790]

What did the inscription say inscribed on upright stone being lent on by a guide at the end of the video?

[@georgipavlov6881]

The Giza pyramids are aligned to the geographic North, South, East and West. The magnetic N,S,E and W are 23.5° away from the geographic directions. If you place a compass next to any pyramid you should see the same deviation.

[@martydom666]

Giant bowls look like huge oil lamps possibly. I've seen a few theories as they were bases for pully systems like the jaddara pillar hypothesis. Makes sense but then again if that's the case we'd see rope burn and etc we don't. I suggest they were lanter basins for fuel and the holes are wick spouts

[@Fnyx82]

Hi Brien, I am from Norway, do you know of any megalithic sites in scandinavia? Great videos btw👍

[@johncopeland3826]

I think that if the Egyptian authorities employed squads of workers to ' clean up ' all the ancient sites Brien , a whole host of further ' clues ' would be evident in your wonderful exploration . Imagine if everything was cleared of sand and debris and all of the stones and rocks were separated and placed in order ,then all kinds of information would become apparent .A job creation project !

[@melorca1962]

There is an interesting new video on YT about large stone blocks found in USA: I discovered impossible geometry on Google Earth. They think it is sandstone but looks like heatblasted granite on parts of the video. Could be part of some ancient platform, maybe.

[@ryandoyle4344]

History has been hidden

[@auntbeatrice6911]

Lol. Are you referring to POV channel? He didn't insinuate whatsoever that the blocks he found were made by man. Lay off the crack lol.

[@ladygwen111]

and lost. I think that a lot of history has been lost. @@ryandoyle4344

[@wordzfailmebro]

Awesome..thank you sir.🐨👍

[@lcg5790]

Wouldn't blood have stained the bowls as their stones are quite porous?

[@kennethm.pricejr.8921]

Giant bowls look like sifters for separating ore.

[@mainerockflour3462]

Travertine is too soft

[@DogSerious]

Just plant pots so they could have well watered and healthy trees in a desert environment complex!

[@frankie8958]

The Thunderbolt Project is a good explanation when it come to ancient catastrophes and the stories passed down from the cultures around the world.. The Electric Universe.

[@IndridCool54]

They definitely look like they served some sort of industrial purpose. I could see them being used as ore separators with water entering through the holes and swirling around and the heavier ore sinking to the bottom. 👍🏼

[@BeagleBoy-fu4im]

​@@frankie8958🤣

[@iainmcfadyen9197]

Brian do you have an idea as to when the earth was knocked of its axis ? There seems to be a time when possibly they built the majority of lasting monuments of by 23.5 degrees ! Maybe that was a great reset and cataclysm ?

[@freeagent8480]

you know I once was an injection mold operator die setter and just wanted to ask if you set them on there sides and pressed 2 together and filled it with cement type polymers would you not have a round ball?

[@sitindogmas]

id love to see a video on the temple of Fozzy, located in Woka Woka Woka. thanks.

[@charleshotchkiss1813]

One of the easiest things to do is grind a circular hole. No advanced technology needed. This undermines the presentation.

[@danielcruz8347]

This fascinating video presentation has individuals thinking! Comment section is all over place.. 🌐 Thank you for always sharing Megalithic Intrigue. 😍

[@BEDINSSGUKRAINE]

I agree!

[@danielcruz8347]

@@BEDINSSGUKRAINE 👍

[@thomaselmore1155]

Geopolymer. Recreated stone. Hardens. No machines. No routers, no tube drills. No endless BS. Look away. Never say the word. Geopolymer.

[@rachel112263]

Exactly!!!

[@bobbyjones2112]

They look like giant gears or something that go together maybe like a mold for something?

[@chuckchilders9966]

Those look like gold dust sifting basins

[@SumNumber]

Maybe the bowls were part of an elaborate water fountain set in a way the each bowl would drain into the one below it. :O)

[@jmubreader]

To me, they look like an architectural embellishment either a base or a cap on a pillar. The holes could be for something similar to a dowel pin to maintain the alignment until the entire assembly is set.

[@Ice_Queen_Empress]

It's all so weird. That place looks desolate! I still to tend to believe in Roger Spurr theories and of course the GIANTS.. Fallen angels stuff. I envy your life! Cheers 🍻

[@dougalexander7204]

Much respect.

[@zarkneb]

Bowls look like fancy water fountains to me.

[@DW-kg8hq]

Sometimes the bowls look as though they could have been sockets for pillars. Sans the ornate carving that usually would be done in detail once in place. They would work top or bottom. The holes for relieving excess mortar or for injection of setting compounds.We do know they were not used for baptism

[@kimberlyboldt5213]

The bowls were fountains. That is the only explanation for the holes being placed where they are. Egypt had running water systems, powered by electrical pumping sysrems. That's what the granite boxes were for in the tunnel systems. The lids were adjusted for tuning. There were magnificent gardens, watered by sprinkler systems, filled with fruit trees. The Great Pyramids were power plants. Saqqara was a power substation. You would not have wanted to be in the Grand Gallery of the Great Pyramid when it fired up!

[@calamityjane5698]

I notice the knobs around the top edge of those bowls. They look remarkably like a set of gears?

[@giakon1]

which is the radius of explosion?

[@D4Disdain]

That's a leftover of a battle of the Anunnaki gods. Thank you for showing.

[@JeffersonDrumm]

Structured Hexagonal Water. The circular basins spiral the water, which structures the water to enhance and purify its properties.

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

I wonder if, due to the hole being at the top (so not drainage) it was for hanging by a pole, maybe advanced hanging flower baskets :)

[@stevep888]

was there on 9th october 2022 fantastic experience still trying to work out why i took a 3kg crystal obelisk with me that day not knowing there was a missing obelisk :) , had the place all to myself

[@Mary-t5d5c]

The 23.5 off, is quite telling to me anyway. Interesting because its related to the wobble.

[@volleyball8091]

I think they had made here some kind of (metal) alloy. Thus there must have been a heat oven around here. I even do not close out that this could have been the pyramid next to it. I would not say that these ancient people before ancient Egypt did not have metals harder than copper. They had had alloyed some at their taste.

[@djdilemma1000]

The bowls are skylights, an element such as magnesium or an arc rod was fed through the hole. This can be confirmed by finding the focal point of the parabola as it was originally ground. The bowl was gilded, finely polished or coated. These skylights would have thrown beams straight up in the air or would have been angled to light a monument at night. I wish somebody would confirm this theory, I would do it myself but I am still poor. Lol .not going to Egypt anytime soon

[@djdilemma1000]

Somebody..anybody.?

[@djdilemma1000]

When considering thr fact that the builders of these bowls had tube drills which require powered machinery, it is reasonable to consider they had the ability to make stuff out of metal and wood. The reasons for making things out of solid stone back then was no different than the reasons our civilization currently makes things of solid stone.

[@orbsphere-]

Just a crazy thought but 23 is real close to 22.5 degrees which is a quarter of 90 or 1/16 of 360 degrees so maybe something got in the "way" of their determining North 4:26. Other posts are confusing 23 with axis tilt with compass direction.

[@semblt]

They are observatory tools, star mapping and tracking. Reflecting pools.

[@thouser1553]

Damage is too localized to be some sort of plasma ejection from the sun.

[@BORN-to-Run]

We should all see that.

[@raquelm2004]

I adore your sharings, may i ask you if youre dutch or from dutch lineage?

[@beyou_573_d4]

Worldwide flood hit it, and heat from magma from plate boundaries. Under water during flood.

[@hanami.k]

What is the use of those stone holes..

[@senseibear2436]

Ahh you got me with the thumbnail! Which means I've not been studying enough lately.. This was a fun fringe subject once upon a time, but it becomes more relevant to the world with every passing day. You spend your life believing you were on the breaking wave of new wisdom, only to discover the world was way ahead of you and had you in it's sights the whole time. So many of us would have lived a different way if we could...

[@alexhanna3921]

Sediment separation vats. Fresh water. Wastewater. Or oil water separation, I believe that oil was a known commodity and used extensively for moving heavy materials, light, etc.

[@terriludolf6101]

There is a blue plastic bag on the ground at the pyramids side wall. At that wall i have once seen something were i wa'sn't sure if that are scorchmarks oder waspnests. Any oppinion?

[@iseverynametakenwtf1]

perhaps they were stood up and used to focus sound/vibration to move huge blocks

[@pluckypluckster]

1:47 i thought those holes were to add lubrication to the pot. think of a tall cylinder maybe wood resting vertacally in the bowl. there might be oil or something to lessen the friction. Like for winches to move heavy objects thru use of pulley like systems.

[@rumakingthatup]

It probably aligned with North and South when it was built. I wonder if it's possible to tell how far back it would have been when it faced north.

[@mikelee9886]

That pyramid’s alignment being 23 degrees off needs to be given a lot more attention

[@fokkenhotz1]

right it points to a time when the earth orbited straight up n down n went around 900 time during your lifetime brfore the moon was set next to us, radio manifesting us into the past, before all the moons drifted in, to search for the beginnings of mankind. to ho beyond where no man has gone. so far ... eell?... keep looking 😊 but those are washer bowls rocking on a cam like in indisyrial mining i imagr

[@marktwain368]

The number cannot be accidental. This is the angle of the current Pole, is it not? But the North and South Magnetic Poles have wandered hundreds of miles from their former positions and this cannot be good.

[@Mary-t5d5c]

Totally agree

[@BeagleBoy-fu4im]

No it doesn't. Solstice.

[@brentrussell780]

From before the moons tilt

[@EEPhD]

Looks like the explosion came from inside the pyramid. Could it be that the power generated by the pyramid got out of control? Plasma from the sun would have scorched the casing stones.

[@drcas9994]

I visited this amazing site with Kerry Cassidy et al in 2019 - several of us had some weird visions here - a possible star gate - still has the earth energy but taken off line - used to transport off world. Got that the pyramid was destroyed by an energy weapon….. who knows…. But a truly amazing place. Perhaps why it is not open to the public.

[@kachmi]

Something was going on with the ancients. Even if this was completely built with hand tools, the precision alone would still amount to a feat comparable to a landing on the moon. We are missing so much from the historical record that this tells us that humans have thus far never invented a form of record keeping that outlives their monuments, and we will be forever guessing what ruins such as these were really for.

[@AIslamov6789]

Three very important factors must be taken into account when trying to understand the mysteries of ancient Egyptian artifacts. 1- the whole life of the Egyptians was soaked through with religious ideology, every moment of their lives, from the simplest household items to complex religious rituals. For example, ordinary beer, which we drink today as a simple everyday drink, was a sacred, divine drink for the Egyptians, etc. 2- it should be borne in mind that if today the territory of Egypt and neighboring countries is mostly a dry desert covered with red-hot sands, on which almost no precipitation falls during the year, then 4-5 thousand years ago the climatic conditions were much more humid and rains regularly fell on these lands, this country did not know the shortage in the water. 3- The Egyptians wielded a wide variety of metal (copper, bronze, and even iron) tools and were proficient in stone materials. In addition, thousands of experienced craftsmen took part in the performance of any stone work, not just a few or even a hundred. Complex wooden structures were also used in these works when lifting, rotating, turning or drilling stone.

[@billmcconley9026]

the cog like bowls look like something that should have been or were possibly made out of metal. Is there a process whereby metal turns to stone over a very long period of time?

[@stanlindert6332]

Bowls were used to manufacture Ormus type chemicals. They broke the minerals away from salt water and washed it till it was safe to eat. Than it was exported.

[@motivatortv2691]

The bowls are most likely the tops or bottoms of giant columns, part of a temple structure, the holes likely to be drain holes for water,

[@kenmilne2379]

Thnks Brian for yr information ! That must have been an ear shattering bang when it blew ? Do u know of any secret rooms underneath ? 👍👍

[@jugg9140]

Our real history is that advanced civilization called Annunaki aka fallen angels came and created us by modifying our dna and adding their own, thats where we get our ability to think came from. There were so many things happening in the past that we don't know.

[@AtlasReburdened]

"thats where we got our ability to think came from." I see a startling lack of evidence for this.

[@WilsonPendarvis-tn3wm]

Pyro in the middle… Pyramid They had a tremendous Energy source contained within them. (In the resonant cavity )All the rock is for shielding and another mechanic aspect not yet concluded

[@Lieu10antDan]

They look like separators for chemicals. Were they not the Khemists of old? Could it have been high grade fertilizer production? Then maybe explosions of chemicals may have blown many apart, when drier more static like conditions prevailed as the climate changed. Or indeed as the last micro nova hit. Very large stones could be shifted with an explosion. Imagine the port of Beirut explosion in 2020, but in a pyramid.

[@markcoutts7750]

💯💯🤯🎉🔥👍🏼😂😎 Thanks Brian You're the best Wish I could be there and go with you can't afford to but these videos help a lot Thank you very much . ☮️🇨🇦❤️‍🔥

[@rachel112263]

They could be part of a giant cog wheel gear mechanism. I've also heard theories that a lot of these ancient stone structures weren't made from solid rock (like these pre-dynastic pieces), but were made by decimating the rock into sand, mixing it with water, and pouring it into molds. You can see examples of rocks that look like they didn't dry evenly at the bottom, and there are also indents near the bottom of some rocks where most likely wooden rods were inserted to hold them in place while drying. Many of these giant stone blocks all over the world look like they're made of "cement." How else would you explain why some rocks have evenly shaped knob-like protrusions? These bowls could have been used to mix the decimated rock.

[@mariebaxter473]

If you scale those bowls down a lot . They look like the base section of pump inlets with the inner moving parts missing, If we make them today they are always in metal, suspect that is the only part worth scavenging after an "event "

[@kateemma-]

The large bowls look like large flange connectors, petrified in stone somehow, either by deep submergance in water or compacted by soil.

[@iseverynametakenwtf1]

the holes at the top could be to remove steam from the heated liquid in the bowls. That is about all I can think of for the reason a "drain" would be at the top.

[@institutopermafloresta]

Good afternoon! This archaeological site must still have a lot of things buried! For still discovering yourself!

[@roberthelms1737]

23 degrees off anti-clockwise could have been pointing to an earlier pole over Greenland. That would make that pyramid extremely old.

[@InFamousProductions]

are there any old photos or drawings that show this has been this way for a long time? what if it was used as target practice by an army? or explosives used to try to get to the "treasure"? like the French guy that blew up the Nubian pyramids.

[@tsvandyke]

A Forge / blacksmith shop ... to process gold you need to heat it & drain off the top surface called slag ( you did mention evidence of high heat marks on the bowls ) Ever considered using a metal detector ? OR Sound penetrating RADAR ?

[@johnmiller1300]

Some kind of power plant 10000s of years ago

[@supernova046]

could be used for extracting oils from plants.

[@dantheman9135]

ThankQ

[@horusvii6187]

I'm no expert, but the ancient pre-dynastic culture left some serious water works beneath the giza plateau. My guess is water bowls, since they were dug up and moved and spent millennia under shifting sands, armies, and who knows what, I'd guess if fully excavated we'd find large networks of stone irrigation under everything that's built up.