Are the Ancient Precision Cut Granite Caves in India Older Than We Think?

Hey Hunters,
Hopping over to Ancient India today, with some mind blowingly precision cut granite that is in competition with Egypt's.
I first saw these caves in the BAM (Builders of the Ancient Mysteries) Documentaries.
I seriously recommend watching them here --
bam-eng.okast.tv?ref=jamesjahannah
Facebook page - m. buildersoftheancientmysteries/
Amazon - www.primevideo.com/detail/BAM-Builders-of-the-Ancient-Mysteries/0SXMNY254XOGN94JC524TGU4P3
They go into much more detail and have amazing visuals.
Have a great week.
JJ xx
#ancienttech #india #barabarcaves

[@buildersoftheancientmyster4439]

Thanks a lot Jahannah. We think that those two sites Barabar and Nagarjuni are part of some of the most extraordinary archeological places on earth... We had the chance to go there 3 times, but even more we could scanned the chambers in 3D because we were unable to measure them correctly because of the inclined walls... And that's when we found that they were symmetrical. This changes all our comprehension of this places. We are currently making a new movie scheduled for end of 2022 / beginning of 2023 in which we show all our reaserches since the scans of 2017 and what acoustic engineers and craftsmen say about it.

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[@meshugganator08]

I’d like to thank you for making that film! It is hands down my favorite film about the ancient mysteries. I watched it on Amazon. I believe the Barabar caves are a smoking gun for the cyclical nature of the human existence on earth. The Giza plateau as well

[@mbravo5023]

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[@megamond]

"what acoustic engineers and craftsmen say about it." - the curvature seems to hint at acoustics.

[@lauramayes4810]

Watching this doc now before I watch jahannahs, so excited to see both. 🙏❤

[@katetricker1924]

I have always been fascinated by Ancient Egypt but when I stumbled across Ancient India I was totally mind blown. Hammer and chisel just don't cut it...literally

[@zeppelinmexicano]

I agree that hammer and chisel is ridiculous. To me it was probably closer to an energetic (electro-magnetic energy field of earth) 3D printer, and the real work was creating the math of the blueprint, and then feeding it into the printer correctly (mentally, and maybe accompanied by sounds or even words, like an incantation.) That's also why so many sites have no quarries anywhere near them, or why the quarry stone doesn't match the building material. I am curious to know if the quarries were where the energy found and removed material, but if not, the material is created. You know, like how earth got created out of the vortex of energies?

[@Fuzzmo147]

Watch Praveen

[@katetricker1924]

@@Fuzzmo147 that's how I discovered ancient India. He is brilliant

[@ACTSRevolution]

I would not go inside any ancient precision stoneworks. Concentrated radioisotope ("fissile") natural minerals like Shinkolabwe uranium (the only natural nuclear reactor on earth with surface uranium ore) is the only way I can think of rotting stone of any hardness, in-situ (in the field) so that it might be precision scraped by metal tools. Natural diamond for finish polishing is also found in surface deposits not far from Shinkolabwe. Homo Sapiens could not do any of that without large-scale cooperation and much historical detritus. We have ZERO history on the making of these achievements, so it was probably done by H. Paracas, which is known to have gone extinct during the time frame these mega stoneworks are known to have been worked. H. Paracas LOOKS like they might have had an I.Q. of 1000 (give or take-whatever), so maybe the works themselves were all the history and instruction that were needed to continue the culture. I suppose they used human slave labor, who also died (quickly). I don't want to be one of those. These works need to be certified safe for human access. Doh.

[@G-ra-ha-m]

@@zeppelinmexicano Yes, clearly they had endless energy, and the machines required for the accuracy. The 'Eagle's Nest' in Austria, all the stuff built during WWII in Germany: amazing - but less amazing if much of it was already there. And then WWII and the bolsheviks convenient erased large amounts of old world buildings too. Later continued in general building, and in Iraq, Libya etc: ISIS seemed to focus of destroying these relics. Erasure of our true history.

[@awillis2676]

It's easy to get lost down the rabbit hole of India especially when you look into the Yugas and the idea of time and human history as cyclic. Praveen Mohan does AMAZING stuff.

[@jowlorenz9555]

No wonder the Nazis tried to turn the swastika wheel of time backasswards ...

[@mnomadvfx]

"Praveen Mohan does AMAZING stuff." Does he though? Basically all he does is make videos of ancient Hindu sites, point and say LINGAMS!!!!!! Hardly inspiring. He's a glorified tourist with a bare minimum knowledge of any single site he is viewing at any time.

[@charlesabramson9492]

Has you eva been down rabbit hole?

[@dreamerschorus]

praveen does his best to uncover the secrets in india, must be difficult to sort through theres just so much in india personally ellora caves makes me wonder

[@charlesabramson9492]

@@mnomadvfx if you are not picking up on what he is showing then you are really thinking about it.

[@markevans9222]

You'll love Praveen Mohan's channel if you're in to ancient India. His videos are re-writing history IMO. Awesome stuff 👌

[@freelineinafreeworld5980]

Lul I was writing the same and now stumbled about your comment 😂

[@firstnamelastname-kr8dv]

More like repeating the past.. Last video I saw from him, He was extolling the virtues of ancient Caesarian section surgeries & abortion procedures, Things like that.. Maybe the 'Olde world' was destroyed for a reason

[@jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491]

@@firstnamelastname-kr8dv i saw that praveen on "cesarian" cuts on girls. i think those lines are natural - but i am not very familiar w female humans. maybe praveen is not either. we are protected from that issue. : ) we like them, but Luckily they don't like us. hare krishna

[@pikapikabooboo]

He is a hindu-propagandist who twists the facts. The most ancient Indian structures were built by Buddhists but he tries to relate everything to Hindu mythology that is only 1550 years old. The Buddhist structures of ancient India have been converted into hindu temples. If you're into Ancient India then follow the following channel, also send him a personal message to add subtitles for English language. Thanks. kzbin.info

[@geetee74]

@@pikapikabooboo Lol, Buddha was born a Hindu you div.

[@troyhollings]

I never thought I'd be hooked on this channel but the quirkiness and your touch of humor makes it so enjoyable and interesting 😂😂 never stop!!!

[@gamerdan2310]

I totally agree! Extremely fascinating to watch! I'm hooked :)

[@MrJento]

Form follows function. This cave resembles a blast proof bunker. First the entrance door has recessed lintels to support an exterior door reinforced to prevent it from being forced from the outside. Typical of blast proof bunkers. Second the door enters into an anti chamber at right angles. This chamber is very large with curved surfaces to resist and dissipate over pressurisation. Third, the final chamber is circular with think walls and an entrance way the tapers so that it’s door acts like a stopper in a bottle. This is similar to the entrance to the NORAD facility inside Cheyenne mountain, Colorado. Built to withstand a direct thermonuclear hit. I suggest you watch a few of Curious Beings videos on caves in China. There are some similarities. Stone works in Egypt do not share these design elements. While precise they appear to be more about containing things inside. This cave you present is clearly about keeping “things” out. That’s what I see. Fox out.

[@TopShelfMontana]

This is what I see as well. These are blast shelters of some kind. Why the precision, because it makes them more stable. The vedas talk about ancient flying machines and what appear to be high explosives, possibly even nuclear weapons. Who knows what of that is true, but someone with extremely high precision machining capabilities built what appear to be bomb shelters in India. Such a mystery.

[@jicajacobsonkimbreaux]

Yep. I agree that they're bunkers. In addition to the Enuma Eilish and Mahabarata's airborne nuclear wars, I've found that quite a few Native American creation stories could be easily related to this same situation. The Zuni, Hopi, and others teach about the Emergence- when the ant people led them into the fourth world and brought them up out of the earth into the Grand Canyon where kachinas/star beings taught them about morality and civilization. Some even speak of surviving a great flood after being placed inside bamboo-like hollow reeds by other beings... I think it's pretty obvious what's likely happened several times throughout history. They're bunkers.

[@melg6834]

@@jicajacobsonkimbreaux India is WAY OLDER than any native 'murican civilization's great great grandfather's grandpa could ever be. Also, it's mentioned in Mahabharata ( the greatest epic on earth ) that Moy Daanav ( Moy Demon ) went to what people call, South America today and his descendants built the civilization 😌

[@GazderVarun]

That’s crazy

[@JuuceSam]

Yes I agree. Everything is pointing to a functionality of preservation. If the encrypted messages at Göbekli Tepe are interpreted correctly telling us of a extinction level event our ancestors experienced and nearly eradicated humanity - these structures makes sense. In my humble opinion, pyramids are nothing else than bunkers / arks created for the sole reason of survival if the necessity might occur (they couldn’t dig into something, they couldn’t dig down, so they created structures and optimised those structures - hence the different form types)

[@ansultares]

If you're interested in the Barabar Caves, you should also check out the Sitamarhi Cave, which unlike the Barabar Caves does not bear an inscription. The polishing in these caves is described as Mauryan polish, a style seen in other work such as the Pillars of Ashoka, the Lohanipur torso, the Masarh lion, and the Diamond throne of Bodhgaya. However, these other works are all done in sandstone, not granite.

[@fxstd000]

Awesome! Love your review. Thanks for covering these caves. Such an incredible achievement that doesn't get a lot of attention.

[@LostHongshan]

It’s rare when someone is passionate for the mysteries of ancient civilizations, is a great communicator and has a great sense of humor. Hopefully other generations will find a similar passion in it and not find the subject dry/boring. Thank you!

[@FrugalPCOG]

Instead we're stuck with Zawi Hawass.

[@FrugalPCOG]

It doesn't hurt that she's absolutely beautiful either.

[@charlesabramson9492]

Ahhh...somebody wants a date.

[@charlesabramson9492]

She counts on that. Archeology is just a vehicle for attention.

[@marcmelvin3010]

Not only was this the most interesting thing I’ve seen lately, because it is one piece of a massive missing history, but one of the most fun things I’ve seen -- you’d make an outstanding history professor, because you have humor and an open and curious mind, and that is a wonderful combination.

[@johncombs2798]

Nice I just watched the BAM you voiced. It has been a pleasure starting from the beginning and watching all your videos. Thank you!

[@michaeltaittafoya]

So just listened to you on Brothers of the Serpent and have seen you a few times before and this is the first I heard of these "caves". Fascinating! Also you are a real joy to watch and listen to. Love your enthusiasm and genuineness.

[@marshalbass7098]

I love that you mentioned that some of these ancient sites look sort of "sci-fi" or futuristic. You mentioned that in a previous video and I had never thought of that before, but I totally agree. Just picture the pyramids with the white casing stones and sharp angled obelisks, etc. What an amazing thing. Anyway, it made it all even more interesting for me, so thank you for that!

[@edfu_text_U_later]

Great video, look into the Ajanta cave system in India. They were able to carve caves into the mountain/almost small cliff, planned so accurately that on the solstices the sun hits a buddha like statue at each solstice. Think about that for a second, the didn't build a structure that could be adjusted they carved into mountain. India seems to have an extreme amount of impressive ancient works.

[@pikapikabooboo]

He (Pradeep Mohan) is a hindu-propagandist who twists the facts. The most ancient Indian structures were built by Buddhists but he tries to relate everything to Hindu mythology that is only 1550 years old. The Buddhist structures of ancient India have been converted into hindu temples. If you're into Ancient India then follow the following channel, also send him a personal message to add subtitles for English language. Pali is the oldest known Indian language, not Sanskrit. Thanks. kzbin.info

[@enlighteneddespot945]

@@pikapikabooboo Lol 😆 Science Journey followers.. Most of the Archaeological discovery in India has been done by the Britishers and Pseudo- science journey even tells them wrong bringing their own garbage Neo- Buddhist theory

[@enlighteneddespot945]

@@pikapikabooboo The Barbara cave was the dwelling place of Ajivikas along with Jain and Buddhist ascetics whom Buddhists and Jain hated the most for the philosophy of absolute Predeterminism. Ashoka killed the last surviving Ajivikas in Magadha..( Ashokavadana also mentions that after his conversion to Buddhism, Bindusara's son Ashoka issued an order to kill all the Ajivikas in Pundravardhana, enraged at a picture that depicted Gautama Buddha in a negative light. Around 18,000 followers of the Ajivika sect were supposedly executed as a result of this order.) When it comes to Hinduism then lol, the Bhagvati sutra, the Jain text itself claims that Vainshavities existed during the period of Mahavira/ Nigantha Natputta. Makkhali gosala ( The founder of Ajivikas ) and Mahavir ( The 24th Tirthankara of Jain) both stayed in the temples of Vasudeva and Baladeva during their period of asceticism. So your theory that Hinduism is 1500 years old is baseless and the imagination of Neo-Buddhist ( The Bunch of thugs claiming themselves to be Buddhist)

[@r47nelson]

I find your videos most entertaining. Most of the contents I've discovered over the years but you make the subjects very vibrant that most do not bring to the table. Your enthusiasm and energy tells me that you truly have a love of ancient mysteries. Please keep the videos coming. I'd contribute to your patreon? (can't spell for squat) as I am on a fixed income with health issues but if I could your site would be at the top of my list.

[@fxstd000]

Great video and great ending to the video! You have a genuine, honest analysis of ancient precision and I couldn't agree more with you regarding the skepticism you feel after being told these caves were hammered out with a chisel. One of those things I'd need to see it to believe it. Ok, I'm a subscriber now too.

[@warriorprincess1846]

Ancient India has some of the most mind blowing stonework you'll ever see! I watch Praveen Mohan's channel that enters around ancient India and the surrounding areas and it is always just absolutely fascinating!!

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[@MrPlenty1]

I’d say India was one of the big powerhouses back in ancient times pre-cataclysm

[@warriorprincess1846]

@@MrPlenty1 I think you're absolutely right! I think that's why we always hear so much about Eygpt but hardly ever hear or see anything about Ancient India. I feel they want to hide our true past from us.

[@MrPlenty1]

@@warriorprincess1846 Indeed! Fascinating subject though 😃

[@jowlorenz9555]

@@MrPlenty1 Indubitably.

[@billiardbago7500]

Big congrats on the 100k. I'm always excited for the next video. Excellent content that keeps us all questioning real history. Thank you 🤠

[@RonAday]

My theory has always been the reason some of the ancient stonework is so precise is because it was easy for them. Lost tech? Lost civilization? Annunaki? Aliens? I don't know. But I do know no sane civilization would even attempt such things unless the "work" of it was exponentially less laborious than it would be if confined to the boxes main stream archeology keeps putting them in.

[@isaacmadhavan]

Very well stated. I agree.

[@lucaspedrajas5622]

or you just order it because you are the king ? it doesn't matter how difficult it is because you don't do it

[@markd3250]

OR, if the people who had developed the ability to do things like this, also lived 10 times longer than we do. The pre-flood civilizations had their geniuses too, just like we do today.

[@sohamshinde7978]

OH SO 2000 ROCK CUT CAVES IN INDIA WERE NOT MADE BY A "SANE" CIVILISATION ?

[@gohrt9139]

I am mechanical engineer and have only recently been watching all this on Egypt etc I somehow get the sence the civilisations of the past had to live underground maybe for protection from radiation who knows and I totally agree the civilisations of the past were in a different direction when it comes to technology maybe they even had cold fusion

[@edweber6136]

That is the first time I've seen one of your videos and I must say, not only informative in a fun, entertaining way, but you are simply adorable! Miss Personality!! I look forward to seeing more!

[@The_Dudester]

Curious Being (Tina) has done several videos on not just these caves, but others around the planet. She and I agree that at one time an advanced race of stone masons existed on the planet, but they either left just prior to the Younger Dryas or perhaps even before that. Why they built the pyramids, Macchu Picchu and incredible caves, only they know.

[@bacobill]

Curious Being (Tina) is amazing and highly recommended.. massive research and well presented.. and adorable ;)

[@owenbitowski7572]

Just subscribed 👍

[@leonthewise5807]

GIANTS & ALCHEMY....

[@KatePhiz]

@@owenbitowski7572 I am about to :)

[@tlamiczka]

Left...or died out (at least as society, we could be their offsprings). The more I see the more I think some cataclysm almost wiped them out and only the most robust, stone buildings were left after 10-12 thousands years, which is logical. Questions - what erased them from history? Can it happen again? And are we related to them or are we different genetic branch? Is all their knowledge really lost?

[@amrik7726]

I visited these caves in 2019...... The local guides explained to me that these caves were used as healing chambers using resonance and sound therapy.

[@rovertrobert3180]

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm 😅

[@amrik7726]

@@rovertrobert3180You mean 'Ommmmmmmmmmm' don't you 😆

[@Mikeofindy]

I truly wish more people had these types of interests. I enjoy your content immensely. Thank you for that.

[@williamskrinner3302]

I love all of your videos. I’ve been into this subject for a long time.Thanks for sharing your knowledge and passion for the material !

[@anarky4711]

Fantastic video! If the inscriptions found were made with handtools, that, in and of itself, is proof that the caves were not. It doesn't matter if the inscriptions were made today, or when the caves were made. Two very different methods were used.

[@-C.S.R]

Keep up the good work! You keep crushing it out of the park!

[@alexg5189]

Not sure how I've never stumbled upon this channel before, but you've got an instant sub from me for doing these incredible caves justice!

[@kenrankin5814]

I was this many days old when I first heard of these caves! I am glad this video popped up in my feed so I could subscribe to the channel! Great video!

[@junebrumbeloe6939]

I'm so happy someone is examining these monuments and ancient places. I have always believed that they are older than we were being told. I also have always wondered how these were created. Thank you for your research! You are awesome!

[@davidjarvis316]

Always the best content!

[@lanzlocz]

Dudette, first time watching one of your videos, not so technical but over flowing with the passion. I love it.

[@garybpippin]

I just happened to come across your videos. I have to say wow! I love anything to do with the Egyptians. You literally bring a subject that can be dry and boring to life, and easy to watch. Most importantly, you are teaching the masses. Keep it up!

[@darellnewsome4459]

Absolutely amazing. The technology that it must have taken doesn't even seem possible using today's standards. Thank you for bringing us this video.

[@thewalkingdude7464]

India has more intrigue in ancient temples than anywhere else

[@4Everlast]

Don't forget about the pyramids in Bosnia, Serbia, Macedonia, Korea, China ...

[@4Everlast]

@@ButchNews What's with the ancient scriptures and stuff, i keep hearing "Indians know their history goes as far back as a 100.000 years"? Any info on that? 4000? 10.-11.000 is when most researchers agree a domino effect was played out, probably do to a meteor strike and/or quick ice melting that lifted howl continents and created tsunamis, as 1 plate lifted other sunk, the melted ice also affected the quickly risen ocean levels, mud floods, sea currents got messed do to the salt-"sweet" water mixture etc.

[@ButchNews]

@@4Everlast Yes they have literature that is very old, just not many buildings. India was a center of commerce and trade 4,000 years ago then collapsed, as did many kingdoms around that time... and, again, after around 536-40AD, when it is thought a meterorite hit Greenland. The Roman Empire fell, completely, during that time. It seems, more and more obvious, that there was some level of advanced civilization happening about 5,000 years ago that ended quickly... over a hundred years or so... 5 generations per 100 years is a lot of people. I understand that current thinking is that there have likely been several global catastrophes which have reset human advancement, the worst being the Younger Dryas event and it is highly likely that some people were much more advanced than we realize. I am open to the idea that aliens may have come and died here. I'm still skeptical about interstellar travel and I'm into physics, but all worlds will, eventually, be sucked into the black holes at the center of their galaxies and ADVANCED civilizations would LIKELY send out life boats equipped for re-booting themselves. A good planet to pick would be one that had already established life... such as Earth. So, I'm open to the idea that aliens may have crash landed here and helped advance the humans. Me, I'm a recluse, don't trust humans one little bit and will be happy to be gone from this barbaric idiot planet FOREVER. I'm an atheist and consider all religions to be the epitome of evil and an intelligence test. Most are too brain dead to figure it all out. We need to colonize Mars as quickly as possible to sustain themselves... forever, as Earth can quickly become uninhabitable. An ice age can occur in the time span of about a year... ONE YEAR. I'm quite serious, I'm a scientist at heart. When the north hemisphere temperature drops to freezing ALL YEAR LONG and it rains continuously in the equator it will be snow, snow, snow, snow, snow for years and years. Krakatoa seems stable but who knows if Yellowstone will blow its lid, again. Volcanoes are an ever present danger and the Earth will not stop shrinking until it becomes solid at the core. And, don't forget large rocks falling out of the sky... it is guaranteed to happen, for sure, without ANY kind of doubt, at all. But WHEN, and HOW BIG and WHERE??? The seemingly demolished megalith cities are a real mystery... but 500-1,000MPH winds could do it. That would require something really, really, really big. The Adam and Eve story, which seems to have been classified as secret until a few years ago offers a storyline but I haven't seen evidence to prove it yet... except the megalith period ending. The pyramids and the Kaaba all point north so the poles seem to be where they should be... when those structures were built. If the poles shifted they seem to be back in place. For the Earth to, suddenly, not spin would require a planet size body to pass close by... it would, also, cause a catastrophic tsunami over most continents... and 1,000 MPH winds at the equator.

[@Wesley.Deuren]

​@@ButchNews I hear you. It will be a relief to not be on this planet amongst these creatures anymore. I have never felt a part of the human race, but I do feel I am something. Some kind of nothing. Religion is certainly an intelligence test, but I feel it is scratching and pawing at something that once meant a lot more, but was turned into a control method. The older I get, the less angry I become with those who exploit and control human beings. Humans are followers by nature, on the whole. Watching how they behave and mistreat one another, how they think they know things when they are completely off the mark, makes me feel no sympathy for them. But then I have this extreme love and empathy for the individual - a very disturbing dichotomy to hate humans and care about them deeply simultaneously. This cycle of humanity needs to either dramatically evolve quickly, or get reset. Yikes that's a bit rough, but it seems to be a lost cause. Perhaps they will take the best of humanity to Mars and society will become a radically different thing.

[@ButchNews]

@@Wesley.Deuren My view of "god" is that it is EVERYTHING, ALL AT ONCE, ALL OF THE TIME AND EVERYWHERE PRESENT AT ALL TIMES. Thus each person is just a part of the whole and, ultimately, just an accident of time waiting to happen as all things will take place in eternity. Me, I just want out of it. I struggle with love for an individual but have never met a human who is not without faults, including myself. Beam me up, there's no intelligent life down here... Earth is Hell, a very, very, very good hell. A horrible, horrible, horrible place to exist.

[@kylecurryyt]

Great Introduction to a mystery I had not heard of before. Thanks!

[@MrBrianms]

I agree, BAM Builder of the Ancient Mysteries is great. Not just a tour around the planet. The new detailed study is fascinating. I enjoyed the new photography. I look forward to hearing the voice-over provided by you. I will get that version too.

[@Lee-007xxx]

Once again great video, it’s so frustrating how all of this isn’t more mainstream. So many questions that may never get answered 🤯

[@tobytoxd]

Never say (may) never 🙃😉

[@Lee-007xxx]

@@tobytoxd 👍🏾

[@feloniousmayhem1602]

I could see these locations being where masters in the art of masonry, take their apprentices to perfect their skill. This level of perfection is not required on a commissioned build seeing that the human eye cannot detect the difference. But, it would prove the ability of the apprentices to exceed expectations.

[@texasredneckhippy]

Just love your energy,making it fun to learn new "old stuff"

[@stringbender247]

I'm so glad I found your channel I love how passionate you are and I to am infatuated with ancient sites and technology. Thank you so much for your channel, your so amazing.

[@amrik7726]

Ancient 360 KZbin channel has some amazing footage of ancient Indian sites 🔥🔥💯

[@ricardodelzealandia6290]

My father created a mirror for a newtonian telescope when I was younger. It was totally perfect and we could easily see moons of saturn and jupiter when it was finished. He built a machine to polish it that swung back and forth in 2 axes out of timber, stones and resin (the stones & resin contacted the mirror and became polished in the process too). My point being that these precision constructions are possible even with quite primitive tools.

[@michaelstiller2282]

Did he use power tools to make the tools, that polished the mirror? If so that's using advanced technology to make primitive tools.

[@ricardodelzealandia6290]

@@michaelstiller2282 He used a motor to swing the arm back and forth, but he could have stood there and done that himself for 8 hours a day for several months and the same degree of precision would have been achieved.

[@yougotredonyou5584]

@@ricardodelzealandia6290 Hmm, proof is the pudding my friend. If someone can accomplish this with primitive tools. Please just bung the evidence and a video of the one you made, up on YT for us all to see. Provided it was identical in terms of it's precision, I'm sure we'd all appreciate seeing that. Otherwise, words are cheap..

[@feloniousmayhem1602]

Agreed. Points of reference, graphing and measuring units can be primitive tools used to achieve fine pieces of work. I'm sure the cast responsible for such builds spent most of there waking hours fine tuning their skill.

[@VKC83]

A parabolic mirror is one thing, these caves are so beyond what you're talking about.

[@lycanthrophy616]

Oh nice, I found a new channel to subscribe to. Even though I've seen hundreds of documentaries on all these sites it's always nice to see it from a fresh perspective, good sense of humour too so it's always nice to have a laugh whilst being serious about this stuff. Good job

[@louietorres1320]

Yes! This is amazing information 👏🏽 keep up the good work😃

[@leojsivad]

Jahannah, check out Praveen Mohan if you haven't. He could point you to other cool spots in India as well.

[@jdxr8894]

Trapezoid doorways, I believe noted in esoteric circles as connecting to higher dimensions, time travel, other worldly or just the capstone-less pyramid etc. Still used today if you go looking, including on the Nasa STS 115/12A badge and even the US Great Seal. Great video as always :-)

[@theorigalgangstar420]

This was the best video ever. I’m so blown away by these caves

[@codyduncan5414]

First time watching and I think I fell in love! Great content!

[@MrMichaelAndrews]

Great way to enjoy the day. Yay.. It's Jahannah time.

[@lornaduwn]

My husband is in electronics and I asked him of the shapes of the caves meant anything to him. He said they looked very much like circuit boards, especially the Sudama cave.

[@VKC83]

Interesting take definitely, I was also wondering about the acoustics of these spaces.

[@Ness2Alyza]

Many temples look like circuit boards, and religion itself could maybe be seen as some sort of branded software over civilization.

[@kateapple1]

Praveen mohan said this!

[@nat7x7]

Fascinating. Michael Tellinger talks about this a lot, about many of the ancient structures being energy circuit boards (including of course the pyramids).

[@Ness2Alyza]

@@nat7x7 it may take a while to figure out, but this concept might continue as a scaled fractal on a galactic level also.

[@barrycallan2784]

Love your energy. Love your work. Love the way your mind questions how things were worked and constructed. Fantastic. Thank you for your takes on all of these ancient structures. Bless your beautiful spirit. Be well and continue asking questions.❤

[@Norcaldaddy]

Love the channel! Good job to the beautiful Johanna!

[@Scullkrusher13]

The caves reminded me of powder magazines. Used to keep it dry and protected from attack. They don't look like religious or ceremonial rooms or even living quarters. More like bank vaults. The doorway could be blocked by placing a cut block to fit into the empty space inside the door

[@mnomadvfx]

"They don't look like religious or ceremonial rooms or even living quarters" Given your name implies western and likely Christian origins I don't see how you can have any idea on what ancient east Asians did for religious, ceremonial, or living quarters centuries ago. Actually rooms dug into rock formations and caves are not at all uncommon in the east, and certainly not uncommonly found in religious practices - the community that produced the Dead Sea Scrolls was known to inhabit caves along the Dead Sea after all.

[@Scullkrusher13]

@@mnomadvfx I meant no disrespect and don't believe my opinion was even close to being . You seem a bit sensitive to even a simple comment about something completely irrelevant. Good day sir

[@enlighteneddespot945]

@@Scullkrusher13 The Caves were a dwelling place for the ascetics, particularly for the ascetics of the Ajivikas sect, although Jain and Buddhist ascetics used to stay there along with the Ajivikas. These caves were built for meditation purposes.

[@Scullkrusher13]

@@enlighteneddespot945 that makes sense and would be an awesome place to meditate.

[@enlighteneddespot945]

@@Scullkrusher13 In Ancient India, if you were roaming naked in the towns and cities. People would have mistaken you as an ascetic and provided you with alms to listen to your heterodox philosophy which you had learnt through mediation. In this cave, you would have noticed Naked- ascetics debating about their philosophy.

[@iwhiteside]

excellent presentation Jahanna and also obviously you will find Praveen Mohan‘s videos extremely interesting it’s incredible whats in India excellent thank you. I really think your president is excellent and you reach a whole new audience wonderful

[@TimDavies1955]

Great narration on the bam movie , well done !

[@javaposition]

Great work. So happy I found a channel that talks to my interest and passion. 😊

[@markferguson3365]

Since you are on the subject of India, you should look at the fairly recent discovery of the submerged city of Dwarka! The exclusive home of Lord Krishna. There is a modern city of Dwarka but also ancient texts describing the submerged city Dwarka.

[@pikapikabooboo]

He (Pradeep Mohan) is a hindu-propagandist who twists the facts. The most ancient Indian structures were built by Buddhists but he tries to relate everything to Hindu mythology that is only 1550 years old. The Buddhist structures of ancient India have been converted into hindu temples. If you're into Ancient India then follow the following channel, also send him a personal message to add subtitles for English language. Pali is the oldest known Indian language, not Sanskrit. Krishna is a fake entity just like Chanakya. Thanks. kzbin.info

[@maggipetty7047]

Could Barabar been built for something utilitarian like an ice house for food storage? How far is this away from an ancient city? Maybe a fallout shelter... Fascinating!

[@KittyBoom360]

But why would any of those examples need such precision and polish?

[@austin.paradise]

That seems rather unlikely due to the EXTREME precision employed by the engineers who crafted these structures.

[@enlighteneddespot945]

Nope, it was a shelter for the Ajivikas, Jain and Buddhist ascetics. It was a dwelling place for the ascetics

[@sooobyrooo5763]

YES these caves hold greater mysteries than most. I hope you get to go visit there in person! Thank you for the video.

[@fredericmenges]

As always, great video

[@kiriltzenev5955]

Greetings from Bulgaria ! Barabar caves are an OOPART, defiantly. Thank you in advance

[@MIAMI-CASUAL]

Same teck used as the serepium … great content as usual Johanna ❤️👌

[@FunnyOldeWorld]

its similar right!

[@MIAMI-CASUAL]

@@FunnyOldeWorld yeah definitely…I run an engineering business..so I have an understanding of how things get made and my mind boggles at some of the precision like this has ….can’t say how it’s done … but I can say with 100% certainty that some kind of powers tool was used … that or it’s geo polymer …. No way on Earth it was done by hand

[@sstarnes71]

Awesome video I know a lot of mysterious things in this world never heard of this one thank you for bringing it forth we love your show and your content you're awesome

[@belavarplaniie8933]

Thanks for the update on your Dad, I have been wondering! He must be really proud of you. Well done.

[@LocalMachine]

Jahannah is destined for greatness. Joe Rogan soon!

[@FunnyOldeWorld]

lets manifest it

[@LocalMachine]

@@FunnyOldeWorld I agree! We should. I am sure it's just a matter of time.

[@r.a.monigold9789]

These precision holes made in the side of a hill may start to CAVE "traditional" archeological dogma. Friggin' mind blowing. It takes about 150 years for a WWII era battleship to rot away until literally nothing remains. So if these caves are 1,000 or more years old, and all the metal machinery used for their construction was left behind - it is all gone now - rusted and rotted to dust. Gone without so much as a shadow.

[@bobmaluga3150]

First time viewer here. Enjoyed this episode and subscribed. Never seen these caves before and have studied many these ancient anomalies. This reminds me of the story about the Moon Shaft cave near Turkey, I highly suggest looking into it.

[@brettpeebles8608]

Great work love to see the youth of the world showing what mainstream refuses to show. Keep it up

[@rchin75]

Yeah these days I'm more into ancient India. They have so many ancient temples, structures, ornaments, texts. Truly amazing. And they documented their history in Sanskrit and related events to the Nakshatra, i.e. the position of the stars, which due to precession shifted so that makes it possible to date those events. And now these claims can be cross checked with descriptions of geographical features (like the course of ancient rivers), weather patterns, carbon dating and DNA tracing leading to amazing new insights. Well I'm just a curious being and certainly no expert, so don't take my word for it. Just pointing out a direction that seems at least as interesting as ancient Egypt, and that you may want to look into further. ;)

[@avavavavaz]

it is more likely that rather than the agreed upon consensus, India for sure was the cradle of civilization. It is actually insane

[@pikapikabooboo]

He is a hindu-propagandist who twists the facts. The most ancient Indian structures were built by Buddhists but he tries to relate everything to Hindu mythology that is only 1550 years old. The Buddhist structures of ancient India have been converted into hindu temples. If you're into Ancient India then follow the following channel, also send him a personal message to add subtitles for English language. Pali is the oldest known Indian language, not Sanskrit. Thanks. kzbin.info

[@dwarasamudra8889]

If your visiting the Barabar Caves in Bihar, then you should also definitely check out the Mahabodhi Temple in Bodhgaya and the Nalanda University. Both were built during the Gupta Empire.

[@Aditya-vu4ey]

Really? That Mahabodhi Temple that you now see in its final shape was constructed during the colonial era..I agree with the NU

[@dwarasamudra8889]

​@Aditya-vu4ey no, it was restored during Colonial times. But the Temple and its architectural form dates back to the Gupta period. See old colonial era photographs of Mahabodhi Temple with its cracked Shikhara. Also see the ancient carving replicas of the Temple.

[@dustindavis2740]

Jahannah,you are pretty Awesome!Please keep making these videos.I love this stuff.Wish the rest of the world would pay attention and think outside of the box 📦

[@lateleigh]

wow! Just discovered this channel. Great topics and presentation! Loved the one on alternative histories. I'd love to see more on that subject. Had a lot of similar thoughts on that myself.

[@TarnTarn-zv6cp]

Wow, you said “bung it there” , that is a term i have not heard in while

[@FunnyOldeWorld]

hahaha love that word

[@TarnTarn-zv6cp]

@@FunnyOldeWorld 🤘I genuinely thought it was something only me and my dad said ....and I'm 40 ??

[@haniamritdas4725]

The reason that occurs to me for the shape and the precision is sounds wave resonances, jist like the King's Chamber actually. I would love to chant in any room shaped like that! But an ancient granite monolithic impossibility is over the top.

[@darth_wager]

Great content! Easy sub. Looking forward to more!

[@williamdavidjanda1789]

Thanks again for your attention to detail.

[@tamlynburleigh9267]

Thanks, I’ve never heard of these caves. Trying to guess how they did it. Sometimes I think they used geopolymers and softened stone, other times it looks like they actually made the stone and allowed it to set in moods. There was definitely some sort of knowledge and skill in operation, but then there have bane many technologies forgotten. For example, Polynesians used axes, but some of them forgot how to make and use axes.

[@al2207]

no geopolymer , it is natural granite

[@MiriamLove366]

I love your channel/ your vibe. No way the entire world was creating the same things/ same designs with chisels basic man made . It's insane that anyone could believe that. Like every thing we were taught is wrong.

[@ericborgen7311]

I have seen a few of your videos and I love them they are so awesome

[@itSupport-yu9np]

You have opened my eyes, and muddled my brain! For this, I thank you.

[@LocalMachine]

We love Jahannah. Jahannah 2024

[@bellamythecat9077]

My owner introduced me to Jahannah. We love Jahannah. He lets me watch the latest from my #1 KZbinr Jahannah. We first heard about her on Joe Rogan. She rules and we love her.

[@clifb.3521]

This is so cool. Thanks for sharing. Feels like some sort of reverberation chamber or sound wave using biz

[@pistolgrippete4987]

Thank you for opening up my mind to more amazing beautiful feats in the world. You find a way to educate while also being entertaining.

[@Opshun1]

These caves (and other ancient sites) are the remnants of a terrestrial species that developed on earth, rose to high level of intelligence/accomplishment, and then died out (meteor strikes, Earth procession, extreme weather). We (modern humans) inherited these sites and in our hubris claimed these feats as our own instead of studying to learn about their true origins.

[@ApacheMagic]

You are probably correct

[@BlazinRiver1]

Agree...except why would they not just go deeper into the earth? Why would they have to die out? Even today the USN, Musk, and Bezos are all tunneling along with many others. Funny a lot of this info is coming out now. How much room is there underground for the world population? Perhaps write somewhere in stone the number allowed underground during the next event? Maybe in Georgia? Our star is waking up and our poles are shifting. For the record I live an hour from where Hopi say the Ant People emerged to save a few the last time...Great Sand Dunes.

[@G-ra-ha-m]

How did we survive, when they did not?

[@Opshun1]

@@G-ra-ha-m that’s a great question. why did Homo sapiens survive when other branches of our tree did not? maybe we’re part of a series of resets. I just find it hard to believe that with the earth being about 4.3 billion years old that we are the first “advanced” species that came onto the scene about 300k years ago. I think, in time, we’ll learn that a lot of our advancements were taught to us by those who came before.

[@G-ra-ha-m]

@@Opshun1 You can learn today, that it was all here already for us: by watching JonLevi ;). But back to the survival: just think, a race so smart to build those wonders: but they perish, and where did we come from suddenly? Look to the World Fairs. We didn't organise them. But someone did. Someone who survived the resets, and had it all planned out, world wide.

[@eclecticjon1019]

The super shiny surfaces were perhaps designed to reflect light. Also the rounded surfaces would amplify light. Other than that, I'm as puzzled as everyone else.

[@YourArtistRob]

You're so fun and you cover things that are so interesting... Happy to be a fellow Hunter... Cheerio 🤘😎

[@kromynang4410]

Great video. Keep up the good work

[@johnmatthews4717]

I adore your levels of geekery and nerd love for these wonderful, ancient structures... and whoever built them.

[@OG-PapaDude]

If they could polish stone to reflect, could they not have reflected light into the cave? It seems to me the precision of curvature could be done with a simple peg and length of twine or rope if it is circular.

[@Sparkeycarp]

Rope stretches. These tolerances are far beyond peg and rope arcs.

[@jamesmcgurk2594]

I soooo look forward to your videos!! They're informative, intriguing, and cheeky..... which I absolutely love!!! I have been obsessed with ancient architecture/ megalithic structures since I could read. Literally. I own over 3400 books on architecture, structural engineering , environmental science, building methods, materials and techniques, etc.... Your passion and drive to research these things have inspired me to dive deeper than ever before into these areas.... thank you ❤❤😊 for doing what you do...... One area in particular that I have decided to pursue is the magnetic anomalies that many of these sites have in common... and earth ley lines and energies .... I've also looked into the theory of numerous "resets " that may have occurred in our past.... its fascinating. The idea that these resets have occurred numerous times, and that there has in fact been "technologically advanced" civilizations " all throughout history.... it makes sense. History has been suppressed and manipulated in my humble opinion. The more I look at structures and building methods today, compared to ancient structures, the more I think we need to look deeper .... Again, thank you for igniting the flame of seeking knowledge and understanding within me.

[@jedimonk362]

Thank you so much for your energy.

[@trueconspiracies7945]

Thanks Jahannah, GREAT find... I've never seen these before. Question I keep coming back to is if there was a previous civilization who had the skills to build these sites... where is the evidence of their existence (burials, tools, etc.)? So weird.

[@michaelstiller2282]

If you walk the woods and stack stones along the path, there's no proof of your existence other than your stacked stones. So basically we know it's not a natural formation, we just don't know how far they traveled to make it. We assume the structure is important because of the time it would take us to build it. It doesn't appear as if the structure was that important to them, and the quality of the work is just child's play for them. That's where we have a tough time comprehending what it is. Because it's like stacking stones in the woods.

[@trueconspiracies7945]

@@michaelstiller2282 Stacking stones is not the same as precision work that we can't even perform today with modern tools. Many questions ... but to your point... it's one thing to ask who, it's still another to ask why they build this. Still I think someone was here, then was whipped from the earth... and the next get people came in and claimed it... but as they had no use for it, they did not make a bid deal of it. I still ask where are the tools and where is the proof of and advanced civilization?

[@michaelstiller2282]

@@trueconspiracies7945 they not from here didn't leave any tools? A walk on the earth is like a walk in the woods. Cutting the stone was like stacking stones in the woods. Like said in the video. The age of the structure can't be dated. So 100k years plus is on the table.

[@ApacheMagic]

These sites ARE the evidence. They exist. Someone obviously built them. Tools, burials etc all disappear with time, as even the remaining rock arrifacts and monuments will too, eventually. Tools are always recycled by humans (we still do it today- scavenging for the metal scrappers are a great way to boost the income) and any that aren’t recycled completely rust away within a hundred years or much less, depending upon the actual structure of the tool and the environment. I have seen a whole car disappear into the ground over just 50 years- given the right circumstances, metal rusts really fast, or really slow, but it still rusts away and much much sooner than rock gets sublimated and regurgitated on our planet crust. Look at the antikythera mechanism. That was trapped in an environment with no oxygen, and that preserved it when it would have been rust and then dust if left on the surface, or more likely recycled into something else when it finely broke down, in very little time. We all ooh and aah and say it’s an inexplicable mystery, because where are the signs of other such miraculous understanding of math, metal, the solar system, all that is inherent in that thing’s very existence? But it’s not the only one. It’s just the only one that we have found, that was not exposed to oxygen and destroyed eons before. It exists, so it is the proof of its own existence, and all that had to have been known and understood to create it. If, as you imply, these things were built by extraterrestrials, then the same logic applies. At least we have some records of normal historic human burials; eg fossilised, mummified, or recreated from lava moulds. We have NO convincing evidence like that of other sapient species that isn’t better explained by pointing at humans. Despite the deepest wishes of believers, and I myself would love to find some, there simply is no compelling evidence remotely powerful enough to convince me that we have ever been invaded and squatted on by aliens, or that giants existed, or any of the more out there theories. One genuine skeleton would do it. That they don’t exist doesn’t mean they never did, but Occam’s razor is a factor. It’s much more likely it was us. Things are fascinating enough. Anything is possible, but with no evidence, it’s much more likely that it is us that have been wiped out before, possibly over and over, when looking at what we know today of our bigger climate history.

[@trueconspiracies7945]

​@@ApacheMagic 1) To do the work so perfect in hard stone, requires more advanced tools and mathematics than was available at the time of the Egyptians or cultures in India from recent times (

[@michaelmoslak2975]

I wonder if the ancients with the truly deformed huge skulls weren't able to see and do and comprehend things far beyond what normal humans can do. Perhaps for them to make the walls in Peru was easy because they could have a photographic memory of how the puzzle pieces needed to be shaped down to the millimeter. Imagine if you had an imagination that also worked using mathematical precision and it was all perfectly clear to you inside your head. (all the shapes, dimensions, distances angles etc.)The same with these caves and all the other mysteries that seem superhuman. They must have had amazing tools but even if we had the tools today I don't think we have the mental capability to do it other than maybe some savant. They may also have had Godlike powers of telekinesis and teleportation to just cut and create such things using purely the power of their minds?? I think that much more study needs to be done on them and what portions of their brains were enlarged and what that could then enable them to do that we cannot. Love your channel and your amazing energy and childlike joyfulness and wonder you bring to these topics.

[@anthonyaragon9092]

Such an amazing adventure once again. I really like the way Jahanna looks at these mysteries with a fresh set of questions? My girlfriend and kids are probably tired of hearing, " OMG, hey listen to this!" Hope she keep letting us watch her find the answers!

[@DaveTheTurd]

You’re delightful. Glad your video popped into my suggestions. +sub

[@Scanner7759]

Jahanna the great 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🙊🙉🙈

[@harveysmith100]

I would love to know if anyone has done any acoustic testing inside these caves. The shapes and the highly polished granite would lend themselves really well to acoustics. Tesla hinted at frequency.

[@HeteroSkeletal]

The doc she mentions “BAM” they plan to release another doc in 2023 where they talk about all the testing performed, including acoustic engineering.

[@joesdaddy3036]

love the show . good work :)

[@steveribeiro7331]

First time seeing your content...love your style, very down to earth