Builders of the Ancient Mysteries - Full Documentary, presented by UnchartedX!

Are we really the first advanced human civilization on Earth? Embark on a great and fascinating tour of the most amazing archaeological sites on Earth, as you have probably never seen them before, for a great journey, deep in the origin of our civilization a trip that may change forever your vision of our past and more.
Narrated by Jahannah James, and created by Jayan Films and my friend Patrice Pouillard, this documentary is very highly recommended viewing!
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[@sammorgan2432]

Flint Dribble, sees nothing out of the ordinary here.

[@madestonian1232]

of course, it's all natural, you must be very stupid to think anything else... (hint, it's with sarcasm)... btw the debate that c*nt had, was pretty much a waste of time for Hancock. You could easily see that all the info he presented was word to word recited from somewhere, put together by whom ever. The six months he claimed medically not to be able to take part in the debate, was the time they prepared the info to smash Graham, but Graham had a few curve balls of his own. It was not a debate, it was something to make Graham look like a crazy person. Fljönt was just hammering down his own whatever info and nothing else had any value, cause everything else was just natural. None of the questions Graham asked got any answers that would even slightly please any of the listeners. just a big bag of BS

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

@@madestonian1232 and we didn't even get into the precision artifacts and polygonal masonry topics. hopefully a part 2 is in order.

[@user-my6qk3bt4m]

Good on ya Ben love your stuff Aussie farmer

[@zerocompanyhq]

@@AustinKoleCarlisle BACK 2 BAM sequel to B A M

[@bryanlouro140]

His name is Dint Fibble

[@spiderlady1943]

A masterpiece! please folks, encourage our grandchildren to watch this and provide hard copy books to broaden their knowledge while we can. Thanks Ben :)

[@akinieminen279]

There is several BAM documentaries. Go check!

[@JimmyRJump]

Seen it on the BAM channel when it was released. Fascinating stuff. I'll gladly watch it again. Thanks Ben.

[@JamesG-zh4ri]

It's absolutely disturbing that archaeology has purposefully ignored this world wide problem

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

because it would prove that one person was correct about a lost ancient civilization and they can never admit that he was right about something.

[@teppo9585]

@@AustinKoleCarlisle Plato?

[@Whiskey0880]

Solon?

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

@@teppo9585 20th century

[@IAmMiamiChris]

The Translations are incorrect. They hide the truth from you. A new translation of Ancient Egyptian Paints a picture of a Steam Punked Egyptian World Powered by Hydrogen. The Anthropomorphic Figures have been Identified as Discrete mechanical or electrical components connected together to build Machines... Osiris is Hydrogen. X@RealManInTheBox

[@boosterhikes1841]

Yesss!!! Thank you Ben! Thank you Johanna! Thank you to the producers of this fine documentary ! Thank you to the camera operators and the editors!!

[@mikelee9886]

I've seen the movie a dozen times, and it never gets old. so great to hear Jahanah doing the commentary, she does an excellent job.

[@yveslecozannet7548]

YES !!! Well done Ben ! Barabar and "The Vases" are somewhat similar, precision wise, and equally important !

[@rascallhunter]

Thanks for bringing this out. I watched it when you first pointed to it, and just watched it again now.

[@ImEnemy608]

This was put together incredibly well.

[@ezoller]

Amazing Video. Thanks for sharing Ben and keep up the great work!

[@Zorander2008]

Outstanding. Well done, all.

[@lachlanstay]

This is the absolute most FANTASTICALLY detailed and well explained, let alone super digestible, presentation of archeology and completely unexplainable ancient structures. Somehow documentaries like this are seen as out of the "mainstream of science". And then blow the mainstream out of the water. So. Many. Examples. In this video are impossible with today's technology. We as a civilization cannot yet comprehend how these feats were achieved. More research into the reality of how these sites were constructed and what these MACHINES were really purposed for is how we discover the same technologies that our ancient ancient ancestors once used to construct these wonders. In a way backed by architects and mechanics and engineers and stonecutters and stonemasons. Not the mainstream researchers.

[@IAmMiamiChris]

The Translations are incorrect. They hide the truth from you. A new translation of Ancient Egyptian Paints a picture of a Steam Punked Egyptian World Powered by Hydrogen. The Anthropomorphic Figures have been Identified as Discrete mechanical or electrical components connected together to build Machines... Osiris is Hydrogen. X@RealManInTheBox

[@tubal-fe8fn]

superb, congrats to all involved🙏

[@shermanatorosborn9688]

Excellent Thank You

[@riorio8812]

Thanks so much for sharing.. will be rewatching this!

[@htidye]

🔥 🔥 🔥. Can't wait to get home and watch.

[@freomoodfly]

wonderful film, so much to learn

[@dpop8378]

Thanks, it's a really well-done movie.

[@robertdownie6135]

Only half way through but jeez this is fantastic!!!!

[@RealKlausSchwab]

SNAKES 🐍 🐍 🐍

[@wesellis3427]

Damn Skippy!!!

[@ImEnemy608]

30% brain expansion

[@tmt4768]

Get back to work!

[@tmt4768]

Good to see some fellow snake bros here....

[@palmtranconfidential]

Snakes!!! 🐍🐍🐍 Clearly those cave walls where polished using the Shameer. ❤

[@levarris14]

WOW ! I am speechless ! all those mysteries long to be answered. A very old technological high-end culture was here eons before us. they left us only stones and the knew that only stones will survive ! I think that they have left us informations, that we will only discover when our time has come. So we are only at the beginning of the journey. What a wonderful and eye opening documentation ! 😍😍😍😍😍

[@HecmarJayam]

Guys, I think Jayan Films was involved on this.

[@Glazeseverythingbutdonuts]

Yeah I have a feeling they did a little work with it… maybe, it’s hard to tell

[@thookman08]

Wow ‼️ This is def. an eye opener and the best Doc. I seen so far. Very compelling evidence ..Thank You for sharing.‼️👍

[@johncrookes1197]

There is such a huge opportunity for an archaeologist to take the reigns here and bring it to the mainstream, to tell the truth. Such a massive opportunity to be the spearhead that answers all our questions. Archaeology leaves us with gigantic gaps and questions never ending. The sumerian texts, egyptian kings lists all reveal how old we are, all the ancient civilizations around the world tell exactly the same story but archaeology writes it all off as coincidence and myth. Its insane.

[@MichaelAussie05]

Brilliant. Well researched well produced. Thanks for your time and efforts for producing a thoroughly entertaining and informative documentary. I wonder how much longer the established academia can keep holding onto their outdated ideas. Cheers.

[@Starfishtroopers]

Seen it.. it's fantastic

[@markuslaugner4853]

Absolutely fantastic 👏

[@silvinorelli9854]

Excellent !

[@wesellis3427]

Very Very Very well done!!! Tell your Pop!!! Not sure if it is accurate but it is a deep shovel full for sure. Don't stop

[@codyedwards7214]

Mind blown.Again!! Johanna is our voice of the angels, and the researchers are gods. Little g's (sorry). Ben I'll see you at TX next year? Much love everyone involved! I have shared it to anyone I know open minded enough to listen. Need to get Luke Caverns in there with some Maya/Olmec stuff, and David Mathinsen for some more star myths, trauma and how we are all connected . Beautiful job, actually, I almost cried it hit me that hard, and shout out to Randall Carlson, the Brothers of the Serpent, Grimerica, and all the others... You know who you are!. -333

[@eamonnholland5343]

20:20 Wow! I'd never seen that before. I already knew the outward facing lines (between the blocks) of many ancient sites were already incredible and intricate (not just rectangular flat surfaces which would be easier to create), and incredibly precise, but I had no idea that the interior dimensions (nonvisible surfaces between the blocks) were that precise, and not flat surfaces (twisted). That's insane. I've worked in a rock quarry for several years, on softer stone. I don't think people realize how difficult it is to do that. Using modern equipment, you'd have to saw the stone (at minimum) from it's most outward facing corner (or edge), and then grind down the remaining surfaces (by hand) to fit the exact nonlinear surface to fit with the other block (which you'd also have to mirror, by hand). Modern grinding/polishing tools (except really expensive computer controlled machines) are meant to carve away material on a flat plane, not on nonlinear surfaces. This would either have to be done by hand (extremely labor intensive just for one block, and not precise), or be done by complex computer assisted machinery. Even forming the nonlinear surface template (to measure against while working), and then mirroring it for the adjoining block, is very difficult (borderline impossible for ancient peoples given the standard model explanations). Absolutely incredible. I'm not curious how the Egyptian blocks are like on the interior surfaces.

[@Zorander2008]

Unless one has a way to make the stone pliable. Resonance (using sound or kinetic waves (banging or rapping) as a motive force) or perhaps magnetics, or perhaps both are the key.

[@eamonnholland5343]

@@Zorander2008 I don't even think you need to go that far. Evidence like this begs the question: why would they build their structures in the most difficult ways possible, when there are easier methods. This complexity adds orders of magnitude more work, and according to the standard model, is completely unnecessary. Modern engineers will tell you the same thing. You don't massively over engineer something without some reasoning behind it. You don't build needless complexity into your work (and with these structures, they're already massive, in terms of size and manpower) without some reasoning behind it. At some point, even with modern machinery today, the complexity of these structures becomes unsound purely from a construction and manpower standpoint. It's simply not worth the time and effort to make these things. There's obviously more to these structures than what the standard model says, and it belies reason that primitive humans with primitive tools made these structures, and then made them needlessly complex, making their jobs way, way harder, if not impossible. We also see this seemingly needless complexity in the smaller artifacts as well (like the granite Egyptian vases currently being scanned).

[@Zorander2008]

@@eamonnholland5343 you’re looking at it thru a modern lens. We don’t know the methods, so we cannot really say how complex it would be. It’s a matter of scale and solving for that problem: to mass produce. I don’t believe that primitive tools can be used to achieve certain things we see that exist and have impeccable provenance. Therefore, to accomplish something like the vases and the pyramids and other great structure that’ve lasted the test of time, you need to solve the scale problem and explain that also. Only methods that make the work trivial will suffice.

[@eamonnholland5343]

@@Zorander2008 You're right. I am looking at it from a modern lens, because that's with the most advanced tools and knowledge we have to judge these works against. In that way, I agree with you. I've worked in a rock quarry before (in much softer stone than granite), with steel hammers and chisels, pry bars, electric grinders, sanders, and polishers, 2 foot circular saws, 6 foot circular saws, 10 foot circular saws, massive front end loaders, fork lifts, and other very large machinery to cut and process rocks, and I can say that what the ancient peoples created is incredibly difficult to make, even with today's machinery. That's what I was attempting to point out with my previous comment. Even with today's machinery, what the ancient peoples did would be unfeasable in terms of economics and manpower. And yet, they supposedly made these works with copper chisels and pounding stones, which makes it several orders of magnitude more unfeasable. There's a video that the KZbin channel Scientists Against Myths did to "debunk" the precision stone vases that Ben and others have been talking about, where they attempted to create a "precise" stone vase using primitive methods, and it took two people 2 years to make it, and it's nowhere near as precise as the vases that have been looked at thus far. That time frame to create just 1 vase is wildly impractical, and there are tens of thousands of these ancient vases that were created. The ancient peoples clearly had a much more efficient and refined process than what the standard model says.

[@Zorander2008]

@@eamonnholland5343 I think we think the same. Glad to have your considered opinion, which I would choose to respect as a quarry worker that voices the same things I’ve heard other stone workers and builders say. Thank you for so many words to cure my original misconception, and my apologies. I didn’t mean to sound off.

[@axelbali1522]

nice work, I have always thought you and BAM should do work together.

[@Bardmusic66]

So good. Wow.

[@JL-247]

Beeeeennnn!!!!

[@wesellis3427]

...in English it's Ben... Aussie it's Ben... German it's Ben... ancient Hebrew it's Benjamin I'm told... Alabama it's Ben...I can't comment on what the ancient Kiwi think of Bens terrible British accent.....it asked me to translate Beeeennnn!!!! to English. Sssnnaaakkkes and Very Awesome Johanna!!!!

[@arturdogiel7765]

There’s latest production is simply mind bending 🤯

[@joaquimfonseca2047]

EXCELENTE CANAL....

[@susannea4196]

I would love to see a timeline purely based on similarities in "drawings", degrading of stone, writings etc etc. just pure facts, what we see in, on and around the stones, completely uninfluenced by the history we learn at school. Imagine having like the snakes, ben, graham, randall, jahannah, luke, cheis, alex, yusuf, robert etc etc. write us thier own timeline of history? 😮

[@wesellis3427]

...if I hear you right..your request would generate many, many, many more questions than humans can handle... SOUNDS FUN!!!! Keep praying that one!!!!

[@palmtranconfidential]

I have been asking for the same thing, but based off of the 'Down Tools' moment.

[@alexbuilds706]

Love3 the channel.. Let's see it grow! (I just subbed/found it and I've been a sub of your main channel for years fyi)

[@Beardlythekind]

I've seen this everywhere the past month

[@jaycryptidtrooper5302]

56:32 fascinating!! Seriously...listen to this!!!

[@biffa1234100]

allowed the soul of cheops to go to heaven ?

[@liktbukl]

The 100KM wide line also goes over the Richat structure.

[@elusive323]

All that talking about phi got me hungry.

[@quantumjet253]

Ben, Next time you visit Cusco, you should try and schedule for December. The reason being, and I know this is a small detail and one you possibly don't ever consider but the sky, the cloud formations specifically are unbelievably beautiful at that time of the year. It's unreal, it looks like the most stunning oil painting from one of the greatest of artist! Many years back I had a Peruvian girlfriend who's favourite holiday resort was Cusco. She would go at least one sometimes twice a year. She took me there, showed me Machu Pichu, as well as a handful of cities and villages, and a wonderful Amazon resort. Ignoring the heartbreak of the relationship ending, what's notably upsetting is I went there under the vale of mainstream archeological fantasy, having no understanding of what I was actually looking at. As we'd viisit the ancient sites, or wander through little musems, I assumed, as she 'knew' that everything was created by the Incas! Looking back now I saw all that through the eyes of a child; not in age, far from it, but in terms of naivety. There's another site, a view, that I imagine is missed by many, and while it's possibly not exactly up your street, it's an image I'll never forget, and wish everyone could experience; the night sky with the Milky Way as clear as I've ever seen it. I know this sounds like I spent too long looking up towards the sky but Peru, at such an altitude is breathtakingly beautiful, in nature as much as it is in ancient architecture and artifacts. How I experienced this was a happy accident. Being so familar with the location and generally laid back my ex managed to have us turn up for that train, the one connecting a couple of the last villages before the coach ride to Macchu Pichu, late. She managed to find us a local who'd traveled by car to take us back to the village (forget the name) where we were staying. And it was during that trip down the mountain, at night, with a clear sky, I saw the night sky as I'd never seen before. Absolutely stunning. In other words, if you take the train back to that closest village (or wherever you're staying) you'll miss out on this. Anyway, long story, short... I'm so pleased that one of your videos randomly turned up in a recommended list, it was one you'd created showing the circular saw marks in a large stone, at Giza, which led me to watch many more... which led me to Hancock's videos and interviews, and essentially answer a burning question I'd had since high school... how did the Egypians make the pyramids. And now I know the answer is; they didn't!!! I look forward to learning more from you and others investigating the genuine science of discovery into humanity's lost past. Almost forgot. If you haven't done it already, you have to climb that mountain next to Machu Pichu. When I was there, my ex told me that the authorities were letting fewer people go, and we were lucky enough to be the last two allowed on that day; so it's something to plan for and be organised with, to ensure you don't miss out. Just getting to the top is an adventure in itself, but the view once at the top is stunning.

[@LeeGee]

Send him an email!

[@quantumjet253]

@@LeeGee I'm sure he gets more than his fair share of emails, without some random forum user messaging him directly. My message outlined everything I wanted to say. If he sees it, excellent, if not, that's cool. Having fallen into such a fortune situation and followed a slightly off-centre path most would probably experience, I wanted to pass on my thoughts.

[@Blijfscherp2]

Damn, I thought this was a new video BAM. I really liked the Barabar videos too! I make point clouds for a living and have a big fascination with this topic. My dream would be to make point clouds of all the old buildings and site. I work with a better laserscanner too, more accurate more points and faster especially if you take all scans in color! On 1:56:10 you see an old Faro S120 laserscanner. It would take for approximately for the same settings the Faro scanner 6 minutes per scan in color and a Leica rtc360 1,5 minutes per scan in color. So Ben, if you ever go again on a field trip. I would love too join you and make some scans😃

[@LeeGee]

I don't think he reads the comments. Mail him?

[@jonathanmatthews8862]

I bought this when it was released on Prime. They overwrote the original version I bought with the updated voice. I guess it’s nice but I would have liked to have the option of either voice.

[@LordEagle]

Those resonating caves are where they tuned the cone shaped things (some kind of gravity bender) that floated the huge building blocks. 💥💥💥🤪

[@rawr4444]

👀

[@mbalins]

broooo !!!!

[@andrewlewis5762]

How about looking at Easter Island from the perspective of ocean levels being 400 foot lower! Much easier to get to from Peru I think.

[@nbkawtgnobody]

The cladding was minned.

[@soarertt30]

Maybe their technology rivaled what we have today. Is it possible the sun RA unleashed CME's creating devastating geomagnetic storms that wiped out all of the technology and set them back to the stone age.

[@raysandrarexxia941]

Ben, what are your thoughts on Matthew LaCroix and the ancient temples in Turkey? (more specifically, Ayanis Kalesi and Cavustepe)

[@ivydune4185]

Some people don't jump to the ancient alien theory because it's easy to justify these achievements, it's not because they're stupid. It's because there are numerous accounts of ancient records saying very clearly: they came from the sky and built this in a day; plus thousands of records talking about the sky people, their skills and their knowledge and how they taught humans what we know; plus thousands of records of these sky people. Just like mainstream history researchers live in denial (or want to deny) about the real age and technology used in these buildings, some alternative researchers want to be in denial about the fact that there are thousands of records of earth being colonized by aliens who built all this. That's why no one can find the machines, the blueprints or the names of the designers - they took it. They didn't build just these megaliths, but also much more recent so called temples like cathedrals.

[@faster6329]

How could ancient civilizations have a full Zodiac wheel with all the eras/signs, spanning almost 26,000 years? How did they keep the knowledge of previous eras/Zodiac signs? Each era is 2160 years long. How long has the human civilization been around to document each and all of these eras, to the sum of almost 26,000 years? In our time, we have a fragmented picture of what happened 2000 years ago but they kept at it for 26,000 years?

[@volleyball8091]

This is a very good question. Some say that human cultures can be up to 800.000 year old. So our ancestors could build on their ancestors and I would say the priests and the church (of any kind) used to be the institutions where this knowledge could survive.

[@faster6329]

@@volleyball8091 I'm of the same belief. I think on many places we have built on the foundations and ruins of previous civilizations. "Mario Buildreps" have an exciting theory about how to find the previous civilizations.

[@joelmosier125]

Oddly enough the entire Planet is Eden (Erde, Erden, Eden German for dirt/Earth) Dust, Dirt, Stone is a Negative charge. Thank you for sharing.

[@LeeGee]

But Eden is not a German word...

[@volleyball8091]

Based on archeologic findings in around 30-40.000 BC there still lived neanderthal people in the pyrenees peninsula. Should we believe that at around the same time there was an advanced civilization in Africa or Asia?

[@merrickcummings1561]

Is it just me or do I hear Ben’s grammar? The word usage and style sounds like Ben.

[@wesellis3427]

100 percent (whatever that is in metric) And it's a good thing!!!

[@johannesluning9506]

I love that your aganst social media. I to hate reactionvideos. Hope its not take to mutch energy or focus. Wich you all the best!

[@timc5266]

We have to consider that 12,800 years ago the earth was centered on it's axis before the impact. Also we hear of giants that (could have), walked back then and could have been used to place the block? Plus could have the atmosphere been different back then before the impact? Would that allow the people to use lavation? Or make the stone lighter in the atmosphere? Got me just thinking, peace

[@RaduP3]

at around 2 hours mark you played a weird sound for a while when showing the 3d measurings of the "caves". that sound made me emotionally and physically sick, have no idea why. i had to pause and ground myself for 5-10 minutes before I could proceed. damn I hated it. what was that about, what sound was that ?

[@wesellis3427]

There's a frequency that hit something.?..pay attention to it. This world today is empty of that.

[@johncrookes1197]

Could the tunnel have been dug in order to remove something large? That wouldnt get round the main entrance bend? #pivot

[@volleyball8091]

It does not look as wide as to remove something large.

[@17473039]

What if ancient builders happened upon some accurate method of building before a less accurate one, negating the need to develop other methods?

[@volleyball8091]

It is possible. They could have used some kind of try and error system and develop a accurate method party by chance. Things like this are also known in 'modern' science. The question still remains why they used so huge blocks and where come all the peculiarities related to measurement?

[@aliasif8498]

Ancient civilizations had some knowledge and techniques which have been totally lost by modern civilization....modern civilization requires electricity...just imagine a everything we have without electricity

[@khurlventure2294]

Why very fast commentary

[@faster6329]

Precision is increased ONLY when required and need for a specific function. No ancient structure, be it the best and most costly palaces, statues, or ornaments needed/were made to such precision as those caves. The caves in India, the ancient Egyptian vases (measured by Uncharted X) the giant Egyptian statues (measured by Christopher Dunn), some of the Egyptian boxes, are the few that show a level of precision that is CLEARLY beyond the ancient people of that time. We would have a very hard time to replicate those jobs today. I don't know if we could replicated those caves in India even today.

[@FINNIUSORION]

Oh I seen this a few weeks back. I've listened to it at least 5 times since. Good stuff. Guess I'm watching it again lol. For the Incan stuff to have been constructed using the official methods you would have to of had every single Incan working day and night 24/7 just to shape the rocks. it would take months and months to shape a single rock. it doesn't make sense. then you have to consider the time to move them up and down valleys and sheer cliffs.

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

and how to fit them precisely even curving three-dimensionally. trial-and-error fitting would be too resource intensive as opposed to simply stacking uniformly sized blocks like all other cultures have done.

[@richierich9700]

Did u not see the documentary of them rocking it? And it wasn't that old...easter Island

[@CC-xu2yz]

The rocking is laughable.

[@ma12sh]

I find it odd they are all abandoned and ruined. How is it all over the world they where left to crumble or people didn't know they where there. I guess after thousands of years all our stuff would be gone, least they made their stuff from stone

[@puknut]

OHHH BABY LET'S GOOOO!!!!

[@justanotherhuman7488]

The evolutionary development of the human brain is gradual to which you must agree(?). The current evolutionary stage of our brain is 200 to 300 thousands years old and I would say it's reasonable to suggest humanity didn't get that smart without doing activities that yield a brain like this, aka math and other complicated brain activities. Thus we have an incredible long time to thinker with what we can observe, with knowledge, science and more. It's less likely if you follow this reasoning that we ran around in the forest and suddenly after the ice-age in the last 4% of the 200 to 300 thousands years we suddenly become advanced (landing on Mars, etc) without any foreplay... But this isn't even the most important thing to pull out from all of this: this documentary and Graham Handcock & Co is trying to do is to point out anomalies - mysteries! Which is why and how we have science: to investigate everything that isn't yet 8+8=16 or measurable reality. But trolls will hate and that is okey, to me you're just cute toddlers that don't get what science is (a way of investigating what we don't know). They will never be there when insane discoveries are made, but we will. (My hunch in this topic is that the subject of Acoustics (as in another angle of viewing reality) is massively under-estimated, under-funded and over-looked topic, but has a brilliant potential waiting for the curious over the horizon. I'm sure Nikola Tesla and a few others will be sitting on the other side together with the ancient builders. Since the consequence is so small for writing what I am about to write, I'll say this, I for one am and will dedicate A LOT of time in my life to build companies and more just to fund science, and especially and definitely this topic. Because considering all mysteries out there, from string theory, to Consciousness, to The Nature of Dark Energy, to P vs NP Problem - this is the most fascinating mystery ever. And I love mysteries, it's the cracks in the Matrix where the light shines in. So to all enthusiast for this topic out there, stay kind, rigorous and open, crowd-fund the people who investigate and let's continue seeing where this go. In the worst case we're where we started, in best-case we've might unlock something absolutely brilliant. Perhaps a new energy source, a way to build structures, a deeper understanding of reality that in sum could give more people the resources they need to explore their potential (in this infinite universe) we all share for a brief blipp in the story of everything. Thanks Ben for sharing this to your community - I'm so excited and I can't wait to soon contribute A LOT. ❤

[@mickymoiuse7381]

You guys are close... one question ... what is the IQ of fallen angels, who present themselves to men as gods...and their bloodlines rule earth, for now...

[@matthewsmolinsky5605]

"Are we really the first advanced human civilization on Earth?" Define advanced, but the answer is probably yes.

[@volleyball8091]

Good point. At this point I would say that we are maybe the first technical civilization around on the globe and the first one which tries to organize life by means of money.

[@CC-xu2yz]

I disagree.

[@LeeGee]

You're not allowed to disagree because the answer is probably yes. Now, put your mask on, take your shot, and follow the money. I mean herd. I mean science.

[@biffa1234100]

I JUST WANNA PUT OUT THERE an idea about gyroscopes their purpose to stop a wheel/planet toppling ,the location on earth of the great circle and the purpose of the sites upon it and the rings of Saturn even Jupiter and what is their purpose and ask anyone who can give a fuck if they see any connections I know I do and I hope we remember in time.

[@fifagoalz904]

I am only here for the free stuff never will I ever pay for information.

[@Vadios83]

1:16:28: "and that the stars rotated around the sun".... what stars?

[@craigf2696]

In the context of the time period, the planets were also called stars.

[@Vadios83]

meh maybe... but not in the context of the time period of the viewer watching the video

[@kaidwyer]

Today's accredited academics have a vested interest in keeping governments at their beck and call by denying that anyone before them could possibly have had as great of a brain. The same great brain that is so sure how the pyramids were built, yet doesn't ask quarry engineers, machinists, and stoneworkers for their two cents...

[@opgg1]

Ben, I love your work, but after watching recent debate on joe rogan and following point of view from other sceptics on yt, I would say that lost advanced civilization hypothesis seems less likely. Basically now my mind is telling me no but my body... my boooody is telling me yeeeeees

[@DS-gc7vg]

Because Flint Dibbles dad wore a hat?

[@fabriziopetralia93]

Hey Folks, why don't you pool your knowledge and set up an University?

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

it's called the Cosmic Summit!

[@ilfgang3147]

not one minute without background music. i hate it

[@wesellis3427]

I'm with you on that one...the substance stands alone

[@ilfgang3147]

@@wesellis3427 true, the music doesnt fit to the scientific content. it fells like im watching cinderella 😂

[@randomalien6936]

​@ilfgang3147 fuck off u want it silent? Now that would be stupid. Go back to your asmr vids

[@stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733]

This video started with the word I. Its not about you.

[@LeeGee]

Opinion

[@robertdownie6135]

Those Indian caves look like bomb shelters (to mine eyes)

[@volleyball8091]

Why this precision for a shelter?

[@zaksta183]

Anunnaki

[@rynebozzell]

Why, away, way too much opening credits. I couldn’t watch that mess. I clicked off. I am interested in the subject, though, so if you trim it down to something watchable, let us know.

[@CC-xu2yz]

Just watch.

[@Zorander2008]

I ask you, dear reader, to pose the same question I did to my phone’s ChatGpt 3.0. The answer was pretty good, I thought. So I say, it might be a good idea to have a series of experiments with those questions in mind.. “ Makes one wonder if these resonance chambers we see in Barabar are able to function as capacitors or rechargers. I wonder what would happen if you placed a lodestone at one or more foci and added a resonant sound frequency. Also, instead of trying a lodestone, what about one of these ancient stone vases? Does any electromagnetic phenomena appear, or does it change any aspect of the local environment, including the stone walls themselves? Choose a logical point to test, based on the geometries. “

[@wesellis3427]

Go outside

[@Zorander2008]

@@wesellis3427 I’m outside quite a lot. Guess again.

[@volleyball8091]

@@wesellis3427 :-)

[@volleyball8091]

Testing is a good idea, however it cost a lot of money and who will pay? And all these places are guarded by someone who want to collect money from tourists. Who will give authorisation for those test? And who has the knowledge to set up a test which can deliver results?

[@Zorander2008]

@@volleyball8091 people that find such things as free energy useful. Wild claim, I should say. But watch Cosmic Summit this year, 2024. We will see if Shamir plasmoids can work to solve some current world problems like pollution.

[@jthepickle7]

So erudite...while still believing the Earth is a globe.

[@ferencjozsef4479]

Hi, my name is Flint and I am not a pyramidiot.

[@bimmjim]

I want lectures. .. This is a movie.

[@BradHunter85]

There’s always one!

[@reefsroost696]

It's a nice recap.

[@susannea4196]

Yep, says so in the title.

[@Ash-nq1qo]

its just entertainment.. lots of misinfo in these videos

[@SS-jt9ex]

Horrid childish narration.

[@hayleywoolnough1613]

Too fast, I am interested in the subject,but couldn't listen.

[@noelrossbridge2514]

G'day Benny, new channel mate? I'm in.

[@maarten6960]

Cherry picking here and there, not solving the big puzzle.

[@shakazulu301]

lol Ben from unchartedx has been debunked so many times in so many ways. Yall REACHING SO HARD! You guys never stopped to do some historiography on your research, and it really shows. Ben always has these silly illogical arguments and he will just literally make up shit to prove him self. All the mathematics and ‘measurements’ you guys use To assert your claims are entirely fabricated…

[@sammyold4708]

And who are you? Oh ...... Nobody

[@shakazulu301]

@@sammyold4708 you are exactly correct. Just as much of a nobody as you are 💜 and even then, I’m smart enough to do some actual research and critical thinking as opposed to just speculation and wishful thinking 🤣 get wrecked

[@shakazulu301]

@@sammyold4708 🤣 I’m a nobody and can still do some background research into the sources of material I’m reading…. UnchartedX does not do this. Who are you? Also a nobody.. difference is, I’m aware of it.. just as much of nobody as everyone 💜 even Ben 🤣 we are all the same 💜 some of us aren’t fooled as easily as others…

[@palmtranconfidential]

Prove one single topic false, with source material, not nutless generalities. Debunkers tend to be big on claims and narrow on facts. I too can scream hysterically into the wind. Lol

[@NSPlayer]

Can we get chapters added?

[@NSPlayer]

The claim we couldn’t align it for thousands of years and even today is wrong, we certainly could rebuild a pyramid

[@palmtranconfidential]

Easy words to type.

[@BPMoments]

Agreed. The only reason we haven’t is because there’s no value in doing so. Pyramids may be a wonder of the world but humans have built far superior structures since. Take a look at any modern skyscrapers

[@NSPlayer]

At 58 he measures modern concrete, clearly not ancient!😊