Exploring Megalithic Petra And Little Petra In Jordan

[@cirquePERDIEM]

Thank you so much! Not many people would go to these sites and record this for free and then show it to us unless they really really wanted us to know things for a fact and I really appreciate what you do and I’ve been watching you forever and I know that you’re getting old and it doesn’t matter if you have to be on horseback please keep making these videos❤

[@kricketflyd111]

I would need to be on a horse also.

[@LooksLike-om4df]

Several documentaries and travel videos.

[@stig]

Thank You! This was beautiful!

[@mitchellkrouth5083]

Thank you 🙏

[@MuneerAlrabadi-n4x]

💯 I am right

[@MuneerAlrabadi-n4x]

Water cost plat lgoold light any thing in water malted matched uranum not gold

[@polemicisttalkradio1532]

I love your research and have been a supporter of your work through your early videos and by purchasing your books.

[@ShortbusMooner]

Mind-boggling! 🤯

[@PeterKertesz2013]

Amazing video Brien, thank you very much!

[@ahambrahmasmi108]

Always enjoyed your books....now I've been enjoying your videos! Your work is cutting edge, thank you sir!🙏❤️

[@GreenCanvasInteriorscape]

Me and my friend Amy stayed in Aqaba and headed there stopping overnight and getting stuck on a rooftop in Wadi rum, she played flute and as we walked down that Channel at the beginning some Bedouin heard her and invited us to have tasty pastries and tea. The acoustics of the flute and the vibe of the place were delectable. Mind blowing to see that people live there.

[@philmccracken2012]

Did she play the "skin" flute?

[@QuaaludeCharlie]

Right 0n Brian . Have a Great New Year :) QC

[@Flame-Bright-Cheer]

Brien, I want to say thank you so much to you and your lovely wife for showing me all of the coolest most amazing parts of the world in such a professional consistent entertaining fashion I am so overwhelmed with happiness that I found your channel you are a true scholar and you have shown me so much....🕉💜🤘🏼😉🤘🏼💜🕉

[@ianosescuion9218]

Brien the best explorer.! Thanks for all your videos. 👍👍👍👍

[@OldWorldHawaii]

Aloha , I am a huge fan and I live watching your videos! Wondering about something u might be able to answer? I know u have a video talking about the Dimensions of the pyramid being the same numbers for the speed of light ( something like that ?) i’m curious to know if you ever gave any thought to measuring some of the old world buildings. To see if maybe there are any significant numbers in the construction of those buildings? I know a lot of the antique technology on the roofs, created electricity street from the ether , we have some other buildings here that still generate their own electricity . just wondering what you think about that?

[@MrMarvell]

Went there in Feb 2023, unbelievable site, walked the whole length of it, would love to go again!

[@luisolivos1019]

Gracias por la traducción ❤

[@Maggie_1965]

I was there in September absolutely magnificent 😍🇯🇴

[@K1110.]

Super interesting Place 👍

[@erikmoller84]

Brien, I’ve said this before, but again, I love and appreciate all your videos and hard work that goes onto them. Interestingly, I just watched a video at “ Scientists against myths” on KZbin where they demonstrated how flint can be used to carve granite. It’s a short video of only a few minutes.

[@DaleOct23]

So neat. I recommend Paul Cook's ch and what he is discovering about Malta

[@farmer_donny]

I stayed there about twenty years ago at the petra castle hotel opposite musas, spring. It's a fascinating place, but much more built up now than when I was there.

[@mkmurk4116]

thank you

[@rogersahlin2022]

Hello from Sweden!

[@joseantoniolopeslopes405]

obrigado , do brasil.!!!!

[@44444441043]

Happy new year from black forest

[@JtsTubes]

I can't help but to think those doorways as being portals.

[@gamingwithmrgvil3511]

What is all the soot from on the ceilings? What did the residents have available to them in mass quantities in a desert? Wood, coal, dung, or oil?

[@nunescoiote]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@MuneerAlrabadi-n4x]

Cud be the gold plate time travel cud be matched

[@OrcDeathKnight]

I wonder if the holes on the side are for wood to create floors, stairs or balconies.

[@alanablythe]

nice time there i heard aron moses brothers is burried there near a snake stone.

[@finley.h]

There are rock surfaces in places that have clearly been cut by rotary tools, but to be honest I am tired of the utterly nonsensical claims that these are not machine-made. Are there more people in the world without insight than I think? Or do they dare to ignore it for some other reason? Thank you Brien and everyone! Happy New Year! 😆🎉

[@e.forsyth]

Mr Brien, is there any evidence that a door or gate was fixed near the entrance? Thank you for everything! Have a happy new year! 😉🌿

[@AudaciousAmber]

I forget what it was there is something they could put on rock and it basically softened it

[@wrxsti1987]

Brian Mystery History has been talking about this for a long time

[@ForbiddenHistoryLIVE]

THANK YOU BRIEN Peace & Enlyghtenment Alwayz Dezert-Owl from OHIO USA Author / Translator / Journalist Polymath / Professional Speaker / Available for Interviews

[@TheTekno80]

nice video, the slow-motion parts are not sharp and give me a headache tho.

[@JesperAndersson-v3n]

Im pertified by all of this...

[@JeffM---]

07:12 Such curious damage. What happened here, I wonder.

[@aaejaebrown5889]

What do you think they'd find if they excavated the paths they were walking upon. It's deep. Thanks for sharing the experience. 😊

[@hmp1962]

Brazil 🇧🇷

[@tommydjay]

they used large shamir worms to do that

[@JunjiItoDougWalker]

I will go even further with my skepticism and point out at 8:02 to 8:06, when Brien films a wall at an skewed angle, you can see the wall on the left is not uniformly smooth, nor are the lines uniformly in parallel. To me, this looks like a craftsman's finishing touches, perhaps a style of the region or time. Nothing about this screams "ancient technology" to *me*, and I am open to the idea, but I need more than what I am seeing here to believe it. Happy to learn more

[@tiitulitii]

There is blackening on the ceiling, but no firepit?😳

[@philmccracken2012]

You said that you had to ride horses at one point to get further in. Those clearly look like donkeys than horses. Either way love your work, cool video.

[@kc7brj]

Is is possible that all of those side chambers were used as temporary housing for workers rather than having them walk in and out every day?

[@maksutfb]

I heard they found a barrel site front of Petra is it true ?

[@regardedvelociraptor]

2019 huh?

[@Steve-uq7np]

What are your thoughts on Archaix? I’d be interested to know sir…

[@brienfoerster]

What is it?

[@Roflmfaoftw]

@@brienfoerster hes a youtuber that has a different theory about the megalithic structures

[@AllStyleNoSubstance1]

Wait.. by your logic WATER is at least an 8 on the mohs scale? Is that right? I mean why need "steel tools" just use water

[@Joesledge13]

My theory is the Egyptians and Babylonians both knew some kind of alchemy where they could soak the rock with some special chemical reaction with the crystals in the rock. Making the rock softer and easier to work with. And then using fork tools scraping the rock. Those lines are too perfect. Modern lasers are too powerful and they knew some way to make every line perfect. Even the angles they are cutting pretty close to flat I assume lol I love your work! Please keep traveling and showing the world our hidden lost tech because the flood and sodom and Gomorrah didn’t erase everything in that area.

[@davidcrawford219]

Did not learn anything in school about this.

[@HOPELESSLYCRUSHED]

I heard on the news there was a Tsunami in Peru this morning, are you okay ?

[@AllStyleNoSubstance1]

Why dont you just take a sec to google how far Jordan is from Peru 😅

[@sitindogmas]

smoked a jaunt there in 94

[@Drottninggatan2017]

Oh, that is where the black soot in the ceiling came from.

[@chja4329]

None of that was carved “out of the bedrock”. The entire complex was a built structure unrecognizable due to cataclysm natural or otherwise. Pockets of survival remain.

[@farmer_donny]

I spent a whole day walking round petra, about thirty years ago, and I can assure you it's carved from the natural stone.

[@MrSnellyG]

This makes more sense

[@scripturesinyourface]

The biggest problem in this time is ...i think..and i believe ...i is bigger than those 2together...people who begin with ...eye ...are narcists.

[@sitindogmas]

I dont believe so, but we have created systems where the shit rises to the top. very unfortunate, funny how you point it out, mabey you shouldn't sit in judgment ✌️💚

[@stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733]

Not everyone has forgot why that place is desolate. Wonder is brian will tell us. Does he have the balls?

[@theresasmuts9896]

❤🇿🇦🤗

[@peachlandtaxi919]

So there is civilization there is plenty of hard Stone. But they're not inclined to lay a decent Road. Why ? On the side of the entrance we see all this loose Stone where is that coming from why is it there? Is the stone softer than we think?

[@peachlandtaxi919]

Follow-up question: there is so much work going into these beautiful carved rock formations. Why would they rely on a natural path and not take the time to turn it into a decent or even beautiful entryway?

[@SlumsofCalabasas]

That area is nowhere near 300k cubic ft. A 40ft shipping container is only about 2.4k cubic ft for reference. I think you're at least 150k cubic ft off.

[@Howard-bj1jq]

Josh Gates and crew found 2 layers of burials in the common area outside the Treasury fairly recently. Geology is still not correct. For one thing, quartzite does erode like that. Obviously, it is crossbedded and at the most orthoquartzize (cemented by calcite matrix and not by heat and pressure) not quartzite cemented by silica.

[@wrxsti1987]

Fraud

[@TheOtherKine]

Why is all BLURRY sheesh

[@Flame-Bright-Cheer]

Why is your mom all blurry....ppffftthh

[@j.l.1217]

Looks like a lot of melted material.

[@thorsten366]

Das sieht oft so aus als hätte man es mit einem 3 D Drucker gemacht

[@HankPanky]

Ancient aliens

[@williamschermerhorn7918]

😅😊😢🎉😂❤

[@listenup872]

This was all carved from a giant cedar in the pre flood era. Also carved by people of great stature.

[@philipware4951]

Biology in geology again and most are blind to ut

[@JunjiItoDougWalker]

happy to throw some skepticism at this; surely the occams razor here is that petra required a lot of skilled chiselers in order to carry out the design, and so many chiselers were brought to the region, and could chisel away for as long as they could? These skilled craftsmen would have began their training as children, and by the age of 20 they'd be considered masters, no? I don't see any evidence that would necessitate large machinery, when several dozen steady hands could suffice

[@brienfoerster]

Then you were not paying attention

[@JunjiItoDougWalker]

@@brienfoerster Could you briefly explain how my assumption would be invalidated? Perhaps a timecode within the video or another video of yours? I understand you're busy, but I think it's a rational assumption to make and want to know more

[@sitindogmas]

✌️💚

[@catmanflorida2839]

maybe you should demonstrate this process and show us. Do it for just 1 year straight and show us your results. Oh yes, you also have to make your tools first, not using any modern day tools or steels. Good luck

[@wrxsti1987]

The fact that you think that all was done by hand is RIDICULOUS. OPEN YOUR 👀 MAN. CLEARLY HIGHSPEED WHEEL CUTTING IMPRINTS.

[@davidcrawford219]

Find Giant skeleton information please.

[@fennynough6962]

Tool marks don't make sense changing direction in an art 🎨 pattern; & smoth finish. Perhaps roughing for Stucco Overlays. Water pressure machines, [or even Lazer cutting tools]; with this high-tech, Worldwide Megolithic Society is plausible.

[@mrmeltology]

You guys have no idea what your really looking at..

[@briefandpointless1255]

a hammer found imbedded in coal (300m yr. old) . no depictions of any dinosaurs (90m yr.old) in art . were they here before them ...

[@Vision_2]

It is almost like the hammer claim is false.

[@mrmeltology]

Melted Petra, PETRAfied 🔥🕌🧱🧐🫠 #Meltrix

[@JunjiItoDougWalker]

Also Brien, regarding your parracus migration theory, do you think Old Copper complex might be related to it? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Copper_complex Very interesting read! Metallurgy in pre-european times in michigan, 5700-1000BC!

[@ImEnemy608]

Is this the same area where thousands of tons of the Copper mined, has never been found? I'm going to brush up on some of the Copper Culture this winter. Has always been interesting to me

[@Vision_2]

Not metallurgy in the way that you think. The deposits were so pure that the copper was easily malleable.

[@fastlane458mag]

Brian, as much as you study, megalithic works around the world and you want to know why they exist , the Bible will explain it for you, that would be the King James version, will not absolutely perfect if the best you will get. I know you have watched Carl Baugh from Texas and if you haven't I would recommend him. The people that calm the stones in Peru, Japan, Egypt, Bolivia, Lebanon and many other places where at one time the same People's.

[@kricketflyd111]

Thank You ❤