Full Presentation: The Tale of Two Industries! Interpreting the Evidence for Ancient Technology.

[@UnchartedX]

Please consider supporting UnchartedX via the value for value model at unchartedx.com/support ! Many thanks to those who do!

[@jdogsful]

ive very recently made the transition from a regular big bag, alternative history person to a believer in the flat earth cosmogony. its so much more than i thought it was. the evidence is surprisingly strong for flat earth and weak for the globe. dip your toes in. its the mother of all secrets.

[@michaeltwining5519]

Solar Catastrophism. The zodiac is the clock. What is it clocking? The answer is in the middle of the d@mn wheel. Your comets simply do not cut it. It didn't wipe out the dinos, and it didn't wipe out all the large megafauna. Nor is it what causes these interglacial periods, nor the... well can't mention much unfortunately. Ever since certain a-intelligences have been perusing, can't say much. Comets don't cut it. These are not comet religions, although they are included. These are twin-star cults, all of them. Wish I could say more, but the rest is on you. Good vid btw.

[@joebaby6108]

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[@joebaby6108]

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[@joebaby6108]

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[@smegscreations]

I’ve been watching documentaries for at least 50 years. Your presentations are absolutely incredible, content, credibility, provenance…. Thank you so much Ben and team…. Regards, Mark….

[@surrendertowin1937]

Yea, but why only 2.5 hours? I was just settling in to it

[@DogFish-NZ]

I'm 34. wow 50 years! I hope in my lifetime people consider what Ben is saying. after I'm gone I hope the figure out more about the past. Its how it goes.

[@ssherrierable]

Wow you must have had a vcr before it was even invented 😂😂😂

[@Jagoogorman]

@@ssherrierableHave you heard of the television

[@mojonojo3]

​@@ssherrierabledocumentaries were screened at these places called cinemas - maybe you've heard of them ?

[@cbob213]

I was a stone / granite kitchen bench top machinist for 10 years and I can say that machining these shapes isn’t possible to do with the cnc machines currently available

[@steveo5295]

That would depend on the limitations of the machines program...

[@MicMc539]

How are your lungs holding up?

[@sluggou812beotch]

@@MicMc539 "Always with the negative waves." Oddball.

[@MicMc539]

@@sluggou812beotch You're not aware of Bench top workers suffering from Mesothelioma? Perhaps less porn and more news articles for you?

[@badpossum440]

@@steveo5295 are there any machines with the correct programmes?

[@theeffete3396]

Graffitti on overpass: "Bob was here!" Egyptologists: "Bob built this overpass."

[@FirefighterBobby]

Bob wrote this

[@reefsroost696]

💯% I am Bob ❗

[@greenhornet8557]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Can He fix it? Yes He can!!!!! Great Work Bob

[@reefsroost696]

@@greenhornet8557 Thank you 😊

[@Checklist_STT]

With pounding stones.

[@UbiquitousPolitic]

I’m generally a skeptic but of any “fringe” theories but your work has been very eye opening and is done in a strategic manner not just clickbait, well done mate

[@samwiseknows]

I've been watching documentaries for the past 60 years. And this is by far the best I have ever watched. The MSM really is left behind in your dust.

[@richardksimpson800]

Ben. Your presentations, scripts and delivery are tier one. One day this info WILL be taught in schools and the current model will be a slightly embarrassing historical footnote. You are carrying the torch. Please keep up the outstanding work.

[@steveo5295]

The material alone should be taught in a Trade School for Advanced Masons in vessels and deco art...

[@naradaian]

I admire your optimism but weep over the naivete. Russia did not blow up nordstream or its own dam, ukraine is run by a cia imposed ww2 level nazi supremacists and egytology is not interested in truth either- we dont live in a world of truth and previous Hi end human history does not fit materialistic progressive narratives

[@3Kiwiana]

Yes well put

[@peterg9729]

It is already taught in schools. How to recognise a fraud.

[@steveo5295]

Don't worry Peter, as more people in engineering are looking at this, it will debunk all these old wives tales and get rid of the fraud...

[@popquizzz]

The thing that amazes me most isn't the fact these places may exist potentially all over the ancient world, but that they had language, tools and ways to convey those messages to manufacturer and build these sites. The vernacular needed for this type of coordination and dedication to task and possibly payment for work means these people were much more civilized, cultured and intelligent than previously given credit.

[@Smokkedandslammed]

ThEy WeRe JuSt HuNtEr GaThErErS!!

[@businessof4]

Than we are now, even.

[@tjtennisicmroll2k]

even you admit they may exist potentially, you realize that means you don't have any evidence so it is pure speculation. Sure, it is fun to speculate, but why would you be "amazed" by pure speculation.

[@Ownhd]

@@tjtennisicmroll2kmost of all of our historical finds involve ten tonne bags of speculation. We mostly speculate on things not documented with evidences provided, he’s using his experience to speculate, more than you an I have so be thankful for his insight and speculate your own ideas. Alternatively, build us a Time Machine so we can all stop speculating

[@MaxBrix]

To do this with less advanced technology requires a more advanced society.

[@luciwaves]

What an awesome piece of work! That first scanned vase should be known as "Ben's Vase". Thank you so much for your work. Bravo! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@DrewGriffinRealEstate]

Ben is on a whole different level. Thanks for the continuously fantastic content guys!

[@SamBorgman]

I was going to say the same. This is going so deep I can't even follow.

[@GandalftheWh1te]

It's pretty wild and undeniable to see it all laid out like this. The depth of the vase is INSANE, can't wait to see the future work. Flinders Petrie would be happy to see at least some people asking the same questions.

[@jdcjr50]

Man, you just laid out the direction of archaeological research on ancient tech for the next entire generation. Thank you for sharing with the community.

[@PazLeBon]

lmfao this page gets funnier by the minute

[@laurencedowding1780]

Hands down Ben is my favourite contender creator in this field. I absolutely love the way he deals with this subject matter. You’re a good lad, Ben. Thanks for all the incredible content!

[@kenw2225]

Very thorough and very persuasive with logic and great research

[@BezBog]

You are making a super solid case that I find absolutely impossible to discard using the classical archeological narratives. I hope you can one day get to present in front of a large audience of academic Egyptologists and debate this with them live. Keep it up, man!

[@Vision_2]

Do you truly believe that Ben would discuss this with people who actually understand the topic?

[@moneroai]

The academics don't want to hear anything that involves the scientific method.

[@Vision_2]

@@moneroai You don't appear to understand the scientific method.

[@Alarix246]

@@Vision_2it's easy to spread a dogma, but hard to argue against the compelling facts. What you say contains no arguments. Because all of them can be thwarted.

[@Vision_2]

@@Alarix246 The dogma is contained and nourished on channels like this. Claims without evidence and ignorance of facts.

[@dubselectorr345]

The latest, most compelling lecture on this topic. Thank you, Ben, for articulating this subject in an irrefutable manor which demands attention and a re-evaluation of our understanding of history. We are already doing so in other fields of science. It is time for archeology to do the same.

[@jonathanbutler3833]

Agree. And i feel Ben is the one doing actual archeological work here. The mainstream goofs are playing checkers

[@shadowsandfire]

Amen.

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

@@jonathanbutler3833 they are literally being gatekeepers telling outsiders "prove us wrong" while they prevent proper independent research from being done on artifacts and ancient sites.

[@jonathanbutler3833]

Their degrees and organizations will go poof as our community grows, theres no point in debating or even looking their way anymore. I see them as the pseudoscientists now. Their only talking points are their merits and not the other way around. Losers

[@drcurioustube]

How is this compelling? A rehash of previous unfounded assertions. How boring.

[@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster]

Wow Ben 2 hours thanks again for ALL YOUR HARD WORK. Keep moving forward my friend .

[@jerrykinworthy9225]

I never get tired of watching Ben's analysis of the past. It is clear that something is not right in the current narrative and people like Ben will be the ones who are remembered, history never remembers those who get it wrong but who got it right.

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

Marxism and political correctness WILL go down as two of the most destructive ideas in the history of humankind.

[@badmanskill1112]

Great point. That's very true. The ones that get it right will be remembered.

[@mrbluepencil_]

Ben you are an Australian treasure!!! Thanks for all your hard work in putting together such a concise presentation. Keep pushing and eventually the walls of the conventional model of history will crumble!

[@Dragineez774]

Sorry mate, he's an American treasure now.

[@slimwoah2778]

​@@Dragineez774not with that thick as fuck aussie accent 😂 You can take the boy out of aus. But you can't take the aus of the boy.

[@bodystomp5302]

@@Dragineez774a Northern California treasure, I think.

[@DeezNutz-ce5se]

Abandoned Australia 🦘😅

[@BigBagg69]

The guy with the fake British accent? 😅

[@roccov1972]

Bravo Ben. Tremendously in-depth presentation. You took all of your ideas, sources, and references to create a really comprehensive argument for ancient high technology in dynastic Egypt. Thanks for sharing it with us all.

[@domhuckle]

Maybe Ben should have made that ancient apocalypse documentary?

[@Nah_Bohdi]

@@domhuckle HEY...........shut up.

[@jpotter2381]

This is by far my favourite content from you yet. You put everything together so eloquently and so clearly. You’ve reaffirmed things I suspected since I was young and have blown my mind with all kinds of new information that has been simply overlooked for the better part of a century. It just seems so obviously in our face now, doesn’t it? You are definitely in my top five favourite channels on KZbin.

[@buckeroonii]

Ben, the way you make it abundantly clear there is still so much wonder and intrigue there is still yet to truly understand about this big ol dirt ball of ours and our ancestors is amazing. Thank you!

[@MultiBikerboy1]

Keep an eye on what is happening in Congress re ‘UAP’ , humanity’s greatest secret could be about to be revealed.

[@TheRotnflesh]

3100 BC We had another cataclysm. The Builders (not the ones who covered the pyramids in limestone to protect them from further erosion.. I mean the ones who used the protuberance technology) were wiped out by the Younger Dryas; the Precursors (our pre-ancients) buried Karahan Tepe and built civilizations around old monuments that were relatively primitive in comparison to the Builders and their constructions can be found all over, just above the first megalithic constructions, in places like Machu Picchu and Egypt.They worked in huge stone also but it was not on the scale of the Builders; these people lasted until around 3100 B.C., where history begins again. The Ebla texts dates put Ebla founding at 3500 B.C. but, like most history, that's a stretch based on relative data that is not consistent. 3123 B.C. is the date on a Sumerian tablet; 3100 B.C. is the date proposed for the Burckle Impact crater; 3100 B.C. is around the time 'civilization' as we define it truly began. The Sumerians have an ancient history with long-lived kings, floods, and other grand events from before the founding of Sumer. India has the same kind of history. So does Egypt. Why do we ignore these writings when digging has found so many to be based in fact?

[@Alarix246]

I wonder why nobody answered your comment?

[@TheRotnflesh]

@@Alarix246 Skeptics/academic adherents can't reconcile Karahan or Gobekli Tepe. Both were massive civilizations covering millions of square kilometers. The south American ruins scattered across the Amazon are another thorn in the side of mainstream historians; they cover millions of square kilometers and are connected by the 'Incan Road,' which is longer than the Earth is round. Nobody has any idea who built it; we say the Incans did because they were using it. Same as Giza, and Baalbek, and many other places. Nobody wanted to comment because it was either not necessary, or hard to refute. The question is enough

[@UnchartedX]

yeah around 5000 years ago was Burkle Crater.

[@TheRotnflesh]

@@UnchartedX Yes..Ozgeographics has pinpointed 2~ impacts in the Mediterranean, off the southwest coast of Greece and they would have impacted around the same time, wiping out all civilizations pre-Sumer

[@PazLeBon]

@@Alarix246 never interact with wierdos

[@konigstephan]

Easily one of the best videos ever posted on YT, no matter the category or subject. Should be compulsory listen in every high school history class - in a ''normal'' world, that is.

[@shippaz01]

Ben you have truly found your calling. Thank you for all your hard work bringing this into the mainstream and these amazing presentations ❤

[@stiggrindland]

Incredible presentation, dude. Thank you for doing all this work, it's just amazing.

[@eriknielsen68]

I love how in-depth Ben goes. Has nothing to do with belief, all just based on the evidence. Keep up the great work!!

[@GregoryJByrne]

Jesus to the Pharisees/Pharaoh's who told him to silence his disciples who were calling him Yeshua Hamashia humanities Messiah/Christ "If i were to silence these disciples even the stones (megalithic stones) would cry out ." Because the Jewish Sanhedrin is a conspiracy between the Pharisees/Pharaohs who believe in an after life reincarnation and the Sadducee (little dog) Greeks who don't believe in an after life reincarnation. Jesus united us all and warned us all about these the climate change end times due to the mystery of the 7 stars that make up the big dipper (swastika). Otherwise known as the precession of the Sun's shadow equinoxes when the earth's orbits eclipse the magnetic equator of he Sun's Oort cloud magnetosphere for a millennium. 1,000 years of peace if humanity accepts Jesus as their Christ/messiah. The reason the Jew say Abraham was 6,000 years old was because it takes 6,000 orbits/years for the earth's orbit to precession from 21 degrees west declination aphelion to 24 degrees west declination increasing to now 24 degrees west declination magnetic north. Same reason the father of lies say that 6 million Jews were killed in the holohoax. Judaism & Nazism have the same ideologies Master race/chosen people, Eugenics/Purity of blood, Fatherland/promised land. Crusades & World wars were about getting the promised land back for the Jews, Balfour declaration, transfer agreement. "Salvation of of the Jews but by faith in Jesus humanities Christ/Messiah."

[@haknys]

So, why not adress the videos on youtube where amateurs make paper thin vases, lifting heavy stones with rope and wood, making holes with copper (and silica)....if one are so interested in the evidence. Just an observation. Now I am probably getting shadow banned again, if I am not already. lol.

[@somechrisguy]

@@haknys links/video titles/channels?

[@methylene5]

@@somechrisguy It will no doubt be that "Scents Against Mints" comedy channel.

[@joearchuleta7538]

@@haknys Ben seems like a great Guy! but Armatures who rub elbows with gram Handcock and Randal Carlson and others who act like professionals are just speculating the old history that has been debunked by Academia. The Armatures just don't know it because they did not pay for the Education and can not share the Data the is reserved for only Academia. With the price and time it takes to pay for a degree, which makes it limited to the few who can afford a degree. Ben just repeats different old history to get a check from KZbin, every body's got to eat and from the looks he eats well!!!

[@dillydilly2196]

Let's go Ben! These uploads are the ones i yearn for. Keep it up and never stop you're one of the GOATS already in this field. Much love from upstate NY!

[@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126]

BRAVO! Standing ovation from me!!!! This was an outstanding video Ben!! Well done!!! I truly believe the work you all are doing on the ancient vases is going to change Egyptology and archaeology forever and profoundly improve our understanding of our ancient ancestors!! Cheers

[@reefsroost696]

He has certainly sown the seeds for change.

[@codyparrish3383]

I've watched this like ten times now just to wrap my head around it! Great work Ben!! You're doing a service to us all! Cheers!!!

[@mitchellhayes376]

First time to Egypt with Graham Hancock is like a dream come true. You're so lucky!

[@merenuisence]

Randall carlson not grahm hancock

[@wolfmanhumphreys]

I've believed in this for a long time now and been watching Johanna James,Graham Hancock,Gregg Braden and RobertEdward Grant. I've only just found your channel, Amazing ! You are eloquent, descriptive and logical in your approach to analysing the facts,not the perceived history. Keep going, the world will catch up and see just how old civilisation really has been around for. Thank you Ben

[@jcutburth]

That was incredible! I was completely Mesmerizing for 2:30 hours. It was like defending a PHD! Thanks for doing that Ben!

[@tjtennisicmroll2k]

to defend a PHD you actually need to cite sources and defend real opposition arguments, all you heard here was straw man.

[@platibyte]

Bumping for the algorithm

[@matt8746]

@@tjtennisicmroll2kyeah right

[@badomen926]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🏛️ Ben presents a talk on ancient high technology, the "Tale of Two Industries," focusing on evidence primarily from Egypt. 01:18 🌍 Ben has a background in the IT industry but shifted to becoming a full-time KZbinr and independent researcher, driven by his interest in history and his encounters with Graham Hancock. 08:56 📜 The standard model of history, portraying linear progression from Stone Age to modern civilization, is deeply ingrained in modern society, despite mounting evidence suggesting older, lost episodes of civilization. 14:16 🗺️ Additional discoveries in Turkey and the Amazon challenge the standard model of history, revealing numerous megalithic sites indicating an older, advanced civilization. 18:50 🗿 The Clovis Doctrine, suggesting the first humans in the Americas arrived 12,000 years ago, faces challenges from new sites and dating techniques indicating a much earlier human presence. 20:12 🦷 Advances in fossil discoveries and DNA analysis are pushing back the timeline of human evolution, with evidence of hominids existing 300,000 years ago, altering our understanding of our species' history. 21:35 🕰️ Homo sapiens and Homo neanderthalensis diverged around 800,000 years ago, pushing back the timeline for the human species. DNA research supports this and indicates potential human presence on Earth for up to a million years. 22:58 🧬 Genetic studies reveal a deep affinity between the people of Australasia and South America, suggesting a large migration across the Pacific Ocean in ancient times, expanding the complexity of human history. 24:40 💥 Evidence of the Younger Dryas cataclysm from 12,800 to 11,600 years ago, supported by impact proxies and ice core samples, indicates a global event with drastic climate changes and megafauna extinction. 30:18 🌊 The cataclysmic events witnessed by ancient civilizations might be encoded in their origin tales, such as catastrophic floods and world-ending fires, providing potential eyewitness accounts of the Younger Dryas events. 32:09 🗿 Ancient Egypt showcases sophisticated artifacts and stonework, suggesting advanced technology far beyond the capabilities of tools believed to be used during that time. This challenges the standard model of technological evolution in civilizations. 41:25 🗓️ The decipherment of the Rosetta Stone and study of Egyptian hieroglyphs became the foundation of Egyptology, aiding in dating objects and sites. However, relying solely on writing for dating may have some limitations and inconsistencies. 43:32 🏛️ The site of The Serapeum raises questions about the accuracy of dating methods. The standard model's reliance on writing as the primary dating method may overlook evidence challenging established timelines. 43:45 🗝️ There is a significant technological gap between the precision carvings of ancient artifacts, like granite boxes, and the crude hand-hammered inscriptions found on them. 45:39 📜 The writing and glyphs on the artifacts are not contemporary with the objects themselves, and they were likely added later during renovations and reuse of the ancient sites. 46:20 🔍 The existence of overcuts and evidence of power tools on some artifacts suggests a sophisticated level of technology that is inconsistent with the primitive writing on the same artifacts. 49:03 📅 The presence of multiple pharaohs' names on the same artifact indicates that the dating and attribution of ancient Egyptian artifacts through writing can be unreliable. 01:00:58 🏛️ There are two distinct categories of artifacts: one with sophisticated craftsmanship, precision, and evidence of advanced technology, and another with more primitive craftsmanship and hand-hammered inscriptions. 01:04:40 🏺 Stone artifacts with precise geometry were crafted in ancient Egypt, suggesting the use of advanced mechanical devices and engineering skills beyond primitive tools. 01:05:52 🗿 There are two distinct classes of pyramids in ancient Egypt: massive megalithic stone pyramids and later pyramids made from mud bricks. This technological contradiction challenges the timeline of pyramid construction. 01:15:25 🏛️ Stone vessels, including vases and gourds, were found in vast quantities beneath the step pyramid of Djoser. They were heirlooms from earlier dynasties and likely imitated using a lathe-like technique developed by Imhotep. 01:21:28 🏺 Vases found in pre-dynastic burials demonstrate a level of craftsmanship and precision that contradicts the mainstream view of early Egyptian technology. The use of the wheel and advanced manufacturing techniques is evident, challenging historical narratives. 01:25:19 🏺 Ancient artifacts and the Egyptian timeline are based on the faulty assumption that whoever wrote on or made the artifacts must have belonged to the dynastic civilization. 01:26:00 📐 Modern analysis of pre-dynastic hard stone vases reveals their incredible sophistication and precision. 01:27:09 🛠️ A privately owned pre-dynastic granite vase was scanned and analyzed with aerospace industry metrology, demonstrating remarkable precision in its design and shape. 01:33:22 🔍 The vase's lug handles exhibit astonishing accuracy, not achievable with simple hand tools, and suggest the possibility of advanced manufacturing techniques. 01:42:24 🧠 A Danish cryptographer finds revolutionary mathematical and geometric patterns in the vase, indicating sophisticated design and execution, possibly using mathematical principles for its creation. 01:46:20 🏺 The ancient vase displays intricate geometric patterns, particularly based on the radian angle, with the use of circles and arcs to define its features. 01:47:58 🔄 The entire vase's complex interrelationships between radii can be expressed by a single algorithm, demonstrating it was designed using mathematics. 01:49:20 📏 The vase's precise manufacturing, with a median radial deviation of under a thousandth of an inch, indicates sophisticated technology was used, potentially utilizing a Turing machine (computer). 01:50:41 🔺 The vase encodes principles of sacred geometry, including pi and the golden ratio, reflecting advanced knowledge and worldview of its creators. 01:53:55 🔍 Ongoing research aims to analyze more vases and expand the data set to understand the sophistication of ancient technologies used in their creation. 02:01:28 📚 The research on ancient artifacts challenges conventional views and suggests a higher level of technological understanding in the past than previously assumed. 02:07:32 🏛️ Some ancient boxes in Egypt, like the 13-ton granite box at Lahoon, display remarkable precision and smoothness, raising questions about the technology used to create them. 02:08:41 📐 Flinders Petrie applied modern engineering principles to analyze ancient artifacts and was astonished by the relative geometry of the granite box at Lahoon, demonstrating the advanced skills required for its creation. 02:10:07 🔧 Unfinished artifacts reveal signs of advanced construction techniques, such as the use of tube drills and saws, challenging the notion that ancient Egyptians used only simple tools like copper chisels. 02:13:23 🗿 Ancient Egypt had a category of single-piece granite columns with incredible precision, such as the flared palm-shaped columns found at Bastet, showcasing highly sophisticated stone manufacturing skills. 02:16:09 🕍 During the New Kingdom, there was a shift towards sandstone construction, possibly imitating the earlier advanced granite work, and incorporating granite cores in many structures. 02:17:25 🏛️ Evidence of logistics and moving massive stone objects, like the 1,200-ton unfinished obelisk at Aswan or the 1,000-ton granite statue of Ramses II at Luxor, suggests the use of advanced technology, surpassing simple methods. 02:23:29 🚛 The transportation of massive objects, such as the 5,000-ton stone at Balbec and a 2,000-ton stone at Minya, presents significant challenges that likely required sophisticated engineering and technology. 02:25:05 🏗️ Ancient Egyptian statues, like the Russian Thunderstone, provide examples of the complex engineering and techniques involved in moving and shaping large stone objects, pointing to advanced capabilities beyond mainstream assumptions. 02:28:06 🏛️ The image of workers moving a 56-ton statue with manpower and a wooden sled in ancient Egypt raises doubts about the feasibility of this technique for moving even larger loads. 02:29:30 🧱 The Tale of Two Industries: Ancient Egyptian artifacts show a technological contradiction, with more sophisticated artifacts being among the oldest, challenging the notion of linear technological progression. 02:30:42 🔍 Advanced artifacts exhibit evidence of machining and precision beyond the known tools and techniques of the archaeological record, raising questions about the origins of these artifacts. 02:33:46 📜 Ancient documents, such as the Turin Papyrus, mention a time of gods with mystical powers who reigned for thousands of years before the start of the dynastic Egyptian civilization. 02:35:23 🔄 The concept of inheritance, imitation, renovation, and reuse can explain the contradictions in ancient artifacts and suggests the existence of a high-tech industry and a separate low-tech industry. 02:36:08 🧭 Multiple factors, including archaeological discoveries and scientific advances, challenge the standard model of history and call for a potential global shift in our understanding of human civilization. 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[@Wakaflockaflank]

You’re the lord and savior. And wait what??

[@Wakaflockaflank]

You can do that with AI?

[@DeezNutz-ce5se]

All praise the AI

[@Wakaflockaflank]

@@DeezNutz-ce5se can it really do that? I mean of course it can but is there a software out there for people to use? HARPA?

[@Archon-El]

boost

[@jacobcastagna2887]

Absolutely phenomenal. You must surely go down in history. You are at the very forefront of this topic. The ripple effect of the way that you present and translate your knowledge / research is first class. This video will be remembered and returned to like a number one music hit for many many many many years to come. I sincerely take my hat off to you and your humble personality. Your mum must be so proud.

[@htownsk8ters]

Greatest presentation on the advanced technologies of ancient Egyptians

[@paganisto]

Excellent, as usual, Ben. I imagine you left the Cosmic Summit participants slack jawed!

[@DGreatAwakening]

He did! The Cosmic Summit was an absolute smash hit, with Ben's and Russ Allen's (Snake Bros) presentations leading the way. The 2024 Summit will be in Greensboro, NC, and is a "must-attend" if you can make it! Hope to see several of the 2023 speakers again next year, especially Ben, with the latest on the hard stone jar research, and of course any new key info. gleaned from his upcoming Feb. 2024 trip to Egypt/Lebanon.

[@theamericanjoeshow]

I was there and it was so much fun. Meeting like minded people was worth the price of admission on its own. The presentations was just a bonus 😅

[@stephaniegrable2612]

@@theamericanjoeshowI was there, too and agree completely!

[@surrendertowin1937]

He is getting really good at this. I can watch the same info over and over again. Especially if there's little updates and added detail. Amazing work from this Aussie

[@lulubellers]

Mainstream archeologist and historians are all ready slack jawed. 😀

[@davebremixes]

Here Unchartedx (Ben) provides his presentation that he gave at The Cosmic Summit with a fascinating look at the past and what it could possibly mean if our understanding of it isn't what it should be. Great video as always and thanks for sharing 💯👍👍

[@dubselectorr345]

Cheers Dave!

[@burnoutnt]

One of the things I really like about your work is how unbiased it seems, you explain things in both complex and simple terms which makes it easy to understand. All while keeping things real and logical, thank you for your work.

[@udoheinz7845]

What a great presentation. I grew up in a family of engineers, went to a technical oriented school, studied technical computer science.... basicially learned to think in logically.... These days there is more evidence for ancient technology that you can't dismiss Hope our view of the past will change soon

[@BlueEternities]

Frickin' love you man. Keep up the fantastic work. Thank you so much for bringing this to us!!!

[@inezgraer5482]

Words fail me! I can only express deep gratitude for your honesty, integrity and research which you impart to us. Ben, thank you. So very damn much!!❤

[@OleHippy]

A tour de force - like a college level course. I've followed your work for a number of years and you just keep getting better and better!

[@juanlui284]

Thanks Ben so much for your work.. you are so intelligent

[@UnchartedX]

Thank you!

[@COFFEEWITHBUDDHA]

This guy is a genius! How’d I just find this! NICE WORK!!! ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@rtroyer8963]

Thanks so much for educating us on the history of human civilization. To think we are the first "advanced" civilization in history is nothing more than an ego trip, and fall is just around the corner. Cheers! And thanks for the sharing your research and expertise too!

[@tamashumi7961]

It's also quite comforting to turn a blind eye that in each in every moment our whole civilisation may be wiped out by a cataclysm. Why admit it, ignorance is bliss.

[@jasonrichardwatts]

You couldn't create the design plans for the vase without understanding the code that defines reality. That's what the science of all this suggests. The mathematician who discovered this has been kept awake at night because the concept is so mind-boggling!

[@captainasgaard4778]

Thank you, Ben. We can all tell how much time and effort you put into your work. You are an amazing spokesperson for this topic. I personally think more people need to see and hear this. From the mind blowing precision of the artifacts, to the stunning footage you share with us from your travels, you bring a level of presentation, education and entertainment that can only be described as "S tier." I watch all of your videos, but I could tell this was probably more involved to produce, so I felt the need to express my sincere appreciation for your channel.

[@thechocolatesamurai5803]

Thank you, Ben. I very much enjoyed your presentation.

[@chuckdawg2799]

Fantastic. Great presentation. Thank you. What a great summary and conclusion piece to ask questions to provoke thought. Tyvm

[@daleraffertyjr]

You are do such a amazing job explaining this history. Im a retired CNC Programmer , Setup and liasone between Engineering and Machining Depart. Everything you said about the production processes need is probably what was done. I have used a simple M code to mirror any axis you want. M21 Mirror X axis left M23 Mirror X Axis Right. Same for Y Axis Appriciate your narrative

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

so you believe this object was likely created using a CNC machine?

[@Durhamlad]

Mind blowing. Every time I see or hear you and others speak about these objects that have been underestimated

[@kathleenp3135]

Ben, Great presentation! Thanks for sharing this with us! ❤❤❤

[@rowdystaudi]

Well done Ben. Very well thought out, and well said. These are such intriguing points, and hope that they make their way into the mainstream ways of thinking, sooner than later!

[@someofmymovies]

Thanks!

[@raoul355]

Dude you really got me hooked. I always thought history was a boring pursuit but this stuff really scrapes on our self image as humanity, which is fascinating. Your analyses are very straight forward and professionally presented. It seems so obvious once you start to look at the details. Thanks for inspiring me. I hope your work gets more attention in the future.

[@sgtrock68]

Outstanding! You really have worked your presentation to perfection. Concise, to the point, yet all encompassing, for the human timeline problem.

[@naradaian]

Yes ..my brain began to ache as its so multilevelled...

[@colingeer479]

The work being undertaken to scan the vases and similar objects is world changing. They provide tangible, hard evidence of a people or peoples who were in all probability, more advanced technologically than we are in the C21. The fact that this work is all but ignored speaks volumes in terms of our willingness to turn a blind eye to the obvious truth... that we are NOT the first technological civilization to inhabit the Earth. These, in conjunction with other places such as the Marabar Caves in India represent the scattered remnants of what went before us and beg us to study them and learn from their legacy. Truly astounding work Ben and supremely important.

[@matt134174]

I feel like this is a compilation of a lot of your work condensed down to one video and this is a great intro to send someone who is curious about alternate views of history that wants the abbreviated version. Great work!

[@tamashumi7961]

Is it even an alternate view though? It's just an extended view deeper into the past.

[@Pikkiwoki]

It's not often that I watch a 2 1/2 hour long video more than once here, but I think this is number 3

[@rolandrobertson3747]

Thank you Ben - your presentation makes the case for a rewriting of history that is impossible to ignore. Please keep on investigating and bringing evidence to light. Eventually the tide will turn, as it has in the past, and you will be vindicated. Can I add that I think you are very wise to avoid attempting to attribute these lost high technologies to any particular group of people or period. That is a question for the next stage, once the principle has been accepted.

[@jacobsmith-6220]

Incredible as always brother!

[@baxtronicxavier]

I really can’t wait to see the new analysis of those newly acquired vases! Amazing stuff that you’ve managed to generate so much interest that collectors are willingly lending items in their personal collections to you. You are really forging the way here Ben. Hats off!!

[@davidjennings5865]

Another excellent presentation and quite compelling. I've often wondered if any of the 40,000 stone vessels are identical which may indicate a mass-production process. Those available for display always appear unique. Thanks again, Ben. Your work is top notch!

[@Kayessee]

I have been wondering that as well. It would seem that it would be so if it was machine made to use the same schematics instead of a new one every time except for the ones with multiple occlusions.

[@claudemontezin911]

Oh finally you introduce yourself! Now we know who you are and where you've been. Makes sense to all of us and we appreciate you and your work even more now. A paraphrase to your comments: 49,000 years ago, the Australian first utterance of coherent languages, first translation from stone carvings was: "cheers mate!" Your mother must be very very proud of you Ben. I know that we all are! Cheers!

[@ian-c.01]

A very cohesive and yet uncomplicated presentation Ben, your passion and dedication is incredible ! I've seen someone trying to debunk your ideas in a very clumsy and almost comical way and was very surprised to see how many people supported him, they try to ridicule your 'evidence' by misinterpreting it entirely and it's clear they have no understanding of what you are saying but they continue to get support. I am almost completely overwhelmed by the findings from the scans of the little granite vase and I can sympathize with the guy who said he can't sleep at night because of what he can see in the results ! The most astonishing thing for me is that the finished dimensions are after polishing not after cutting which means a certain amount of material was left after machining for removal of tool marks and final polishing to the finished dimensions. This is only thousandths of an inch, possibly 10 thousandths but it had to be factored in and allowed for otherwise the object would be undersized after polishing and you would not see the hidden geometry etc. I cannot wait to see more scans from other objects, that is really exciting work !

[@PazLeBon]

lol

[@Alarix246]

Thanks for yet another minute detail - you're absolutely correct!

[@worthlessendeavors]

Great work as always. This should be watched in every school on earth.

[@hoosierrampage1877]

I think there are already enough scam artists. No need to show them how to become one in school

[@BeesBees8277]

You know its a good day when Ben comes out with a new vid 👍

[@lavanderialoca7385]

One of the best presentations I have ever seen. Such clarity. Ben also speaks slowly and clearly, which is a fault of many podcasts ('ers). Fantastic Ben, well done

[@powerfuljones]

I fall asleep to this Symphony in my ears I love it. So fascinating! Such good work by you it’s incredible

[@iceagegardener9659]

Ben is the 21th century Galileo of our time. Best presentation of the obvious facts for a global cataclysm reset cycle ever. Bravo Ben!

[@jasonrichardwatts]

You couldn't create the design plans for the vase without understanding the code that defines reality. That's what the science of all this suggests. The mathematician who discovered this has been kept awake at night because the concept is so mind-boggling!

[@Kiyoone]

More and more people are questioning all of this. Thanks for your great work.

[@larryd6143]

There also seems to be two different types of stone work in both Egypt, Bolivia, Peru and elsewhere. 1) the polygonal odd shaped blocks that fit together snugly and have rounded pillow features and nubs, and 2) stones cut with sharp angles and highly polished contoured statues and structures. Possibly different time periods.

[@kenw2225]

The wall in Peru makes absolutely no sense with hand tools. The entire structure, the design, the transferring and cutting and quarrying were absolutely not done with the methods claimed. It's ridiculous people think that could be accomplished by just man's labor and hand tools. Anyone who's dealt with heavy stone knows it doesn't apply to some sites in the world. Limestone work, sure I'll buy it, they could accomplish that. Not anything granite or harder though

[@danwells-fn4tj]

Ben, I have been following you for a year now and you, like Graham Handcock have convinced me. I am doing my bit to show and discuss this fascinating evidence by sharing your hard work. Thank you for this presentation it summaries so much of what I believe to be a truer narrative of human history. I also believe that people can change the cycle of civilisation and cataclysm🙏

[@sanskrit7548]

Outstanding! Thank you for this important information.

[@psychedwellness77]

Always a treat Ben! What a great presentation. Thank you!

[@deanmason4925]

A truly astoundingly well planned out executed and informative 2 n a half hours of complete information. The use of quotes your use of pictures and your experiences when travelling are invaluable to making it relatable . The info presented is unreal , and its just ridiculous that there seems to be no want from academia to pursue the facts you present 🤷‍♂️ Thanks again for taking the time to create this , and its cemented my belief your unmatched a presenting this type of info , cant wait for your next prodution

[@kristennoelle9447]

Ty Ben!!! Always a joy to be able to enjoy & soak in all your hard work & research!!🙏💜

[@louv4437]

Ben thank you for telling us this important TRUTH!!!! your work is huge!!! And incredibly important millions more need to see your presentations!

[@lindaw785]

Physicist and engineer here. Maths is the true language of science. The mathematical design of that little vase is quite undeniable and I sincerely hope your investigations produce a new line of investigative archeology. One which is fully supported by mainstream academics and institutions. Please keep on with this amazing research I very much look forward to seeing the results from your recently acquired vases.

[@charleswalker2484]

How do we bring this information to the lay person when they will just say "they spent a long time doing it that's why it's so precise"? It's only academics or engineers who seem to understand the level of detail isn't achieved by hand tools.

[@hoidoei941]

@@charleswalker2484So machinery doesn’t take craftmanship? Or was everything 3D printed lol

[@charleswalker2484]

@@hoidoei941 lmao what the hell are you on about for real? Do you actually understand what this discussion is about? You're the exact type of person im talking about. The midwit reddit tier pseud who has barely dipped their toes into this information and yet is content to be a smug and insincere know it all.

[@remy4320]

I really hope you can do more on the other vases soon. :) You guys are putting in the work man, i also watched some of the serpents on the 'unfinished' presentation. Combined with the younger dryas , the cultural lore. I feel the story is really coming together. Sure there still a thousand questions, but i feel the "stalemate" of ancient civs is about to be broken wide open :).

[@moneroai]

Nowadays when I go to a museum showcasing Egypt stuff, it is super easy to pick out the ones that are wrongly dated and much more sophisticated, most people end up focusing on say some wooden gold plated sarcophagus. lol

[@patriciatreslove4449]

Not until Zahi Hawass is removed from power.

[@aretilymperopoulou5839]

Amazing! Such a dense presentation, so much information in a relatively short time, well done! I hope to be able to make it to one of your tours one day. :)

[@joeboyd3274]

Really enjoyed the work you and many others are doing in this area. This was the first time I have seen the over cuts...very interesting in context of the "main stream" narrative. Becoming less main stream imo thanks to this type of work....Thank you!

[@miketurek1035]

Absolutely amazing. Thanks so much.

[@miketoms6440]

Mind-blowing Ben ... thank you so much for this awesome video 🤯

[@claudioisaac5453]

Ben thank you so much for your work. I find your investigation one of the best on this subject, extremely complete, with great videos and tons of research. While studying history in my Architecture career I always refused to believe that there wasn't more besides the resumed version of architectural history, and for example the piramids being simply tombs. It was like everything was solved and there are no more questions to ask and subjects to investigate. All the things that archeologist can't explain they attribute the"rituaI" functionality. I was really in need for an ingenieering view and technicall approach to the subjects of ancient artifacts and architecture. Thank you again and hope to travel in one of your tours someday.

[@mathewstevens6771]

I appreciate your effort to make these presentations and share the evidence in an organized manner in video format.

[@sanderanocic]

Wow, I think this format of presenting can be very effective in tackling certain areas of skepticism regarding these subjects. Although I would love to go into every detail on what it is that makes all of this so good, I’m pretty sure youtube doesn’t allow a whole bible to be written in just one comment. It’s utterly stunning how you managed to elaborate on so many interconnected, very dense and nuanced topics, that require carefull examinations and points of critical attention, in such an eloquent and light way. Flowing through it while hitting viewers with bombshell pieces of factual analysis. Unscripted aswell! It really shows you’re on top of your game, and one can only sit back and admire. Just for this video alone, I stack all of my hats on my head, just to put them off for you and all the collaborators. Well fn done Ben. You’re doing the world a massive service with this work. Well. Done.

[@PazLeBon]

lolololol

[@sanderanocic]

@@PazLeBon have you seen the presentation? I don’t think you have.

[@wealthychef]

FANTASTIC video. Thank you so much for all your work on this.

[@anthonynorris7736]

Great to hear your scanning the interior of the vase

[@RomanKosins]

I think you should be getting some kind of award like a Nobel prize for all the amazing work you are doing. Thank you so much! Everything is said in a thorough and clear way.

[@paulglawson2866]

Hi Ben. I have been watching your site for some time and recently became a paying customer as I do enjoy your discussions very much. I was watching your video with Chris Dunn and noticed something strange. You guys have never been involved with using Tube Drills. I keep waiting to hear about some experience with actually using the latest greatest Tube Drills in industry. My Career was with the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts and after many years as a Stationary Mechanic and subsequent Maintenance Manager for the Upstream Water Reclamation Plants, (there were seven Treatment Plants upstream connected to our main facility in Carson, CA.) As part of our duties and responsibilities we were required to drill holes just about anywhere there was Concrete and Electrical Conduits and Mechanical Piping. We used expensive Diamond Drills of just about any size and depth within reason. We used to cut up to 12” diameter holes generally through concrete walls and floors and if we needed larger we would contract that out. I have seen hundreds, yes, hundreds of core holes drilled in my decades at the Districts. Most were smaller holes 6” or under. But I have to say that I’ve seen many a hole and core drilled and after so many the men even used to try and get the force applied to the drill so that they produced what we called the Edison Record. Under a microscope you could clearly see the spiral cut groove left behind by the diamond embedded carbide bits. Depending on the consistent pressure applied is how tight the grooves appeared. I know that drilling through hard substances like Granite which at best is a 7.5 on the Mohs scale. As a Gemstone Cutter I have encountered cutting stones such as Opal (Faceted Opal is quite rare) at a 4.5 Mohs as opposed to cutting Sapphire or Ruby that are very hard as high as 9 to 9.5 Mohs. But speaking of drilling Concrete I must say that it’s very hard to drill because of the granite aggregate. Granite has a lotsa quartz in it. Gold too. Quartz is a 7.5 on the Mohs scale and frankly it was the most enjoyable stones to cut because diamond eats quartz for breakfast. Quartz is Amethyst, Citrine, etc. So to answer your question about Core Drilled holes in Egypt. As far as I can tell the drilled holes and the core that’s been knocked out in the examples shown are exactly the same as our concrete holes and cores. But here’s the thing, to perform this task requires expensive drilling equipment and operator training. The drill must be bolted to the floor or wall. It must be set up to be level to earth or perfectly perpendicular to the drill. In this case you get nice spiral cut cores depending on consistent force being applied. Well, thanks for anyone’s time. Hermit

[@Allen-is7ul]

Thank you for doing this Ben, very well done!!

[@lalak5426]

The most detailed presentation in the history, more like science - based research. i really appreciate that all information is based on facts with pictures and calculations. Bravo !

[@PneumanaBreathwork]

Absolutely amazing. All the facts condensed into one video. Perfect.

[@SpartanB88]

The level of precision shown by these vases indicates 1 of 2 possibilities: these vases have a use we don’t understand, which demanded such high precision, or (even crazier) they were made by a society that was so advanced, and their manufacturing capabilities so impressive, that precision manufacturing was a mundane, daily activity for them.

[@Durhamlad]

Brilliantly presented Ben 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@WheelgunsOnWheels]

Loved every minute of this! I’ve been enjoying your work for a few years now and am so appreciative of your sharing it with the world. I’ve learned and had to unlearn so much as a result. Thank you thank you thank you!

[@steveo5295]

I always enjoy watching you...

[@Snowdragon80]

I'm glad you and others are doing this work. It's amazing how much knowledge has been lost over time and then relearned.

[@jeffsears3238]

It's like the further you go back in time, the further into the future you go... it hurts my brain a bit. Love the content. Thanks guys. Keep up the good work.

[@Stacy-f8j]

I know exactly what you mean

[@sjion]

That unfinished internal three plane corner is amazing! That to me blows my mind! In modern times each stage is finished before the next starts. An unfinished corner like that would much be harder to finish once you finish right up to it.