Gunung Padang | Megalithic Pyramid in Prehistoric Java 22,000 BC | Megalithomania

[@ancientsitesgirl]

Iconic ancient site! ❤ Saving money... in a few years I will fly there😋

[@streetscienceofficial8675]

Hi where you from greeting from the lost Atlantis Indonesia

[@freedomkilledbysociety6509]

yeah but I think you need to do more research before you come here, cuz I saw your youtube is talking about Egypt pyramid so far

[@TencentAsu1945]

@@streetscienceofficial8675 , no it's not, you are referring one of remnants of ancient Lemurian Civilization, as Atlantis was in Atlantic Ocean.

[@moenajadmmh194]

@@TencentAsu1945 you are too sure

[@rahmansetiawan4085]

@@streetscienceofficial8675 Indonesia lebih mengarah ke bangsa lemuria ketimbang atlantis bro, tapi bagus juga apalagi dengerin lagu2nya band "vision of atlantis" yg judulnya "back to lemuria" bagus bgt lagunya.

[@davidlancaster8152]

Wow! Universe Inside You dropped a full length episode on this yesterday. I'm so glad this site is finally getting the exposure it deserves. And who better to bring it into our minds and homes than Hugh and crew. Marvelous. Another mini vacation in the tropics while it's dropping snow outside here. Too good!! Thanks to all involved, Andrew too!!. Lvya all much

[@RIZFERD]

Well this video is over 3 years old, it's a re-upload *lol

[@davidlancaster8152]

@@RIZFERD well you might be right but that makes this less valuable intellectually how?

[@aeper3130]

The crazy thing is how the heck you combine volcanic material and iron and shaped it into a huge and heavy rock columns from that era?!! This is why i really proud to my ancestor especially my Sundanese ancestor, thanks for coming to west java! We need this kind of knowledge for our better future! ❤️🔥

[@SADENK801]

​@youcrot1001bgm dgn manusia purba Sangiran , Tulungagung ,dan terbaru manusia purba Pacitan dgn usia karbon 1 JT th lebih SDH bisa membuat perhiasan tergolong ras Mongoloid . dgn tinggi badan brkisar 175 sampai 185 cm

[@thelastvulcano8821]

Sunda empire wraaaaa

[@cmr9928]

Makanya situs gunung Padang ga direnovasi, takut org² Jawa banyak yg iri 😄😄😄

[@fransfrancois6233]

FYI: 1. Gunung Padang read as Goo-noong-pa-dunk (with an A like in Germany, not in English. Like Adidas) 2. Padang in local language (Sundanese; and Javanese also) translated as "bright". Let me explain a little bit longer, we (locals) use similar idioms like in English, "I'm in the dark" to explain that we don't understand the situation. While to explain that you finally understand the situation, in English you might use "I can see clearly now"; we (locals) use idiom "Nah, sekarang sudah padang" which if translated literally becomes "ah, now it's bright". The point is we use the word "Padang" not only to explain that the room situation is bright, but also that the mind is bright (or you can say as enlighted). So it might be that the translation of Gunung Padang is not only as Mount Padang (as just a location naming) but also as Mount of Enlightenment.

[@alwanrosyidi2772]

Very well explained. I think human civilization is much more older that we might think.

[@fransfrancois6233]

@@alwanrosyidi2772 Depends on which perspective you use. The scientists don't agree with that, while the ancient civilizations believer has so many unexplainable prove. But me personally, I use Islamic perspective that before human created, the djinn was the owner of this earth for thousands if not million of years. It can also explains about giants and dinosaurs.

[@dmasrudin1]

@@fransfrancois6233 in my view as muslim. Jinn before the time of Solomon. many are physically visible. like an ordinary human. and live mingled with humans (perhaps the giant myth is actually a jin not a human )

[@fransfrancois6233]

@@dmasrudin1 Learn deeper, my friend. Ask Google how tall prophet Adam was.

[@lightofgod8323]

Djin in Qur'an is the same as "elohim" in Tanakh. There are truths in every Mystery Books of God (I prefer not to use the term "holy book" by religion), that correlated each other, and binded with our ancient ancestors beliefs. For example, both Qurayishan (Islam) and Nazarene (Nasrani, not Christian) believe the One God that has no beginning nor ends. In ancient Batak belief, Nalim, which one of it's High Priest was sisingamangaraja, believe in one God "Debata nasomarmula naso marujung" which means God whom has no beginning nor ends. And one of it's center of rituals is the miniature of the Tabernacle of Moses.

[@Pure-Luck447]

I'm glad I live in a time when I can watch new discoveries from people with an open mind.

[@clazy8]

I'd never heard of this site until I began watching the new Netflix series with Graham Hancock. I couldn't get through 10 minutes of it--heavily overproduced, intrusive music--but my interest was piqued, so I looked on KZbin, and here I am, happily satisfied. Great work!

[@chrisjones2584]

Great work? Really? Suggest you look up real archaeological analysis of the site

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

@@chrisjones2584 any link for the analysis?

[@lioneljordanyap9826]

hi, sir, i am indonesian, glad see a lot historian and researcher come here, hope all of you can open the mystery of gunung padang

[@sanderjutte8493]

Gunung Padang & Nan Madol are by far the most fascinating sites to me. Wish I could see any future updates from Hugh and/or Andrew. Sacsayhuamán is a good third. Thanks for sharing!

[@ieatleftytears1953]

Never heard of the tepe sites?

[@sanderjutte8493]

@@ieatleftytears1953 Surely I do, but they aren't that fascinating to me, eg. the South African stone circles are also more mysterious to me. Why? Because we can imagine what the Tepe's are and how they were build. Some sites are just mesmerizing with more questions than answers, like Nan Madol or Gunung Padang.

[@Arsad_Ch]

Saya setuju dengan anda, Gunung Padang & Nan Madol seperti satu kesatuan dlm sejarah Megalitik juga penuh misteti sejarah peradaban manusia.. 🙏

[@ricksyam31]

@@Arsad_Ch menurut gw bro, di Indonesia msih banyak peninggalan peradaban sundaland yg terkubur di tanah yg blum ditemukan di Indonesia/Nusantara, salah satu y yg tertua ya situs gunung Padang ini bro. Sebenar y situs gunung Padang ini da ruangan/pintu masuk yg Sampai sekrng blum ditemukan/blum diketahui di mna letak pintu masuk tersebut.

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

@@ricksyam31 *Sunda Empire.

[@birupastell]

I hope there will be more and more international archeologist and scientist study about this site, coz sadly since 2014 Indonesian goverment stoped funding the research for it.

[@streetscienceofficial8675]

Mainstream archeologist and Scientist will not explore orang Study Gunung Padang because it will Re-Write History of Civilization, Westerner n US politician will not allow that happen...

[@rapemap]

The postponing of research funding had a story behind, and it wasn't nice. I think it was a wise decision.

[@thelastvulcano8821]

Kata nya bahaya kalau dilanjutin, warga disana jg gak setuju.

[@agus6621]

​@@rapemap Science shall be free from politics..xoxo

[@davidlancaster8152]

Journey with Hugh, Andrew and crew! Next best thing to being there! Incredible!!!!

[@aureljihan]

Yang menarik pada tahun 2014 pernah dilakukan penggalian dan ditemukan koin pada kedalaman 3 meter lalu dikedalam 12 meter ditemukan artefak. Ada juga berita penduduk lokal dulu waktu masih kecil dia mengatakan ada lubang atau gua disana namun sesuai perintah orangtua nya jangan masuk karena takut ada ular disana. Ada kemungkinan disana ada ruangannya. Para leluhur kita hebat sudah membuat situs gunung padang. 👍👍

[@vernboraw3306]

Absolutely fascinating. I wish there were more historically passionate people like Danny and yourselves. Thank you.

[@chrisjones2584]

I wish there were more people who accepted analysis from real archaeologists rather than graham hancock junkies

[@Value_Pilgrim]

It seems to be the world's most giant jigsaw puzzle which should be scanned and stored in a database and then people should try to put it together to see what it probably looked like. The rooms or chambers needn't necessarily be rectangular. They could have been circular or some other convenient geometric shape.

[@octopus92]

As Indonesian, I hope this site will get more research especially with modern tools like laser scan technology. So I hope it will make easy to us to cover up this site's secrets.

[@ryanhadi7084]

Banyak pihak yg bilang ke pemerintah, jangan mengganggu situs ini, jangan digali. Karna dpt mengganggu/merusak keseimbangan. Kalau scan laser atau sonar mungkin masih boleh. Yg penting tdk menggali/merusak.

[@cameliaartosphere9166]

@@ryanhadi7084 mengganggu keseimbangan apa? Ini situs pernah diteliti zaman sby, tapi zaman jokowi dihentiin, padahal sby sendiri udah ada rencana buat bangun helipad supaya dia bisa mantau situs ini secara langsung, tp ya gitu, malah dihentiin pas ganti presiden. Harusnya dilanjutin, karena ini sejarah indonesia, katanya junjung nkri, tp sejarah kaya gini gamau dibuka. Padahal ini situs tertua saat ini, lebih tua dr situs² lain di dunia

[@VLOG-mc1cn]

@@cameliaartosphere9166 biayanya gede bro..., belum hambalang ngabisin apbn di korup

[@cmr9928]

​@@cameliaartosphere9166 Karena ini membuktikan peradaban / situs Sunda lbh tua dr Jawa Paham lah y

[@MeRia035]

Thank you so much Hugh & Andrew & Danny & all involved...what is found here is going to be revolutionary! ❤️✨️❤️

[@Chocolatos72]

Fact : Homo Soloensis fossils were discovered by Ter Haar, Oppenoorth, and Gustav Heinrich Ralph von Koenigswald in 1931-1933. The location of the discovery of the Homo Soloensis fossils is in Sangiran, Central Java, Indonesia. These early humans are known to have lived around 300 thousand to 900 thousand years ago.

[@tukanggorengan.9054]

and about that discovery. This is just western way to distortion ,discredit Java ancestor.

[@michaeljeckert6311]

Incredible i toured Borabrador in the 70s and was totally amazed at that.

[@spn846]

I agree

[@donysetiawan897]

You mean Borobudur

[@LandscapesDronescapes]

I was watching a programme on Netflix about this place the other day. Breathtaking.

[@Pure-Luck447]

Ancient Apocalypse

[@LandscapesDronescapes]

@@Pure-Luck447 that’s the one :)

[@markmcarthy596]

I’m fascinated as I see unexplained megalithic and prehistoric sites here in Missouri along the Mississippi and in the volcanic/granite region of the St Francois Mountains (some the oldest continuously exposed mountains on earth). Fascinated beyond words there, and here. Keep up the inquisitions

[@jcgrobmyer]

Where at? Born and raised in MO and would love to visit

[@markmcarthy596]

@@jcgrobmyer - look up my Magically Mysterious Missouri playlist, you’ll find descriptions under each video

[@Notyet587]

Explore too ...the suspicius " Gunung Sada Hurip " in West Java. It indicates a buried ancient building , it is predicted is a pyramid in Java island.

[@DUBFELLA]

This channel is so underrated let me tell you

[@freedomjustice113]

I've seen photo from my friend visiting gunung padang, he taken picture somewhere in teras III, and somehow I've notice one of standing stone vaguely depict a face carved like an olmec figure. I said it to my friend and he surprise he didn't notice it when he take the picture.

[@johnpalgrave9331]

Thankfully, Danny, the scientist provided credibility to the piece.

[@iamosiris3254]

Is he the Andrew Collins who wrote the book "Beneath the Pyramids"? (I think that is the correct title) If so then he has my utmost respect for his opinions and knowledge. I'd never heard of this site until this so thanks once again for expanding my awareness.

[@streetscienceofficial8675]

Hello osirious ly, you need to learn Gunung Padang hidden gem yo my man

[@canonaler]

@@streetscienceofficial8675 no 1 cares about Indonesia, but this site is very interesting my man yoyo

[@kigerkarlzeberedi1800]

Andesite is a volcanic rock "similar" to basalt only lighter in color and containing less iron and magnesium than basalt. Often containing phenocrysts (large conspicuous crystals), Andesite is a host rock for Andesine, a precious gemstone. A majority of the Earth's continental crust is composed of andesitic rocks.

[@Boycott_Wendys]

It's actually from minecraft

[@JupiterJane1984]

Fantastic job guys, thank you for your hard work!👍👍😎😎

[@larrygottenberg853]

Thank you, Gentlemen!! Awesome footage..I can't help but wonder where Gamalon music fits into all these Javanese mysteries???

[@zainarbani]

Its "Gamelan" but ok 🙏

[@tofakaa5661]

the basalt stones sound like gamelan when hit. I think there's video here in KZbin about that.

[@charmainecosmiccharliedelmendo]

Fantastic guys!! Incredible video so informative and interesting!! Way to go...Thank you...

[@larryariscon6383]

Nan Madol and Gunung Padang stone form structure is were very similar it cannot be denied that they were on the same age of time.

[@RebootingHistoryz]

Thanks, great information! Hopefully studies don't get shut down there, with regime change, environmental protection, Native protection ect!!

[@Patrick_Cooper]

it must be difficult to not just start digging at sites like these...

[@keithking1985]

I saw this last night (or an other vodoe about this site) and was amazed. It looks like the Same builders of that island made of basalt blocks. Just amazing 👍🇮🇪💚🙏🏼

[@streetscienceofficial8675]

Ireland Welcome to Indonesia, Land of Beauty and Advanced Ancient Civilization series

[@brentbonneau502]

There is a technology called Laydar ( Not sure of the spelling or pronounciation of it ) it's like a exray picture that bypasses the soft foilage and only shows the solid structure underneath. Often hidden structures have been found in this manner. JFYI

[@ryanjarvis7222]

Thats the one it’s pronounced LIDAR, the same method they used to reveal the pyramids in the Amazon that were discovered, it’s amazing the new tech!

[@jameshudson7053]

Thanks Mr Newman. This place is so compelling. I dream about going to these places with megalithic constructs..

[@rabbanov]

I hope this research continues, to find the secrets hidden in the site, like the dungeon entrance for example, this will be something very extraordinary for science 😍

[@aureljihan]

Dulu pernah ada cerita penduduk sekitar pernah menemukan lorong atau gua disana tapi dilarang oleh ayahnya karena takut ada ular. Dan pernah di gali menemukan koin negara belanda mungkin penjelajah dari belanda tidak sengaja menjatuhkan koinnya.

[@KiritoRF]

Our ancestors were indeed amazing, but the current generation is mostly busy looking for food without knowing how amazing the ancestral heritage is

[@mira_kurniawati5690]

Micin and tiktod generation. Bruh they are strawberry tribe

[@AndyArthrunZarra]

Thanks for Visiting our site Gunung Padang, Mr. Collins, huge respect 🙏🇮🇩

[@HaerinKitty-1]

Sama sama gan

[@hendrygmail4161]

@@HaerinKitty-1 sami mawon 🙏

[@danuwijaya2227]

sami lur

[@tatradak]

As Dry Stone Waller this is a real fascination and spend huge time studying how this all works..this looks like a basalt out crop

[@carolinemcgreal2382]

Interesting stuff, thanks for sharing.

[@taradeviwest9351]

I'm wondering if Gunung Padang was aligned to any constellation, like other ancient pyramids? Btw I'm proud of my ancient ancestors!

[@randomofknowledge4785]

yes, there are other ancient Pyramids namely Pyramid Lalakon and Pyramid Sadahurip which are in different Regency's in West Java Province.if drawn in a straight line then all the Pyramids form the Belt of Orion

[@unclejack8407]

Emang ada nenek moyang yg sekarang 😅

[@MrStraightlover]

Mental inlander, baru gitu doang isinya komen2 orang Ind yg overproud, bikin malu aja

[@taradeviwest9351]

@MrStraightlover u should be proud .. even I'm only a nusantara clan, not even an Indonesian.. im still proud of having to come from an advanced civilization ,way older than the Europeans..

[@MrStraightlover]

@@taradeviwest9351 advance civilizations, way older than Europeans' is still a theory, it has not been scientifically proven to be facts.

[@moranmike36]

Exploration! Thanks guys

[@Pure-Luck447]

OMG 😍 Amazing Location

[@streetscienceofficial8675]

Omg are you real, come to Gurung Padang man

[@adhbadoang1086]

thank you for making a short documentary about gunung padang from a scientific point of view....

[@mfadls]

Maybe it's worth also to mention in this video about some similarities of the forms of stones in this site with the ones of mysterious Non Madol stone structures in the Pacific.

[@TheInstinctWithinV2]

It's funny that there are clear walls and rectangular rooms, and a door or gateway. People still go "natural" 🤦‍♂️

[@irwansigieo2362]

Bcs ppl who say like that is denying. if it's true, the structure, the size, the old age of the stone etc, Is so mind blowing n it's far away more older rather than pyramida n others . So this will be changing a lot of the history. N they are doesn't like about that. So they choosing for denying

[@keyboardhero6605]

Yes, i wonder the reason ppl find these place because make ppl realize how stupid human being not just history 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@Jeri_se]

@@irwansigieo2362 that's true. the government and achreologists have to change everything in the books, it costs a lot of money, and not to mention the credibility of archaeologists who are now at the top of their careers and say that we are now at the pinnacle of human life would be called into question. so it's all about reputation and money, not science.

[@kumbara8424]

It's a huge man Made structure. Easy to identify by sight. Lol

[@kumbara8424]

@@Jeri_se true, and maybe Will ruin the major religion dogma

[@uuuby]

Terima kasih Anda sudah mengunjungi negara Indonesia

[@mitanora8120]

Been wanting to come here for years, but never had the opportunity even though it's only few hours drive from where I live. I hope next month I can finally go.

[@reveriesend4668]

Also reminder that 8000 BC is just an estimate, and it could go even before that once the layers are revealed. By that time Sundaland still existed or partly existed. So that area would have been high, way high up on the mountain (it still is, actually). considering what the climate might have been back then, that place wouldn't suit farming via rice paddle at all. maybe they can grow herbs and relatively cold-resistant plants, but not rice. As such is why the name is "mountain of light". it wasn't just a hill top, back then. the site was made in conjunction to Gunung Gede (literally means "big mountain").

[@chengkuoklee5734]

Even if it was ice age , it was close to equator. The climate there very likely able to afford agriculture to support megalith construction.

[@ukmkotabandung3609]

Beras ? Di sekitar situs gunum padang banyak tumbuh padi liar di tanah kering ,jika anda mengunjungi lokasi berjalanlah di sekeliling situs ,akan banyak di jumpai tumbuhan padi liar di tanah kering ,dan jika anda bertanya pada masyarakat stempat ,mereka mengatakan itu tumbuhan padi ,beras liar .

[@lcmlcm2460]

I’ve always loved this site. Great guest (guide). Thanks fellas 🎉

[@indiartobudisantoso7746]

Rebuilding the ancient structure into it's original form is like aranging a huge jigsaw puzzle without. a clue picture....... Those anthropologist are amazing......

[@jantifitri1375]

I didn't know that it is exist in my island till I found this video, this is amazing

[@kennymichaud5366]

It is great to see 2 different races, not talking about religion, not talking about their beliefs, no racism or political BS trying to understand each other and what happened to this civilization….. this is good for everyone A real pyramid under the hill not like the Bosnia pyramid

[@MedusaYT88]

Looking from the rocks scattered and big blocks sticking out. Seem like very big pulse coming from the inside

[@starsiderwingman]

It is interesting to ponder about the civilization that created this wonder. What kind of people they were what way of lives they lived in that one long lost stretch of time.

[@Kayluv101]

34:09 did you see the markings on that stone? There’s an X could be man made.. If you take the image and edit the color you can see it in great detail...

[@mbahpartounyuunyu5137]

Wow Naiisss.. thanks sudah datang ke situs gunung Padang, dan berbagi video yang keren. Semoga Gunung Padang lebih diperhatikan dan di kembangkan sebagai situs yang membanggakan Indonesia.

[@khairilanam9254]

Its Amazing,, from my country,

[@fajarmaulanaramadan7438]

Presidennya fokus ekonomi doang. Riset mana kepikiran

[@ohorguN]

As an Indonesian it is sad that my government isnt interested to at least make an effort to explore the gunung padang.. If ever the gunung padang might actually be a founding of world historic value.. They should also realize the massive impact of economic for the locals in the area of gunung padang.. But i and i believe many Indonesian also hope this video will create more attention for the Indonesian government to do more with exploring this site..

[@Fuzzmo147]

They were experts in knowledge of their surroundings…… the volcano was the source of their building materials in all its stages, my tuppence worth 👌

[@JosephFlores-b4t]

Gunung Padang, and nan madol, they used the same stone, and it's on the top. And maybe we have also that one in the Philippines. Same stone , on top or the mountain, and that kind of stone was limited only on that place. It was on top of lores subdivision in antipolo city, and beside of batong krus, at the upper portion of hinulugang taktak, I am familiar on this place because I am one of the guy who can break or slice that kind of stone for some purposes. Only the one who knows how to break that kind of stone can do that as it's sharp as a blade once you break that kind of stone using sledge hammer.

[@kigerkarlzeberedi1800]

The dark stuff is basalt the light stuff is andesite. They are different stones with different compositions.

[@HaerinKitty-1]

There is alot of people nowadays interested about Gunung Padang

[@sandisutasoma9706]

Try visit gunung padang in the middle of night when the sky are clear. Moon in the phase of new moon and full moon phase. It's like ancient astronomy laboratory, sometimes we will see serpent in the sky and wait until sunrise. Maybe ancient people balance the science and spiritual.

[@alvinoetama]

Still waiting for the Indonesian government, especially the ministry of research, technology, and education. And also the cultural heritage preservation center. Or maybe with unesco, to jointly probing and doing further exploration about this ancient mega structure.

[@randie_endik]

Not a chance

[@nalen7320]

Waiting for new president in 2024...., This regime the current is stopping funding for this project. LOL

[@Ibu_bumi]

Jayalah Nusantara

[@kangmashakim3998]

Gunung padang, tons of fact buried under, i couldnt believe every piece of stone are made, in every post of site the stone has different shape n hardnes, of course also frequency, local people sometime gathering there n hit the stone to make musical, n WOW stone sound was amazing, i believe this site was harvesting sun energy to population at that time. So much advanced n memories when you put your hand on the stone, close your eyes, n feel it.

[@lavishabass9300]

Check out also here in the Philippines a recently unearth mega structure 😳

[@cameliaartosphere9166]

Can it found on google earth? What it's name?

[@aessedai2739]

Where exactly

[@adhityadwipayana8181]

Unfortunately the current Indonesian government does not support further research on Gunung Padang

[@HaerinKitty-1]

I think the Cabals do that

[@hrdcnt6661]

i wana see Graham, Hugh and Andrew take tour together!

[@nancyM1313]

Thanks Guys💕👍🏻

[@donaldpype7018]

@Thunder Bolt 000⁰has the ability 0

[@Jez.Von.Franco]

The cut rocks are reminiscent of “wooden” planks in there form .

[@aminsyaefudin]

Negeri ku memang kaya..Alhamdulillah..semua karunia Tuhan yang maha esa🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@merdekamerdeka7367]

Rebuild this temple ....i want it whole new ...wow...!!!

[@rommysujatmiko5341]

Gunung Padang is older than all the pyramids in the world (Egypt), also older than Noah's age. Historical evidence that can't be faked, very old type of stone. Even the relics of the "Solomon" temple, are also many in Indonesia.

[@jt5765]

I'd be amazed if the terracing wasn't used for farming or at least gardens. Was the most obvious thing that sprung to mind upon first glance. It likely isn't the primary reason for construction but I imagine our ancestors would've been rather pragmatic about it. I'm amazed people haven't ever moved the blocks from that first pile to see what is underneath. Obviously it'd be a rather mandraulic process since getting heavy equipment up there is likely a task but 4-5 blokes could shift that pile in a week or so to see what lies beneath.

[@mindsight9732]

hard to tell where the bias starts and where the verifiable information ends. Pictures are nice, rather hear the guide's opinions directly then 2nd hand. props to guide and cameraman. Most of these stone don't seem to be in their original position, looks more like piles of what used to be structures or left over unwanted stone cuts. Hard to imagine those short stone pillars servingas as a wall base, but i'm open to being shown constructs in the last 300 years that utilize pillars like that for the base of walls.

[@einzweichschein]

If the one you think is guide is Danny Hilman, he's no guide. He's the leading archeologist from Indonesia before the research in that place was stopped following the previous president stepping down from his position. The new government is unwilling to fund his research further, most likely because the fund was used elsewhere, like the development in the country's borders. So, tbh, he's the one who knows the most regarding the site if I may say.

[@mindsight9732]

@@einzweichschein He is still the local informant for the subject and location. Point remains that he should be the voice we are learning from.

[@wendywhite2642]

It would be very useful for you to explain andesite. Am I wrong this is the kind of material that was volcanic material that crystallized into many sided round columns? Such that when it's mine you just literally crack it off the base and you've got these beams that can be used? Or what is it :-)

[@harshnaik6989]

Ramayana is dated around 14000BCE, our civilization is older than what we are taught

[@togian755]

Been there done that. Peaceful. Place. Usually no tourists. Lots of butterflies.

[@irwantrahmat9441]

The magnificent of ancient sundanese people who built the giant pyramid With out heavy equipment

[@naturalexplorer]

Seems to me Gunung Padang is Lemurian built whereas examples in the west of Giza pyramids or Gobekli Tepe are Atlantean built. Whether the original inhabitants of these ancient, prediluvian lands or their post flood survivors. Says to me these peoples were once living together and shared the same advanced ancient knowledge and technology. But separated to different areas of the globe for reasons yet to be fully understood.

[@tartariarecentalt.history3944]

Agree 100%. I think the Western powers, who are more than likely related to the Atlantean lineage, are constantly trying to hide the existence and history of Lemuria and Mu. There are so many incredible sites around the globe, but those of us in the West just get shown picture of Giza and Stonehenge over and over and over and over again. Some sites far outdo those two places, especially places in Southeast Asia ...which is the area that Lemuria was purported to exist...

[@NateEngle]

Thanks so much for this series!

[@ancientmonotheism5118]

Had I known, I would have been coming along with you. I live in the same province. My third book was about " advanced tech in ancient egypt". Please let me know when you plan to come back

[@bintangbenua]

It lies in Cianjur and Cianjur earthquake this year explained us why this great structure has been like this. Indonesia doesn't have permanent heritage buildings like Greek or Roman. Even if the buildings was made from hard stone, volcanoes, tsunami, flood, and earthquake would bury it.

[@nagawahyudi]

heh di di romawi soonoh juga ada tuh gunung vesivius tapi peninggalan maperabadan manusia tetep banyak

[@thegrandlord2914]

@@nagawahyudi vesuvius yg sebiji mau dibandingin sama 140+ gunung berapi, ancaman gempa 24/7, dan tsunami? Sehat lu?

[@namashita]

@@nagawahyudi Secara geografis Indonesia merupakan negara kepulauan yang terletak pada pertemuan empat lempeng tektonik yaitu lempeng Benua Asia, Benua Australia, lempeng Samudera Hindia dan Samudera Pasifik. Pada bagian selatan dan timur Indonesia terdapat sabuk vulkanik (volcanic arc) yang memanjang dari Pulau Sumatera ? Jawa - Nusa Tenggara ? Sulawesi, yang sisinya berupa pegunungan vulkanik tua dan dataran rendah yang sebagian didominasi oleh rawa-rawa. Kondisi tersebut sangat berpotensi sekaligus rawan bencana seperti letusan gunung berapi, gempa bumi, tsunami, banjir dan tanah longsor. Data menunjukkan bahwa Indonesia merupakan salah satu negara yang memiliki tingkat kegempaan yang tinggi di dunia, lebih dari 10 kali lipat tingkat kegempaan di Amerika Serikat (Arnold, 1986). Semoga membantu wawasan

[@laksmiwirawan7806]

@@nagawahyudi belajar geography di youtube ya kayak gini hasilnya, ngga ngerti kalau di Indonesia ada pertemuan berbagai lempeng

[@naturegreen2335]

Di situs itu kompas tak akan bekerja dengan baik bung..

[@triamumpuni9631]

Coba ke pulau Sulawesi, disana ada situs megalitikum berbentuk cangkir batu raksasa lengkap dengan tutup dan tatakannya, besar sekali, pulau Sulawesi Indonesia

[@merpatimegan]

Kayaknya perlu ahli sejarah lokal dulu yg harus mempublikasikan mungkin bekerja sama dgn yutuber atau wartawan karena gunung Padang juga gk langsung viral butuh beberapa tahun

[@Kiandra2014]

Ive been there once... And really want to see again but wait for dry season because I was visited on rainy season and too much foggy so i cant enjoy the view over there

[@inisialh8055]

Gunung padang will be a riddle of the history of human civilization if it is proven to be made by our ancestors

[@inisialh8055]

And I hope that this research will be continued again, if it is proven that it was made by ancient people. Sundaland is the oldest civilization🤔

[@flutterby1210]

The megaliths in this documentary are continuously referred to as: andesite. However, they more closely resemble columnar basalt -- which is the same sort of igneous (volcanic) stonework used in the construction of Nan Madol in Micronesia. Just sayin'.

[@clareryan2640]

Yes, I agree👍 given that Andrew is suggesting a rock heavier than ‘andesite’ might be some kind of Tufa🤦 I’m thinking geology is a foreign land to these lads

[@UltrEgoVegeta]

Definitely basalt columns

[@peterlarkin762]

No they definitely aren't geologists. Having said that, it IS andesite. In columnar form, like basalt columns. It's a silicate rich version of basalt.

[@rosifervincent9481]

Guessologists.

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

not all basalt is andesite, but all andesite is basalt.

[@ijjhhyhgggkhhu]

Orang2 pd neliti planet2 yg jaraknya jauh berjuta2 tahun cahaya, tp suatu peninggalan sejarah di depan mata mereka, mereka gak perduli....gak ngerti lagi jln pikirannya...

[@rizkymarkop8657]

Mungkin lebih tepatnya pra sejarah ka, karna kalo sejarah itu yg tercatat atau terdokumentasi 🙏cmiiw

[@Picklepuppy00]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2iWnYeZhaaEnLMsi=HHcK_dnhH0o0wSoZ kalau di video ini kebanyakan peneliti dari luar ga percaya tentang peradaban gunung Padang, kemungkinan mereka takut ada sejarah lain yg belum ditemuin

[@verryjupiter3774]

Welcome to Indonesia

[@dimassabil9082]

Recently around gunung padang area just underwent earthquake 5.6 Richter in early Nov' 22 with victims more than 400 of people..

[@gingerteddy618]

They died?

[@dauber1071]

What an episode ⚡️⚡️⚡️

[@dxoxide]

Indonesia CAN always give you an AMAZING suprise, Nusantara, ancient Indonesian called, or Atlantis like Plato say.

[@SADENK801]

​@@Zilma-jm8szAtlantis atau atlantean dlm BHS Yunani kuno artinya samudera , bukan laut Atlantis

[@franktrejos2884]

The Archeologic structure in Gudum Padam is same to archeologic structure in Nan Madol, the first charateristic is the pacific ocean.

[@abrayprasetyo9067]

Thank u for visiting Cianjur Mr

[@riyandoyandoy6759]

Best is the best "situs gunung padang"from is java beautiful cool guys

[@JulesSoth]

the balsitic layer not only protects the understructure from people, but also scatters energy emitted from the structure to hide it.

[@bigroomtv]

I have been visit to gunung padang.. so awesome..

[@josh101josh8]

my favorite part is when he asks about any concrete and the tour guide just runs off to the one little spot with it. made me lol

[@hendrygmail4161]

Which part...?

[@wendywhite2642]

This would be much better as a Time team archaeological study. I'm getting a sense so far the speakers don't have that much factual knowledge of this particular place. I mean you don't even explain that the rocks are basically naturally formed that way into columns. People did some shaping but they didn't have to cut these things out of solid rock. Nature created those columns man used them. It would be interesting to hear where they mined them from.

[@emilyconcannon]

💗💗💗💗💗