Alternative Timeline Of Ancient History Explained.

Hey Hunters,
So I was requested to make a video explaining in the easiest way possible what the latest theories for the Timeline of Ancient History are. Aimed especially at people who are either new or sceptical of anything ' Pseudo archaeological'.
If this wets your whistle I recommend watching
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Also google anything #GrahamHancock #RandallCarlson #BrightInsight #UnchartedX #BrienFoerster
Leave me a comment if you want to discuss further
JJ xx

[@assgrabberb]

I'm old at 45 now and when when the internet first showed up I immediately searched for archaeological anomalies. There was plenty of info and pictures so people have been doing this for a while. Nice to see a new generation taking an interest and all the discoveries being made and shared by everyone on here.

[@bforman1300]

Right? 50+ here. Mom told me about Harappa and Mohenjo Daro and how advanced they were when I was 5. I shortly realized that if the cities were planned people weren't living there originally; they were moving there from somewhere else. Once I realized how long it took for the sea levels to stabilize I postulated a drowned city off the mouth of the Indus river. I have been watching for it to be discovered since I was 10. When the internet happened I started looking...and discovered that I was wrong. The city (cities, actually) are farther south, off the mouth of a now extinct river that paralleled the Indus but to the east. As the seas rose people moved up the river. When it dried up as ice age glaciers melted away, they crossed to the Indus valley and built new towns. The internet is such a great resource!

[@x_hibernia]

Dude you'd be surprised how many generations are massively into this, for instance I live in Ireland and I'm surrounded by bronze age and iron age Fort's, half the cities are named after Celt's and there's hundreds of neolithic sites all around

[@bforman1300]

@@x_hibernia in North America the evidence is mostly not so in-your-face and a lot of people overlook it. Also much of it is made of soil...which people who never dug a swimming pool by hand completely discount. Most of the the mound complexes are dated to the agricultural and horticultural periods (Mississippian and Woodland), but there's Poverty Point, a huge complex that was a pilgrimage site for multiple cultures over the Mississippi River catchment area and beyond, and it's from the Archaic/ hunter-gatherer time! When I was a graduate student in UTK's Anthropology department one of the archaeology graduate students was studying some the mound complexes and found there is evidence many are much older than the books say. Which should not be a surprise, as in the time when those dates were set archaeologists weren't any better than what you see in the (TOTALLY cringe-worthy) depictions in Indiana Jones movies.

[@x_hibernia]

@@bforman1300 I know sure the people that formed on your country can be traced back to south America, the Cherokee that is, back as far Burma

[@infinityiznow]

When the internet first came out I was looking up smart dust, Chem trails, and reptilian shapeshifters...why why why??

[@robertjackson7590]

A carpenter takes his tools with him when he's done.

[@roberthill8614]

Damn best statement that makes the most sense

[@larschiristensen425]

A bricklayer do too :)

[@whyalwaysme2522]

Ask Saint Joseph.

[@jelink22]

The question is : WHERE did they take them? SNORT. I can just as easily say that a wise person buries his hoard of coins and jewelry when faced with an oncoming war. Except when he's killed in that war and can't go back to recover them, and it's only centuries later that someone finds them by chance.

[@sandyfraser8132]

Yes but they also fling broken tools behind walls and kick plates to be found in the future

[@evakalenska8774]

I’m an archaeologist and I have stayed away from my area of expertise and from History since I’ve been extremely disappointed with the way we work. I would have questions and try to figure things out - that wouldn’t fit in- and I would find every door closed, teachers and colleagues blindly repeating what was written in the academic records… I had bills to pay and couldn’t insist anymore. Couldn’t fight against the system… Right now I am re-discovering, re-starting to embrace my love for these subjects. Thank you for doing this ! I can see myself in you - all of that enthusiasm 😊

[@Abbott777]

I think this is the ideal time to keep this different narrative alive as the evidence in Turkey may be the literal Ark! All animal depictions?

[@Stick3x]

Quackademics.

[@danielclover6992]

Seem like there is more info that has been hidden and they don't want us to know what they know. Maybe because it doesn't agree with religion.

[@amandacarter7740]

Go for it!

[@SpookyNugs]

As a historian I too had many questions and was shut down by my peers and my professors. Timelines don't match as cleanly as they want. I ended up giving up cause I was told I sounded like a conspiracy theorist.

[@markfetherman6593]

Two years later: Well done, Jahannah. A concise and well thought out argument on the topic. I seem to nod my head more and more every time I watch this.

[@user-vh7qr8rj1r]

What are you smoking 🚬 😂

[@user-vh7qr8rj1r]

Crack

[@athenab9956]

welcome to my world. i was saying the exact same thing 45 years ago and my professors told me to accept what i was hearing. needless to say, i didn't pursue my original interest. i could not except the narrative. so many have lost their professorships and professions rebelling against the accepted narrative. 🤬but i love your enthusiasm. never let it go 🥰

[@genogallaher837]

Same here ...

[@SaltyShaman]

@@genogallaher837 yes. And I get so annoyed when everything is chalked up to 'religious use'. No idea what this thing is, must be for religious use! hhahahaha! How lazy is that?

[@Volhybo1t]

Archaix has the right timelines.

[@ridgewalker5718]

In the mid 70s I was accepted to the American University in Beruit Lebanon. I planned to study Archeology and was so excited to be able to study near all the greatest sites in the world. Unfortunately the school got blown up when war started there and that was the end of that dream. In my first year of college in America, I had a wonderful Archeology teacher who was very honest with me explaining that I had already done more field work than he'd done in his whole career. Also to get a job I would need a doctorate just to be able to teach. Those were the only jobs available at that time. And then there was my firm belief that history as we were taught was very wrong. He explained what the profession did to people like me. So I changed majors and pursued my own learning though it was many years later before I found more like minded folks.

[@mrj9905]

Higher education is there to put the narrative in your brain tight enough that you would not challenge it. If you do, you are crucified...

[@edwardcoyle5425]

"What should I do with this copper chisel.?" "You can leave it there. The diamond tip tools are coming with us."

[@christinewilde110]

😄 yes, of course!

[@OldNavajoTricks]

Same as wwII yanks, stripped stuff of value and dumped millions of dollars worth of kit as carting it home was too expensive...

[@Nick-hi9gx]

Copper+sand will cut through granite and dolemite cleaner than diamond, if the ancients actually even knew that diamond was hard enough to cut (which they didnt) and had any way to actually make use of it (which they didn't).

[@paladinr3016]

@@Nick-hi9gx You speak in absolutes, theories are not set in stone. (no pun intended).

[@fermisparadox01]

@@Nick-hi9gx you are way out of your league on construction techniques if you believe that bud. You wouldn't last a day in construction.

[@richardmarshall433]

I recently was amazed to find out that a Smithsonian geologist and archeologist found Egyptian hieroglyphs in the Grand Canyon in 1909 put out a huge report on it and a few years later removed ALL references to it! 🤔

[@Val.Kyrie.]

Smithsonian say those men never existed. What if someone went through all their old records and searched the footnotes for those men? There’s no way they erased every trace.

[@chateauqueribus]

19:40 ​@@Val.Kyrie.

[@yeetman4953]

sources needed

[@Kelnx]

That was during the Egypt craze in the US. A lot of hoaxes from back then because the news papers were thirsty for more and more "discoveries".

[@2TONESKY]

​@@yeetman4953the Internet

[@jeremiahtree-dweller7370]

The youtube algorithm failed me, because I JUST discovered this channel and I watch Jimmy's channel, UnchartedX, anything with Graham Hancock, etc., so what's up with that youtube? Hahaha. This is brilliant. Now I'm going to binge watch everything here.

[@deaniegarcia5694]

I began following you after hearing your name mentioned by Randall Carlson. Like me, you were bitten by the history of ancients by Graham Hancock, who is brilliant. You have the gift of being able to make the complex, understandable. I am a retired engineer, with a need to understand all things. I have learned much from you…keep up the great work, you are brilliant. Thank you and kindest, Louie

[@anthonydelgiudice3245]

Same and Randell called her gorgeous twice lol

[@chefbubbaclemson3701]

LIDAR has already started to revolutionize our historical concepts of civilization and human technological history.

[@jeremylawson6648]

every few months i find myself checking recent discoveries made possible through LIDAR the time was possibly upended in the late 90’s, since then it’s all up in the air. this universe is absolutely immense and so is earth, there’s been so many deluges im sure of it.

[@joebobmarley2854]

Thanks to Graham Hancock I learned about Lidar.

[@stephenc1795]

At the age of 16, a thought came to me that “There’s something not right with this world “. Since then my curiosity has developed to understanding how we as humans have developed. I believe we’ve been lied to consistently about so many of the wonderful structures and people of the past just to keep us from finding the key for our future development and safety. It’s not found in computers it’s in our brains. Thanks

[@ShahWirana-bq9hv]

That's right, to be more specific, the key is your pineal in your brain

[@mnomadvfx]

You are half right. The key to humanity becoming better is elimination of our limbic (emotional) brain which is largely responsible for the worst among us.

[@tylorchapman1567]

100% a theory but I blame The Roman Catholic Church of ancient times. Had a thought based on the many secrets of the Vatican mayhaps they erased a large amount of history to improve their significance

[@darksat6]

Many answers lie also in our junk Dna

[@seazea1941]

​@@mnomadvfxi dont like what your saying ...however i cant argue about emotion thats why men are supposed to be stoic and women should follow the example , (they are the most emotional)

[@Usucre]

Has anyone considered that these ancient structures were built at the same approximate distance from the north pole in advance of an ice age, to coincide with predictions of where the ice would reach? As far as the Egyptians are concerned, it's not hard to image they found the majority of the artifacts, currently labeled Egyptian, but only because they labeled them and incorporated them into their culture. If you moved into a house with a great structure and great furnishings, why would you bother to change anything, you would simply adapt your life around your environment.

[@maylin1986]

I watched something on yt a while back that there was a tribe that did come in and removed pretty much, all the original Egyptians. The ones that very well had the knowledge of the pyramids and such. Anymore, when I hear that there's a organization that does what they can to hide away artifacts, because they want to "protect and keep safe" their history, that's understandable to an extent. It's one thing to protect and keep safe artifacts that are delicately old. But another when I feel like they're hiding/hording away valuable historical information. I'm not irritated with today's Egyptians, but the culture that surrounds this issue with the main organization itself. Because even then, they're hiding history from the world, but also from their own people. Either they're afraid that the artifacts they found do not correlate with Egyptian history and they don't want their cultural impact taking battle damage. Or they refuse to show said artifacts because then not only would the info possibly not be connected to them, but maybe some information somewhat advanced that it could trip up the whole timeline in everything we've come to know about history. The Egyptian organization (don't know the name) needs to stop being selfish by hiding these things for nobody to see. They can keep their stuff safe and protected, but share a picture or a video of said finds at the very least. Let us celebrate in your findings also. Share the joy. 😆 I feel like because they won't share hardly any findings at all over there, it's more about protecting their image. It's about making themselves out to be the only kind to plant in that area and live. If you think about it. If their relatives did live during the time the pyramids were built, they wouldn't have lost such valuable information. Because they're hiding artifacts. The only thing, the organization anyway, is hiding is that their ancestors wiped out the originals to the area, and nobody wants to think of being related to such a clan, that was responsible for wiping away such valuable knowledge and information. Or, they want to be the first to break the cool news. There's that too.

[@johnmcnulty4425]

Imagine what archeology lies beneath the ocean waves when the sea level was lower during the Ice Age.

[@cerratonics]

Have you read any Graham Hancock? He's had whole maps made up and explored the ancient ruins pre flood

[@ealan3694]

Exactly! Jahannah mentioned the Younger Dryas event. What she didn't mention is that melt water from the NA ice sheets instantly melting raised sea levels world-wide 3-400 ft! Knowing that, go look at a night-time image of the entire globe with all the lights and then work out how much of our population today, is all coastal based! 90+ percent of the world population lives within something like 100 miles of the coast lines. 3-400ft sea level rise is the end of a civilization. It's all underwater. And back in antiquity, who's to say they had the equivalent of refrigeration or good means of transporting water to allow people to live further in land? I wouldn't put it past them, but was it even something they would have even done? It could explain the lack of inland ancient ruins from that period and we only get them later on. They're diving on the ancient cities of India close to 20 miles off the coast! Why? Because that's where the coast was! That's where all the cities were at some point. Archaeology is also a real pin-prick sort of exploration. Consider the millions of square kilometers to excavate. Then the dozens upon dozens of feet of sediments that you'd have to excavate to find anything of significance. It's a shot in the dark to find anything, and more often than not, it's a matter of some random Joe stubbing his toe or digging for some other purpose, tilling fields, ect, that they hit upon significant finds. Yet we treat it and the conjured history from those discoveries as the gospel of history and it's like not even 10 pixels of a 4k image!

[@jeremylawson6648]

@@ealan3694 lol bro this is exactly why i read youtube comments. I don’t have much to add but i’ve never thought about the graham hancock/ coastline thing in that context. it really would be EVERYTHING.

[@virolo1960]

Sea level rise was not due to ending an ice age. It was due to water and ice falling to earth during the flood. Prior to that the earth had a water layer above the atmosphere, probably rings like Saturn.

[@cerratonics]

@@virolo1960 right..

[@dwreck2842]

I’m so glad Randall Carlson talked about you! I’ve tried to talk to my friends and other people about stuff like this and there eyes always glaze over but a video like this is perfect to show them

[@GalactusOG]

Same. Thank God. Whom or what ever God is, Thank God.

[@misterbojangles6205]

Boy-O- boy can I relate Derek. Explaining Chemtrails is also great FUN.

[@christianadams9114]

To surmise, most of history is a lie. Humanity is a genetically engineered slave race and whilst evolution is part truth, lizards don’t morph into rat like creatures, or single cell organisms don’t transform into complex life forms such as ourselves. These ancient structures were built by pre-Adamite humans and or extraterrestrials. Essentially the Elohim/Anunnaki/Olympian gods/Aesir/Fallen Ones(whichever name you prefer as they’re all one and the same) are responsible for the creation of human civilisation. Controlling us was becoming exhaustive for them so they handed the reigns of power over to The Serpent Race around 15,000 years ago as they’re specialists in mind control….which is all most pleasant of them!

[@colleenshackleton]

Randall Carlson doesn't know why Wikipedia erased him.... that's a shame of course but beware of the cancel culture! Part of the reason history was never considered especially for Egypt is that Muslims were told life began at 3500... anything before that is a lie ~

[@robcavenagh8908]

First time viewer here . . Good grief! I am blown away. This creator is the first one I've seen to gather together all the puzzling facts about the history of the ancient precision machining throughout the world, and I love this woman. If you read this, you are amazing, and I wish I could hang out with you to be exposed to your big brain.

[@cosmiclatte7282]

I don't comment very often here on youtube, but man, you have a great way of encapsulating what is important in this subject and relaying it to anyone who is not very familiar with it. You are very relatable to some of us. Your enthusiasm shines through and I hope you are still doing the good work. I do feel I can genuinely send it to any of my relatives or friends in the hope they would receive this information well and we could have a good chat about it afterwards. Will try that slowly. I think you make the information more inclusive.... well done Funny Olde one ;) and take care x

[@clubcocotravels]

I’m so obsessed with this topic as well. 1,000,000 % we are a civilization who has no memory of our actual history. We’re just barely starting to scratch the surface and it’s so exciting it’s happening in our lifetime :) now if only old dogma can get out of our way……

[@gaylelee1999]

I’m with you 100%. We have to become bold enough and courageous enough to challenge the status quo. I just hope we can find out the truth before we destroy ourselves (or get destroyed) again

[@SaltyShaman]

@@gaylelee1999 makes me think of a few things, actually. How often does this comet issue happen? Perhaps that needs to be tracked O.o We may need some dudes (ok, and dudettes) checking for strays in June and November. It also reminds me of the native story from Vancouver Island BC. Everything started in fire, we go through a cycle, and return to fire. Also the faint echo heard everywhere, "Everything has happened before, and everything will happen again". But as Mark Twain pointed out, history doesn't so much repeat.. it's more like it rhymes.

[@kraanz]

"1,000,000 %" You can't even grasp the concept of percentage, perhaps don't strain your extremely malnourished brain any further.

[@SaltyShaman]

@@kraanz oh shush, buddy was excited. Negative Nelly.

[@ChrisPhamLe]

@@SaltyShaman I’m surprised she didn’t mention this in the video. Not only did the last apocalyptic event happen around 13,000 years ago, but there’s carvings in a stone in Gobekli Tepe that was “decoded” by Graham Hancock giving us a warning of the next apocalypse. It shows the alignment of stars that were present during the catastrophic event. A certain alignment that only happens twice every 26,000 years. And we just happen to be living in the time that this alignment is once again present. This configuration will be present between 1960-2040, an 80 year window. That means to say another meteor shower is coming and would cause a mass apocalypse some time within the next 17 years. It’s scary to think about and even astronomers are even saying we are in the danger zone right now.

[@twosidessally9091]

I've recently become an ancient history nerd myself! Have been going down the Graham Hancock/Randall Carlson rabbit holes about all this stuff. So excited to find this video of yours, so well articulated and with extra humour and glamour thrown in! I really enjoyed watching this and look forward to watching all your other videos too 🙂

[@chrisweatherley9587]

hancock is nothing but a plagiarist and a drama queen. he has not had an original insight in his life. carlson on the other hand gets some respect from me.

[@show_me_your_kitties]

Hancock 🤦‍♀️ he is a hack

[@nothing2chere324]

@@chrisweatherley9587 dont forget erich from Däniken.

[@chrisweatherley9587]

@@nothing2chere324 he was probably hancocks guru.

[@coyotebones1131]

I’m sorry, but hey we all start off with the approved out LIARS lol

[@anthonypettit3713]

Glad to see someone asking the basic questions about the project and how not only repeating the same old teachings

[@damiansquire9458]

Please please please keep doing what you are doing, whilst I am a huge fan of Graham and Randall, you have a fantastic way of breaking things down into simple questions that make people stop and think, my daughter wants to become an archaeologist and you are a fantastic role model for her.

[@belalugrisi1614]

“Few things in this world are more predictable than the reaction of conventional minds to unconventional ideas.” - John Anthony West

[@belalugrisi1614]

@Pol Pot 2024 “Better a cruel truth than a comfortable delusion.” - Edward Abby

[@wiretamer5710]

@@belalugrisi1614 The truth can kill: fundamental lesson of war.

[@wiretamer5710]

An 'unconventional idea' is an oxymoron: all ideas can be original, and all ideas can inspire by random association. Conventions are relative, because repetition can produce holistically unique outcomes. Nothing in human experience is conceptually useless or detrimental.

[@stefanfrankel8157]

Sounds like something Charles Fort would write. Fort points out that the great Lavoisier didn't think that rocks could fall from the sky, because "there are no rocks in the sky."

[@GregoryJByrne]

The climate changes due to the GALACTIC Milankovitch not you & not CO2. Eccentricity 235,000 year rotation of galactic bulge outside force, Obliquity climate trends & Precession climate cataclysms every 12,000 years NOW when our solar system eclipses our galaxies double torus electromagnetic/gravitational plane for a 1,000 years. Antikythera device, Gobekli tepe. "All shall seek shelter under rocks or in caves." The climate disasters your witnessing now are just the birthing pains Mother Earth's east to west WATER will break with the conjunction of the planets in 2033 & every 40 years thereafter for the millennia it takes to cross the galaxies magnetic plane. Jesus he warned us about the self proclaimed Chosen people = Yatzi Master Race & these the END of DAYS with the book of REVEALTIONS & the cause with the 7 north stars of the PRECESSION of the Alpha/Omega Equinoxes cycle he held in his hand. Covid is Baby Boomer Bust due to usual suspects of seasonal FLu which leads to pneumonia & old age. Ezekiel Musk is a self proclaimed chosen person and is LYING to humanity about the cause of climate change being you & Co2 as well as his satellites falling from the sky. Comets from the Oort cloud are being pushed into our atmosphere not Musk's satellites. "The Families who control the timelines of the past control the future. Descendants of Abraham who control the present Media & Money control the past." Orwell Hess

[@cam_d]

A few thoughts: 1. Humanity has existed in cycles (Homo sapiens have existed for about 300000 years, a lot of cycles) 2. A civilization can be evaluated based on precision 3. Replication of that precision is another illustration of technological advancement 4. I appreciate your presentation, informative and entertaining.

[@Easy_Skanking]

Michael Cremo has detailed the finding of homo sapiens remains that were dated at 2 billion years old in a seam of coal. His work has many artifacts and discoveries that will really make you think about things differently.

[@theincantrix1144]

@@Easy_Skanking I just picked up a rock and dated it to be 5 quintillion years old.

[@bacobill]

In India I believe the cycles are 20,000

[@theincantrix1144]

@@bacobill If you mean the Yuga cycles, you are incorrect. However, I have no idea why you would even interject that as it has no bearing on dating.

[@bacobill]

@@theincantrix1144 Because I'm really stupid.. feel better?

[@homesteadgamer1257]

We have to consider, too, that carbon dating very much depends on the acidity of soil or rain. In an area with extremely high acidity in the soil and thus plants and rain, metal - pure grade, manufactured metal can completely turn to rust dust in less than 300 years, and during a dry windy day that rust dust can be completely blown out of the area the metal rusted in. Stone is often the only thing that survives wind and rain and acidity erosion.

[@yvonnesmith6152]

You’re absolutely correct that there’s a covert effort to stop any/all archaeological digs or even leisurely inquest. One thing that really scared me was when “ISIS/Daesh” with pinpoint accuracy went from ancient to ancient site (even those that had no idols) and destroyed it with high-explosives. It was just so non-sensical and hints at something troubling, very troubling.

[@stihlpancakes661]

It’s very nice to see a “young face” put on this information. The younger people won’t listen to an old man drone on about this very important information. But it needs to be understood! Amazing work keep it up!

[@saharatopaz558]

Yes 60yr old me was thinking the same - good to turn the kids onto some different views . keep it up!

[@brando3342]

@StihlPancakes661 Don't encourage ignorance please.

[@Ghotet]

That is not true. a lot of young people listen to old men drone on about this stuff. One example, Graham Hancock is pretty popular these days.

[@scottinWV]

I will listen to different people's views on history. We tend to put trust those who have put in decades of work and study into their information though.

[@effynme]

I get the same looks from the younger generation...lol.. Yes,thank you for putting a better face to our shared questions...

[@mrhaze8451]

Good to see not everyone is blind to what is right in front of them.

[@shuheihisagi6689]

Are you people high? I learned about all this stuff from other contemporary KZbinrs. There is nothing out of this video that is groundbreaking or even highly debated. Except for all Hancock's work, he simply uses mathematical patterns to connect cultures like he was hosting an episode of Ancient Aliens.

[@chrispersad8388]

@@shuheihisagi6689 lol you got no life

[@shuheihisagi6689]

@@chrispersad8388 My life is pretty based since I am still a student. Go project somewhere else, or say something with actual substance.

[@chrispersad8388]

@@shuheihisagi6689 stop hating on others enjoyment. Go eat a mushroom and not the poison kind

[@shuheihisagi6689]

@@chrispersad8388 I have had plenty in highschool. I am more interested in truths and not how I feel now.

[@OtherMike5000]

Absolutely BRILLIANT thesis presentation!!!

[@pyrace]

Brilliant luv. It great to see that people are seeing this, and it's really important that the message is spread. I really enjoyed how well spoken you are, and how diligently you've researched your material.

[@jacknastyface5623]

As a teenager I read 'Worlds in Collision' by Immanuel Velikovsky. Whatever you think of that book or it's author, just consider the 'establishments' reaction to the book and it will give you an understanding of how invested they are in keeping the status quo!

[@neverstopdreeeming]

I "see" your World's in Collision, and I "raise" you 1 - City by Clifford Simak.

[@dalelane1948]

Wow, I'd totally forgotten about that book (i too read it as a teenager, along with Gurdgieff and Ouspensky) - thanks for sending me into my upcoming rabbithole, lol

[@davidelliott5843]

Don’t worry. People like Eric Von Daniken can always be found to discredit original thinking. His books are fiction at best but their real purpose is to make alternative history look like another of his frauds.

[@niauropsaka]

Velikovsky's understanding of planetology is crap.

[@jelink22]

NOTHING in Velikovsky's crackpot speculations has ever been substantiated. Or would you like to offer something?

[@mikeweiler3452]

I have been dealing with this very topic for almost 10 years now and have been trying for at least as long to convince people (with facts) that our history is wrong. Your video sums up very well. My hope is that someday we can access the oldest books in the world (Vatican library) and find answers. However, we would also need people who understand the languages in which the books were written. One thing is certain, the story as it is told to us is wrong for the very simple reason that it is absolutely illogical. Very good video.

[@joykelly440]

Remember who the group of people are who put Martin Luther on trial for saying what a book's texts actually said, instead of what they said it said. What was the reason for hiding that message from those poor people during the Dark Ages?

[@FreeAdvice4All]

Sadly, we won't see any of those books unless we abolish the catholic church completely. Even then, I'd wager, there would be govs hiding them to protect themselves.

[@MrGreensweightHist]

"and have been trying for at least as long to convince people (with facts) that our history is wrong. " Except the facts are not on your side.

[@kevt6151]

Problem is we are younger than thought they have added as they always do...we were never hunter gatherers we have always been like we are. The powers add years to fight the bible. After the world was flooded it was only 6 days until humans were on earth. Lucifer wanted to make his empire and used his reptilian DNA to create the Dino's. Then we were banished to earth where he and the fallen ones were and they have corrupted ud ever since. They gave us many things we should never have been given metalology, makeup , charms, armour and weapons. We live with things that were created from corrupting our DNA when the fallen one mated with human woman the Nephilim were born Giants, Blue eyes are not a natural thing there are many throw backs polydactyl persons with for example 6 fingers each hand and 6 toes this was a feature of the Nephilim giants and is strong today amongst the spawn and offspring of the side of Lucifer...I mean Hollywood stars ...surprise US presidents , Hollywood stars Royalty and many more areas are filled wth the bloodlines. No such thing as plucked form obscurity they run the world and fill all dominant and financial roles across every industry the cream on top taking the big money and making the decisions we all cant understnd how it happened now you know!

[@MrGreensweightHist]

@@kevt6151 "we were never hunter gatherers we have always been like we are" Please, FFS stop typing lectures on subjects you don't understand, and especially not filled with mythological bullcrap like Giants and Lucifer. There are organisms, living right now, that are older than your Bible claims the entire planet is/ Also, contrary to your Bible, Earth isn't flat either, just FYI

[@TheMarman57]

I am 100% with you on this topic Jahannah. I too have been involved in projects which were stopped in their tracks when there was still plenty of the budget available just because the articles in the substrata being unearthed were not what was expected. I remember the puzzled looks, and got a glimpse a few of the objects that had been teased out of the earth which looked like a level of knowledge and skill had been used to produce them that the standard narrative suggests shouldn't have been possible at that stage of human evolution. So, the work was stopped, we went back to the classroom, and were told the budget had to be re-allocated and that the project would continue at a later date. Weeks later the whole area had been filled over as if nothing significant went on there. Many years later, It is still waiting continuation, and is now grassed over. It's actually hard to find the site now. There was never any intention of continuing with the excavation. Some of us heard that the can of worms would have been too significant.

[@johnnyfacchin6469]

If we get advanced enough maybe we can stop our annihilation this time around. Love this channel.

[@basedredpilled1809]

The Ellora Cave #16 (The Kailāśa temple) [which is a single piece, top-down, rock-cut megalith], Ramappa Temple, and the Hoysaleswara Temple (all in India) are some of the most profound "WTF" smoking guns for ancient lost civilizations and ancient high technology use you will ever see.

[@ronuss]

so true, everyone focus on egypt but india is the real smoking gun

[@MrGreensweightHist]

No, they are not.

[@basedredpilled1809]

C'mon, normie, can you only type in soundbites or what? "No, they are not" what? (I bet you actually paused to think to yourself whether or not you should splurge and go for the "they are" instead of just abbreviating with the "they're" so as better to convey just how seriously serious, but I jest). Have you EVER EVEN looked into these ancient ruins, or rather even peeked into this field of study ooorrrr? Or was that eloquently terse soundbite the best ya got?

[@MrGreensweightHist]

@@basedredpilled1809 No they are not the "smoking guns for ancient lost civilizations and ancient high technology" They didn't have high tech by any standards except those of tier own time. Yes, they had pottery and stone working, that's about it. While the detail of the craftsmanship was good, it wasn't exceptionally so. As for typing in "sound bites", it is clear that you are adverse to reading anything longer than a soundbite or you wouldn't be posting nonsense. Heck, your first example of The Kailāśa temple isn't even from BCE times...it is less than 2000 years old. It is younger than the Colosseum in Rome by 600+ years "Have you EVER EVEN looked into these ancient ruins," Deeper than you have, clearly.

[@basedredpilled1809]

​@@MrGreensweightHist Thanks for replying. I'm at work right now and I don't have the time to respond accordingly. But one quick question before I try to make you see the obvious: Is there any scenario in which you could see yourself admitting that basically everything you thought you knew about the history of civilization on this planet could be false?

[@merrillcazier4369]

Bright Insights referred me here. Grand story you’re telling.

[@Iceman219]

Check out JonLevi next

[@jeremiahjohnson400]

Love Jimmy!

[@jeremiahjohnson400]

Robert Sepehr. Fascinating subjects to blow ur mind. One of my favorites lately

[@danielherfurth2986]

From Mexico. I didn't like history when I was a child but, you know what,? THANK YOU because you are one of these beautiful souls that appreciate history so much that you.make it extremely interesting. Thank you thank you thank you! Love you and your videos 😊

[@johnmausen8369]

Gobekli tepe was not intentionally covered up. Castles used during the crusades have four feet of dirt that needs to be removed before you can look for things under the floor. It's natural sediment: wind and dirt.

[@robertbraga5286]

Thats one of our biggest problems in this life....everyone acts like they know everything...and once you can accept that we know nothing opens the limiting beliefs and then u can truely see whats happening

[@jzeerod]

yup, until then your an ignoramous knowitall.

[@findingsolutions198]

Yes, like flat earth

[@Solid_Roots]

AGREED 😇👽🐣🤠!!!!¡¡!!!!¡¡!!!!

[@Kaelus41]

@@findingsolutions198 no....... Earth is not flat lol. The Sumerian tablets are pretty clear about Earth being a round planet. There's an ancient source if you don't believe modern science/math. You flat Earth people always screw up a good conversation about real digging for ancient knowledge and history

[@findingsolutions198]

@@Kaelus41 nope sorry.you are misdirected and programmed

[@brienfoerster]

Looking forward for the update Jahannah!

[@randellhillspeaks753]

You're the man B

[@brienfoerster]

@@ZeroOneInfinity Most kind of you.

[@sallirebecca3230]

@@ZeroOneInfinity and Hancock!

[@sidewinder814u]

Also there is another theory that a Micro Nova that happens every 12,000 years, according to the DieHold foundation and SuspiciousObservers.org kinda who also just promoted Jimmy of bright insight. Definitely what comes around goes around every twelve thousand years on the Sun like it's solar clock.

[@solooutlawz2685]

Brien isn't The man he is the all father

[@michaelj2536]

I love this woman. Can't believe I found this treasure of a channel

[@Rtoej]

"Sceptard" first time hearing that! 😂Brilliant! Just found this chanel, up there with uncharted x, why files, library or the untold! Thank you for your creativity😍.

[@tracymitchell9399]

I absolutely love the fact that the younger generation is running with this. You are an amazing young lady and I applaud your research and tenacity. I've just discovered your channel, but am a subscriber now. Thank you for your hard work.

[@scarling9367]

It's like the dinosaurs. When I was a kid, the asteroid theory was just that. ..a theory. Seems to be talked about as settled science now.

[@fecu2394]

@@scarling9367 Well yes, but that's a good thing. Scientific knowledge progresses as we learn more. 30 years ago, the evidence wasn't in on the comet collision but now it is overwhelming. A hundred years ago the evidence wasn't in on plate tectonics, but now the evidence is incontrovertible. Two hundred years ago and Newtonian gravity was the consensus. But some experiments showed that there was more to it and now we have relativity - which exactly agrees with Newtonian gravity when a value called "gamma" is 1 (which it almost always almost does). Experiments showed this new hypothesis was even better so the consensus changed. But the flat earth theory will never catch on because we already know it's false. That's how science keeps getting better and better. Remember when you grew up, were computers as good as now? And "theory" in science doesn't mean what you think it means, it's not a hunch like we say in everyday speak. It means there are no other models/explanations which account for the data. So, take the Oxygen Theory of Combustion, it means your car starts. If another explanation comes along that explains it better then it'll be replaced but I wouldn't hold your breath (that was a very geeky joke). Get it? Science / rationality isn't dogma. It's dictated by evidence. If the data changes, so do the conclusions. Especially when we develop better measurements.

[@joshmarden9933]

@@fecu2394 homo superbus... arrogance is our defining characteristic. You still think that asteroid was 65 million years ago? I have doubts about the entire timeline I've been taught. Starting with the group who chose to start the clock again at "1 ad" and the revisionist groups rewriting everything before.

[@helenx1542]

This is a very deep rabbit hole and I'm delighted to see someone so young captivated by the nonsense of the current timeline. Been on this journey for many years.

[@dxwallace55]

History is the new sexy......

[@fredgillespie5855]

The young are usually captivated by by novelty.

[@hd-xc2lz]

@@fredgillespie5855 And captivated by scenarios of experts stripped of high status... up until marriage and kids.

[@Sassyfreq]

Hehehe deep is good, the further you go, the deeper it goes lol 😁 Reset, after reset, after reset, after reset and so on 😅

[@jaylispwalker3773]

the mother of all rabbit holes

[@bloemundude]

The Crazy World of Arthur Brown's 1968 song, Fire, was about how civilizations and accomplishments can be wiped out and regress according to the singer. The cyclical nature of governmental forms and civilization zeitgeists are really worth perusing on the web. Quigley (1961), Machiavelli, and Polybius probably had the best elucidations on the topic. Your point on nearly every ancient society NOT claiming to have invented math/agriculture/writing and instead having been taught it from visitors/others is one of the reasons I have enormous respect for those societies as a whole. The only thing keeping them from claiming inventions is historical integrity and personal honesty. The Indian Vedas have tales (and Hanuman had a physical tail) about very ancient times and that India used to be a peopled island which struck Asia and pushed up the Himalayas. The collision geologically happened around 55 million years ago. The Indians wrote about true events, I have no doubt, but how can you integrate those kind of numbers into a coherent timeline? If you tried to unify all of the anomalous points, you'd have that there were people in England 600,000 years ago, Germany 9,700,000 years ago, and India 55,000,000 years ago. And then the primitives lumbered out-of-Africa 250,000 years ago? Nothing would fit together. Unless you want all the history books to be a ridiculous, disconnected smattering of evidence of people now and then over many millions of years, we kind of need to keep our 12,000 year continuous world history as the standard while also publishing the weird points as a fringe. Obviously, a history timeline that integrated the Indian great Yugas (Satya, Treta, Dvapara, and Kali) would work, but it would leave a lot of empty expanses of time.

[@danielvalfridsson]

I love your enthusiasm! ❤ I always wonder, why do people only care about working all week for some simple enjoyment in the weekend, they don’t ask why we’re here and if there is something we should do. Waiting mindlessly for death. How can they not be interested in the bigger questions? Thank you for todays breakfast KZbin video 🤓

[@deepSouthTexasPrepper]

The most upsetting about the "main stream" timeline ...is, that they had to destroy proof that their timeline was not the correct one. Imagine the amazing things from history that we will never be able to see because someone destroyed it just to be right... makes my heart hurt. Things 100% do not add up. They built better than us, its that simple. When something is built so well that we can't replicate it ... its a red flag that they were more advanced in some things. America before by Graham Hancock is a pretty good book about some of this.

[@BrokenButterfly611]

It’s still happening now. Super sus that when ISIS was running amok they specifically targeted and destroyed historic sites and museum artifacts. Bright Insight has a video where he talks about it (which is actually how I came to subscribe to this channel lol) Def heart wrenching that TPTB have probably and will probably destroy many things to keep people from seeing truth in relation to not just history but even modern times and what’s happening around us right this moment

[@stevestarr3160]

To me the Library of Alexandria would possibly be one of those places that was purposely destroyed. Your Idea of intentional destruction to save the timeline that is supposed to be believed makes me think that so much and so many things are covered up or destroyed.

[@Quietanarchy1]

Library of alexandria is a pretty upsetting one. But there is a possibility that alot of material was taken first. Only the vatican knows the answer

[@ancientnewjerseymudflood]

We're a genetic experiment that resets through solar flares of plasma events plasma that cause massive earthquakes 7 or more and thats when LIQUIFACTION (MUD FLOODS) e every 2 to 300 years.. That's why everything's always buried because we literally have civilizations beneath us from previous resets. That's why the ancient civilizations had dwellings underground they pop up all the time you're somebody's in the basement they're gonna renew the wall and the whole chamber opens that can suit a 1000 people to the 1000 people they knew about these cyclical events. I definitely believe that we're up to one now. There's gonna be a lot of changes from this moment on. I believe it's cyclical and it does have to do with the sun not in a global warming way but in it's either a plasma then. Take a good look around wherever you are I'm here in New Jersey less than 1% of the trees here are older than 300 years old it's a good year's old it's all brand new growth take a good look at your in your state park your local park your national parks and how many trees will you find that have a diameter of 3 and a 1/2 feet or more or 4' or more. We literally had scorched the Earth and I know a lot of people aint gonna like this but I also don't believe that we're in a spinning ball with curved water . We are we have been lied to and continue to be lied controllers of the realm.. They have gone to great lengths to change civilizations around police stations around black Americans are native to this land they never came from Africa that was just to back0 Darwinism and the back out of Africa theory which is all b*******. I'm not an area so I don't have skin in this game but they have hidden the areas for instance to several pharoahs had red hair.. Buddha had blue eyes and was thin. Don't know where the fat guy came from but if you go to the oldest temples in Thailand hes very thin with blue eyes. Gangnam style had red hair and blue eyes his wife was a blonde but they keep telling us that there's the same Mongolia today no they were aryan then. Aryan simply means MEN OR RENOUN. The country Iran was named Iran for the aryans that used to be there. If you really become autodidactic or self educated you would see all these things clearly but we've been conditioned to our school system to just be given information Are the way the deliberate Is dumming down of America is it extra and focus well. Thank you for your research

[@ancientnewjerseymudflood]

Indeed I concur

[@timothyhernandez3803]

I made the exact same arguments to my archeology professor in 2004, based on the geological and archeological records available back then. There is a lot of dogma in the scientific community that has to be overcome in order to truly follow the science here. I theorized then that we are on a ten thousand year cycle, where civilization and technology peeks and crashes within that cycle.

[@stephenfraser2641]

Or possibly how we come up with these dates are all wrong..

[@timothyhernandez3803]

@@stephenfraser2641 that could very well be the case.

[@MarqueseP]

It called the Adam and Eve event aka poleshift. I found this out by reading a booked declassified by the cia called the “Adam and Eve event.

[@lawrencedewan9838]

Ah yes, The Blow-Hard Bafflement.... Well unstated!

[@Mr.EeToMyself]

The flipping of the magnetic poles?

[@michaelj2536]

When she says " I can't sleep at night " I thought - No one ever said how I feel about this until now. So good to discover someone like minded ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@TheMatrixgeneration]

I’m there with you, we will not get the right answers if we don’t know the right questions and you got many right questions. Much appreciated

[@jasonburden8297]

The amount of damage done during a cataclysm is a major factor.

[@SassyShay7]

Poles flipping and sudden tectonic plate shifts would cause such choas.

[@evbbjones7]

@@SassyShay7 Eyes up, no fear. ;)

[@wmellor87]

Checkout the speed with which the flood from Glacier Lake Missoula carved out the Washington State badlands!!

[@jasonburden8297]

@@wmellor87 i live at the mouth of the gorge. That flood created the area i live in.

[@tonystottler9659]

I was wondering why my intuition told me that we were not the first advanced human occupancy on earth. I thank you for sharing this information. Oh yeah, YOU are an amazing human. More power to you and the good work you do for the rest of us.

[@MrGreensweightHist]

"I was wondering why my intuition told me that we were not the first advanced human occupancy on earth." Because you are out of touch with reality,

[@atilathesonofdanubius4277]

Excellent short documentary. I like your format and chronology of events.

[@qui-gonjay2944]

Just heard your episode with the Snake Bros. Love your enthusiasm about this subject. Definitely earned yourself a new fan.

[@NeilJ894]

If the oldest structures are more precise than the more recent ones I would argue it's because they were motivated by something other than economics. A concept that is hard for modern society to truly grasp. Spiritual cultures connected to place and land with a custodianahip mind set, can achieve incredible things. If efficiency and profit isn't your goal but instead beauty, precision or some other metric amazing things can be created. We could and need to learn from these cultures I feel.

[@hans-joachimbierwirth4727]

If the oldest structures look precise to you you need glasses. Or try to get sober.

[@caedmonv55]

@@hans-joachimbierwirth4727 You're a jerk, and you're wrong. And that's much more accurate than the completely out of hand dismissal of archaeological findings you thought would be super useful.

[@ata5855]

I get your point, but what percentage of those people during those times lived as well as the average person now? While our structures may be economically driven, or cheaply made, perhaps that allow for a greater access to resources for the commoner. Just a thought, just a theory

[@iamILLweezi]

The older structures are better because they were directly taught from whoever. And it's knowledge that was lost over time.

[@hans-joachimbierwirth4727]

@@caedmonv55 How could i dare to deny the precision of Stonhenge and Gobekli Tepe. Most probably i'm a Russian bot or something...

[@chriswood7031]

Just discovered your channel and love your presentation, and your humour is refreshing. I believe there have been many 'civilisations' and 'resets' and we're connecting the dots faster than ever. Subscribed and thank you :-)

[@BeatlesFan1975]

This is my new favorite channel for the whole "were dealing with a lost, advanced civilization" theme .. She gets right to the point and seems to streamline all the information we have already heard, but she adds humor.. Good job!!

[@michaelj2536]

This is the only channel I'm going to watch for the rest of my life !!! 😂

[@HellNoMoreBiden]

Look up The Why Files. Even has a tinfoil hat wearing talking 🐠 lol, Hecklefish, with a Bronx attitude. It's enjoyable to watch

[@jefftaylor8294]

beat me to it...lo. BEWARE the crabcat...@@HellNoMoreBiden

[@snippydoodle8402]

We are not missing just something! We are missing everything...

[@blohnnie7395]

bruv this should be top comment.

[@jaustinkwack]

Ya this is good ! Missing everything but right in front of our eyes ! Simple questions hang in space....

[@WhirledPublishing]

@@jaustinkwack That's right - the truth is right in front of our eyes and next to nobody notices - for example: Sept Oct Nov Dec There it is - in our face - all our lives and next to nobody notices what it's telling us.

[@bethbartlett5692]

I reference a *Researcher and Author* that I chanced to find, whom offers the most Scientific Answer Potential to the puzzle of the: Megalithic Building Blocks found in what are clearly from the most Ancient History observable worldwide: *RL Poole, "The Leedskalnin Codex",* and a pre-release of this book Interview with none other than George Noory, "Coast to Coast Radio", audio available here on KZbin. Uploaded on January 1, 2020, "Coral Castle Holds the Secret to How Pyramids and Megalithic Structures were Constructed". (Structures was omitted in the title) Note: See my comment on the "Coast to Coast" Video for current details on RL People's KZbin Channel change. Additional details: re: Mainstream Academia and those whom actually follow the "Standards of Science and Research" aka the "Authentic Academics" (which literally can not be accused to be Psuedo-Science as they follow the Standards, it actually would point to Mainstream as Psuedo-science). Keep in mind, *those whom are Wise of Mind use Conscious Thought + applied Higher-Mind and Consciously refrain from the behaviors of the Lower/Ego-Mind, i.e., they don't "name-call" as they are confident in their Truths.* The "Standards of Science and Research" requires the mind to be fully open and free of any Belief, Opinion, Idea, or Theory that could interfere with the greater facts emerging from the proven Research Methodologies applied. The point being that "Mainstream Academics" hold a *"19th Century Theory as the Fact Foundation Focus and have established a Paradigm based on this Theory".* Subsquently all their works and findings are influenced by this Theory, and thus limited to its "Linear Timeline". The fact that overshadows their works is that their Darwinian Position stands in Direct Opposition to the "Standards of Science and Research". Those whom adhere to the "Standards of Science and Research" are the "Authentic Academics" (A label I coined to offer reference clarity.) Always apply the "Universal Law of Attraction", It is Absolute. Best Wellbeing ...

[@WhirledPublishing]

​@@bethbartlett5692 I see you view yourself as onto the truth but since the timeline for the megaliths is documented in historic records, along with the timeline for our Earth's continents, oceans, mountains, cataclysms, Earth's expansion, Earth's climate, Earth's origins and the true timeline for our human history, we know that while you think you're onto something brilliant, you actually have nothing and are seriously misguided, self-aggrandizing and deluded.

[@piers995]

Fascinating. Even the Sphinx might be older than commonly thought. I remember seeing a documentary suggesting it had sufferred damage from heavy rain, yet the area had not seen wet periods sufficient to do such damage within the last 6,000 years. I can understand why some people think Aliens, or more ancient civilisations were involved.

[@bamboocreativebali7474]

I think Elon should watch your channel hun......

[@MrGreensweightHist]

The claim the Sphinx suffered damage from heavy rain has long been debunked.

[@irodirod4679]

Great discussion, you present it in a way that it’s seen through the eyes of a generally intelligent and intellectually curious everyday person. Very interesting and you leave a lot of threads to pull and follow. Nice work

[@brucedyer9665]

This is absolutely what I was looking for. You have answered many of my questions. Thankyou.

[@zgh46840]

Johannah you’re the best at telling this story. Your facial expressions are adorable.

[@pauliecook432]

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[@avangard357]

Stories is a correct term

[@martian6865]

I’m telling mom you’re flirting with KZbin channels again

[@nickk6267]

One wonders if she'd have 50k subscribers if she was unattractive. But you are all here for the quality of her content, right?

[@zgh46840]

@@nickk6267 would you rather have a fat bald guy tell the story

[@Jane-pc2xr]

Thank you for this video! No one in my life appreciates these anomalies and mysteries. Listening to you I was literally screaming YES!!! & THANK YOU several times. I'm so happy someone else sees that the historical timeline DOES NOT ADD UP! 💕

[@bobbywoods5888]

Yeah, I try to start conversations about ancient civilization, reality, etc., and nobody really cares. They'd rather talk about, well, kind of everything else.

[@lochnessspeedwerkz6557]

@@bobbywoods5888 da baby 🙄

[@bobbywoods5888]

@@lochnessspeedwerkz6557 lol, right. I just like talking about things that nobody has ever solved, or that doesn't have alot of evidence one way or the other. I have my own beliefs, but I'm definitely not closed-minded to other ideas either.

[@lochnessspeedwerkz6557]

@@bobbywoods5888 Mysteries, there has to be answers out there but we have to ask the right questions.

[@bobbywoods5888]

@@lochnessspeedwerkz6557 I suppose I believe most theories or hypothesis have elements of truth, (some more, some less), that we are missing the bridges to.

[@Tommyandersonskateboard]

Today was the first time I watched to your channel and it is really good, I just subscribed and already looking forward to the next videos, you make the history subjects more enjoyable. Thank you!

[@rickheid3740]

Ancient history has more questions than answers. Artifacts and archaeology alone cannot explain 50k+ years ago. Great channel! 👍

[@zdhackers09]

It is so beautiful to embrace our ancient culture in a loving way without judgement. As some people don't understand that the ancients just wanted to live that how much they cared for the earth that they and we live on.

[@DannyRayexplodingsax]

You've put a lot of excellent researchers' findings brilliantly into a single story getting that wisdom out via your unique public image. Fabulous!

[@MrGreensweightHist]

ROFLMAO. No

[@Nowhereman10]

At 16:58. An alternative explanation is that the people of Gobbeki Tepe might've buried the site, not to make it into a time capsule, but rather they buried it out of fear. If this catastrophe hit, they might've thought that the gods were punishing them for doing something wrong and so they buried it to appease the gods.

[@Nturner822]

There’s countless practical real-world reasons to explain every last thing you’re confused by…dyor. As a minor example: we use small bricks on all modern buildings as they’re easier and faster to make, transport, install, repair, and they’re just as strong. It’s called progress.

[@michics100]

You go girl. Chase this history. I'am in total agreement with you and I keep telling people that there's more history than we're taught. Keep up the work.

[@herewegoagain404]

This is the best ancient history video I've ever seen. I love your style and passion for the subject. Common sense over corrupted academia. Great stuff 🙏

[@wiretamer5710]

If you have evidence of corruption please present it or shut up. Vague generalisations are not evidence of anything.

[@thomashansen1250]

Love the content, big fan of you, Graham, Ben! Also, the Star Wars pics on your wall are fab!

[@robertwood9939]

I could watch and listen to you for hours and not get tired. Your great!

[@singularitybound]

The sheet being vaporized didn't just instantly become a Tsunami but it was also ejected up and turned into vapor, ie it would have rained a long time which also fits the stories.

[@Mortismors]

The asteroid strike in Greenland would also have hit the Earth so hard that springs would have ejected some water from the ground. That also fits the stories.

[@mnomadvfx]

Also a sudden depletion of the ice sheet would cause a slow but significant isostatic rebound of the continent itself causing sea level change as it did with Doggerland sinking into the North Sea between Britain and Europe.

[@pertpesc7058]

Randal Carlson and Graham Hancock. Two people you have to know , looking at this topic.

[@pertpesc7058]

@@Mortismors It's not "some" water. The sea level got 35 meter higher in just some few years.

[@michaelandrewnewell]

This video has left me a lot to think about and research myself. I too am a believer that the human civilization is waaaay older than the history textbooks tell us.

[@MrGreensweightHist]

It isn't. This is conspiracy theory nonsense.

[@williambell3893]

@@MrGreensweightHist 🤣 and yet you say that with such confidence. And how exactly do you know for certain how old mankind is? 🤣 extraordinary

[@MrGreensweightHist]

@@williambell3893 "and yet you say that with such confidence" Comes with being educated in a subject. "And how exactly do you know for certain how old mankind is?" Primarily this is form fossil evidence, though it is also backed up by genetics. However, it is on YOU people making the outlandish claims to provide YOUR evidence. The evidence for MY side of the argument is available in any number of peer reviewed journals you can to choose from By the way, the answer is about 300,000 years ago, presuming by "humans' we means homo sapiens specifically. Though we seem to have first diverged from other apes about 6-7 million years ago, not that you would recognize ancestors that far back as being remotely human

[@redplanet7163]

@@MrGreensweightHist "the answer is about 300,000 years ago." That's literally what she said in the video. That pushes the age of homo sapiens back an extra 100 000 years. Gobekli Tepe has pushed back the age of civilization back an extra 6000 years from recent orthodoxy. I don't know what you're arguing about.

[@MrGreensweightHist]

@@redplanet7163 You are conflating two different things Fist, Homo sapien has been around about 300,000 years, which would be the first humans, but MODERN humans with MODERN brain capacity were not until 200,000 years ago. The time line is not pushed back 100,000 years. We are a sub set of Homo sapien that took 100,000 years after the first Homo sapiens. I do understand why that can be confusing. Second, Homo sapiens did not automatically develop civilizations the moment they evolved. Civilization did not develop until between 5,000 and 6,000 years ago. Third, Gobekli Tepe was not a civilization. It is key to learning about how civilization eventual developed, but was not one in its own right, lacking any evidence of agriculture or even permanent settlement.

[@DonnaChassis]

"It doesn't fly with me, Susan!' Donna Chassis smiles..Your fan.

[@bobwellsted5654]

Jahannah, I've just discovered your channel and I love it. When I was in my teens (a long time ago) I chose to dive into the Maya culture, instead of the more well known and favoured Inca and Aztec cultures. The Maya Long Count calendar at its' maximum spanned 63,000 years. Why? Who was around then? I began to read Von Daniken and Graham Hancock and a few others and realized that we have been misled about the history of mankind. I don't know why conventional archaeology and archaeologists stick to the old story when the evidence is all around us now with our greater technology and the discovery of sites such as Gobekli Tepi and Karahan Tepi. Going to binge watch all your video!

[@kerryblackburn7850]

The civilization that built the artifacts that we do not understand today, we’re built by a civilization that we know nothing about. Their time ended, left with enough survivors to repopulate what we know as today’s civilization. Where we know currents civilization as to where it began, Is everyone that progressed in a normal timeline that makes sense to us. I’m 100% positive that the previous civilization also progressed in a similar fashion, only we are only seeing their great masonry techniques because stone last virtually millions if not billions of years. Our inventions are what allow us to make such precision, but in a catastrophic event, would be the first to wash to sea and disintegrate in very little time. The most logical and obvious answer to why we don’t understand, is that the oceans cleaned the land of anything other than stone in most places across the planet. Now why we are not told and taught this, and I 100% believe that someone on this planet knows the truth found from artifacts, is the real question here. Great video, you have a beautiful mind 🥰

[@MrGreensweightHist]

No

[@kerryblackburn7850]

@@MrGreensweightHist no, because you know everything? No, because it’s hard to believe that there hasn’t been another civilization on this planet as technically advanced as we are today? Or my real guess why you say no, is that you’re a troll and have nothing better to do. Kind of like you commenting on the same video numerous times over a span of 6 months. You have seriously come back to this video over and over again, to start new comment threads with yourself, not even replying to another comments. Get a life, Jim, because the one you’re currently living is down right sad and pathetic. It must feel lonely to have nothing better to do other than returning to the same video over and over, for no reason other than to start shit with strangers. Have a great day, Jim.

[@slappy8941]

The oceans? What evidence do you have to support your thesis? And check your spelling my, because "we're" means "we are".

[@MrGreensweightHist]

@@kerryblackburn7850 No because there is ZERO evidence to support your fake claims

[@kerryblackburn7850]

@@MrGreensweightHist they aren’t fake claims, they are my own personal opinions. Just like every other theory about ancient civilization, they are all opinions. And people like you just chose to listen and believe one theory, or opinion. We haven’t got the slightest clue of what humans were doing 12000 years ago, providing any evidence. So, as your opinion is “no”, my opinion is that there has been civilizations that we don’t know about who were much more advanced than claimed by “historians”.

[@darknigthangel]

Since I was younger, very young I had the same questions. So I come with a similar theory for myself. Is good too know I'm not the only one and there's like minded people everywhere. Thanks for the video.

[@rafaeljuniorsierra-9708]

I LOVE YOUR QUESTIONING MIND. THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH.

[@CC-ts2se]

I share your enthusiasm. The Younger Dryus hypothesis has a pretty profound amount of evidence !

[@Carlottax7]

I've heard all of this stuff before, but it's a joy to hear it put together in such an entertaining way. I often thump on about exactly this and people give me blank stares.....

[@davidnewelljr1944]

Right!? Is no one else just the least bit curious ??

[@davidnewelljr1944]

@@BrySmi that's true. I've seen it myself, every day. It makes me sad for those who have that type of attitude. I'm not judging, just saying it makes me sad for the whole of humanity and I hope and pray that is not the feeling of the majority overall

[@briancass8139]

Thank you for gathering this information together in one place. It has become increasingly obvious to me that there existed a much more sophisticated civilization that was way before the stuff we are digging up now. I thought this especially after visiting sites in Peru where Incas are credited with buildings that were far more precise and intelligent than what the the Incas had the knowledge to produce.

[@Bobbythebuilder789]

The taurid stream you mentioned, well if you ever heard of the Tunguska event? The metorite which was as big as a 25storey building impacted Russia in 1908 and it was so powerful the shockwave was felt in United Kingdom. The asteroid was traveling at a speed of about 33,500 miles (54,000 km) per hour and exploded 3 to 6 miles (5 to 10 km) above Earth's surface which is why there is no crator. But even though it exploded above earth surface, it completely flattenned and charred 2,000 square km 500,000 acre pine forest near the Tunguska River in central Siberia

[@Derseffect]

Great job girl! You are open minded and thoughtful. It’s nice to see others who think outside the “academic box”.

[@BronRobinson]

I can't even imagine how pristine and smooth it must have looked when it was first built. Your consise explanations of the historical sites is very insightful, I can tell you are very passionate about revealing what many of us take for granted every day. Cheers!

[@mytransjourney]

You are definitely on the right track & I love your personality & spunk! You are my new favorite You Tube Channel! Woot woot! Keep challenging the establishment, they are on the wrong side of history!

[@travislangevin6319]

I am so glad I found your channel because you are such a breath of fresh air with an adorable personality😊

[@kafkastrial8650]

O how truth is feared by those who rule.

[@hardkur]

they want us to work and make money and fight wars and shit not wonder around confused trying to figure out what the hell are we doing here ;-)

[@mnomadvfx]

In what country and what era? The only thing most rulers in the modern west fear is a major stock market dip wiping out their savings.

[@Baliken100]

I feel the exact same. been studying history for a while now. My calling was to go into anthropology, I wish I would have. We need more anthropologists doing exactly what you're doing, thinking outside the box.

[@monio.9444]

Sadly, nowadays it's hard for scholars like this to open their mouth and keep their job. Unless they have an independent source of income, they could ruin their career and lose their job.

[@alexanderhanksx]

@@monio.9444 I reject the idea that working within established systems is the best way to do one's work. You don't have to worry about losing your job if you start you own company or work independently. Decentralization is the greatest gift of the 21st century and it's the answer to most of today's problems. It almost seems ludicrous to even want to work within mainstream or national systems.

[@monio.9444]

@@alexanderhanksx I totally agree, but it's pretty hard, especially until you make it there. And also most people don t manage to make it like this, we can't all have our own companies i suppose. So, hopefully some day this will be more possible for everyone, but I think we're not yet there. Not to mention for those who have family and kids and can't afford the luxury to just quit their job or ruin their careers just hoping that they're gonna make it on their own.

[@postalizeMike]

Well I hope you go into anthropology now

[@felipecasanueva5064]

@@monio.9444 I'm an anthropologist, and it's true... Cancellation by peers (if that makes sense) is quite notorious, at least in my country, and specially for political reasons

[@DavidRandolphStudio]

Just stumbled across this, its excellent. It seems to me that in any random period of a couple of centuries, any group of humans can progress from very basic to massively technological. Progress happens that fast and there is no reason why it hasn't happened before our current period, indeed, perhaps many times. Fascinating topic.

[@thecarnivorept]

I recently watched a video where they commissioned the taking of measurements of the Barabar Caves in India. If you haven't heard of them - go and find the video!! These caves were cut into granite rock. The smoothness of the granite was close to that of glass; in fact, they had trouble taking laser measurements because the rock was so reflective. They created a 3D model and the geometry was so precise that they had to assume it was probably perfect as any deviations in measurements fell within the laser's margin of error. No one knows where they came from or who made them or why. But they are at least 2,000 years old. This isn't a case of throwing rocks together - they dug out a cave with a perfectly level floor, perfectly symmetrical walls and perfectly spherical ceilings.

[@AlphaWilson]

This is crazy, it's like we're all getting in sync. I have been pondering this for years and have even thought about making content. And if I were to make content it would have been very similar to this! Well done for getting this stuff put there and compiling the works of many greats and repaying them in such a relatable way.

[@prestongoodwin407]

The more tec we get the smaller the world gets. Witch means more people get to hear the same things. And there stories don't make since.

[@prestongoodwin407]

History is only written by the Victor's.

[@lesonkitu1]

This information have been around at least for the past 10 years on youtube. Different types of narrator and angles, but it been here. So about the sync.. Time is giving us the luxury of more people tuning in to the topic. What special about this upload is the way she present it. It's the friend next door style. But also sadly less people will listen then. . One comment here said. “ write a book ill buy it.” she will have to publish it herself. But that way, at least the closed-minded ones will be like “ she must be on to something, she wrote a book” :) KZbin won't break through to mainstream.

[@SVJoe]

It is interesting to see the differences between what was built by an ancient global civilization and the people that found the remains of it. You can see in many instances where they tried to imitate what they had found but couldn't do it to the same scale.

[@MrJest2]

And consider this possibility: The old megalithic (and technically astonishing) structures we have found are either desperate copies, made by survivors of the latest "cataclysm"... or perhaps they are simply the facades of ancient skyscrapers, with the more delicate and basically biodegradable interior buildings themselves long since reclaimed by nature and turned to dust and faint scars in the overburden. Debris that nobody bothered to examine closely before carting it away and dumping it in a waste heap during excavation. A detailed examination might find evidence of, for example, a 30,000 year old copy machine or desktop computer, but we'll never know because it's all been tossed aside and scrambled up even more than it already was. Yes; this sort of imaginary puzzle plays in my mind often. 🙂

[@KristinaScarlette]

Angor Wat in Cambodia is another fun rabbit hole to go down. It was a whole city of about 1 million people with water channels. They dug up stone turtles in 2020 and found quartz crystals inside. There are clues that they probably had electricity because quartz is a conductor

[@justin9744]

I could listen to this gorgeous woman talk passionately about history all day.

[@brettb.7425]

I love your channel and teach a lot in the same way in my college history courses. I’ve even stated that an I beam left out in the elements will practically be gone in 500 years. I try to get my students to think about the fact that we could have had civilizations that far predate what is widely accepted by modern society. Thank you for sharing!

[@trodriguez6024]

This gives me chills and makes me question more and more everyday. Keep these videos coming!!

[@ViewAppalachia]

It’s sad that people with any sort of new ideas get labeled “crazy” and “unstable” or “lunatic” simply because it doesn’t fit their narrative. It reminds me of the time in history where people insisted the earth was flat and that you could just sail off the edge. The sooner we all accept that we know nothing about this pale blue dot we live on the better off we will all be. We just have egos and those egos are our downfall

[@richgenalski8639]

u are so right on with all of this im so obsessed with this idea as well

[@colinbrodhead37]

I strongly recommend a reading of "Forbidden Archeology" (abridged version: The Hidden History of the Human Race) which provides ample proof that anatomically modern humans have been around for *millions* of years...

[@philipthomas3938]

Michael Cremo??

[@WhirledPublishing]

No, it does not prove that humans have been around for millions of years - it proves humans are too lazy to simply look at the evidence which explains the entire timeline for our Earth and for our human history.

[@astroking3043]

@@WhirledPublishing I agree, dating things badly. But saying that CIA has discovered time travel -so maybe. De-classified docs out.

[@bethbartlett5692]

I reference a *Researcher and Author* that I chanced to find, whom offers the most Scientific Answer Potential to the puzzle of the: Megalithic Building Blocks found in what are clearly from the most Ancient History observable worldwide: *RL Poole, "The Leedskalnin Codex",* and a pre-release of this book Interview with none other than George Noory, "Coast to Coast Radio", audio available here on KZbin. Uploaded on January 1, 2020, "Coral Castle Holds the Secret to How Pyramids and Megalithic Structures were Constructed". (Structures was omitted in the title) Note: See my comment on the "Coast to Coast" Video for current details on RL People's KZbin Channel change. Additional details: re: Mainstream Academia and those whom actually follow the "Standards of Science and Research" aka the "Authentic Academics" (which literally can not be accused to be Psuedo-Science as they follow the Standards, it actually would point to Mainstream as Psuedo-science). Keep in mind, *those whom are Wise of Mind use Conscious Thought + applied Higher-Mind and Consciously refrain from the behaviors of the Lower/Ego-Mind, i.e., they don't "name-call" as they are confident in their Truths.* The "Standards of Science and Research" requires the mind to be fully open and free of any Belief, Opinion, Idea, or Theory that could interfere with the greater facts emerging from the proven Research Methodologies applied. The point being that "Mainstream Academics" hold a *"19th Century Theory as the Fact Foundation Focus and have established a Paradigm based on this Theory".* Subsquently all their works and findings are influenced by this Theory, and thus limited to its "Linear Timeline". The fact that overshadows their works is that their Darwinian Position stands in Direct Opposition to the "Standards of Science and Research". Those whom adhere to the "Standards of Science and Research" are the "Authentic Academics" (A label I coined to offer reference clarity.) Always apply the "Universal Law of Attraction", It is Absolute. Best Wellbeing ...

[@colinbrodhead37]

@@bethbartlett5692 A more pragmatic explanation for many megalithic structures was made some decades ago by Joseph Davidovitz -- a French materials scientist known for the invention of *geopolymer* chemistry. (formulas for different forms of concrete) The blocks of the pyramids, for example, were clearly poured into molds on-site, which is how and why they fit so well together... kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJ-0nJKvd62lm5Y Many sculpture, art and "pottery" pieces share this same origin --though the concretes used were quite different than the synthetic limestone of Giza. Check out his excellent book on the subject, "They Built the Pyramids."