BACK 2 BAM - Builders of the Ancient Mysteries part 2

[@FunnyOldeWorld]

Enjoy chaps

[@Eye_Exist]

🥰👊🤘

[@Mario2M]

It would've been better if you narrated it tho 😢 but it's great 😃

[@watkinsjames82]

So where is part 1?

[@SJolly1]

Funny ‘they’ don’t know the facts of the pyramids but for sure know the earth’s size…

[@darcyedmonds8848]

Thank you. ❤

[@brentprice7063]

As always, Jahannah, you provide excellent support that our history is much older and more dynamic, than the "experts" say it is. Bravo!

[@daniels7624]

Absolut mindblowing. Could watch this stuff the whole day long. Greetz from Germany!

[@paleoghost]

Fantastic compilation of the issues that have been cropping up for decades. Strongly recommend as an entry point of interest.

[@infinitumneo840]

It's amazing to have technology that can quantify the precision of these ancient moments, such as the 3D Lazar Scanner. We can appreciate the level of technology as our technology improves. I appreciate all the work that has gone into the production of these documentaries.

[@DianaMatkovich-bi8zk]

I so appreciate your unbias gathering of scientific information! I think it is time to look at our historical artifacts with our advanced scientific tools. Leaving other motivation out of the equation. Great job!! Wouldn't it be exciting to discover more plausible answers to some of these big mysteries!!

[@OGPatriot03]

It's patently absurd to think that those structures in India were made as storm shelters.

[@myview1875]

Could they be for protection from snow blizzards. 🤔. Asking for a friend. 👽.

[@Unknownhumans45]

Who said that?🙃

[@phoenixpv]

I was really hoping to hear your awesome narration, but it was still great.

[@MovieTroy]

Same thought here. Still great stuff, just a little less great without her awesome narrative.

[@Eye_Exist]

if physicists and engineers worked with the same freedom to declare facts without the need to prove them as archeologists we'd still be using bronze tools. it literally rips my brain to hear that french dude yapping about abrasives and strings like any of that has been demonstrated even plausible.

[@chasbari]

The contextual cinematography that allows you to understand the true scale of these is outstanding. Thank you!

[@MrSLC333]

Jahannah you're one of my top five favorite channels. Love what you're doing keep up the amazing work.

[@Parabola001]

This could be a 50 part series with all the ancient mysteries in the world

[@MikeG-cd8vb]

These videos are so fun and fascinating. Thanks for all your hard work!

[@andrewlamb8055]

Fascinating! And truly preposterous that we have forgotten more than we know ⚔️

[@mikelee9886]

Hey, Jahannah, you did such an excellent job narrating "Builders of the Ancient Mysteries", is there any possibility you will be called back in to do the narration for this one? Not that the guy did a TERRIBLE job, but you REALLY made a difference narrating the last one, your voice and speaking style made it much easier to absorb the information. I'm sure I'm not the only one who feels this way, you did a fantastic job, I couldn't imagine them NOT wanting to bring you in to re-do the narration on this one and maybe even the original, "Revelation of the Pyramids".

[@Karmaisyourshadow]

Agree. Am struggling with this one. It's flat.

[@darrickdean1849]

Congrats, Jahannah, on this film. Hope it gets a wide viewing.

[@KathrynAthena]

You are an amazing lady and I have watched you from your humble beginnings. I am grateful to witness your transformation into a substantial and vital part of humanities awakening. Keep kicking ass and taking names. You are substantial and just beautiful while doing it. 🌅

[@mrmatata608]

Thank you! Amazing work from all of you guys!

[@grendelsgarage9723]

No way...... a part 2!!! Yep I'm in. Send it ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😮😮😮😮😊😊😊😊

[@oovlocityoo2671]

So lucky today! I saw the first video and the second part appeared on your channel 🤩 amazing 👍🏻 waiting for the third, fourth etc😉

[@jymbreitbach967]

This is so wonderful! Thank you for your hard work. On critique; English voice over for the foriegn language parts would be great. I keep stopping my layout project to back this up to read the subtitles 😅

[@MayomiBravo]

Please do or at least use bigger, slower subs

[@davidcoleman2796]

The world is such a beautiful fascinating place . I'm 66 now . I want to live another 20 + years. 😊 I have traveled all over the world . I feel so sorry for people that have never had the chance. 😢

[@jamesboaz4787]

If you fell that bad about it, take me to Egypt?

[@ckjamn]

Yes, thank you, If there were any kind of useful materials such as metal, it would have been recovered and recycled.

[@diegofire247shorts7]

Just saw part 1 on unchartedx , really well done and you have the perfect voice for this kinda stuff mixed with and open mind true passion for human history....its refreshing 🤠🤙

[@cowx73pw]

Dude thank you so much for running this channel and sharing your findings ❤

[@woonsockettruthseeker9009]

Thank you so much for your time and effort bringing us this information😊

[@MrDRE01]

Those round curves in that cave makes it the strongest cavity structure to hold a vertical weight pressure. cave perfection 👌🏻

[@zeenatbaer138]

Absolutely brilliant! Love it ! Only wish it was JJ narrating❤

[@littleowl43]

Always a pleasure to watch your documentary series

[@erniemajor]

Please, never stop researching and sharing! Never give up.

[@denneberg]

Very exciting. Amazing wonders. Hope the future will give us answers about this. Like the truth about the Sumatran texts etc. I think there is records about all this hidden. Thank you for sharing and spreading all this.

[@stuartjackson4416]

Thank you. Great as always!!

[@Eye_Exist]

It's not just these ancient monuments - it's literally almost every city in our world, you will see. "Old World Exploration" and "My Lunch Break" for the start.

[@Eye_Exist]

ps. just how difficult was it to make this comment to pass the no no system. they really hate us trying to talk about these things.

[@Eye_Exist]

pps. log out and try searching your comment to see if its visible for others or just you. thats what it does.

[@freedomspyder]

I've been lately enjoying Universe Inside You. I hadn't seen the OWE. or MLB. Thanks.

[@Eye_Exist]

@@freedomspyder oh there's stuff there, that I can promise you. been hiding in plain sight all this time literally everywhere, virtually every town in our world.

[@freedomspyder]

@@Eye_Exist Changed my mind. Regret listening to that OWE fellow. And won't bother with MLB, as it looks like more of the same.

[@StuHarrison729]

Thanks for putting this up--I would have missed it otherwise--to say that I missed your dulcet accent would be an understatement though...

[@julianhessphoto]

Appreciate the Knowledge. You got me motivated to go into History and I found that we have Pyramids in South Africa too. On the Same 31 Degree Longitudinal Line as Giza. Blessings :)

[@chantz_a_loo]

Omg, where? I’m in Cape Town

[@AquarianAgeMaitreya]

@@chantz_a_loo Adams Calendar. See Michael Tellinger's work.

[@GamingGardeningAndLayingSiege]

​@@chantz_a_loo I'm curious to know as well.

[@mrivantchernegovski3869]

Hi from New Zealand home of the Megalith Kaimanawa wall ,Jahannah you should do the voice overs lol,japan also has a bunch of Megalithic sites vas well ,great channel

[@GlamourandGlitter]

Love it, it just needs you to narrate it and it would be perfect!

[@j.c.3800]

keep the facts coming. Keep the questions coming. Maybe enough people will rebel against the dumbing down by the peer reviewers reviewing peers.

[@timmacwilliam9519]

We could say that the blocks were made in a mold and poured but this poses a lot of questions again like what material was used in the forms and they would have had to have been square and flat also. It's just mind-boggling.

[@rustymuscleman4028]

Jahanna, Please, do not let "AI" be the voice of your videos. 😢

[@IvanVukadinovic-no]

You missed Narrated by: This is not her video originally

[@MrWeAllAreOne]

I have always believed that any machines would have been melted down to make primitive tools and weapons. It is obvious to me as a builder that stonework so precise and without mortar can not be achieved with pounding stones and copper chisels yet Egyptologists speak with an authority on the matter with zero knowledge or experience such that I have. I have been a stone Mason and bricklayer for nearly 40 years!

[@bethbartlett5692]

Copy of my comment: ✓ There's No Way the H blocks were "chiselled" (I've always felt they were Molded.) I just never bought the explanations Archaeologists gave, first of all, Archaeologists really should be consulting Engineers, Geologists, and Stone . Masons, on this subject.

[@razzlebazzle420]

A luthier can plane down the wood on the inside of a violin with their fingertips feeling for imperfections. I'd find it equally possible for someone or 1000 someones with some sand on a piece of leather to rub the stones down. Just drag your fingers across the surface of a glass plate, you can feel dirt on it. A trained eye can tell when something is off square too, but you can use a plumb line, as I'm sure you are aware. Not exactly complex technologies, we just don't do shit that way anymore, cuz labour is expensive. Damn human rights.

[@Les537]

It's super easy to do. The knobs are to hold the rock above a set rock. Then you use a scribe with a plumb bob and you match the edge exactly. All you need is sticks, rocks and a rope. Like this : kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWakoZ-FeMqag6M Warning. These are actual historians and engineers.

[@nicklasschmltt6959]

Me too, 35 years in the field of stone Masonry.

[@solooutlawz2685]

Good job jahanna you put together some amazing evidence there it must have took some doing 👍

[@FernandaDMA]

Thank you again, dearest!

[@kengilmore23]

After building small pyramids I noticed that if you build the frame first using square cuts, after filling in the sides, the only way they'll meet perfectly is if they concave slightly. To have straight sides you have to angle the sides of the frame or blocks or the sides won't fit perfectly if you build the frame first. Try it.

[@swingshift.]

There are 8 sides on the pyramids if u look at it from the top

[@Eye_Exist]

cool story. now replicate that with 2 to 80 ton stone blocks with the perfection present at the great pyramid with all the mathematical features and pristine details. try that.

[@peathead4450]

Thanks for sharing, Jahannah. Highly interesting

[@Za7a7aZ]

Yahoo...I am 3rd. Greetings from the netherlands 🇳🇱

[@poppabearskitchen1769]

Great video,thank you.

[@markblackvisuals]

Oh i have been waiting years for this!!!

[@razony]

As a retired contractor. I can tell you, when I leave a site. I take all my tools home with me.

[@andrewjamesscoular9029]

What happens to them when you're dead?Do they bugger off into the next world:)

[@andrewjamesscoular9029]

What happens to them when you're dead?Do they bugger off into the next world:)

[@razony]

@andrewjamesscoular9029 You missed the whole point, of taking one's tools with them.

[@destob9586]

This is my dream for geologist, historians, Anthropologist, and climatologists, and every scientific field that can contribute to come together and answer one question What are we missing? How did they build so much better than us

[@lawreence13]

Wot ...no Jahannah? I was so looking forward to it

[@gregbrown5473]

Awesome Jahannah thanks when is part 3 ..🙂🤙

[@LOOGamala]

I think it could be a scientific site, like how we put neutrino detectors underground, it could also be a place to contain and focus energy.

[@jacob18salmon]

An absolute of history BAM!!!!

[@muggle1555]

Love the latest videos!!!

[@douglasvalade]

I'm not an engineer, but l know it's impossible to have carved granit blocks with the tools available at that time and also with such precision. Many of the ancient structures were built by previous civilisations, long gone ..

[@ImaGenisis]

Nice update. 🕉🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😎

[@shaneruby3764]

Another excellent job.

[@g.p.880]

Amazing. Thank you.

[@walterelmore1017]

most excellent. tx

[@DeniedClimax]

Woo I've been patiently waiting for another video!

[@azwrenchmaster5334]

They mentioned several times that metal was always repurposed but although that is true, it's also easily lost to weather and time, turning it back into powder (depending on alloy) , especially when the timeline is several thousand years old.

[@westho7314]

It's amazing how caustic some seemingly innert elements can be, whether elements mixed in concoction or as an isolated entity alone, something long buried & preserved for thousands of years turns to dust in such a short time after being exposed to a essential life preserving element such as oxygen, Salt & Natrona can preserve flesh and in the short term keep such meat foods edible, Yet if conditions are right simple Salt exposure can take something of presumed permanence built to endure the ages, like a solid steel car body, a ships hull, bridges and high rise buildings built of steel beams, can all be reduced to a pile of pigment, iron oxide chips, flakes and dust all within in a single century of exposure.

[@susannea4196]

Yep, when people ask the question "where are the tools?" I usually just ask them "Where are the tools your great grandfather used to build his family's home?" Because the answer is obviously the same as the answer regarding the pyramids, lost to time, thrown away, kept in the workshop at a different location etc.

[@yogidemis8513]

Amazing video, thanks!!

[@g.o.skywalker9970]

This is amazing!

[@dpop8378]

Seen it already, well narrated:)

[@ranjanabanerjea2569]

Great job 👏 thanks 🙏

[@cliffmaxwell8718]

I’m interested to know that, if the Barabar caves side walls have a radius, with the calculated curvature, where is the center point of that circle?

[@Mote.]

I love this

[@RM-kc6qk]

The earth has been at its current attitude since the great pyramids were built and they probably go back in time beyond the ice age

[@svitovi01]

Great video!

[@RedNeckRed647]

Nanci Danison says she died and was shown the history of the Earth while in the spirit world. She says there was a species of humans that was alive nearer to the time of the dinosaurs that reached a high level of civilization but then eventually went extinct. She said we are the second species of human on Earth and are not related genetically to the previous version. If they made these monuments it would make sense that 1. we would not know how, it wasn’t us (“amnesia” not relevant), and also 2. why there is nothing left besides the stones, it was too long ago.

[@evennorthug2585]

As for the Pumapunku H-blocks: Why make the design so complex if they were to be carved? They look more like having been molded. That would also indicate similarity. Recently, a KZbin video on geopolymers was posted that stated the blocks were molded. This conclusion was the result of advanced scientific analysis.

[@moonshinefuel]

They look molded to me, did they even mention that possibility in this video? I thought they were looking at all objective possibilities.

[@evennorthug2585]

@@moonshinefuel I don't think molding was mentioned. Furthermore: the blocks have flat sides and right angle edges, like LEGO. Thus, they could be made off-site og independent of the neighboring block, as opposed to polygonal masonry.

[@RedNeckRed647]

It would be cool if someone numbered and measured all the accessible Puma Punku stones and made mini models. Then they could play with different ways they could be fitted together into arrangements, to see what was possible.

[@HoofHearted88]

With the precision these buildings and block are constructed it's my own personal theory our ancestors knew of a way to make stone liquid and create the perfect shapes like that. Whether that's via plasma or tones: I don't know. But that would also account for the mysterious holes in some of the stones; they're lifted out with a mechanic that fits in those holes.

[@paulbean_me]

Watching BAM with advertisements from RAM! 😂

[@alexbuilds706]

Love it, thx!

[@penguinclips9551]

Cool 👍

[@mikewho9964]

Very good !

[@kricketflyd111]

How is the Kali Yuga associated with the metric system?

[@gruboniell4189]

Fire baby!!!!!

[@LukeAshton05]

The beauty of technology is | it was always there | we just had to think 💬 it

[@MichaelMartinussen]

Tak!

[@CyrusBrinkworthRAS]

cool sharing.....

[@georged7627]

Have you heard about the discovery of water ways through Egypt that transported the massive pyramid blocks its amazing 🙏🏽and to add something to this video we us humans have some sort of dementia because sometimes i cant remember yesterday so how are our ancestors are supposed to remember lost technology unless it was written down

[@joewilson1052]

Love It!!

[@ranjanabanerjea2569]

Thanks!

[@nicholasrage1640]

This is amazing. Have the files of the 3D scans been released anywhere?

[@susannea4196]

Those H-blocks kind of look like a 3D analog version of a tool used to calibrate other measurement tools..

[@mariz2361]

Those caves are knowledge passed down... What are the equations needed to create them...??? I'm gonna guess that fundamental laws of nature are somehow encoded in them...???

[@Les537]

lol

[@ThrashLawPatentsAndTMs]

Excellent production. The observations about unknown construction methods are fascinating. Regarding two points: 1. What's are the original sources for the citations of the library burnings @15:50? Severa; of those "book burners" identified do not match at all the contemporary sources I've read (for example, there are no contemporary records of "Emperor Theodosis" burning the Alexander library; there is a recording of zealots looting a temple to the god Apis, but wouldn't that same source have recorded such a fantastic event as the burning of the ancient world's foremost library?), and some book burners who are widely acknowledged as burning libraries are omitted (specifically in the case of the library at Alexander, Ceasar (accidentally) and later the Palmyrene invasion). 2. The Rhind Papyrus of Egypt estimates Pi as 256/81. I'll add another informed speculation: the timing of the rise of the Egyptians, and the Pyramids a few hundred years later coincides well with a major depopulation of Mesopotamia.

[@timmacwilliam9519]

A carpenter takes his tools with him

[@Ren200Z_MotoringLife]

amazing

[@Ponk_80]

Botam is back

[@bradleyridout4112]

Thank you Jahannah

[@gruboniell4189]

The surface finish is not “cut”. It’s burnished. Look up Classical Japanese sword polishing and how different stones and materials are used to make different effects “opening” the steel for inspection

[@alexanderdavis7749]

Legit!

[@Duskydawg]

An opinion would be appreciated, have never heard an explanation or speculation why the Great pyramid is the only pyramid to exhibit incredible alignments. Was it not the first built on the Giza plateau? Your perspective is exceptional.

[@yyllNPkayybbe]

Good video. My tiny nitpicks for whoever made this: Perhaps put the name and title of the people a bit further away from the subtitles so there's less clutter. Or have the name go away after a few seconds. And perhaps make the subtitles an Amber-Yellow instead of white so they stick out nicely. (The white subtitles are perfectly fine tho)

[@yyllNPkayybbe]

And make the subtitles bigger in future documentaries. Just giving some constructive criticism 😄 I love these documentaries

[@raziel1687]

Humans can figure out and do anything by collaborating, what keeps us from intellectually and technologically evolving is politics and power trips.

[@IronicallyVague]

It's mentioned on another video but why do the trees at the base of that Pyramid grow sideways? Wonder if a continuous bombardment of positive ions would do that?

[@MrDaftFunk]

The truth is out there!