Megalithic 2017 Part 22

Random pics. FIrst Image is photo reconstruction of the highest known megalith - Grand menhir brisée (Broken in the 16th century)
Balochistan Pakistan, China Buddha, Tigary, Cusco, Cyrene, Bhairava Kona, Qizqapan, Fakhrika, Asmakayala, Bohemia, Azores islands, Dovbush rocks, Mandarado Yagura

[@colfor6167]

Excellent shots and good music to go with it. Petrified concrete, steel, wood or imprints of what lay before.

[@bobisbell1837]

Yes your videos are awesome! Some of the content is rare at best!

[@renee307]

We can only imagine how powefull were former civilisations ,how beautiful world was in the past. Breath taking remains of buildings, life structure ,castles and so on are proof of extrordinary technic abilities and sense of beauty. What we left ? Plastic ? I am truly touched. Thank You

[@maestresergio3429]

Divinamente, maravilhosamente alienígena,

[@MAGMOS13]

Reality is far more mind blowing than any of the fairy tale garbage taught in conventional schooling, these things should be made available to the world as the real history of this world. TRULY AWESOME. thank you

[@shelaghmckenna2667]

Ironic that you say 'fairy tale garbage' because the Fae Rhy were part of the Fae culture responsible for the grand menhir brise, which was not broken in the 16th century, by the way - it broke circa 4000 BC, 700 years after it had been raised as part of a moondial. Broken pieces from other pillars of the moondial were used in construction of nearby tombs. The latest research suggests that an earthquake destroyed the moondial.

[@BobBob-hn7gv]

Wow! great work mate! You're getting right up there with vlad9vt. Can I make a request? Could you put captions with place names for each image? I know this is more work for something you've obviously spent alot of effort on already. Place names would be a great help for those of us who are researching this mind boggling topic. Thank you so much for these videos - please keep them coming!

[@maxmacio4017]

molto interessante..bel video

[@johndelong5574]

Petrified flood mud.The great flood left soft sediments which early man carved into.

[@123456789ronaldo]

Some of these could have been foundations or piers for a highrise or a bridge, that were destroyed, hundreds of thousands of years ago. And we are just looking at the 1% of what's left over.

[@noemartin964]

Hermosos videos pero un bodrio la musica

[@picklerelish1087]

Jonnym999, Are you familiar with Mudfossil University or Jaydreamerz there are a few more but these are all on KZbin check them out.