Live: Further revelations from newly-excavated Sanxingdui Ruins in SW China

[@StephenAntKneeBk5]

Congratulations and thank you for sharing these exciting new discoveries.

[@cindyhilt9371]

The past is so fascinating. I am looking forward to seeing more on this amazing find. Thank you for the video.

[@PeterCombs]

Fascinating, imagine what they'll learn over the next 50 years.

[@nicklasschmltt6959]

Awesome find. Don't let the doubters get your goat. Looking forward to seeing the artifacts

[@nicklasschmltt6959]

Thank you China. Good luck and prosperity to your fine nation. As friends may we step into our futures

[@jimhamman2335]

Anyone else seeing significant similarities between the art style here and that of the Maya?

[@xiaomingli4111]

not same time.2000 years later MAYA

[@WazigeLogica]

Yes, that was exactly what I was thinking.. The style is similar in my eyes as well..

[@WazigeLogica]

Some of the heads also reminded me of the Wajang dolls of Indonesia

[@jimhamman2335]

@@WazigeLogica Note the holes for spools in each ear. Also very Meso-American. Does this deity represent Quetzalcoatl?

[@WazigeLogica]

@@jimhamman2335 Yes, who knows!? All the pyramids all over the globe and 'mythical creatures', like dragons, all continents and people have have in common.. Recently I saw viking art that reminded me of the art made by the Pacific Northwest native American peoples.. Both also slightly remind me of this in feel and style..

[@Zerpentsa6598]

Amazing finds! Mysterious and exotic.

[@arthurkiat]

Wow! This is so exciting! Looking forward to visiting the San Xing Dui museum in the near future!

[@arthurdanielles4784]

Keep us informed! Great to see such hard work and devotion in practice to retrieve and restore what is clearly part of China's heritage. Viewers please DON'T make assumptions ie sacrificial, religious etc We do NOT know what that civilisation/peoples and the artefacts etc recovered actually represent as FACT. We can only imagine that certain items represent certain possibilities. What IS is that they exist to tell us that whoever they were, they had this, possibly did this etc. We should also not forget the time period in relation to other civilisations and the level they were at re tools, writing, communication, trading, travelling and more. 👀It is becoming more and more apparent that there were some VERY early ADVANCED civilisations that many archaeologists, scientists etc are now realising change the whole course of our knowledge of history re BC (Before Christ - Christian religion) AD (Anno Domini) etc taking us back to thousands of years before known as 2000/3000 BCE. It may well be a truth that certain civilisations existed that seemingly for some reason ie a global disaster etc meant they no longer existed being replaced by civilisations that came after them. 👀

[@michaelleong100]

yes, until now we are still not able to replicate the building of the pyramids and spinxes and the great wall of china. also the easter island stone statues. definitely past civilizations are more advanced than we assume them to be.

[@StephenAntKneeBk5]

Good point. It always makes me laugh when I here others in the "modern" world refer to ancient cultures as "primitive" when our own "modern" cultures are mowing down people and wrecking the planet at a frantic pace. These discoveries should help us honor the past, learn from it. Perhaps we should adapt some of what they knew then into our lives now?

[@arthurdanielles4784]

@@StephenAntKneeBk5 Whether it is the Sanskrit texts, the Bible, the Koran etc what is often deliberately corrupted to suit others interpretations twists the true meanings and in doing so for centuries have conned us. A high percentage of us now are waking up the true 'enlightenment' and are no longer being 'conned' or 'indoctrinated' into believing and forcibly held to account for being unbelievers. 👀That is not to say we do not embrace the truth from ie those texts etc but see how they should be regarded as teachings on how to be a better human being etc . I hate the word HUMAN as it is way to close to the world 'HUMANE' when we all know that often we are anything but. Stay safe. 👀👍

[@audreyandlinCompany]

They keep calling them "sacrificial pits". I wish they wouldn't do that. They don't know and it looks like a "trash pit" to me. Maybe it was the wholesale destruction of a civilization by... who?

[@nancywysemen7196]

wonderful find. impressive human development. speakers very clear about the complexity to come.....

[@marc-andrebrunet5386]

China always makes me Wow !!🤘😎👍

[@gothblackmk2918]

Fantastic!

[@rajasingammuthusamy959]

China history, great people, great civilization.

[@mjlmn86]

@Jason Borne Don't be salty. You know nothing. Wait for the researches by the scientists.

[@Chamomile369]

@@mjlmn86 youre the one thats salty 😂 these are obviously not chinese origin

[@democratictotalitariansoci1462]

Most likely, people from that culture were threatened by some army. So they have destroyed their temples and buried remains so that enemy doesn't use any of it. If enemy have seized that gold and bronze it would've been re-melted and nothing would be found, ivory wouldn't be burned for sure.

[@rencechannel2240]

I believe not only this. Maybe in the future will be discovered many astonishing culture within China

[@michaelleong100]

a very significant landmark find by China, earlier than the terracotta army of the Qin dynasty. they have learnt a lesson from the terracotta army excavation and are now takin g extreme precautions against exposing the finds to modern day atmosphere to prevent possible deterioration of original colour.

[@harrychronicjr]

its twice as old as the Qin Dynasty, however, you think elephant tusk and gold deteriorates due to climate youre wrong.

[@Cloderick]

This is so exciting *--*

[@MammaKush88]

Chinese history is one of the coolest, most juicy history EVERRRRRRR😍🤓

[@tuberobotto]

"Chinese" history? It's ancient history dating back to 3000 years, it could be pre-flood, anthropology has not even proven that the culture is "Chinese". You can be sure though that even if it's established that it wasn't Chinese, the CCP will "make" it Chinese to boost their "China superiority" propaganda.

[@MammaKush88]

@@tuberobotto .....🙄 I mean history from place now known as China. There was no place called China 3000 years ago and the flood was 12000 years ago....

[@mjlmn86]

@@tuberobotto No politics shits please, if I was Chinese, I'd be very proud, CCP or not.

[@Chamomile369]

Its not chinese

[@MammaKush88]

@@Chamomile369 it's in the place now known as China. And if it's not Chinese, what is it?

[@Jay-sv5jz]

Incredible and has everything to do with the history of the world!

[@Contact_Info]

Chinese shill bot detected!

[@nonyabizness997]

@@Contact_Info Sinophobe bot detected

[@whitemountain595]

Some look like from Mayan ruins.

[@rolando3853]

One of these professional historians need to see artifacts are without a doubt exactly same as Mayan artifacts and I guess they're trying to hide it.

[@oklartse]

The first thought when I saw the design I thought Mayan. Good you said something :)

[@rolando3853]

@@oklartse Right on atleast I know now someone is caught on that the archiologists of today are unaware of last discoverys or don't want to change history books for some reason.I hope they see theres a clear connection to Maya.

[@erowiid2000]

I think the government in China controls what the media can send out to the public, so it wouldnt be surprising

[@rolando3853]

@@erowiid2000 Yup and they just sent over the head guy from Egyptian Archiology you always see on tv to check it out.He is known to cover up truth and is paid good to keep things covered up.You can watch the Chinese report videos and listen to how they want to say truth but will only say there may been trading with other civilizations. They are saying this will change history because it will prove history is wrong big time.Chinese have there symbols and writing you can so constantly.You see there pagoda style building.They say these people were always separate.Well because there's a big difference with the pyrimids and artifacts that just don't relate to normal Chinese culture.I may be wrong but the more I screen shot and zoomed in on symbols I matches them to Mayan Inca And Toltec.The Jade has Mayan patterns with symbols.The Gold mask matches so many south American figurines there's got be connection.

[@tuberobotto]

One thing sure about archeology in the China context, every finds and their contextual perception will be slanted to suit the CCP propaganda of Chinese cultural superiority over all other culture and ethnicity. It's been their habit and nature since the beginning. Every material that grows in or is found in China soil "IS CHINESE" aka made by China. You can be sure that some other relics or materials found in the digs such as writings, have been filtered out in order to maintain it's alleged "Chinese" identity. It's imperceptible to say that the relics had no writings of any sort found alongside them. There may be writings that could prove the site is not of Chinese culture origins, therefore it was filtered out. As for the pyramids IN China (I'm trying to avoid the much repeated deceptive phrase "Chinese" pyramids), I believe that the CCP's hesitance to break ground is due to the probable fact that they know "somebody else" built them because not a single ancient record in their archives speak of them. That said, the CCP won't have it because it ruins their political propaganda of Chinese culture superiority above all.

[@he-yi-jie-you-wei-you-bao-fu]

The surface texture of the bronzes of Sanxingdui is the same as that of the bronzes of the Shang and Zhou dynasties. There must be a connection between them, and more importantly, there have been records about them in ancient Chinese history books. The functions of the bronzes of Sanxingdui and the bronzes of the Central Plains The same is mainly used for worship

[@danielpetrovski6662]

amazing,wonderfull!

[@nasaastronaut4609]

This is so cool 😎

[@ReviewBoard-uy5nv]

Very similar to the pacific coast First Nations artistry

[@TheThunderSound]

Looks very similar to Mayan,and African cultural artifacts. Ankgor Wat as well. Also cowrie shells were African currency so there's definitely a link as fast as trade.

[@Kenneth_H_Olsen]

That looks so Conan ! ...* By Crom ! Where there is gold, there is Wisdom . The hot Cimmerian steppe , petrified with sand particles . Mountains in the far east . Skeletons at his feet . Bronze, gold and jade, was it dated to - 5000 years ?

[@PuertadelSolViracocha]

Fascinating!!

[@waldfee2283]

This looks like an old Atztek- or Mayamask. Wonder what time the Caesiumcheck will being.

[@meteor2012able]

It would not surprise me that in future research there will be found linkages to North, Central, and South America. The Nazca drawings of Peru, the Olmec heads of Mexico, etc, etc, may be related???? God, I hope the whole world unites in this research..... Thank you CHINA scientists!!!!

[@waldfee2283]

@@meteor2012able exiting isn't it?! Love science❤️

[@fatdoi003]

quite similar to South American artifacts

[@audreyandlinCompany]

Building caught on fire and collapsed? Tusks were in the cellar, fire caught on upper floor which was constructed of lightweight materials like bamboo & grass, floor support collapsed and dropped everything into the cellar -- an event which not only helped to snuff out the fire but a lack of oxygen intake in the "pit" prevents the fire from getting hot enough to melt the metal. (Ask a firefighter.)

[@hosehuang8565]

Many Cultures, One World History 🤓

[@paulhenryharvey8531]

Looks very similar to pacific island cultural artifacts, carvings from Fiji etc.

[@luke144]

Absolutely! It's a lot like Toltec or Mayan too. It's a strange, familiar, fusion of a lot of cultures.

[@paulhenryharvey8531]

@@luke144 I would very much like to see more in-depth documentaries about these finds. the sheer size of some of the bronzes and ....well cut an long story short I need more info...!p.s. thanks for the reply.

[@henryyip1]

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟The Great Golden Yellow Race - Number One Power 1,800 of The Last 2,000 Years , NOW AGAIN NUMBER ONE 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@imelusb1528]

Mask is very Greek culture. They are known making similar golden mask with similar facial features. Also, note engraving of human ram (goat) - 100% Greek.

[@rolando3853]

Gold mask is same as one found Guatamala

[@janosnagy1307]

How did elephant tusks end up in the working pits? Are there no elephants in China? Moreover, there are so many tusks - from their size I can see that they are not mammoth tusks from Siberia. In any case, the age of the find can be determined from them. Did they find ivory carvings, or why did they have to store them in such mass? At all, why were these working pits made, maybe because someone wanted to erase the memory of a civilization???

[@tkam9]

I won't be surprised if they discovered ancient 'taikonaut' spacesuits. The gold mask is actually a shell of a space helmet. This was no ancient civilization, this was aliens from another planet.

[@Utube1024]

With the discovery of masks in Sichuan Province can this somewhat related with the famous Sichuan mask changing dance?

[@賴志偉-d7h]

No, a couple thousand years gap between these two.

[@henrykdzrzymala8088]

Artificiel artefacs artistique.

[@davidjacobs8558]

obviously this culture did not survive, and have no relationship to Chinese civilization.

[@tkam9]

Those are not burnt tusks. Those are spent fuel tubes that the aliens use to power their spaceship back to space.

[@jimhamman2335]

Is this the missing link between China and the Toltec civilization? If so, we could be looking at Quetzalcoatl/Kukulcan.

[@Utube1024]

Not elephants most likely Mammoths.

[@tullioabruzzese437]

Mammoths (Mammuthus primigenius) were long gone in 1000 BCE

[@asepsandi8302]

Wooowww....!!! That it's good news.

[@cosmicjustice4139]

Respect

[@keithsweet8840]

We want to see an excavation of the Chinese pyramids

[@David35687]

They can’t do that because they are afraid that they will end up finding more red or blonde haired mummies from Central Asia.

[@herbman6]

@@David35687 they are afraid of findind black mummies

[@David35687]

@@herbman6: “We wuz China Kangs?” Yeah that’s about as feasible as sub-Saharan Africans doing anything relevant in North Africa...

[@mpb6491]

More evidence that points we all once came from the same place. Must have been from a migration from westwards. With the ivory. And some of the symbolism... seems like a mix of a lot of different cultures. There are 1000s of pieces of this puzzle we are missing. Congrats to the finders.

[@earlysda]

Yes, people spread out from Noah's ark.

[@ILUVBAKKUA]

but where so many elephant tusks come from where there are no elephants in china? Were they wooly mammoth tusks?

[@mcat8744]

back to the time, the whether is warm, there is elephants live there. Even in henan province, much north place, also have elephants

[@ILUVBAKKUA]

@@mcat8744fascinating. that would be like thousands of years ago if the weather was warm.

[@mcat8744]

@@ILUVBAKKUA yes, 3000~3200 years ago

[@philoso377]

Wet paper coating on artifacts? How about fill the site with humid air form a humidifier? Let workers wear portable air conditioning suits.

[@davidjacobs8558]

so, which part of 山海經 does this culture correspond to ?

[@AnyoneCanSee]

These people were not ethnically Chinese.

[@davidjacobs8558]

@@AnyoneCanSee 山海經 describes people out side of China too.

[@AnyoneCanSee]

​@@davidjacobs8558 - OK, I thought it was a book of Chinese mythology. I was simply trying to offer what might be helpful information to answer your question. The civilisation ended around 1500BC so anything in a book written 1000+ years later would indeed be myth. I've read what I can on this culture and seen a number of lectures and most of it is conjecture or outright guesswork.

[@davidjacobs8558]

@@AnyoneCanSee well the book is mostly written in this type of format. There is a kingdom called such and such in North West (or whatever else) direction. There lives people who looks like this, and does that, and such and such habits and customs. There lives animls that looks like such and such, and plant that looks like such and such. and so on and so forth. not in much of narrative way.

[@keltiqrennee]

The findings are amazing. This video has some good points...unfortunately all they do is say the same thing over and over...

[@hugowilliams1988]

Maybe this is related to the ancient Zhongshan guo in the Hebei province.

[@一帶一路週報]

maybe

[@尤千羽]

Amazing ,道教，我想., I think because , it looks like in my family Buddhism..道教的像貌，

[@nobodytagota9813]

uh, not quite, religious or not,the date of birth of these buddies are far ealier than taolism... one of the prototypes maybe ? Buddhism hecks are way latter than this too

[@paulphelps7809]

This seems to open a previously unknown history. When and what people is this ??

[@somno6878]

One of the ancient Chinese nations. They had the same favour on jade and totems as the descendant Chinese.

[@serious4701]

I'm not sure how unknown this civilization is, at 6:53 all the art looks very Greek to me.

[@traveldog1739]

数千年前的文明

[@grwlx9295]

What if those were just an artist work put for sell or show. And then something happened and buried everything

[@captaincaveman8080]

Could it be...the mysterious civilization of the lost treasure on oak island? 🤔

[@numerian4516]

OMG, you made me spew my coke (drink). I thought right?!?! Each year ones exiting the show so they better rap up by this years find(s).

[@AnyoneCanSee]

Oak Island was modern in origin. Almost certainly Sir Francis Bacon. He had it built and had it emptied and then they have blown it up repeatedly looking for things. There is evidence he moved his family treasure to the area where he was the first governor for Britain. It would make sense that he build a very safe area in case he was attacked by the French or something. The "new world" was not safe. This culture dates to 3000 years ago.

[@da-yp1wu]

Search for toltec the wikipedia has a front image that looks like this masks.

[@kaidongwang1777]

Me, an old 阿Q, 老泪横流。Pompeo said he would have China to be bombed back to the stone age in exchange that America back to Bronze age by the PLA. Me, 老泪横流! Happy to see that China has a Bronze age, America doesn't!!!!!!!! 。。。。please, “家书勿忘告乃媪”。

[@mr.anta_an5919]

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[@charttrakarn3438]

Some of these artifacts look similar to the Native American Totem Poles. Wonder, if they are related.

[@ryanm9371]

If they are related, then China should claim North America. It is China land just call it 10 dash line

[@charttrakarn3438]

@@ryanm9371 Hmm...such a sensitive guy. It is my own individual observation okay. Sure, they are all our relatives and cousins. Do you know how we know ? Through their DNA, okay

[@charttrakarn3438]

@@ryanm9371 In fact, China is not as bad as the US that takes the whole Pacific Ocean and installed 400 army bases there and equipped them with missiles directly pointed at China.

[@bellybutton6138]

@@jd2890 The native Americans certainly don't look very Caucasoid. We don't really know the 'human movement' centuries ago but these finds may tell a story.

[@ryanm9371]

@@jd2890 yes, I agree. We Chinese should take over North American and the world. We are the best Race and smartest. All others are inferior

[@albertomartinez2479]

Aku Aku? Do you see it in the masks? I do.

[@atomictraveller]

bird man, hands together, sounds like garuda. hindu. watch and see if there is a snake under foot.

[@christianlords1340]

how did they know where to build the foundation of the building with out damaging the artifacts? sorry folks, I am not buying this.

[@erowiid2000]

The artifacts were partially damaged in the process

[@christianlords1340]

@@erowiid2000 i think the aritfacts were placed there last week.

[@erowiid2000]

@@christianlords1340 what do you mean?

[@da-yp1wu]

@@christianlords1340 Skeptics. Phhf.

[@AnyoneCanSee]

It is a lightweight steel frame building. The burial area was limited in size and they simply found where it ends and built the structure over it. I assume they used ground-penetrating radar and dug test trenches to see where the site ended. Western archaeologists have had full access to the site and there are no claims from experts that this is not a genuine site. They have found other sites from this culture in the 1980s and other is already a large museum called the Sanxingdui Museum. The artefacts are genuine. China respects history. These are not Americans that only care about money and constantly lie about their achievements. America is currently taking credit for the first Covid19 vaccine despite it being made in Germany. So perhaps you are American and think everyone is lying constantly as Americans lie constantly, it si what their culture is famous for but other cultures care about history and science not just money.

[@freedombro6502]

Support Taiwan independence 🇹🇼

[@pgsoon]

prove of ultraman existance finally !!!

[@vcastik]

One thing we can say, Chinese people love cooking elephants in the past! 😂

[@tsdz2008]

Remains of prehistoric civilization most likely ...

[@earlysda]

Are they elephant tusks, or mastodon tusks?

[@tullioabruzzese437]

Given the date is very likely that those are elephants tusks

[@user-yr5nv2gv7m]

@@tullioabruzzese437 there was carbon dating? theres still massive mamoth ivory deposits in himalaya from the younger dryas boundary

[@tullioabruzzese437]

@@user-yr5nv2gv7m It is likely a Bronze Age society, not a Palaeolithic one. Apparently they have been dated from 5000 till 1000 BCE. The Younger Dryas ended around ca. 11000 BP (ca. 9000 BCE) and all the megafauna ended with it (except few exceptions in "last shelters" of the Northern latitudes). Furthermore, the Mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) never reached Southern latitudes such as the Himalaya. The Mammut genus (such as the Mastodon) is more likely to be found in the Himalayan range during the Younger Dryas. Do you have any source for me to read about the ivory deposits in the Himalaya?

[@user-yr5nv2gv7m]

@@tullioabruzzese437 duh, their millenia old ivory industry that somehow never ran out of supply, i only speak english and i doubt anyone from outside china did such research... also if its mamoth u dont even need radiocarbon, its possible to tell apart from elephant ivory just by the tissue under microscope, donno about mastodon...

[@keithsweet8840]

Looks like Olmec's civilisation ....

[@herbman6]

It is olmec or xi

[@danman5013]

No matter what you find, you won't be able to know the real history. These discoverings belong to the paien empire.

[@mengsun4568]

神奇

[@尤千羽]

There all not from this planet Earth.. According my family tall me 道教不是從這個星球開始，

[@oklartse]

What are they and where are they from? Interesting

[@icescrew1]

Please share the DNA evidence.

[@may6508]

it is Cu element, what DNA?

[@kenxi6617]

👍

[@staticintheattic1984]

41:08

[@vcastik]

😂😂😂 just imagine they digging from 1925

[@keithsweet8840]

Eurasia ,,..

[@brandongonzal]

This are Nagas!

[@johnconstantine635]

Pre flood of Noah civilizations.

[@VaxtorT]

Blah. blah, blah......lot of talk but nothing definitive being said.

[@niming5983]

季小军不行。应该请英语母语人来解说。

[@ernestmoody1828]

Proto-Tibetan

[@nelc2399]

Extraterrestrial beings

[@vcastik]

None

[@XPFTP]

is the news guy and her "Aeye" ???? there eyebrows dont move at all.. but there blinking over n over acting like Aeye....

[@jimhamman2335]

The Toltec image at this website look familiar? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toltec

[@lillylee3817]

Tilted eye mask

[@lillylee3817]

@Tyrone Koumoundouros no, I like the look of it.

[@yqisq6966]

Sure this is not the remain of an Ultraman?

[@annilanta4583]

Looks like paper mache

[@yxxhz.4171]

没评论吗

[@annilanta4583]

Yellow emperor had a long nose

[@freedombro6502]

Say no to communism 💪

[@da-yp1wu]

Search for toltec the wikipedia has a front image that looks like this masks.

[@xaindsleena8090]

The presenter is a Romulan

[@etymologist1976]

Koreans are the imperial family (royal) of the continent, and they were defeated by war with Western powers for hundreds of years, and migrated to the Korean peninsula around 1800. Koreans have a genetic relationship with Western Asians (including Europe).

[@bellybutton6138]

Genghis Khan?

[@alinazang6651]

The genetic relationship is not European, but Turkic. It explains many of the Korean language words similar to Semitic languages.

[@alinazang6651]

@@LK-ho1dg A lot you know .. not. Look up Altaic language family and look at the many many cognates between Turkic and Korean. Here's an excerpt: The possibility of a genetic relation between Turkic languages and Korean, independently from Altaic, is suggested by some linguists (such as Choi 1999). The linguist Kabak (2004) of the University of Würzburg states that Turkic and Korean share similar phonology as well as morphology. Yong-Sŏng Li (2014) presented several cognates between Turkic and Old Korean. He states that these supposed cognates can be useful to reconstruct the early Turkic language. The fact that the morphological elements are not easily borrowed between languages, strengthens the possibility that there is a close genetic affinity between Korean and Turkic. But there is no conclusive evidence for a common origin of these languages. It could also be explained by intense ancient contact. Many historians noted a close relationship between Turkic peoples and Koreans. Especially between the Göktürks and Goguryeo. Korean Language and Eelam / Tamil / Sumerian languages are one root, The Turkic language.

[@klaycheng4896]

BS.

[@christianlords1340]

This looks like a staged movie set. Not real at all.

[@anchorpoint5871]

Pre flood culture...not human ...

[@Nickname-ln9iw]

A live show about archeological discoveries?! Must be propaganda.

[@jennifers6435]

Fake

[@sporqfoon5989]

I smell BS

[@freethinker1167]

If they are finding elephant tusks maybe they can stop pouching elephants and rhino in Africa

[@victoews6842]

You must be a victim of American propaganda. Since you watched at least a portion of this, there is still hope for you. Get a passport

[@danielcadwell9812]

@@victoews6842 So the Chinese don't poach animals to use in folk medicine?

[@thecr6402]

@@danielcadwell9812 source?

[@zsarimaxim692]

@@danielcadwell9812 Africans poach animals and sell them to others include Chinese. And no, Ivory are used as decorative items, not medicine.

[@danielcadwell9812]

@@zsarimaxim692 Who mentioned ivory?

[@joshchevolleau5397]

The golden mask looks so fake for some reason its like they made it and then found it too look good 🤣🤣

[@David35687]

Gold always looks good because unlike copper or iron it doesn’t oxidize or rust. All you have to do is wash the dirt off and gold is going to look great.