Live Presentation at the Cosmic Summit 2023!

[@UnchartedX]

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[@daescha21]

I know your heart lies with ancient Egyptian times. I am curious if you ever looked into or visited the Cahokia mounds here state side. I am fascinated by it. Yet it seems that it has been overshadowed by bigger finds else where in the world. I'd love to learn more about the mounds.

[@liamsteward-brown9174]

Ur work is truly remarkable..

[@wizwhat8186]

Please could you enable transcript and/or subtitles?

[@r34ct4]

The final analysis of that vase is something that is truly novel. Looking at artifacts through the lense of encoded messages as opposed to artisanal practical purposes may be the breakthrough of the century. If these things were designed with a computer or something similar, there may be actual language we can decipher from them. Maybe we can figure out how they were actually sculpted, info about the creators, specific createdDate, etc.. my imagination is going a bit wild, maybe we can use AI to find patterns across different civilizations or artifacts connecting them together. Exciting times.

[@jacotacomorocco]

*provenance

[@ctrlaltdel877]

Thank you ben. You are literally carving your name into history by researching and reporting on these amazing topics.

[@steveo5295]

I think they might of started a new business in Artwork or Ancient Artifacts by finding out how precisely a piece was made could determine it's value...

[@margitaholm3597]

Hvala Ben na ovom interesantnom izlaganju i vasoj pozrtvovnosti i ustrajnosti. Izgleda da smo na putu koji vodi do epohalnih otkrica o nama samima i univerzumu. Mnogo uspjeha u daljnjem radu!

[@yourname-mz1jo]

@@steveo5295 lol 😆 for sure 👍!

[@jameshatton4211]

💯%

[@yourname-mz1jo]

@@AquaFyre 😆👍

[@wearelightbeings]

Amazing. I started this journey years ago learning about Graham Hancock, and Ben is doing amazing work along those same lines. Love it!

[@ascensionunlimited4182]

Ngl he does it better than Hancock

[@Rykiz_Vidz]

If you haven't already, check out Randall Carlson as well. I believe he is a geologist and his findings are very similar.

[@shanehorvath4657]

Let's not forget Matt Lacroix ...

[@steveo5295]

Ben has been with other groups as well, like that little lady who introduced him Johanna James, Jimmy, The Snake Brothers, Brien and many more...

[@domhuckle]

​@@ascensionunlimited4182I think you're right - Hancock gets lost in the weeds - Ben is full on scientific analysis

[@Mark-i8i6u]

There's as much mystery in that little vase as the great pyramid. Great job ! Love your work!

[@jameshatton4211]

Johanna gave you such a great intro Ben. What she shared in that little minute before you started gives ALL of us insight into your true character! Congratulations

[@michelevianello1683]

Please Ben, never ever stop doing this. You're doing a service not just to us listeners, but to humanity itself. I believe that recovering from our historical "amnesia" and uncover that long forgotten past and glory and achievements, and its implications, both factual, cultural and spiritual, is what us, modern humans, need to re-establish purpose and dignity. That is what many staring into the emptiness of space ever wonder. This is "that" empty space within us that must be filled again.

[@brianvalley5223]

I feel fortunate to live in an era where archeology and our level of investigatory methods can be applied to solve these mysteries. Very insightful observations.

[@Its_Shaun_the_Sheep]

Solved nada! One vase he selected that may be less that 100 years old.

[@jasonj4865]

​@@Its_Shaun_the_Sheep kinda of explains why museums won't let them scan pieces they have. If someone could do this in that type of granite 100 years ago, hats off to them.

[@Its_Shaun_the_Sheep]

@@jasonj4865 But they do and did for these guys that’s how they got this one. Obviously there are some exhibits they have to treat as sterile. I saw the statue of St Peter in the Vatican…St Peter’s Basilica. His foot which is at shoulder height was worn down by human touch alone. Look that up on google for Moh’s scale confusion which is nonsensical in many cases.

[@AIenSmithee]

If you have a good idea it should be bulletproof against criticism. Therefore, genuinely try to find info that debunks Unchartered X. What have you got to lose except for your fun Indiana Jones theory on secret ancient aliens….sorry, advanced ancient Egyptians. I forget that ancent aliens isn’t as cool these days so they just evokes some advanced lost, secret civ as if that’s any better.

[@lxdead5585]

Dear Ben! Thank You! Your input and hard work is inestimable! Best of luck!

[@jamesadair5722]

Ben you absolute legend . I heard the anxiety in your voice then when you settled was a beautiful thing to watch & your going down in history as a visionary 💯🫵🏻🤙❤

[@jerryrollf5997]

Excellent. That's the most eloquent speak I've ever been privileged to have witnessed; definitely a high-watermark moment for proving the existence of predynastic high technology.

[@leepastrana]

Ben, you are awesome! I wish I could just sit down with you and have a coffee and just chat... There is SO much we dont know and you are doing a fantastic job showing us this. Cheers!

[@tehlurfry679]

This video dropped 26 mins ago, I will put my other shows aside for Ben. I havent seen this yet, but Im sure its going to be another banger! Its hard to find extra cash to support the channel these days, but you will always have my support and attention.

[@adamplona9438]

I totally support Ben and UnchartedX for what they do.!! Keep up the great work!

[@JacobEdwards-hy1fd]

Simply amazing!

[@maxmcc8785]

AMAZING presentation. I really hope, very soon, all of these researchers and historians AND archeologists can get on board for this LITERAL PROOF of history not being what they all have thought and KEEP BELIEVING is the truth...so strange that so many odd inconsistencies are littered all over the world. YOU ARE AMAZING BEN!!! LOVE YOU AND YOUR WORK! Cant wait to see what happens here soon 💚🤎🧡

[@ashleylydbrook5047]

Great presentation Ben. Congrats and cannot wait for the update video on the vase work! I think what you are doing with the vases is some of the most important archaeological work happening right now. It has the potential to bring irrefutable evidence to the table that will require a huge re-write of the current mainstream model. Keep plugging man and thank you!

[@steveo5295]

Could you imagine if your Ancient Artifact had have a certification of precision, this could lead to a highly profitable business by increasing the value of said Artifact...

[@hellovicki6779]

I agree with you, it is so interesting and great evidence. I saw one critique from an academic, his criticisms of Ben's work were weak and pedantic. Ben and his fellows have done solid work that directs to some startling conclusions.

[@steveo5295]

Criticism is nothing but jealousy and a way to bring themselves into the spotlight, don't let someone without an original thought sway your opinion...

[@levarris14]

really amazing ! your channel is far the best here on the net. I love this channel and I look forward to every new episode ! thumbs up ! 😍🥰

[@ForcedMember]

I'm shocked there's no one out there trying to recreate this vase to show how complicated it would be even today

[@Aaron_Hanson]

I believe that’s precisely why no one is trying to replicate these artefacts… they can’t do it so they don’t bother. They can continue to dismiss the logic of people like Ben that way.

[@norbertcsosza3113]

Yeh that's the point no one can We cannot do this with our tools

[@curtisclarke6083]

​@SS-jt9ex Not in the modern Era

[@Alarix246]

@@SS-jt9exi agree, many times - yet the precision was nowhere comparable though. Which proves Ben right.

[@MainStreaming-bc1be]

Hundred people in Egypt are making fakes.

[@BenSabersTV]

Thank you so much for uploading this. I was gutted to see who was on the panel.and knowing I would never get to see it. Your presentation was outstanding in every way and I fully agree with all the aspect you point out, and that's from the view point of someone who is very technically minded and with a rare and unique skill set in creating items. Thank you and can't wait to see more of your results and work.

[@JJFX-]

Fantastic presentation. I've had many discussions about this with my grandfather who was an engineer on the voyager program. Sadly he passed last week but he would have loved to see this. It's truly a fascinating time we're living in and I can't wait to see the results of the other objects. My sincere thanks to the collectors graciously allowing their irreplaceable artifacts to be examined.

[@D4egon]

Thank you Ben! This is HUGE! As a previous machinist I know that obtaining micrometers of precicion in metals is a challenge. But to obtain radial perfection in the ways you describe and analyze from that vase is close to impossible, for us lesser beings of modern era.

[@Parabola001]

This was amazing! And to be honest, those vases keep me up at night as well, probably now more than ever. The idea that they are like golden records send through time instead of space is brilliant. But also the fact that they are vessels puts another layer of symbology and some hint of spiritual ideas ontop of the scientifical knowledge that the ancient builders left for us to discover.

[@Luxusproblem85]

Greetings from Germany! Your work ist truly something else. Those standard entertainment documentaries the mainstream spreads always refuse to discuss the puzzling questions. Gets me mad every time. Thanks to you for taking over the job. Your eye for the details makes every new video a true event. Nothing but respect!

[@steveo5295]

I think you summed it up quite well when you said Ben had an eye for detail, as some people have an eye for fine art. I never thought in those terms before but some people have a eye for precision and understand what it would take too be so precise...

[@phnix6242]

Questioning History of Humanity will get you attacked and defamed. Running Sciebtology, arguably the biggest straight up Cult gets you Tax exemptions. Their claim is we are some Frozen alien soul thingies……. So its not really hard to see, looking for the truth is not encouraged by those who obfuscate it. Be it food industry, heslth industry, nation lstste goverments, self perpetuating sciences……

[@FreshSocx617]

I just want to take a moment to thank you for your work and the content that you release,it is very informative, very educated and thorough. The things that you study are amazing. Please keep doing what you do so well.it’s very much appreciated all the way from Boston mass. Thank you.

[@TheBlackClockOfTime]

I don't know how to describe how happy I am to see you succeed in such spectacular manner Ben. You deserve every bit of it! Keep doing the wonderful work you do. It is likely to lead to global awakening around this topic.

[@HazzaDmedia]

Ben this is revolutionary work! I hope you understand just how important you and others like you are. For sticking your head above the parapet and daring to question mainstream explanations and timelines. You’re a prime example of how fields of study can progress because of ‘out of the box’ thinking. Or should I say, unorthodox thinking. Without a small group of people, yourself included. These revelations may never have come to light. I see this area of study developing massively over the next few years/ decades, ultimately changing our view of who we are and where we have come from. And I think you and those like you will be remembered as the pioneers! Truly amazing. Bravo my friend!

[@Detail3000]

And let's admit it's a bit dangerous, too. Although, "They" already missed the oppottunity to stop this process, they may try to dôvery it in the future..

[@peterlemon1385]

Great job Ben, you explained some very complex ideas in a very concise & simple manor, that was easy to digest. Really great talk, thanks so much for sharing it on your channel =D

[@markasof]

Well done Ben! The study of those vases is the biggest evidence regarding the presence of an advanced technological society in prehistory. Would love to strap Zawhii and Lehner down, Clockwork Orange style, and make them view this.

[@alex-vc8lq]

Thank you for the videos where you measured the vase and explained why the fact that it is so precise is such a great miracle and mystery.

[@tonyralston3481]

Keep it up brother! You are a big part of helping Humans Rewrite history correctly. You, Graham, Randall and several others. I nerd out on this kind of stuff. Well done. 👏🏻

[@melaniephillips4238]

Ben -- so enjoyed this presentation at the Cosmic Summit and enjoyed speaking with you. We hope to come to next year's event and we hope you will be there, if your schedule permits. Thanks so much for your exhaustive research, clear logical explanations, and phenomenal documentaries. We hope to be on one of your tours soon! Cheers!

[@medicineinyourkitchen1234]

Wow Ben. I’ve been following your “vase case” for sometime now and I think your analysis theory is spot on. Can’t wait for the following vase investigations! THANK YOU!

[@alexl.a.7765]

Amazing work and brilliant presentation Ben. I work with CNC machines, and Hexagon and Leica Laser tracker verification machines in the factory, and i can tell you we can´t make a master piece like this vase with this level of precission on single block of Alluminium, S355J2 or C45 steel block. I can´t imagine who could did this master piece thousands of years ago on this material. Love your work and cannot wait for more. Thanks

[@oldscratch3535]

You could make it. It would just take a 5-axis machine and it would have to be done in 2 ops. The hard part is trying to work through the small mouth of the jar opening b/c the middle of the vase is much larger than the mouth. If the opening is too small then you don't have clearance to sufficiently tilt the vase to make the largest inside feature. The exterior features would be fairly simple. I run a Tsugami swiss machine at work. I could make the outside profile and drill an ID hole in the part. I couldn't finish the inside though b/c of the shape. You need 5-axis milling and very long extended tool holders to do it.

[@alexl.a.7765]

@@oldscratch3535 Yes, i agree. The difficult i see is finishing the interior with a decent surface. The largest tool means worst finished surface. Maybe with other tools we don´t have at work at this moment. It will be a good challenge anyways. Sorry if i cant explain as well as i wold like, bc i´m spanish.

[@oldscratch3535]

@@alexl.a.7765 You explained it just fine. I understand what you mean.

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

@@oldscratch3535 yeah but could it realistically be done in a stone with varying crystal inclusions like granite?

[@bumfie]

The archaeology community should be paying close attention to the massive amounts of important information being pointed out here by Ben . Well done sir ! A great presentation of what the Main Stream are ignorant of ,hiding from , don't understand or cant conceive ...

[@amylelas7197]

Well done Ben. You did great 👍 Excellent information, well explained as always. I do hope to see you doing more of these big events/presentations and watch your confidence go from strength to strength. Take care.

[@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 BRAVO Ben!!!! This was an excellent and fascinating presentation!! I can’t wait for your upcoming video on the stone vases!! Thank you for doing this very important work!! I am certain history will remember you well for it and as instrumental in rewriting our origins story!! 🙏 Cheers

[@Fongtastic711]

Excited to see more incredible findings from the work you and other teams have continued to do on these pre-dynastic vases! I sincerely hope that your work garners more attention from the archeological community.

[@OmarFawcett]

Man! You must have been well chuffed getting your hands on all those vases! You look pretty happy in the photo! Bloody brilliant. Can't wait!

[@inMotionOutdoors]

Excellent presentation! Re writing how we look at history. I agree with your presentation 100%

[@joshsmith3650]

Awesome job bro! Beautifully put together and easy to follow.

[@hellovicki6779]

I had been awaiting further analysis of the vase, particularly the handle lugs. I was curious whether there was any artifact in the horizontal area adjacent to the lugs and you answered this question. No artifact or change in precision, remarkable.! Fantastic work Ben, you should feel deservedly proud. Thank you.

[@IstariAzul777]

Wow ! Finally someone addresses the vast disparity between T pillars and veritable rubble that forms enclosures. I have no doubt this was found and rebuilt or repurposed

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

they should lift up a few of the standing T pillars and carbon date test the material underneath. seems easy enough.

[@IstariAzul777]

@@AustinKoleCarlisle I agree. I’m always baffled this never seems to happen

[@gc5232]

Thanks Ben, great presentation. The work with vase is amazing.

[@soilentgreen]

nice work Ben. Your channel really helped my mental health during the covid lockdown and has been a constant source of inspiration and food for thought ever since! Thank You!.

[@ringa91]

Great speech, cant wait for the new vase video, those things are especially mind blowing!

[@dubselectorr345]

Very well done, hope to see many more of these!

[@ronwebb409]

Thank you for your hard work and bravery to bring this to light for the common population. Much love🤘

[@dee3368]

Holy s$@t Ben... absolutely mind blowing presentation..i really really enjoyed it and this has totally made me think different about the ancients..im still stunned at what that vase represents

[@Enscriptiv]

Love your work Ben, you're changing the world for the better.

[@Z0mbie432]

This field of research NEEDS experimentalists like Ben extremely important for me to believe any of this in fact the only thing that makes it truly astonishing and believable. The mans a rock star and totally deserves it.

[@Gonk347]

I'm printing one of these to sit on my desk as a reminder of the knowledge and mysteries of ancient Egypt. Great work Ben!!

[@area12353]

Ofc its older then that.

[@Gonk347]

@@area12353 definitely, I’m more talking about the location and all of the other mysteries in that area

[@ausnorman8050]

Amazing presentation. Thank You and keep spreading the word, so so many people are unaware.

[@jobertvangool9961]

Thank you for the excellent presentation, I really love the “ two industries “ concept! Keep up the good work, Ben!

[@lindamckenzie4543]

So much respect for you and your excellent work, Ben. Keep it up, and continue to make a difference in the world of (true) history. Top presentation. ❤

[@zebedeedoodaah6454]

A complete "Dam buster" presentation and focuss!. Thankyou mate!.👍 Zebedee from Oz. 👍

[@brienfoerster]

Great work Ben

[@UnchartedX]

Cheers Brien!

[@kristinecloughley3119]

You both are amazing. Thank you. Thank you for sharing your experiences, wisdom and knowledge!!

[@mathewhegan4606]

This information should be everywhere in media. It's absolutely huge! The implications are incredible and terrifying in equal measure.

[@yveslecozannet7548]

Absolutely BRILLIANT presentation, thanks for sharing it ! Can't wait for the new vase studies... This should definetly make medias headlines ! As well as Patrice Pouillard similar work on Barabar Caves. Such a deep and utmost important meaning for our so-called "civilisation".

[@palmtranconfidential]

You have come a long way, proud of you!

[@steveo5295]

Excellent presentation Ben, I've had to say, some of your presentation has given me goosebumps. Maybe it's because I've reach some of the same conclusions myself, when I think of all of the precision and math calculations needed to produce these artifacts or build Pyramids with such precision...

[@ian-c.01]

Speaking of precision, that vase shows incredibly fine work but if you stop to think for a moment it becomes even more astounding, the finished dimensions are after fine polishing ! That means that whatever tools were used to cut it to shape were not the same tools that were used to achieve the very fine surface finish that we see and therefore the item was rough cut oversize then polished to the final intended dimensions. No tools cut hard stone to that level of fine detail, that is only achieved from polishing and hand polishing does not produce such accuracy, so not only was it designed mathematically and cut incredibly accurately it was fine polished to the final dimension which means they allowed for that in the design ! I also find it unfathomable to figure out how anything like that level of accuracy and detail could possibly be achieved without hardened ball bearings and roller bearings and high speed tools ! Before we had high quality bearings our machinery was not capable of working to such fine tolerances, plain bushings wear quickly and are just not capable of such fine work especially in hard stone. By the time a single vase was completed in granite a plain bushing would not be capable of the accuracy it had when it was fresh and certainly couldn't be accurate to a few thousandths of an inch even when new ! Soft metal bushings have a little 'give' in them and no matter how skilled the operator was he couldn't achieve that type of consistently accurate work, that is only possible with hardened roller bearings ! The more you look into that vase, the more incredible it gets !

[@steveo5295]

You are absolutely right, also the tool wear would be a problem you'd have to factor in...

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

@@ian-c.01 the micrometer wasn't invented for another 4000+ years so they would've had a way to measure how much material was being removed that was outside the limits of human touch and sight, in order to maintain a consistent tolerance throughout the piece.

[@ian-c.01]

@@AustinKoleCarlisle They didn't have hardened steel roller bearings either (as far as we know) and without them they couldn't have achieved such fine tolerances. The deeper you look the more interesting these artifacts get, they certainly raise more questions than expected !

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

@@ian-c.01 these objects could've been traded to the Egyptians. it's an assumption (by nearly all of us) that they must've been created *in* Egypt. the sea level rose 400 ft in the last 16,000 years, with the majority of that between 8k and 16k years ago. nearly every major civilization between 8000 and 100,000 YBP would've been covered by this rise in sea level.

[@---H_M]

Wow! I'm so fascinated by this subject. One of the best channels on YTB

[@KartazonDream]

Yes, Ben! Excellent presentation, breakthrough material. You are a gifted speaker.

[@Durhamlad]

Throughly enjoyed this been a fan for a while , blew my mind when you said the million word! about how long civilisations might of been living on this planet ! Keep up the good work Ben and team ✊🏼

[@LadySienna1]

Absolutely outstanding work. Your passion on this content has been so great, it actually makes me cry with joy. Thank you so very much!

[@stevemarquis7704]

Ben - a short comment on the 'scooping' to remove cracks. I think I have mentioned this before elsewhere. I worked on F-111s for ~15 years. Much of my job as an engineer with the brittle steel (yes steel, 240-260 ksi) was to do this very thing - remove the sharp stress concentration of cracks / crack tips with a much larger radius hole (relatively) or a blending out. This type of repair work (actually removing material) is not necessary for static loading so much as dynamic loading. IOW this is fatigue / fracture preventative maintenance. This is only necessary if there is unrelieved stress in the part and / or it will be used dynamically as a moving part with cycles of repeated stress. IOW this lends itself to considert some use for these boxes etc that involve some kind of cyclical loading.

[@stevemarquis7704]

@benberube4562 Fatigue cracking is all post production. It is initiated by cyclical loading (a good example is the cracking along rivet lines in aluminum aircraft fuselage skins due to cabin pressurization cycles). Once it starts the only way to stop it is reduce the stress concentration in one way or another or replace the item. Cracking may have shown up during the manufacturing process of these granite boxes. Regardless if it occurred then or during some cyclical loading after the method to salvage the investment is the same - remove the stress concentration. I wanted to add that blending out these cracks in the stone (these scoop marks appear random with no artistic purpose) would make no sense unless the point was to prevent crack propagation - which implies some planned cyclical loading usage. There certainly isn't induced stresses from heating / cooling cycles down in the Serapeum and once the intial internal static stress is relieved the crack won't grow.

[@dirtypure2023]

​@@stevemarquis7704So what could the boxes have been used for?

[@OspreyFlyer]

Excellent presentation, Ben. Thanks for posting! 👍

[@Mrguitarcraze]

Thanks!

[@UnchartedX]

Thank you!!

[@dennisthomas4848]

Top stuff mate. Keep up the good work.

[@trentrush3101]

THE G.O.A.T.!

[@marcosgomez8618]

The greatest of all time would connect this to the Coming great deception. This man right here could think his butt crack is God. I'm not impressed until I find out a spiritual belief. He could be a complete dingleberry.

[@jakelloyd_inc]

Ben really is taking over the game!!

[@Tony11442]

Yes the Goat of deception and fictional stories.

[@jaclyn.jenkins]

@@Tony11442who shit in your wheaties?

[@BrodyLuv2]

Lord of the Sheep

[@MRsilverngold]

Excellent effort on this presentation bro,would take up many hours to prepare all the information,its a lot of hard work to put out interesting,entertaining & educational content of this high standard,much respect to you...

[@levarris14]

boahhhh 😲😲😲! absolutely mindblowing ! I have absolutely NO IDEA how this was manufactured and realized in the INTERIOR of the vase above all other mysteries ! I think we have to completely rewrite history, also in view of all the other puzzles that are presented to us just by dismantling, transporting and assembling the stone blocks weighing tons! I don't even need to talk about the figures and "coffins" in the Serapeum, which are perfectly polished down to a thousandth of a centimeter. I definitely have to go back there to take samples and have them examined in an electron microscope for traces of tool wear (diamond or corundum residues)! Such residues must be found somewhere, protected from the weather!

[@keifwoki]

You could have talked for another 5hrs and id still be glued to the screen! Thankyou for all your hard work Ben 💚👍

[@michiganufosandparanormal]

That was such a fun and amazing conference I was so happy to have been to the first one! I was recently on the Micah Hanks Program and meeting him at the conference made things happen. You're the best, Ben hope to talk to you soon! We need you back on the show! 🙂

[@TheMosvald]

Great work Ben! Fun to see how far u got, really impressive.

[@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster]

Great work as always Ben 👏 👍. .

[@theiron2116]

Great content & so interesting, very knowledgeable. I know it’s not always easy speaking to a large audience but you were excellent.

[@CenterTenor10]

Congrats on the big presentation! 🎉 It’s been so great seeing you grow over the years! 🤩

[@IstariAzul777]

Wow u look so nice all dressed up . Can’t wait to take a tour with you one day! Thank you for another great video

[@andrewgordon9588]

Love your work Ben, your a credit to our generation. The work you put in on the precision of the stone vases is astonishing. Keep it up mate! I think the younger generation of archaeology will be the ones to accept that this mystery is better explained with inheretance and lost technology.

[@CenturionC4]

Good stuff Ben. Would love to be able to attend one of these in the future

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

You are amazing, Ben!

[@yourname-mz1jo]

Ben this is Dope bro, although I have already watched the "episode" you called "The tale of two industries", this was still awesome to watch. Great job my friend!!

[@kathleenp3135]

This is phenomenal Ben. Thanks for posting it!

[@Helix_Bonopart]

My mind just exploded. Jaw on the floor. This is proof.

[@dudeguy8686]

Thanks for uploading this one, Ben, and for all the work put in to make it possible. I'd call you a national treasure, but it's really the whole world benefiting from this research, so thanks again!

[@yotday]

Absolutely phenomenal, Ben.

[@wyattsmith2143]

Way to go buddy, keep up the hard work, everyone benefits!

[@NoelMay]

Ben's work is the best science ever done in history ! Ever !

[@lcmlcm2460]

Always amazed how well Ben can speak. Great presentation. THANKS ❤

[@ABagOfLag]

Thanks for this

[@aprilwoods7735]

❤still loving all you do buddy!😎 Sending so much love from the East Coast up here in Nova Scotia 💙🤍 , Canada 🇨🇦

[@iansmeath8674]

Ben thank you, that was an excellent presentation!

[@ferencjozsef4479]

When intelligence shines through. Thank you Ben for every single video you put out!

[@acrylicadam]

Awesome, Ben! Thank you for all your great work!

[@FerrelFrequency]

GOOD FOR YOU, BEN! 😃🥳 Living the DREAM, BROTHER! ✊🙌

[@hunters.8555]

You may not be recognized by the mainstream, but we see you. My daughter will be learning all her all her ancient history from you and your colleagues. Thank you for all the work you do.

[@harrywalker968]

watch viper tv sumerian tablets.. get educated.. b/foot, sabe, was ''made'', before man,, ask an indian.. the facts by how to hunt.. praveen mohan.. everything inside me, tartaria.. enki, is'god'', he made man..

[@harrywalker968]

we are not meant to be here,, we should of been destroyed, by enlil, 13k ago..

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

@@harrywalker968 is that why life feels like a cruel joke and everything seems opposite of how it should be?

[@patricknoveski6409]

You hit it outta the Park Ben. Vases. Amazing. You seemed crunched for time. No worries Great stuff.

[@ShaggyPker]

You actually did such a good job with this. Congrats man.

[@Leila2206]

i deeply hope, that during my lifetime, there will be more people like you and we move from the "old school" education. this is soooo clear, some other civilisation made statues and pyramids, than they try to tell us. i deeply hope, to find out more!

[@stephaneboussiron9006]

Greetings from France Ben, you are the best and your channel too ❤