Lost Ancient Civilizations Mysterious Megalithic Ruins At Mitla In Oaxaca Mexico

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[@gramps6334]

Would loved to have seen all of these megalithic structures around the world in their hayday! It must have been a grand sight!

[@vebnew]

When I was there in 1982 you go through a hole that archaeologist opened and go under the Plaza - - - there we found that someone had milled the bedrock flat and put rollers on top of the bedrock and then put a slab of rock on top of the rollers so that during an earthquake the pyramids on top would not fall down - - - most amazing

[@user-nc9hb4pf9x]

That is outstanding!!

[@RogueReplicant]

Do you mean like sliding bearings of some sort? Like ball bearings?? 🤔

[@vebnew]

@@RogueReplicant Long roller bearings, I could only see the end of many large roller bearings as we entered the passage

[@vebnew]

@@RogueReplicant I was 32 then, I'll be 74 this month and I'm still amazed by this very high tech construction my family and I witnessed!

[@RogueReplicant]

@@vebnew Impressive indeed. Not an embellishment, not "ceremonial" or "religious". Ring of fire, Oaxaca is right there, they had no choice but to use a load-bearing mechanism in that mountainous, seismically active region.

[@ScottWaring]

💖 This is the content the world needs - thank you for sharing your magic! ✨🙌

[@josepadron103]

Hello Brien, your research is excellent, in the 30's of the last century, a writer named Guy Ballard wrote a book called The Magical Presence, where he narrates that the Pre-Inca culture, built the city of Mitla and its temples, was a pre-Inca colony of that culture, in Mexico...

[@longlifeprinters9]

All of the really fine stone work with massive blocks, all over the world, were done so long before the newer ancient people came along that, the newer group had no idea how to cut blocks so finely & precisely but they admired the great work & used the fallen down blocks in their new walls. There is lost technology that we cannot figure out, even today. Plus, many walls that the top of fell down makes you wonder if an ice age came through & ice sheets lopped off the tops of everything in its path, about the only thing I can think of that would knock down tops of walls without also destroying the base; maybe 10,000 to 14,000 years ago.

[@sitindogmas]

I really must go on one of your guided trips, it at the top of my bucket list ✌️💚

[@kenrik2105]

Great stuff, Brien! It’s amazing that the oldest parts of these structures are usually the most advanced. Any speculation on who the ancient builders were?

[@fennynough6962]

What impressed me most about this sight is the fact that; [these indestructible 10 TON lentils & surronding Megablocks]: were Megadisastered so much so, that they needed to be repaired. Only a Nuculear Blast or 100 foot Tidal Wave 🌊 are capable, right?

[@thomasesteb9589]

As in the Flood of Noah world wide

[@user-nc9hb4pf9x]

Was lake Titicaca once at sea level, or did a global tsunami leave the seahorse in it ?

[@thomasesteb9589]

Yet again another fantastic complex that was breath taking in its design and build, until the flood of Noah hits and the 1 yr long flood pretty much wiped out all megalithic stuctures as a rule and buried the remains which were found and later attempted to reoccupy and this is the result of the great difference in skill and ability of the buildings

[@rcjoe406]

Amazing content as always brother 😊

[@thesmokingburrito9097]

Thank You. Love this stuff

[@billmaxwell1395]

As always, awesome

[@RICKRATT1]

I was there in the 90s, fascinating site.

[@BORN-to-Run]

Let's thank God that the Spanish didn't DESTROY IT like they did Tenochtitlan (Mexico City). The first settlers in Oaxaca found those ruins and KNEW they were remnants of their ancestors who perished in the Flood, and tried to salvage what they could. EVERY nation on Earth has a cultural memory of Noah's Flood. Though those stones may weight 15, 20 tons today, I'm NOT CONVINCED that they weighed THAT MUCH at the original, antediluvian time of construction. EVERYTHING was SO DIFFERENT back then! Gravity was different. The rotation of the earth was slower. Oxygen level was higher. They probably didn't have as hard a time building these structures as we think, because they lived in an unbelievably superior WONDER WORLD compared to what we have nowadays (after the cataclysmic global Flood). Thanks Brien!

[@ledacedar6253]

Enormous Pre-Flood Mega-Structure Discovered in Siberia... Brien I wish you every success in going to Siberia to see and examine these never before researched megalithic structures. Enormous Pre-Flood Mega structure in Siberia.

[@dubselectorr345]

Brien, you are the Man.

[@timothyadams6163]

Love your work, more ❤

[@CodingWithUnity]

What if the rougher work was actually fill because there was somethign else covering that at one point. you'd really only need the big blocks for the top and bottom structurally. Probably even better to have fill in the middle do to shifting and reducing cracking. I have no idea what im talking about :)

[@Beanieweenieable]

That pillar almost looks like an Indian Lingham stone pillar

[@RedSpiralHandTV]

We're traveling/living around central Mexico and considering making a future home base just outside of Oaxaca City... One reason are the amazing ruin sites on either side of the area.

[@emeraldfox7175]

Intellectual thinking 🤷‍♂️

[@whartonoutdoors7493]

At 10:02 looking at the rough work between the good stuff, could the rougher work be cladding rather than the main wall structure? So all they had to do was clad the outside of a finer, inner structure.

[@Lethgar_Smith]

What's clearly evident throughout all of Mesoamerica is that the ancient megalithic structures were hit with some kind of cataclysm. Everything looks as though it was either toppled over or mowed over or leveled with a giant scraper and then later repaired and built up by people who lacked the skill of the original builders. The famed ruins of Tiahuanaco have largely been restored over the last 100 years by the government. The Gate of the Sun God is in such a fine state of preservation only because it was buried face down in the soil for thousands of years until later discovered and erected back onto its pedestal. It is not possible to date when a rock was carved by man or when it was set in place. We can only date the age of organic material and pottery shards and other artifacts of a known historical culture but that's about it, when it comes to our ability to accurately "date" the past. Most of it is conjecture and pure speculation designed to fit an already established, yet flawed, narrative.

[@samuelkeystone]

3:45 guy is juggling a devil's stick.

[@johnweaver4564]

One day maybe dating stone reliably will help solve some time lines. Or confusing us more.

[@mikolajpe]

Do we know what is unde rubble holding these monoliths? Maybe there is some kind of older superstructure

[@inharmonywithearth9982]

The building@8:00 minutes in would have had a reliable light source because they didnt even put any windows in.

[@nancyvolker3342]

The Galactic Talk had a very interesting interview with Michelle Gibson if you can find time i recommend it thee is a lot in there

[@bradleysmith9253]

Thanks Brien 😎🏄‍♂️🌈🇦🇺

[@abassett22]

But what the hell happened to the rest of it all? All over the planet are sites like this. But where is the rest of it all? They all seem to be missing so much material.

[@yeame9163]

How long will it take for us as a society to use stone like this?

[@arautus]

I doubt anyone knows how old many of these structures are around the world, but it looks like the secret to longevity is the mathematics in building them.

[@JohnnyRedpilled]

Those two basalt columns looks like lingam.

[@chilledwalrus]

It's obvious the Zapotec had also mastered steel beams! I gonna do more research!

[@benbrown2470]

What does the floor you're walking on consist of?

[@derekwilliams5569]

This civilisation was more advanced than us. In every way imaginable. There knowledge of the galaxy was incredible, they would have known a catastrophic event was going to happen, and where intelligent enough to survive one. My guess is that they left before it happened. 🤷

[@threesocksmorgan1862]

I'll never be convinced this stuff is cut stone. It was all formed

[@robertevans8126]

sharing

[@frankmccann29]

Landing site for a vehicle weighing in hundred of thousands of tons?

[@marcusyoung9741]

Greetings Brian, you are the expert BUT so was Zahi Hawass, the stone is conglomerate Geopolymer and YOU DON’T COME BACK IN 2,000 years. It’s all Geopolymer all over the world. Deal with it. Aesthetics. Artisan. I agree in some places there was reconstruction, but you are applying that to everything.

[@scottprather5645]

Definitely different levels of building technology are evident With most of the finer grade construction missing what happened to the rest of the earlier structures??

[@gfelix3552]

Good question. Wondering the same thing. Where did all the other big blocks go? ... You see it in other ancient sites like in Peru as well. It could be they were just transported to another site or maybe they were broken up in several earthquakes or cataclysm and they they used the broken pieces for repair.

[@whitneylake2107]

How alike are all columns to each other ? If the variation is very small what might explain such accuracy when working basalt ? Happy 2024 !

[@sonnylambert4893]

Quite simply and obviously working from the same set of plans and measurements would produce pretty much the same product would it not

[@whitneylake2107]

Dear sonny, I was curious as to just how alike the columns were. Basalt lava is NOT an easy material to work with let alone making dozens of identical columns out of it. Those columns would be very challenging even today. Just because someone has a set of plans does not guarantee such exactness. For example, the granite box inside the great pyramid is like a surface plate. Such items, made to near optical tolerances CANNOT be explained given tools available 5000 years ago. What tools were used specifically by the way ?@@sonnylambert4893

[@shadowthreat8715]

Looks like a indian/hindu lingam😮

[@Brentster1953]

I'm believing a lot of those walls are constructed to retain water. Why the seamlessness.

[@emeraldfox7175]

No watermarks whatsoever

[@jadneves]

Esse bloco colossal de rocha que no momento 6:15 repousa na arquibancada comprova que ali ele não foi fabricado e muito menos tenha caído de algum lugar porque não se quebrou, mas comprova que foi levitado e teletransportado;

[@arturomarcelolescano3856]

otra civilizacion que ya habia descubierto el hormigon !!!!!

[@MAGIKMARTIAN9526]

NOT NECESSARILY HAS TO BE DIFFERENT CIVILIZATIONS YOU WOULD WANT A SOLID LEVEL AND STRAIGHT FOUNDATION YOU WOULD SPEND THE MORE TIME ON THAT, COULD BE WHY THE STUFF IS ON BOTTOM BUT I DO BELIEVE THERE WAS MORE THAN ONE CIVILIZATION IT'S JUST THAT DOESN'T MAKE IT DEFINITIVE.

[@johnthompson6374]

Piling up earth around the columns or supports and sliding the large stones into position followed by then removing the earth that was previously piled up is another way. Similar to how the dynastic egyptians built tall columns out of many stacked pieces of large stones. Peace/JT

[@timolintunen5602]

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[@youiti2nz]

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[@beufa7990]

Thanks for your job since long Time. I just want to tell you,in France Patrice Pouillard directed a huge Doc about BARABAR caves,if you have the chance to see,mindblowing !. Bye, 👋🏻

[@brienfoerster]

I have

[@beufa7990]

All people like you will change the World. Never stop plz for humankind

[@garsiaantonio8747]

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[@benderbender1233]

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[@johndodson4527]

Veneer over basalt megolithic

[@mehmetg644]

Before Lost civilization ... After Homosapiens Sapiens ... 👍

[@Sir-Cyr_Rill-Nil-Mill]

_because _*_evolution_*

[@user-nc9hb4pf9x]

DEVO-lution !

[@seanrobson1]

Left overs from the great flood which was worldwide..

[@ShortbusMooner]

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[@wolfgangrecordings]

the architecture of mitla is a combination of mixta, zapotec and spanish colonial. where does your "lost ancient civilisation" fit in? is this your go-to hypothesis for anywhere there are megalithic stones? i'm struggling to get my head around your angle here, because there's no reason whatsoever that those stones couldn't have been quarried by the mixta or zapotec people. what an odd thing to suggest, that none of the established ancient cultures around the world could quarry and move large stone blocks and that it was actually done by some other culture (everywhere in the world) that there's conveniently no evidence for whatsoever. sorry but i think i'll go with the empirical evidence provided by scientists and historianas on this one

[@bernard9366]

They used giant helicopters to move anything

[@FrontalWaterbed]

bottom looks a lot like egypt

[@chilirasbora]

What is a megalith?

[@joanthompson5606]

From the Greek words, mega = very large, and lith = stone Very large stone

[@rosifervincent9481]

I wonder why these people with amazingly advanced stone work technology, were so illiterate.

[@erichamilton8952]

How is it known that the big stones are recycled? It's entirely possible that this is an architecture style. The reason being that the lintel stones are set very level and flat indicating a high skill in setting them in place.

[@virtualmarc2383]

Very industrial looking. Perhaps a smelter like many other Central American sites

[@jussikankinen9409]

1000 slaves can but did they use hemp ropes

[@melanieg2549]

Schade das es kein deutschen Untertitel gibt

[@ultimatefreedom6283]

MU..........

[@bernard9366]

These giants of Earth's civilizations were obviously more advanced than today's two year olds playing with plastic toys. Amazing,! They could not have done anything on their own without help from Brerock Obama!

[@beufa7990]

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[@ethericbliss23]

@03:23 THAT, or it'd be easier to set-up forms and simply pour the "stonework", providing y'all had the correct recipe. Now that'd explain boatloads and "we" wouldn't be stuck stubbing our toes over and over and over again trying to figure out HOW they cut, moved and "lifted" such HUGE stones... Just make 'em!! : )

[@brienfoerster]

Easy?

[@MARLEYDIDIT]

those are Lingams, not Columns which is why the tops are hemispherically rounded. remnants of the Hindus/Khams that made contact. there's a Hanuman stone statue here as well

[@brienfoerster]

not

[@MARLEYDIDIT]

@@brienfoerster then show us other “columns” with rounded tops? you can’t. David Childress & Praveen Mohan have already confirmed this. maybe stick to your specialty of Peru, Brien lol

[@joanthompson5606]

​@@MARLEYDIDITthe two scholars you mentioned are more interested in floating unsubstantiated claims, to fire the imagination, than in making scientific sense of observable phenomena.

[@charlieyellowstone8248]

REVELATION 6 : 12 - 17 describes a pole shift and elites hiding in bunkers

[@emeraldfox7175]

Lol it does not say pole shift!

[@charlieyellowstone8248]

@@emeraldfox7175 I NEVER said the words are in there. I said it describes one. Apparently, that is just too hard to understand for you. 🙄

[@emeraldfox7175]

@@charlieyellowstone8248 lol ok wanker 🤣

[@user-nc9hb4pf9x]

I had a dream.....!

[@NoSaiCeeNxT]

Stay hydrated, less mouth clicking and live healthier

[@thomaselmore1155]

Nice story. It's Geopolymer. Older rock from quarries, crushed, mixed with a natural geo binder. Different types come from the amounts of water used. Ancient Advanced Knowledge of Recreating Stone. Filling up woven bags to transport to the building site and formed, hardened in place. Take some of the Stone to a certified Testing Lab with Electron Microscopes. Write a new book. The Concrete of the Gods. Have fun. Great place.

[@brienfoerster]

nope

[@jadneves]

​@@brienfoerster"Cássyah Faria Hipnose Construção Pirâmides" é um link com relato da hipnoterapeuta Cassyah Faria onde uma cliente em Hipnose volta no tempo onde trabalhou na construção das pirâmides e relata que os "cabeças-longas" com seus OVNIs materializavam os blocos e até se teletransportavam; mas é no livro "Acaiaca" psc Tomás Gonzaga/Marilusa que vemos que os cabeças-longas eram atlantes;

[@user-nc9hb4pf9x]

That's an idea, but not a good one, the quarry has been located, why would you do all the work of crushing rock, burning lime stone, burning lime, bringing water, making forms, when you could just cut, move, and set a stone...

[@TheNivekvideos]

The Columns are concrete?????????

[@brienfoerster]

no

[@FactsAndEvidence]

Basalt rock quarried from larger rock and shaped.

[@TheNivekvideos]

Explain the loss of Aggregate from columns & lintels??????? The holes in the columns and in the lintels?? A better question would be "How did the Roman Concrete get to the New World? Same way the Egyptian Anchors found in the Mississippi River did????? Brian???? @@FactsAndEvidence

[@TheNivekvideos]

Just kill an INSIGHT that doesn't fit the Narrative????? LOL @@FactsAndEvidence

[@1RealFishingLife]

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