Lost Ancient High Technology Of Egypt 2017 Update: Tanis And Aswan

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[@brienfoerster]

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[@olemann77]

Great vid. Nice quality, with details visible. Question: All these objects that are toppled over. Is there any uniformity on direction of force? Is it hard to tell whats been dug up and moved vs original?

[@mannakcc7225]

You are the best! at the coverage of the ancient sites. I am grateful for your video details.

[@tlprasad9217]

Brien Foerster VERY GOOD VEDEO AND INFORMATIVE.

[@drakedorosh9332]

The burn marks could be lighting. The thunderbolts project loves those sort of marks.

[@taooflovepassionandcomedy8722]

Has the slag been analysed to do so many reveal interesting information

[@georgekern7334]

I'm so happy that people like you, with brains capable of basic function and critical thought.....exist. Please keep creating this content, dont worry there is some of us that are NOT mentally inept, who really do care about this stuff. Dont ever let lesser people discourage you.

[@TurnFullCircle]

How can this not be recognised as a society of advanced technology? .....the evidence is everywhere..... great video thanks for this.....Cheers Chris

[@porterhouse131]

chris scott you can grind up flesh and bones make a paste out of it and inject it in a mold and keep it moist and Wala you have granite.

[@michaelf7760]

@@porterhouse131 What?

[@georgekern7334]

Because your gvmnt literally hates your existence, and your not ever supposed to know the truth. As obvious as it is, you will NEVER hear any media seriously address it. It goes against al the shit textbooks they paid to print out. I really hope you don't actually believe that the gvmnt will tell you the truth. I'm sorry if you do.

[@wayofthewonderer]

It's like finding Lego bricks. And people being like wtf? Someone explains to them about injection moulding. And they ignore that

[@wayofthewonderer]

It's doesn't look heat scorched, it looks like it's injection moulded.

[@jetsonwhite888]

Thank you for providing these images for all to see. Humanity's awakening is being assisted by the simple act of a person viewing these structures.

[@senatorjosephmccarthy2720]

I really like the quick beginings of the videos. No time-wasting long supposedly helpful introduction. Just right to it, And! No Stupid irritating distracting music. Plus of course all the information on Mitsarim/Egypt.

[@rodsjohnson831]

This place makes me rethink everything.

[@ArgoNavis94]

Rodney Johnson Pause at 8:12 Tanis is void of all vegetative life but there's a small yellow flower blooming at the base of the 'bleeding' statue. Evidence of crystallized organic material from a rock statue... that allows for surrounding plant life? Hmmmm, go watch 'mudfossil university's channel' over this video for further analysis. Roger knows and you should too. The truth is stranger than fiction. Question everything.

[@rodsjohnson831]

ArgoNavis94 👍🏻

[@Fuzzinutt]

Never get tired of watching your video's over again Brien!!

[@jackshepherd2660]

The destruction looks like ancient high technology as well.

[@Defensive_Wounds]

As soon as you held up that black rock I knew it was Slag, I have smelted in a blacksmith the same style as Romans would have ages ago and that is definitely slag!

[@MrAlipatik]

probably heat blast then scope it like mud?

[@kangakid5984]

Slagmate used in agglomerate making before moulding. Immothep's formula

[@NOTTHASAME]

It is not slab ... Let me repay this for those who actually don't know or understand that there is not one chunk of reason for slab being there ... You are thinking within a box , get outside of your understanding to understand.

[@NOTTHASAME]

Everyone is guessing at best ...perhaps , maybe , probably are all guess scenarios.

[@luxste]

But that doesn't fit the narrative they're trying to push. Everyone always complains about the "Academics" being biased and closed-minded, but these people are just as bad when they're given an answer that isn't the exact response they're looking for...

[@frehleyrox]

I've recently discovered your videos and I have been fascinated with ancient Egyptology since King Tutankhamen's relics came to the museum of natural history when I was a kid. I love your videos which allow me to visit a destination on my bucket list that I don't know if will ever become a reality since I do not like to fly. Thank you for posting these tours and allowing my imagination to soar.

[@ZeekDuff]

It's almost as if these things were moved so far - being so gigantic, the builders wanted someone to find thousands of years later that someone long before knew how to do something amazing you really need to learn about. Or, they had some other purpose entirely & they just didn't care who finds the stuff, whenever. It's one thing to build them, another to destroy them, and what kind of power does THAT take, anyway? A large wrecking ball? Why? Wow... I think it's obvious these builders had a technology we know nothing about, and they either left & took it with them, or someone else stole it and took it away or hid it so well we haven't found it, yet. Thanks for all of this, these thing just keep coming up more & more astonishing!!!

[@dannybahee2540]

Thx Brian, your videos leaves me scratching my baalbek, they're judt mind blowing

[@nojnoj3069]

Thankyou Mr Brien Foerster sir for your hard work and dedication to this amazing subject and to your commitment to uncovering the truth of our existence. Your work is outstanding, your knowledge of the hidden truth is incredible. I for one have learnt so much from your videos, you are easy to listen to and you also make it easy to digest. I hope you stay fit and healthy and happy for a very very long time. Thankyou.

[@ErictheACKACKTOR]

WOW! such a gift. I always look forward to what you reveal about our ancient past. These ancients had technology and you are the explorer that brings that fact to us. And that military escort made this content that much more exciting/ and Yousef's commentary is spectacular. So great. All around, always a epic. I and other Egyptians look forward to moment when you reveal to us why? the ancients went to the trouble to moved pieces of massive granite from someplace else to other far away locations just to satisfy their Aesthetics when supposedly all they had where stone tools.

[@cheefsmokealot4479]

I’ve worked for over 35 years tiling with stone, and cutting stone with diamond blades. There is no way bronze age Egyptians cut granite or similar hardness stone. The scooping marks cannot be made by simply pounding stones. I agree with Mr Forester. There had to be another people with ancient machine technology that was used to cut the stones, before the Egyptians. It also looks like there was a great destruction in the past maybe 12,000 years ago. Past history has been covered up, when it doesn’t fit the lies being told about history. I’m happy the new Egyptian government is more open about letting people explore the ancient artifacts and places. Places like Tanis, the Syvinx, the Seripium, the Osirion and Orsiris shaft all show evidence of a ancient people before the Egyptians who had far superior technology to shape stone exactly. We would have a hard time today duplicating what some ancient people did so accurately with transporting and cutting massive size granite stones. 🤔🙁🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@richsamuel6722]

It tickles me how Brian will rub his hands on obvious advanced technology, but doesn’t say a word & you can almost hear him screaming, “look! This can’t be!”

[@guilhermeelser8161]

Your videos are wonderful! There is a lot in History that we still do not know and you are going behind those answers, congratulations! Whenever I can watch!

[@JohnThornley]

Your videos are amazing. I stick to the channel like glue. Huge thanks.

[@kittymamma32]

I have my computer hooked to my stereo and most of your videos ring and buzz with energy, no others do that

[@ddownbond]

Thanks for all that you do! Keep on keeping on ;-)

[@motonegros]

I can watch your videos all day.

[@simonsays7322]

This "scoop marks" reminds when i was a kid and playing in a sandbox! When i started to use wet sand and form it with my fingers and add some mud that it stay in form! Maybe we should ask more kids, they often know pretty well if they are not already programmed from school or kindergarten!

[@NOTTHASAME]

This material was wet flesh from gigantic giants that were killed during the flood. You were close to the truth The United States and other land mass are made up from dead creatures , gigantic creatures ! Most do not or will not understand this !

[@michaelf7760]

@@NOTTHASAME although I agree with you that there were Giants that were killed in the flood im not seeing how their flesh would turn into granite.

[@subtractivemusic]

You have ignited something within me I did not know was there. Thank you for your videos and research.

[@bertalankercso831]

The "one solid piece of granite" from 5:22 was peeling in the same way as concrete do. See at the bottom! The reason of the "cataclism" was that these are good quality stones, good raw materials for further construction. In 2013 an Ancient Mayan pyramid in Belize destroyed by road crew.

[@christopherRivicic]

Stone hammers and bronze chisels... yeah right , we've been duped!

[@georgekern7334]

No duh. Everyones existence is a lie. And everyone accepts it. It really is sad.

[@geehammer1511]

Yeah it's really sad, one of my new neighbours doesn't use the internet and he's such a sheep following the mainstream narrative.

[@taborturtle]

We have only been duped really if we believe in their BS! We haven't been duped because we see through their lies...

[@anthonyhudson3136]

slightly

[@pappawheely]

underground city down there, I would bet........thanks . We are so grateful to see all the things you show...

[@drrydher]

Just amazing! I'm so jealous! Thank you for your videos!

[@aschlack8889]

Incredible. Thank you so much for showing. Soooo very accurate for stone tools and copper chisels.... ;) history goes further back that we have been told. History repeating. Thank you.

[@jacobherron6685]

Love ur videos & ur perception of ancient times

[@patrickelamm2890]

Thank you for another fantastic video. I feel like I'm right there with you. I live in the country. I feel like I'm right there with you on the Walkabout. thank you.😊👍🙋‍♂️🇺🇸

[@markgiles8527]

At 13:46 My Foerster is walking past some flat surfaces which have train tracks beneath it. Please explain. Like everything we haven't witnessed ourselves we are meant to believe what others tell us. This is all very fascinating.

[@AFatalPapercut]

It's amazing that after all these years of people pounding that one stone, they still haven't got a block out of it hahaha.

[@roylinfordadams]

The fact the scoop marks are all uniform and even wave together shows that they were created with a barrel shaped grinder similar to a pavement grinder.

[@dazuk1969]

Tanis is a wonderfully megalithic place...it reminds me of Puma Punku in its destruction, but with a "scorched earth" twist. The Geologist there, Susan Moore quoted Petrie "there were enough pieces to reassemble a 125ft statue" made of granite. Mr F often uses the "could not be done today" line..and rightly so. A statue of this nature cont even be conceived of by modern man or woman..never mind constructing it...awesome stuff Mr F.

[@OCRay1]

This place looks so much older then the other sites in the country that I have seen. Really strange

[@thatswhatshesaid.literally737]

😯 Wow, that pounder @16:28 was so efficient it got itself stuck in the rock! Lol 😂

[@johnanderson3761]

Sound at the correct frequency, directed into a specific area, for a specific amount of time will finely blast away that material. If the object or tool used to transmit that frequency has a roundel shape then that could account for the scalloping pattern.

[@shanegrangrad8559]

I love these videos . Thankyou . I wish I had sparked an interest when I was must younger . I remember many places in Australia where out of place massive quartz and marble boulders were in the open seeming out of place

[@lyngood7471]

Brian....what exactly is the material you call granite?.... a composite of rocks or something else? Thanks

[@richsamuel6722]

Now, was the rock alchemy way turned soft like clay or was it some kind of of space age shovel with lazer cutting technology on the leading edge?

[@danielr5637]

Is it possible the very same tool or method used to create these incredible pieces was the same tool/method used to destroy it all?

[@bodystomp5302]

The scoop marks in the granite at the end of the video are very perplexing.

[@ThreeLittleBirds111]

At >> 5:20 / 23:28

[@mizzow1]

Why all the adverts? They are so annoying they put you off watching the video completely!

[@patoortiz1777]

hi brien always lookfoward for you videos like them all!! but my favorites are fron bolivia ,peru and egeptos cheers amigo!!! and thanks for show us this far away and beatyfull locations plus all the knowledge that came with the place it self

[@jasonsagoontra4859]

Nothing can stop you now, Don.

[@mcburcke]

Cool...I see clear evidence of the use of huge circular saws, end mills and routers, and enormous lathes in the manufacture of these megaliths. Very interesting!

[@espaghetti99]

Excellent video, Thank you for sharing.

[@ZeroFortyFive]

It must have been a beautiful place before it got destroyed...

[@allenjames5629]

Probably not!!!

[@WoodysAR]

I live how Brien makes love to the red Aswan Marble/Granite, carefully caressing it, delineating it's unlikely broad sweeping curves and surprisingly precision 'toolings' (there's just no other word sometimes,)

[@prisonplanetearthcomplyordie]

Hello Brian . I gotta ask in your travels have you ever felt any type of Energy Sensations when touching the Stones ? . I ask because Damon T Berry who made The Knowledge of the Forever Time Documentaries says when he touched the Giza Pyramids Stones it knocked him out and showed him incredible visions that gave him the information to put the doco,s together .

[@donhouse2920]

Can u tell me y @ 5:15 the huge rock on bottom is total different from other you said "HEAT SCORCHED"??? WHat's that mea. Sir?

[@randybostic1273]

Gobekli Tepe, northeast of Port Said, was covered over too. (Suggestion: Pay particular attention to surrounding landscape with orientation, burn side, and magnetic fields of obelisks and monuments found unmoved insitu.) And thank you again Brien.

[@eyesonmedia]

Great video!!!!! At the various sites: does the heat scorching at each of these sites seem to come from the same compass direction?

[@garethrees9891]

Blown away by these videos. Absolutely convinced that there has indeed been a civilisation that were superior in technology. The implications of this are enormous making me think that everything we think we know is wrong. Making me wonder how old mankind really is, maybe out of place artefacts like the london hammer are real.

[@sillybollox2244]

That square recess on the base of the granite column is the key hole for the driven end of the lathe/spindle. The other end would just have a round hole. I think it was the cutting tool stone that rotated at high speed, not the column, but the column was turntable.

[@wadils]

Parabéns Brien Foerster, os seus vídeos maravilhosos nos proporcionam informações incríveis. Possibilita uma visão terrena dos fatos e retira muitos mistérios que foram criados em torno dos construtores ETs.

[@this-is-not-a-channel-]

Those scoop marks are eye opening

[@scotthillan8508]

I don't have the money to travel , I sure would be going i wantcto learn. Thank you for your time you share.

[@erynbrown4189]

Brien, I have a theory. I am not a geologist but I have worked with modern day masonry saws. My theory is this and you can check the feasibility of it. The scoop marks look to me as what you would get by using water and sound. The reason I say this is that the scoops seem to be in waves. Using this method, it would take a relatively short time to cut out the obelisks. To move them, they would have had to again use sound. But this time for levitation. Just would have to find the correct frequency. Once the cracks happened, the relative harmonics would be ruined and that would make further wave cutting or levitation out of the question.

[@erynbrown4189]

Actually, you are using a theory as well. As neither of us was actually there. Dolerite pounders would take a very long time to produce what was needed to be done by hand. Dolerite, by the way, can be used in my theory. A small amount of water with the dolerite pounders and using sound from tuned instruments, you would obtain the wave and scoop markings. Sound harmonics is very effective at moving things. I have dealt with sound many years ago and have used it to move things. Water is a very good carrier of the harmonics as well as silica. Check the resonate frequency at which dolerite vibrates or even levitates. Now to your mud bricks + charcoal. Have you ever tried heating them to the temperatures needed? The mud bricks would essentially explode. The temperatures needed to do what you are saying is too high for what you are implying was the way they did it. Plus, have you ever tried the heat-cooling effect that you are implying? It would cause much more fracturing than there is present. It also causes a breakdown of stone internally. Thus what you see with the stones that are flaking. This is sub-standard and late dynastic ways of doing things.

[@gregzambo6693]

Check out the "very strange weathering" at 8:23. Is that broken ribs I see? Could this be the petrified remains of a humanoid?

[@bonbonarobonbonarov1333]

you are an idol man ! keep up the fabulous work !

[@ivanc9231]

love your videos amazing stone work

[@rorywynhoff1549]

Hey Brien, Thank you again for such honest reporting and excellent HD video! The Bible talks about fire and brimstone coming down. Can't help but wonder if that scorching is due to that, something like Thermite. Thank you again!

[@elliek1395]

I am enjoying your research to the fullest. I have a question concerning the scoop marks and impressions in the obelisk. Could this stone have been at one time, a soft and malleable substance similar to clay? I mean....do we really know what the earth was like eons ago?

[@1operamom]

At the 11:00 minute mark, the close-ups on that large statue, the front of the foot looks blackened and melted, what kind of heat will melt granite? Also, there are what looks like rivulets down the side where something that was melted out is missing. Epicenter of blast? Pity they didn't think to bring a geiger counter.

[@jamesc2327]

@5:04 can you explain why these stones are sitting like that, was this done recently or did they find them like that?

[@edwardsouth1711]

I'm surprised you had no comment regarding the weathered(?) hieroglyphics at the 13 minute mark considering they were sheltered and not exposed. Very peculiar indeed. Any ideas, or thoughts on that? Possibly reused in some later construction?

[@bamaboysmith2723]

There are tools that are used to check for roundness that I use on a lathe. It's just held and shaped like a half circle or radius .this will tell you as you work material.this will tell you as you work it where to take off more to keep it round.you then roll the material over and work it using the radius tool until your diameter matches

[@PenRippyJr]

such good content. real footage in high def you show everything and feel it i love watching this. so much better than bullshit television broadcasting

[@davidlouis8502]

Wow very amazing stuff.

[@darkshadowii4765]

I know nothing about this topic other than a general interest. but the granite rooms almost seem to act like a bunker. The scorching: if granite was repurposed and there was no respect for what was - just an available resource, the gal said they had glass manufacturing could all that be from using those pieces as heat retaining kilns? Could the breakage been from war. or used as a more modern area for testing modern warfare unknowing what was under the earth, or knowing and just attempting to erase bad history.

[@theofficialdiamondlou2418]

Is it possible they were pouring molten or a concrete like granite into molds at this site. And what's left here are mistakes, ones with air pockets in the mold after pouring. Or something of that nature. It would account for the slag, although you'd expect to see much more.

[@detached]

It looks like the granite was scooped out like ice cream.

[@ZiggyDan]

If you could scoop it like ice cream, you would use a bigger shovel! Beside it would slump into the pit as you dig it out!!

[@Kevin_40]

I watched this while eating ice cream

[@grantdiggs7088]

Kevin C I want some ice cream but I think I'll save the calories for beer, or should I eat the ice cream and smoke pot instead? Maybe all three fuck it

[@nojnoj3069]

Kevin C ......I watched this while picking my nose.......oops.....tmi.

[@sirrahhcire]

Maybe they had a big sandblaster that could cut through the rock.

[@chrischerry6017]

it breaks my heart to see all that beautiful work laying there broken up like that going to waste

[@acmcgowan751]

Excellent, thank you so much.

[@tmastersat]

Question to ask how many years have they been demoing that rock pounding and it still doesn't have a mark like you see. If they can not reproduce the marks in 30 years then

[@scottbrady7499]

the scoops don't really look like they've been scraped at by an abrasive edge, as we see with the slicers, where the width of the blade, a metres wide disc, with its cutting edge. primary quarrying seems to be arranged by means of removing a good deal of stone from around what is required. the scoop marks on the box lids in the serrapeum show this kind of mark. something that can shed the stone away from itself immediately, and wielded by workers holding "it" in their hands. perhaps something that can disrupt the very fabric of the silica and quartz in some fashion. creating piles of dust, not enormous chunks. you sweep as you go. what technology was it?

[@helmitpeak]

What does the hieroglyphics on the stones Say? Has anyone deciphered them?

[@davefrance3721]

You cannot really trust the hieroglyphics, unless they are carved in relief, as the regular concave carved hieroglyphics, were done mostly by the Greeks and the Romans. They knew all about Egypt and re wrote our history. Hence why statues and carvings are defaced selectively rather than systematically. I have spent 7 years in Luxor, and I actively encourage people to go there and visit the temples, especially West Bank temples like Seti 1. Luxor Temple and Karnak are very interesting, especially the East Side of Karnak Temple. Komobo temple is fascinating, there you will see Ram Pumps ( Pulse pumps as the Americans call them ) but according to the Egyptologists, the granite "pipes" were infact corridors where Priests would wail in. Its Laughable. The Aswan Quarry is fascinating too, if you go up to the top, you will see where somehow, and Obelisk was cut and lifted out of the granite Vertically. Just above the unfinished Obelisk, which was not really unfinished, it's symbolic... Acoustic energy is where it was at with the true Ancient Egyptians, as well as that, that had mastered magnetic energy too. The Gold they had was for conductive purposes, and that was all stripped out by the Romans and Greeks, as well as the departing Israelites, 4000 years ago.

[@justc000l]

fucking finally someone saying something reasonable !!!!!

[@ianengland4831]

Translates as leroy was here

[@WoodysAR]

Dave France Yeah, they were seemingly in a Golden age of enlightenment, what did their Priests have to wail about then! (I Joke but it's true anyways ;")

[@GJ-dj4jx]

I wonder too. He does not make sense, calling them pre dynastic and destroyed at the end of last ice age while they have hieroglyphs on them. Makes me doubt everything he says when he just picks and chooses like this.

[@Nasauniverse001]

Is it possible that the very tall statues are getting struck by lightening, which might cause the burn evidence?

[@jesuslovesyou1881]

Knowledge will increase in the last days

[@JayStClair-mh5wv]

Just curious...why the armed guards with automatic rifles and ski masks? Is this normal on your tours?

[@vamvra5498]

To make sure tourists are safe from terrorists

[@JayStClair-mh5wv]

@@vamvra5498 Sure.

[@ocker2000]

Some of these "burned"stones have glyphs on them that could be read... what do they say? From what period was it ?

[@markgraham4732]

The man with the stone pounder at 16.40...his face says it all!

[@QuaaludeCharlie]

Another great video Brien :) QC

[@mindbender3379]

I think the 'scoop' marks were the edge of formwerks and the scooping was the resultant in releasing the casted object from the form itself... it seems plausible?! Thoughts?

[@olemann77]

Great vid! Amazing site. How was it buried? What kind of sediments buried it? Is it windblown sand? (smaller particles, no pebbles) 09:25 Looks like slag .. i find a lot of it around smelteries from old times. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slag

[@brienfoerster]

Come and see it.

[@olemann77]

+Brien Foerster Actually.. one day i hope to do so. I will, eventually.

[@lettertube]

Brien - You uploaded this already ! Or did I just get Mandela'ed Hehehe :) I see it has an addendum now making it a bit longer... sweet ! More video :D Keep up the good work friend. Thank you so much for your commentary, insight and videos.

[@syrkaros5815]

it looks like the pieces of stone were removed like yoghurt when you get it with a spoon... amazing

[@AlexRamirez-vd5wz]

great video congratulations

[@gracafaria1861]

Beautiful Tanis...almost erased!!!...

[@1operamom]

Referring to the end of the video, where you are showing the scoop marks on the large stones, has anyone ever found any nearby rock that looks like the part of the rock that was scooped out from another rock? If you take a wire tool and scoop out some clay there is the scooped out clay as well as the clay that was scooped out, like a small negative image of the scoop.

[@edwardsouth1711]

I can't help but wonder at those armed guards Brien. Do they accompany all the tours and what is their purpose? To protect the antiquities, or to make sure you don't wander into specific areas?

[@ElveeKaye]

Are these megaliths positioned as they were found, or did the archaeologists just stack them up wherever?

[@LockBoxingAcademy]

fantastically amazing

[@mistaparker5878]

Great Work Brien!

[@dgafbrapman688]

Also if they scooped the rock out in a softened state where did they dump the removed material? I wanna see some strange mounds of rock, im sure theyre there somewhere. Peobably being overlooked as natural formations.

[@richardconner15]

AT 6:15 THE OBELISK HAS A CEMENT LIKE FACING THAT HAS WORN AWAY.ALSO AT 8:25 THE INTERIOR COMPOSITION DOES NOT LOOK SOLID THROUGHOUT.MIXED MEDIUM FORMAT.

[@allanhope1341]

Hi brien, you have my ultimate dream job, I'm so passionate about ancient civilisations and megalithic structures, can U tell me do you have to pay for all your own trips like this? And how can I get into this field for myself thank you

[@ThomiX0.0]

It seems to me, the whole site has been under water for a long time. even under the ground, the chambers show weathered writings on the walls. Before the water came and took the site complete under the surface, its seems to have been hit by enormous heat spots. Interesting video!