Lost Ancient High Technology Of Egypt Full Lecture

[@neounicorn2023]

I’m Egyptian I live near Tanis and I’ve never knew any of this, Thanks Brien for sharing those eye opening discoveries and interpretations

[@Rigged_Election_]

Quran came from religion of the Sabaean, & had a temple in Yemen that ruins there today.. Their moon god named “Al’maqah” Muhammad later used the name of the Egyptian Moon God as one of Almaqah”Lord of the worlds” names “Lah”= name of Egyptian moon god. Al= god , Lah=Name of god... There is a book of the Sabaean(Muhammads former tribe) called the "Ginza Rba” & their God is same as islam, named “Lord of the Worlds” & even sounds like Quran with its rhyming in Arabic.. Are u Muslim?

[@neounicorn2023]

@@Rigged_Election_ yeah, I see Mohamed probably wasn’t very honest but Islam is a relief in this harsh world

[@AFRICA4AFRICANS]

YOU ARE AN ARAB INVADER!!!… you had nothing to do with this.

[@massapower]

This is 1000 times better then the History channel. No over bearing music and more informative 😎👍🏻👍🏻

[@homagetv4481]

It’s crazy how many people I see in the comments hating on this guy for just pointing out the things that he’s noticed. Some people get so attached to what they’ve been taught by authority figures in school and on tv that they can’t seem to open their minds up to stuff that doesn’t align with the official narrative. It’s kind of sad honestly.. like why even watch the video if you’re just gonna shit on it? Lol. Why hate on a dude who’s just trying to figure out the truth of our history?

[@taz-on-the-looseyusef5526]

`you are right and these fools accept every lie on every textbook

[@houstonharwood7197]

I think it's fair to criticize. After all, he is criticizing positions.

[@histguy101]

I don't know the guy, nor do we have to rely on any authority to be appalled at what can be passed off at a lecture, do the detriment of an uncritical audience all too willing to invest in any "theory" presented as "against the man."

[@houstonharwood7197]

Christus Regnet you hit it right on the head. I couldn’t even write up what this guy is saying and turn it in as a research paper in my super basic ancient religion course. Our professor has given us long winded speeches about why we need to be skeptical and always looking for new answers, but never in a million zillion years would this kind of work pass, even for this basic course. And it wouldn’t fail because of some academic conspiracy against new ideas, but because this kind of logic is ridiculous. I can’t say “well there’s a nice smooth hole in that hard rock. Despite the lack of any evidence, this hole makes me think the Egyptians had high technology that is being concealed from us.” I could also look at ancient Indian paintings and say “I think those flying God’s were actually ancient high technology.” Same kind of logic, because while it theoretically sounds good, it flies in the face of all other evidence. I hate to say it, I know I’ll be accused of being arrogant or brainwashed or of being the establishment, but I just wish people would redirect their skepticism towards people who are offering real evidence based answers/new ideas. There is so much wrong with this video that I’m shocked I’m even writing this. But I just want to convince even one person to be open to actual scientific methods and the results that come about by doing rigorous research. It’s one thing to listen to a guy just ignorantly pointing out what he thinks about all this stuff, and an entirely different thing to interact with a genuine expert who doesn’t view these ancient cultures through a lens that distorts reality in a vain attempt to counter every bit of prior research. Believe it or not, academia is chock full of really, really, really smart people who are doing everything in their power to break that next big discovery, to upend the status-quo, and to reshape (through real evidence) our understanding of history. Despite what is often claimed in these kinds of videos, scientists have a HUGE incentive to come up with theories that counter the establishment - those are the theories that makes waves, that result in Nobel prizes, etc. But actual scholars can’t just say “well despite all the evidence to the contrary, I think they had high technology because of this hole in a rock, and this smooth surface... and oh yeah, my evidence is that I can’t explain how these were made, and oh yeah, I disregard any ideas about making this stuff that doesn’t require high technology.” To actually take such a position is lazy and downright shameful, because at the same time, these people are trashing to researchers who actually operate based on real evidence. Please people, for the sake of humanity, just be open to what reason, empiricism, and the Enlightenment can offer you. Sorry for typos, typing this ESSAY on a phone.

[@ombeth]

The brainwashing is real.

[@luiszuluaga6575]

I love the analysis of artifacts found at these sites and even the presenter remains amazed. Humanity has barely scratched the surface of past civilizations and he makes total sense of the work that would have been required at the time these pyramids, boxes and sarcophagi were built.

[@deerejohn7209]

Always amazes me that the older the era the more advanced the technology. How much did we actually lose due to the loss of the Library of Alexandria.

[@ArnoldClarke]

DeereJohn it’s not lost just moved to the Vatican

[@ArnoldClarke]

NauticTL boom

[@ArnoldClarke]

NauticTL it doesn’t matter where they go the world will be the same. Unless they go to Malaysia.

[@littletraveller5428]

NauticTL it is all ancient tech. But that tech is cheap or free and so hidden or suppressed and discredited. But you know this anyway I was just adding

[@charlesjurgus]

Lewis Mumford may have an answer to what you suggest with your impression... In his book on Mega-technics, he describes a pattern in societal structure which occurs over and over again concerning innovation and power.

[@arifeens]

Watching again after few year. Trying to understand how unbelievable these ancient structures are. Just incredible! Thank you Brien.

[@mxtw7910]

This lecture was absolutely brilliant. A fact driven narrative without personal emotional undertones. Very easy to follow. Entirely intriguing. Thank you Mr Foerster - you are one of the greats.

[@austint.6627]

Absolutely amazing, I love how all of these artifacts can inspire so much mystery and wonder. Thank you for a GREAT compilation.

[@flexiblebirdchannel]

Aussy T. He tells us modern fairy tales, far off any prove. The main problem is, that he can not think how the people did it at that ancient time. But the people were not as stupid as he is today.

[@judithknox7277]

Op

[@jonnyboy111142]

Fair comment but think a bit deeper and you’ll know it couldn’t have been built by man alone especially with the humble technology available at the time ALIENS EXIST MAN!

[@OnePunter]

@@jonnyboy111142 Pure speculation. nothing more!

[@doggie7602]

I love how he proved that aliens made this...

[@HladniSjeverniVjetar]

As a stonemason by profession it amazes me seeing stuff like this, i know very well how hard is granite and how much effort goes into cutting it... this could not have been made by people that knew only bronze metallurgy.

[@richarddunn7017]

You're a stone Mason saying that? They split the stone, they didn't cut it.

[@HladniSjeverniVjetar]

@@richarddunn7017 Sorry English is not my native so i guess when i say cutting i meant any form of stonework or stone shaping work. P.S. But you do get my point right?

[@lo0ksik]

its been proiven in video that it can be done.. like with sand and saws water...

[@joefoley1480]

@@richarddunn7017 so what is your qualification Dick?

[@celairgilfaenmirion]

@@lo0ksik As everyone commenting ignores the one scientific post... LOL!

[@Daavi85]

I have been following the amazing work of Brien Foerster for some time now and I think what he and others propose is absolutely fascinating, it's easy to just dismiss his findings but if you really listen and look at this mans work it hard not to see the logic in his approach, it's fascinating and really makes me question everything I was taught on these subjects, I find Brien Foerster work much more compelling then the mainstream narrative, just watch some of his videos, the man has been to and has studied all of these places he speaks about, amazing work Sir.

[@greasylimpet5357]

Thanks for the video. It was done in a very informative, calm manner, without trying to sensationalise the subject.

[@markwaldron7string]

I'm dreaming of going to Egypt on one of your tours. Now that John Anthony West is gone, I want to go even more because I feel his legacy needs to continue.

[@fr8fr6dr69]

@serendipidus1 It is not the spoon that bends - it is your mind that bends around the spoon.

[@salamanca1954]

I have been with Brien in Peru, and we see similar works of high technology, and of heat damage and glazing.

[@davidhomer78]

There are better explanations of those effects in other you tube videos. This guy doesn't quite have it.

[@salamanca1954]

@@davidhomer78 Unless you have been to the ancient sites in Peru, you don't have enough information, and Chris Dunn has demonstrated space-age technological precision in Egypt's ancient sites that can't be explained by the tools in the archaeological record.

[@slaughteradops4-xbox120]

Ive had this set to my youtube home page for years to add to your views whenever I open youtube...cheers Brien!

[@sunray8136]

This is so amazingly fascinating. It gets your mind trying to imagine what the hell happened. And who these people were.

[@akilyazbarre1454]

These people were Somalis the most intelligent hard working people ever

[@erikmoller84]

In Yosemite park, we see exposed granite “peeling” due to stresses within the rock, and temperature changes. But it takes a very, very great deal of time.

[@michaelschemmel1984]

Yes, a long mf time

[@vjavor123]

Happy to see another angle of view. History of Egypt is still full of hidden secrets that wait for their reveal ⏳⏳⏳

[@Jesst7721]

I know it has been said but, Thank you so much! Your bringing about a paradigm shift. Your voice in archeological discussion is incredibly valuable and needed. Your personal experience along with your passionately acquired knowledge base lends you superior credibility. Your provision of contextual examples and critical compartive analysis of the plethora of these architectural wonders is unprecedented in terms of any mainstream documentary for the populous. Your position of there being some forms of superior mechanical means of construction is irrifutable. Continue to speak the truth even of your a minority of one.

[@mikehunt8375]

jess teats those 2 Russian guys are really awesome to! I think they're actually a lot better. Brien is good but he's just as close minded as main stream. He wont accept other possibilities or ideas then what he's pushing. We're really guessing at this point. No one knows or I mean we will never know 100% what really happened. But you're right, people are starting to pay attention to him and if not for him many many people would still believe the great pyramid was a tomb. Lol

[@AncientHistoryCriticisms]

Agreed.

[@peterphoenix6471]

fah flash fullas!

[@odoggow8157]

oh so if i say something slow enough it becomes fact does it???? glad i know that now(fuk you ppl are insane) you will believe any nonsense but put the hard evidence in front of your face and ill bet youd just deny it if it didnt fit your views!!

[@bullseyenow1]

@@odoggow8157 There is no hardcore evidence. Quit being such a sheep.

[@tmcunlimited]

Well done Brien Foster for all the effort to make this concise presentation. I’m now really interested in this subject .

[@merveilmeok2416]

This is one of the videos I like the most. I have watched it 2-3 times.

[@thomasgully555]

Thinking about this mysterious era, I just want to be there witnessing the forces that made it to be. True curiosity.

[@starioskal]

Old school pre-flood nephilm structures that the later Egyptians laid claim too. I was there in the mid 80s, never forget it, but boy I wish you'd have been the tour guide. Outstanding work. Thank you! Cheers

[@4chukwuebuka]

How so

[@evktheartist]

Exactly, Nephilim all the way. Read Genesis 6.

[@AnthonyAlfaro22]

Brien I loved the video. I could watch this all day. Very interested Sir

[@rickquest6385]

I had the pleasure of talking with you at CITD in 2017, I love and admire your work, what I would give to go on a tour with you. Thank you for your intelligent hypothesis and keep pushing that stone uphill!

[@5nowyOwl]

I know that this video was made five years ago NEVERTHELESS …..it is truly amazing thank you for the enlightenment. Mr. FOERSTER thank you.

[@Acein3055]

We could argue all day about who, when, why, and how but no one knows and probably never will know. But I would sure like to have seen it done.

[@michaelgarbush2784]

That's where you are wrong... the church has suppressed millions of years of our history... governments so.same.. everything you've been taught is a lie.. all to contend the masses and keep us all slaves to their bidding

[@ThereIsAlwaysaWay2]

YOU ARE AMAZING. Thank you for these incredible videos.

[@dr.ronaldcutburth2933]

Excellent Brien Forster. Thank you for explaining the difference in ultra ancient history. Engineering Scientist Christopher Dunn provides us with some of this information as well. I have found both accurate. Dr. Ronald Cutburth, engineering scientist, intelligence expert.

[@ChristopherOBrien000]

Your videos, and documentaries, narrations, explanations, are excellent. Very thorough, and realistic thoughts.

[@cameronbartlett6593]

One of the best pieces of work. Thanks. A pleasure to watch. Very enlightening.

[@jojolafrite90]

People shouldn't take ancient Egypt for granit.

[@royarmstrong5626]

Too true, so many stupid basalt out there.....

[@jjanderson8235]

... always thought something was sphinxed

[@tomgraves6463]

The thought of such things makes my Hematite. 😉

[@jazldazl9193]

The commonalities of technological superiority of the pre Incan and pre Dynastic Egyptians are striking

[@scottyg4605]

Pre-flood technology vs post flood technology. Just ask yourself who were the fallen one's that were hear in the beginning.

[@marshallmajor4971]

Love L.A. Marzuli

[@darladrury76]

Not fallen. The words ment from the sky they came. Meaning flew. Like in a plane. People. Tall white nordic people.

[@rquest2012]

I had the pleasure of talking with Brien at CITD in 2017, I love and admire your work. Thank you for your intelligent hypothesis.

[@cycleSCUBA]

The total lack of machinery or parts that have survived after this time has to be addressed at the same time as the hypothesis that they were used.

[@thegroove2000]

There has been some very clever minds on this earth. The creators of such marvels where just that.

[@marztar]

I think we'll figure it out soon. Then realize, it's just lost technology. IMO, resonance has a lot to do with it. Some type of resonating tool which disturbed the molecular structure, thus cut and shaped all that rock would be how. Pulleys then give you the ability for movement. Lighting for underground without leaving soot is also achievable by capturing sunlight and directing it to the area required with some type of glass (silica) which is abundant. Ancient man was well connected to the Earth so dedicating a lifetime to these monuments would be standard. If we, as present day humans still have factions which exist dedicated to "Gods".. then ancient man did the same, only he saw to it that their worship (which is the devotion to work) of them Gods left a physical existence, which we've discovered as monuments. It's all still stone work though. So what makes it so mysterious is that we lost the knowledge of the how.

[@rountraw]

Mysterious to see Egyptians only had torches, yet somehow carved hieroglyph in the stone underground tunnels with no scorching residue. This is all very fascinating. Thanks for making it.

[@ytgadfly]

oil lamps with salt added dont produce soot

[@wojtekgg]

do you know what is the funniest thing? in some 2-3 thousand years, when our civilization will fall a long time ago, the next civilization will constantly wonder about these pyramids, who constantly built them? hahahaha

[@winterradicallds8353]

Thank you so much Mr. Forester for bring us info on the ancient world I enjoy your video's very much I truly hope to meet you one day and listen to you talk about all these megalithic Structures

[@SophiaVonHelgastein]

The pillow blocks could be an aggregate Stone poured into large sacks which are poured one on top of the other, which means that the little knobs protruding out are actually the corners of the bags that they were poured into. This idea comes from another KZbin video I watched about the weird looking blocks of Peru.

[@MrRbrim]

The distance between lines in the drilled holes would indicate the feed rate. Or feed per revolution. Today's core drill technology could not match the force and speed needed to create the machined surfaces in these holes. The spiral feed lines indicate a revolving drill. Today's drills would quickly fail under the stress.

[@CamerasWATCHme]

I can safely assume you've never used/saw a HILTI 😂

[@johndario88]

I’ve used all of them. Hilti is the best. But don’t even come close to that work done. I’ve drilled holes in “concrete” 1” to 10”. I’ve used the biggest and best core drillers. Don’t come close!

[@basedhumanofficial]

wow, for real? been wondering if any kind of expert can explain what is/is not currently doable with regards to core drilling. this wouldn't be achievable now?

[@timothycummins6425]

If we could do it today, we would! U can try to fool yourself if u want. Like Brien Foerster said "Lost Ancient High Technology " that we AINT GOT. Least not common population

[@mgreco712]

Can you explain how the distance relates to feed rate? Why would a slower drill rate create lines with different distances?

[@Tom-ms5ot]

All this ancient weird stuff almost seems like we are talking about 'their' history instead of 'ours' ...

[@beltfed4624]

Perfectly said! 👍

[@CytoplasmicNanobots]

..agreed. thats a reliable perspective. sic

[@TheTaotheawakenedone]

And yet somehow, somehow we're connected to it. Like a remnant of a scrap of the original tapestry.

[@scottpike9009]

Thank you for the pictures, coinciding with the description. Keep up the great work.

[@billkerr1814]

Having listened to above and realizing that opinions change every time new points and discoveries are made, I realize this ISN'T what was taught me 60-70 years ago in school. I'm too old and tired to argue or get angry at differences of opinion, but realize that "stupid" still does exist, realizing even THAT garners adherents and believers from/to both sides. I believe one day I'll know some of the answers - and THAT day approaches very quickly now. That day when ALL of us will kneel in front of our Creator AND ALL THINGS ARE MADE CRYSTAL CLEAR. I wish you well.

[@thomasammond7994]

My addition to this conversation supporting his findings are the "green" glass deposits from a super heated event in and around Egypt

[@kindredspiritzz66]

with all that sand why isnt the whole area one big sheet of glass then?

[@jopatice6631]

The great pyramid was created before the great flood. The weathering shows that they sat in deep water for a long time.

[@TheLostHistoryChannelTKTC]

Thank you Brien. :)

[@shanegrangrad8559]

Love this stuff

[@nocheteipsum]

@@KevinKilgorepage I agree. I think there is a LOT of false mystery about Egypt AND other sites...all of which I STILL find fascinating. Ever see the petroglyphs of the "light bulbs" in the great pyramid? So easily explained....but I guess it doesn't "measure up" to conspiracy standards.

[@leeonardodienfield402]

One of the best presenters around imo. Great lectures.

[@odoggow8157]

@@shanegrangrad8559 i like fairy stories also

[@odoggow8157]

@@KevinKilgorepage they all are, far too many of these con artists. first its 2000 yrs of religious lunacy now these crack pots, it never stops , humans just like to eat bs

[@krazykillar4794]

Wow , I never knew about the schist bowl . I only knew about the disk . Egypt is just so amazing, you learn something new every day.

[@timdarmetko4039]

awesome video . thank you . learned about you from Mike Haduck's channel

[@evilmadness8052]

I've been to Egypt you can't possibly understand it without going yourself. EVEN IN A 4K VIDEO. You'll have to go yourself and in my own opinion this structures I saw couldn't of been build with copper tools and powders like we are told by so called "experts". One thing is for sure after seeing these places 3 times everything we are told about our history is WRONG. We need to admit that finally! THANK YOU BRYAN FOR YOU VIDEOS MY FRIEND YOU'VE OPENED THE EYES OF MANY PEOPLE.

[@amazingbait26]

Good thing we have you, an armchair archaeologist with no experience on the topic, who knows better than "the experts" just from looking at it once or twice! Truly revolutionary

[@illumination357]

EvilMadness So who do you think built the pyramids? And what do you think is being hidden

[@jaquashabazz6262]

@@amazingbait26 lmao, right what a smart guy.

[@amazingbait26]

Yup! You can stop right there.

[@leeonardodienfield402]

@@amazingbait26 We wouldn't want discussion based on empirical evidence now, would we?

[@jefferykaighin7039]

Thank you Brien for giving us the "True Story" of the Pyramids and not the fabricated tale that's taught in Schools today.

[@karinfedchenko2928]

It leads me to believe this power station wasn't to power lights for ppl but for something very large that pull an enormous amount of energy. And it always leads back to where are the tools. Who ever built these abruptly left but did they make it out of our solar system.

[@karinfedchenko2928]

They must of had heads up a catastrophe was coming.

[@adriansprawka4109]

Fundamental question, where are bones ? Wherea are bones of people or/and creatures made all of this ? There should be hundreds of thousands skeletons, of ancient builders, large graveyards, and so on.

[@matthewmorgenstern6115]

also as mentioned, where are all the machines? The talk does indeed raise many valid questions, and it it is very hard to buy the common explanations, but if his suggestions are true, where is all the equipment? not a speck left behind? equally unbelivable

[@felixcat9318]

This is clear, credible and compelling evidence of advanced engineering capability and machining technologies, all of which cannot be explained even by today's level of expertise! Thank you for this fascinating insight which opens the mind to the possibilities of just how were those engineering technologies able to be in existence so very long ago, but to have been completely lost to humanity!

[@duudsuufd]

So they were very advanced but the only thing that's left are stone structures? Detailed sculptures or the colors in underground constructions still exist but all the advanced machines are eroded away? Even if they recycled them and took them away to their planet, there is not a little piece of it left over?

[@felixcat9318]

@@duudsuufd I believe that the cataclysmic event (plasma from the sun?) may have been partially responsible, followed by centuries of sandstorms, humans, nature, etc. For all we know, the machines, or parts of them are buried under the sands, awaiting human discovery!

[@johnweaver4564]

Good presentation. Glad to see more people are questioning our past.

[@quietspirit9345]

If I could only see in that time of 100's and 10000's of years ago... Just Awesome!!!!🙏🙏🙏

[@warrenschaich6873]

thank you Brien. As always, your talks are pertinent and deep-amazing

[@odoggow8157]

and they say our species is intelligent! you sir are the evidence to disprove that statement

[@richardbaumeister466]

AZIZ LIGHT!, Much better Thank you aziz.

[@nickpeterson8080]

Appreciate your hard work to bring more truth to what ancient civilization might have been like.

[@FengShuiSusan]

So many questions! Thank you, brave explorer 💕

[@robinrutschman]

How much longer is the mainstream scientist going to deneigh these facts????? Great job Brien!!!

[@silimarina.]

I'm sorry but this is not a fact, it's an opinion

[@iknowyoureright8564]

Alexandru Rohozneanu 40 ton blocks. That’s 88 000 pounds!! You really think that could be lifted with ropes and cut PERFECTLY with copper?l tools? And one stone every 2 minutes? But still you just think......uuhhhhhhh ok, that all seems fine and though we can’t do it today with the most high technology there has ever been, I’m sure the Egyptians done it with copper and sand and rope. The FACTS, you are asking about are right in front of you. Some of the rocks are up to 500 tons. So the math and wise up.......... and now cue the stupid response!!

[@robinrutschman]

@@silimarina. Carbon dating requires organic carbon. In other words it had be be alive at one time. Rocks are inorganic, no organic carbon. Please go back to school and this time try to learn some science, OK? By the way granite is 7 on the hardness scale. Copper is about 5. How do you propose they used these tools to cut this type of stone? Please try to use you brain and think about what you are saying.

[@silimarina.]

@@robinrutschman They don't test the rocks for carbon dating they test organic elements found at the same depth. if not they measure radioisotopes like potassium40. As for cutting granite watch this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5a2Zp-oot53bZY

[@silimarina.]

@@iknowyoureright8564 For cutting granite watch this kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5a2Zp-oot53bZY .As for lifting heavy stones, they could have used elephants. People underestimate how smart ancient peoples were

[@ellesunshine5597]

My Indiana Jones , thank you for all your work and passion 🙏😙💓

[@thetruthseeker9407]

We know there was a comet strike about 12000 years ago,this would tie in with this damage, allso look to India for older and higher tech. The same diamond drilling is shown in Indian construction.

[@vkmanunubos2577]

@Q shame on your ignorance

[@ali-es2ye]

The truth seeker yes, India is ignored for structures and ancient text. It’s strange why India is discounted for newer cultures?

[@nick-jo3hy]

I'm completely able to accept that there were prehistoric civilisations that were smarter or more able than us in some way and that these fell due to something that must have been a disaster to them (if it happened suddenly) But where does the 12,000 years ago figure come from. I can see no way to pin down when the oldest stone structures were built or when (or even if) they were abandoned The toba eruption theory would give an a disaster to fit into the puzzle but only if these stone building civilisation were around 75,000 years ago. Now that's not impossible but I don't know of any evidence to put big "civilisation" for building monuments that far back. Personally I have always mused that the only good reason that "Toba" would have created the great genetic bottleneck in humans but not in chimps, baboons or other large apes would be that humans were already in societies dependant on specialists. Other wise our small hunter gather bands should have bounced back like all the other apes following the catastrophe.

[@evosagan2877]

@@nick-jo3hy The idea going about is a comet impact, in what is now Greenland, occurred around 12000 years ago, at the Younger Dryas boundary triggering mass extinctions and climate change. phys.org/news/2013-08-evidence-cosmic-impact-younger-dryas.html

[@sincrim]

Here's some ancient ideas that people may have forgotten. For the cutting and drilling, there is a way to cut into granite. For cutting, they would chip a groove into the stone surface first, then they use is a copper saw with some teeth on it that has a heavy stone on each end. Now, it's not the saw that's actually doing the cutting, it's sand! They put sand into the groove and let the saw go back and forth motion to dig the sand into the stone. Eventually, they use water to help cut further into the stone. Now for the drill, again, they use a cooper like tube with some teeth. They use a three man team to accomplish this. One person on each side of a stick with a string wrapped around the tube and one in the middle holding the tube with a rock on top of the tube to allow the tube to spin on the stone. This technique is very similar to using to start fires (looks like using a bow wrap around a stick). Then, they use couple of chisels (acts like levers) and hammer out the center piece. Now for the burn, could it have been a meteor or comet that got very close to the surface and then exploded? Like what may have happen in Chelyabinsk, Russia. Just a thought.

[@moopnoom7349]

Seeing a pattern of "Industrial scale Clean Life Support Systems" being internationally prepared and seemingly utilized, that display a purposefully undisclosed, adept process of engineering as well as the implication of a summed knowledge encoded within the work. As if they were keen on cataclysms and together, using what "might" last long enough to make it until the next batch of us come along, to utilize as we ought to be currently but aren't. Getting where we are from hunter gather to now in only 25 generations only implies we are babies compared to some who were around back in the day. I've been getting more interested in the topic for so many reasons but can't thank you and folks like yourself for all your work and efforts. Please go forth with the support and will of anyone out for the best interest of Team Humankind! and for keeping it real man, despite meeting up with adversity and challenge where one would think of it as no less than the first Moon landing or first Dinosaur discovery, receiving the interest and support of at least ones own country and govt. So thanks again. What I suspect understanding this tech gets one, is not only the tricks of the trade but an awareness and surrender to the universe and its ways that equips the mind/society with the prerequisite to wield said science. One must qualify or be super desperate, maybe sure of passing on ahead of time, to exhibit the discipline and need for resilience or longevity in these sites. Cheers Good Sir. p.s. The extreme heat, plasma or maybe an overload from above...at a funky angle... "just as the sun comes up"... made me think of this tedx talk I viewed lately. The Unusual Earth Orbit Circling Above Our Ancient Past | Roger G. Gilbertson | TEDxColoradoSprings kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXncpX2ka9qUiM0

[@littletraveller5428]

I don’t think the pharaohs and their people made this stuff. I think they were squatters and this stuff is much much older.

[@basedhumanofficial]

agreed 100.

[@d2xr]

Thats what he said throughout the video

[@jackhamilton606]

I agree, in America the early settlers tooks the stones from walls and ancient mounds that were in the americas to build their farms and structures. Only hand sketechs are left of a verty few. I've been to the UK and large abandoned castles are surrounded with a village made from stones taken from them. The casing stones of the pyramids are scattered in surrounding Cairo. In the wild, you'd take shelter in a cave or abandoned cabin...

[@univercle]

Sounds funny but when I cut cheese with a wire, the marks left on the slices look the same as these blocks of ancient monoliths.

[@kylerichard7459]

An EDM style wire cutting technology would make a ton of sense for the polygonal walls

[@jamesholmberg3158]

Yes, it does sound funny when you cut the cheese...

[@thomasfrye8996]

Good analogy

[@odoggow8157]

take a heavy block drag it along the ground, no stones no marks throw down gravel and oh look there are now striations its not rocket science fs

[@wernerdanler2742]

Haha, I get it!

[@h3rm1tspaceballer23]

Diamond technology has been created and forgotten more times than you can count. Thinking of history as CYCLIC rather than linear is the best way I can describe, with words, to make the point that's impossible to make with words (especially English).

[@umlax45]

So they must have had mining equipment to haul the stone. Oh and don't forget the oil drilling and refining for fuel they must have had that at one point in the cycle

[@h3rm1tspaceballer23]

@@umlax45 the original builders had everything we have now only much more advanced versions that we haven't yet come to know or comprehend.

[@h3rm1tspaceballer23]

@@umlax45 oil for energy is an economic machine, rather than the most efficient form of energy. Though it's possible, I doubt the original builders used oil.

[@OnePunter]

@@umlax45 Narrow perspective you have.

[@docker4671]

i want a playlist with brien's longest videos so i don't have to search for them so often. i wish he could afford an entire film and editing team to make vids for him full-time, so i can enjoy more of him every day =D i, for real, am saving up and really focusing on where, and i want to book a tour with his group somewhere after the pandemic has gone mostly away. that will, certainly, be the best trip i will have ever taken, and hopefully be the first of many.

[@JamesBrown-dk7re]

Thanks Brien, very interesting. The BBC did a doco called 'Green Glass in the desert' which may shed light on the cause of the cataclysmic event, the destruction and high temperatures.

[@belvederebaileycambodia]

Absolutely amazing stuff, Brien. Great work.

[@msaintpc]

The two main questions are; how did they cut out the bottom of these stones, and the most mystifying question of all is HOW DID THEY RAISE AND TRANSPORT THEM???

[@odoggow8157]

no the main question is why did you not stay in school, all your questions are known facts nothing mystifying at all , you must be american u guys could only build with wood for 250 yrs so im not surprised doing things with stone seems magical to ya.love how all these bs videos talk about stone age technology as high technology its hilarious ppl accept that bs

[@msaintpc]

@@daithio.7378 Yeah right. Now let's hear the one about Little Red Riding Hood.

[@msaintpc]

@DeadNinjutsu Can't believe how stupid most of you morons are. Even now the most brilliant engineers in the world say that most of these feats can't even be done today, let alone by barefooted savages using sticks, ropes, pulleys and slaves thousands of years ago. Obviously you and most of these other hicks never been to any of these sites and had a look. I have on numerous occasions. I don't believe any of this was done by aliens however, I know just as all the other scientists do, that for a fact many human civilizations existed in the distant remote past that were thousands of years more technologically advanced than we are today.

[@msaintpc]

@DeadNinjutsu Obviously you don't pay attention to what people say and just run away with the ball without even knowing what game is being played. I didn't say anything about "magic powers", that's you saying that so please don't try putting words in my mouth because believe me, you aren't anywhere near intelligent enough to even entertain the notion. What I stated is the ancients had better, more advanced technology than we presently have today, and how you managed to confuse the word TECHNOLOGY with "magic" is a mystery to behold and a tell tale giveaway of your lack of erudition. When or if you accidently manage to find something intelligent to say then get back with me. SMIB

[@saintq3888]

@@msaintpc "Even now the most brilliant engineers in the world say that most of these feats can't even be done today"," What I stated is the ancients had better, more advanced technology than we presently have today" - You sir, should go back to school. And no, the ancients didn't have more advanced tech than us, this is not Stargate SG-1. Sorry !

[@damiaanspatrick2050]

Thank you, enjoyed this. And again learned something. I get a different view

[@OnePunter]

What exactly did you get out this? I got nothing.

[@leomarkaable1]

I only found out about the principles of pyramid construction when I saw these you tubes; everything is explained by an engineer who thought this through quickly...the essence is that the blocks were floated up and the "causeways" were used to float the blocks from the Nile to the base of the Pyramids. The engineer's child used the floating mechanisms to demonstrate how the pyramids were built. Altogether a fascinating video. The water level was used to level the cuts of the blocks...see the video for a complete explanation.

[@royreed3659]

Thanks again for a great video, very informative and very watchable.

[@crossdissolve7649]

I would be interested in knowing the extent of cataclysmic evidence. Was it limited to that region?

[@brienfoerster]

Many parts of the world

[@Cloud9ninja]

Randall Carlson and Dr. Robert Schoch have some very interesting things to say about this event

[@odoggow8157]

what thee fuk are you ppl smoking?? can i have some pweez. but more seriously flood volcanic eruption hurricane tsunami meteor many continuous repeating natural disasters that u already are aware of, six major extinction events plaque etc etc etc etc but what one are u asking about#???? u want the evidence then do what the rest of us educated ppl had to and go to fuking school n stop rotting ur mind with these idiot ppls videos!!!

[@captbad9313]

My thoughts are that the civilization that built all this, took all their tools and split just before the planet was annihilated by a comet or polar shift, probably both, I don't believe the civilization that was responsible for these constructions or other world wide sites of interest, would have been caught flat footed. 12500 years is a long time though and things to turn to dust, so I wonder. What Brien points out in his observations makes sense to me, there is more more going on here either undiscovered or undisclosed, and as always if its anything new and outside of the box its being hidden to prevent disclosing a different record mankind's past, which could potentially describe our present humanity having come from the ashes of a prior civilization that either was snuffed out or escaped, certainly changes the picture. We are just a pimple on an elephants behind as far as time is concerned. If we have time before the next event, we might even figure it out.

[@marcusmccurley7686]

So I just covered Ancient Egyptian History in my college class, and I challenged my instructor on the dating of Sphinx and Great Pyramids, and when I showed him the saw marks and other evidence he just said ‘I’m sure those marks were done in recent times’ and dismissed the water weathering on the Sphinx as an anomaly. Preposterous

[@Desmohenry]

The "high priests" of mainstream academia are the keepers of ignorance wrapped in an arrogance that is unparalleled. One only needs to look at the current state of Unis and the non thinkers and fanatics that are being churned out of those propaganda camps to know that these "high priests" should be ignored and hopefully in the future shunned as they have made a royal mess of things.

[@hecs7802]

in other words he didn't have a clue im amazed how do these guys become professors they just read from modern texts and that's what they believe good for you putting him on the spot

[@onebrightflash]

@@Desmohenry They have been creating and protecting their social status created and based on ignorance or lies that have been perpetuated for thousands of years. Humans treated the Annunaki like gods because their technology was great and their life expectancy was over ten times ours. When they left they left a religious structure behind that still functions on half truths to this day.

[@awesomedee5421]

Great observations! I loved this video.

[@Kalus_Saxon]

Well they either had high pressure water jet cutting equipment or lasers to get those smooth surfaces

[@t1mytun]

Other high quality polishing can be obtained by rotary or linear grinding by harder stone or diamond grinding surfaces.

[@theworldover1707]

A hypotheses that few may want to consider is, if these pre-Dynastics had the technology to craft the amazing machines that they did, is it possible the high energy blast was produced by an ancient super weapon like our nukes of today?

[@histguy101]

They didn't. ...and no

[@KennyCastellon]

Yes

[@aparker9806]

Most of these questions he raises like 'who built it, what is it' will never be known for sure. It's hard to rule out that it's some type of lost ancient high technology.

[@moofymoo]

only if this civilization re-discovers same technology.. but maybe we already have different technological solution to those problems what lost tech solved.

[@dalinco67]

Has there been any diamond dust or diamond micro fragments in any of the bore holes?

[@alberttorres4917]

I don't man!! Wouldn't that cause sexual discomfort?

[@kerryemmerson8954]

You are deluded All the rock is in situ.

[@kerryemmerson8954]

How can you be qualified to comment on things like, we couldnt duplicate this shit today, for example, when you do not know how it was done. Only if you were aware of methods used, could you say whether or not it is doable now or whenever. Think man.

[@CodyAllison]

ancient egyptians drilled holes with copper tubes using sand as an abrasive/cutting agent, and a bow, similar to fire starting...to turn the copper tube back and forth.

[@aronfl]

@@CodyAllison I think you need to study these holes a little more. Copper and sand can't possibly make such holes, given the obvious "sawmarks".

[@coryhuff8083]

Love the straight forward lecture format. On the black boxes, seen a theory that said they used a type of fermentation process that produced ionized gas that needed heavy lids to contain the gases pressure and lead to a kinda bioluminescence of the surrounding air. Would explain the internal explosion damage you found.

[@Waterharmony3]

Thank you so much for making this video, all of your videos are great :) love the pictures and evidence you put forward!

[@jojolafrite90]

6:20 I didn't know you cold see the exact same things that on the "Inca" walls of Peru.

[@PurpleSixBeats]

💜 Dem aliens sure love boxes.

[@pbat118]

They are digging under the sphinx as I type I know because a friend sent me pics...I've heard there's a mile wide lake in this cave with tubes full of mercury lighting it up...

[@mennims]

Got any more information?

[@kitandsons173]

I am so happy that you talk about the burned stones and water weathering. It is clear that there was a huge cataclysm. Similar story in Turkey and even ancient Rome. Everything is smashed or melted. Thank you for all your hard work. Great video.

[@dtjiangutube]

Brilliant reveal. God bless you!

[@jototro]

Just a thought... Has anyone ever taken a high quality Geiger Counter over there and walked around the place with it checking for radiation?

[@res1tah71]

Stupid

[@guloguloguy]

..Interesting!!!!! Has anyone tried to determine the "location, and magnitude" of forces, that could cause this kind of sudden destruction of these scattered towering structires?!...

[@duudsuufd]

A hundred years of tourism, a hundred years of pieces broken off. You know, it's only on the lowest part of these structures! Or pieces broken off to sell the hieroglyphs... In the beginning only the rich visited these places and the 'guides' were more corrupt then now (but they still are).

[@guloguloguy]

@@duudsuufd ....LOL!!! apparently human "greed" is more "corrosive/destructive" than the other forces, of "Nature" .

[@JamesBrown-dk7re]

For a possible answer to the cause with evidence in the form of large quantities of 'green glass' check out BBC's docco 'Green glass in the desert'.

[@kurtlockwood]

It thin stone items look molded more than carved. It’s not that they had power tools with diamond tips, it’s that they knew how to soften the stone which we have lost and then their tools we know they had are quite capable of achieving these things.

[@codycharles7147]

I have had the thought that they manufactured some of these stones, such as we make porcelain, Dekton, quartz today.

[@odoggow8157]

does any one who watches these actually know what limestone is!! it is soft as fuk easiest rock to cut. copper tools would be totally adequate its also why they chose limestone for the majority of the pyramid. they didn't need to even use fire to soften it they were not Alexander in the alps!!

[@codycharles7147]

@@odoggow8157 megaliths of the ancient world are made of many differant stones. Granite, Basalt, Quartzite, Limestone, Schist, ect. I believe soapstone is softer than most limestone also.

[@katelynhanson]

This was by far the best video I have ever slept to. Out like a light!

[@martynferguson633]

Now now don't be hard on this video, you must have nodded off to some of his others :-)

[@hillariousturner]

I'm glad this guy is one of the people that finally give Egypt the credit it deserves for it's awesome engineering feats that were so far ahead of it's time that we can barely replicate some of these engineering feats today!!! :)

[@frawdulent]

It’s not that he’s giving credit where credit is due, he’s pointing out how everything we’ve been taught in school is wrong. Current narratives are that the dynastic Egyptians created an impossible society with 400ft tall granite pyramids using only sticks and stones. People like Brien point out the absurdity of it.

[@simon.taylor.1804]

If they had an energy source for the drilling then the "cataclysmic event" may have been of their own doing?

[@Yarblocosifilitico]

not likely, the main theory is at least one asteroid impact on Greenland. Another theory is a massive solar storm (that's not the exact term but close to it)

[@crossdissolve7649]

I think your interpretation that the sarapium boxes may have been intended for manufacture of power is probable.

[@adriansprawka4109]

Maybe more important for them was to secure knowledge and cult of fallen ones. Our cruel, godless civilization proofs, that they succeed.

[@AncientHistoryCriticisms]

Especially considering many have two square cut-outs on the lids, perhaps implying where connections were made? Good comment.

[@tammysmith8807]

capacitors

[@JohnLRice]

Maybe the pyramids were something similar to our nuclear reactors? Could be a dumb idea but if they had some sort of controlled reaction in the boxes generating enough heat to boil water, with the water inlet tunnels and then the exit shafts near the top where the turbines could have been mounted on the outside of the pyramid it might have worked? (machinery long since removed or decayed by rust/oxidation). The multi layered structure above the "king's chamber" could be for some sort of condensation return or reaction control or? Maybe they didn't generate electricity with it and just used the steam directly for operating tools or ironing their shirts? ;-) Or maybe it was just a HUGE whisky still for making "Nile Shine"?! lol Fun to think about . . .I'd sure love to travel back in time to observe the building of all the world's megaliths, check out the before and after of the cataclysmic events, and maybe even do lunch with the greatest stars of history! :-)

[@JohnLRice]

@@catman8965 I intentionally said something "like" a nuclear reactor, because I thought that what ever the material they might have used to heat up could be something different then what we use today, maybe something we don't even know about? My guess is that you consistently scored poorly in creative writing and reading comprehension at your high school, am I right? ;-p

[@dave8181]

That pyramidion at 12:58: are there any close-up pictures of the hieroglyphics at the damaged end? If it looks like they are scrunched up before the break, it would support the assertion that the hieroglyphics were added after the thing was found, already broken, by the ancient Egyptians

[@odoggow8157]

u ppl will try to make ur opinion fit in any way u can, just stick to observable facts and pleez stop bastardising the truth! its so insulting to the Egyptians! they are still a fuking country of ppl today ya know! their history is recorded and its not a debate on how all that was built its only glue bags and anarchists come out with all this shite

[@ElTioCaiman]

On which side are the burn marks? From which direction the high heat came from? Is it possible to identify the epicenter of a nuclear explosion? Where are the marks on the different sites? Tanis and other sites show the marks on the same side or on sides showing the heat came from a place located between these sites?

[@aaronwalcott513]

See now THIS I can get behind: scientific investigation and inquiry. Hardness comparisons; striations; saw marks; design; logical and honest questions. Don't tell me Ramses had his slave population build the 2 million plus multi-slab pyramid in 25 years (at one stone every two minutes). Thank you, Brien!

[@jyotiverma-ld2dr]

similar structers are also in INDIA. purpose of shafts and tunnels not known

[@busterbiloxi3833]

Maybe it was …...ALIENS?

[@jimmime]

@@busterbiloxi3833 As far as that goes, we are alien to this planet ourselves!

[@humphreypietersen8840]

The purpose of shafts were simply for cooling, they did not have Air conditioning. The best way to recieve sufficient cooling was go down deep from the surface . The warm air cools as it reaches beneath. I call this Inverted distilation theory depending on the structure, earth material of the shafts in place