Megalithic Balearic Islands

Megalithic Balearic Islands, Majorca (Mallorca) and Menorca.

[@johnogilmorejr6691]

Thank you very much for this addition to the research on megalithic structures around the world! Excellent work!

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks !

[@caseyalexander1705]

This place for me has Malta influence. Just like Malta still has a few small amounts of stucco still clinging to the surface of some walls... I'm sure this place had a substance that coated the walls and made them aesthetically pleasing as well but has long since turned to dust. The builders of this site clearly knew of severe earthquakes and built accordingly.

[@willsirotak]

Outer Hebrides Skala Bre & the megalithic structure at 9:06 even reminds me of the Georgia Guidestones.

[@jameshudson7053]

As I study on, Enoch tells the story of the culture that built these structures. It is a worldwide culture. The "T-shaped pillars" in video are all over the world. Thanks for post this Vlad

[@cabbyabby8490]

One of the first things I noticed are the T shaped megalithic's. Gobekle Tepe was the first thing that came to my mind as you mentioned

[@vlad9vt]

yes - looks same

[@cabbyabby8490]

@@tterrag3224 yes I completely agree!

[@dsharpness]

Tau motif...seen many places, notably, oh, what''s name, a Mayan ruin, the observatory one...

[@nancysotomayor3196]

Your videos provide always new information about ancient civilizations megalithic...live tour videos arethe BEST

[@mitzieketner7627]

You are so very intelligent and interesting. Thank you from USA

[@vlad9vt]

Thank you. Greetings from Ukraine

[@avonor3679]

Thank you for beautiful video and thank you for sharing the experience. That was amazing. I appreciate the references with human complexion and the metric illustrations. Well done and it’s getting better. All the best 👏👏👏

[@vlad9vt]

Thank you !!!

[@pamelasmitley3712]

Hi, Vlad. WOW, what amazing structures!! These same techniques are seen in many other ancient sites. And of course Gobekli Tepe. These images are beautifully presented. You have keen observation and an eye for detail. THANK YOU for sharing this awesome site with us!!

[@julichio6241]

Wow did not know about this! The other day I was thinking that it makes total sense that in ancient time they would find a way to melt rocks and then solidify them back, as they would have seen this process in volcanos.

[@vlad9vt]

who knows, who knows... in Peru , in Qenko - looks like Yes

[@clanrobertson7200]

Amazing, beautiful, stunning and cryptic. Thanks, The old professor

[@vlad9vt]

thank you

[@JD-dt4lu]

Love your videos, your knowledge & observations always illuminating!

[@vlad9vt]

Thank you !!!

[@SuperMform]

Very interesting Vlad. I agree it has similarities to Gobekle Tepe. Thanks for publishing.

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks ((( I agree it has similarities to Gobekle Tepe))) - yes !

[@Oligel19]

23:02 reminds me of a very eroded or poor version of the cyclopean walls

[@vlad9vt]

yes !

[@jimmystewart3215]

I for one like this fairly new personal introduction to the video helps me grasp where your going good job keep them coming stick with these personal intros thanks.

[@jimmystewart3215]

Definitely resembles gobekli same time period same ethnic beliefs

[@jimmystewart3215]

This place is truly ancient

[@vlad9vt]

Thank you ! ((Definitely resembles gobekli same time period)) - looks like yes, and maybe Gobekli Tepe is not so old

[@jimmystewart3215]

Maybe these t shaped pillars are geopolymer and not stone cut I think so carved animals in relief suggest they are or petrified wood .pyroplastic flows buried these places time is bringing them closer to the surface I don't believe anybody buried them on purpose.

[@leemaples1806]

It looks like different peoples built in the same place over many millenia. we see this in most sites were megalithic structures were built.

[@ForbiddenHistoryLIVE]

THANK YOU VLAD

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@wayneisanamerican]

Great pics, sure does look like Gobekle Tepe, bet they date back as far, also.

[@vlad9vt]

((sure does look like Gobekle Tepe)) - Yes

[@TheDemonation13]

these places were built when the medateranian was a river n swamps before the youngerdryas n the flood ty vlad

[@vlad9vt]

was created in Copper-Bronze age period ... from 3500 B.C. (5500 years ago - to around 1000 B.C.) There signs of Nuraghe civilisation from Sardinia too...

[@johnvaltorta3966]

@@vlad9vt Gobekli teppe is said to be 11600 years old exactly the same as menorca seems to be the beginning of the megalithic civilisation

[@johnnorth9355]

Sorry only just seen this after posting my answer. I concur.

[@dsharpness]

yes!

[@dsharpness]

From some event in the past there was a diaspora of a sea going culture that had the 'bigger stones' technology...they came ashore all over the world...there are artifacts in Alaska above the Arctic Circle near the shore, a town totally different from Eskimo villages, and old...how to explain this?...I dunno...one thought is that sea level rise inundated a world wide nascient culture that had seagoing ships...their towns were near the ocean, and now submerged on the continental shelves...legends of the great flood recall this...thing to note, this culture was on all the continents, not just one like Atlantis...think of Atlantians all over the world the way the Phoenicians were all over the Medeterranean...then the sea rose three hundred feet or more...and quickly...see the temperature charts of the end of the ice age...temps never spiked and fluctuated like that befoe...always wanted to visit Majorca, home of Robert Graves, the English poet, and an antquarian too...☺

[@vlad9vt]

check this kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2bJkqyclLl2Z8U Phoenicians discovered America

[@luisherreravilchez]

I also thought about the resemblance to gobleke tepe

[@vlad9vt]

yes

[@johnnorth9355]

What if these islands were all actually part of dry land before the Mediterranean sea was formed - perhaps by a rise in the level of the Atlantic ocean causing a breach at the Pillars at the Straights of Gibraltar ? Was this a part of the great flood event perhaps connected to the Younger Dryas ? Brilliant images Vlad that show much more of these structures than I have seen before.

[@dsharpness]

yes, yes...

[@vlad9vt]

people sailed on boats at the end of the stone age (even before the beginning of the copper age)

[@ZiggyDan]

....the image at, 09:07 reminds me of copper sheets made by indigenous Canadian tribes.

[@captainTubes]

21:17 Wow those like like ramparts from a star fort surrounding it as the wall structure in that aerial shot! Who were they protecting themselves from? They were on an island!

[@vlad9vt]

it can be modern 17-19 century star fort = This invention of French engineers around the 16-17th century as a counteraction to the siege artillery

[@amparor.sambonet5308]

vlad9vt. Como siempre un magnífico reportaje de un trocito de España remota. Conocía parte del megalitismo de las islas, pero el trabajo que usted presenta, me ha descubierto, cosas que no conocía, y que en cierto modo me recuerda a Gobegli Tepe.

[@vlad9vt]

Thank you Yes, look like Gobekli Tepe Style

[@amparors9141]

Si a usted le interesa que le envíe un trabajo, que vengo realizando,, sobre altares rupestres , y ya se publicó en un congreso, le puedo dar mi correo y le envío unas fotos. Aunque también tenemos en el municipio, interesantes petroglifos, quizá desde 3 o 4000 años. Estamos situados en las estribaciones sel sistema ibérico. Un placer para mí, cada publicación suya en KZbin.

[@howieharkema8576]

Wow

[@vlad9vt]

yes.

[@MilenaSantos-vt6ou]

The best

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@sedette123]

👍👍

[@vlad9vt]

Thank you.

[@mandaboiarry4366]

I'm boiarri... Amanda boiarri... My family my blood

[@salvadorcarmonacarmona9551]

Aquí en España le llaman la Taulet (la mesa)...lll

[@vlad9vt]

yes

[@richardsheehan6983]

"Balearic" Whjere dose the word come from?

[@vlad9vt]

there several versions , one of them is word baal (phoenician), but there is several other versions

[@dauttiauanac4472]

Существует сговор на международном уровне между историками,происходившее до рождества Исуса сжать хронологию в 5,5 раз.То есть если "историки" заявляют что памятнику 3500 лет,то смело умножайте на 5,5 и это будет Истина!

[@samuelhandley282]

I see magic. Not real magic.... Sympathetic magic. Build or re build what was or what you were told was in stories passed through generations.... And you can call back the "gods" and restore what was lost.

[@vlad9vt]

need a time machine for recheck all :)

[@samuelhandley282]

@@vlad9vt Not necessarily. Anthropological research on present day, or recent but now gone, tribes has shown that people will build things in emulation of the "gods". Commonly called a Cargo Culture.

[@petermiroshnikov3254]

Что в переводе означает ...Что? Не сказал. Изрезал. 1: 06 сек. Смотри если что!