Megalithic Foundations of Jerusalem | Natufian Origins at Temple Mount, Israel ? | Megalithomania

[@MegalithomaniaUK]

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[@CraftySasquatch]

Love to watch part 2. Please post link. Here...

[@kushcraft9914]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@kushcraft9914]

5:16 😁👍Not sure about the rest of this here shight but Absolutely incredible is completely correct my friend, , nailed it ..the wall that is .

[@sorrowinchrist3387]

I did not like it to hear Gods Name used, he be stoned in ancient israel if that occured.

[@pttpforever]

From some of the comments, it looks like I'm not the only one who's every seen this part of the Mount. Wonderful! Thank you, Hugh and Team!

[@Titus-cm8gz]

Brilliant video, as always. I've read about the megalithic stuff in Jerusalem, but I've never seen any images of it. The actual 'rock' under the Dome of the Rock, immediately brought to mind Hanan Pacha carving. Highly eroded Hanan Pacha stuff, mind, but eerily similar. Makes you think about the many cultures and religions that have incorporated already sacred and ancient sites into their own belief systems. Very possible that Jerusalem was a sacred site long before the various Abrahamic religions appeared.

[@wendysalter]

There is a reason why Solomon claimed that site for his temple! The 'water-cistern' under the dome-rock (now a Muslim 'chapel') has always fascinated me. The hole in the rock allowed buckets to be lowered and raised. All contemporary to the original, of course. Brilliant walkabout Hugh. Thanks for showing us the detail behind the back door, so to speak. "The lower/deeper the stones, the older the stones, the more mega-technologically crafted the stones" A truly ancient site of mega-importance.

[@jdcjr50]

Thank you for showing the awesomeness of Jerusalem.

[@hughevans4652]

Thanks megateam. Interesting connections with Gobekli Tepe and Baalbek. Perhaps this is the greatest example of a very ancient site being repurposed and acquiring more modern religious activity.

[@kellyjohns6612]

Yes, Jerusalem was around long before Solomon. It's stated in the Bible. This city was already ancient when the ancients came to it.

[@macharrington7733]

Melchizedek

[@jamess3241]

Sooo............"ancient-ER"?

[@jamess3241]

​@@macharrington7733what does that mean

[@macharrington7733]

@jamess3241 King of Salem...before it was Jerusalem Genesis 14:18-20

[@kellyjohns6612]

@@jamess3241 (giggling a little) yes, my friend, ancienter. For real, for real.

[@laskartrece]

It looks like in Giza, Cuzco, Baalbek and Jerusalem, etc, new tribes and cultures occupied deserted old settlements. It does not happened in Gobekli and Karahan Tepe, I believe. That characteristic give us another rationale to think the Tepe people did not have the ancient technology like the former ones I mentioned. It make sense if we think the Tepe people as post Ice Age inhabitants. My two cents.

[@fredsimpson6632]

Would really like to see layout of only megalithic stones. May show footprint of ancient structure.

[@chrisw6164]

Most of this is new to me, fantastic

[@TheDoodla]

What a fascinating watch! Very thought provoking!

[@jameslee-pevenhull5087]

My sister has seen the big stones under the temple. She was stunned, even after my descriptions. She can't come to Origins in November. She's a devout Christian, but accepts there were giants. They are in the Bible, and all across Europe and North America. Migration of Relatives of Goliath and Og over hundreds of years. Sitchin Z. has Jerusalem as the command centre for approach and landing from Baalbek.

[@kimskomars497]

Thank god you (and by extension 'we') have begun to talk about this!! Thank you!

[@ahulmand]

Those are not fallen stones at 5:29. Those stones were thrown down by Roman soldiers, trying to destroy the temple. However, they couldn’t destroy the megalith.

[@aaronchambers9888]

These blocks st the corner of the western wall have the pockets marked look like the pyramid blocks at giza. It looks exactly the same. Id say geopolymer blocks. It looks like the shaping style of balbek with the materials of giza

[@davidchurch3472]

At 13:29, we get a glimpse (not the only one) of ANOTHER megalithic wall behind Hugh, and about 20 yards away, beyond a smaller-blocked modern wall. What wall is that other one? It appears to be outside of the western wall, and to the south I think? That would indicate TWO megalithic structures in Jerusalem.

[@valeriewillimann9050]

Thank you for sharing this amazing site ❤❤

[@JupiterJane1984]

Thanks Hugh and JJ, you did a fantastic job and proposed some very feasible ideas here!!❤❤

[@kungfugirevik657]

Like most ancient sites, Jerusalem shows signs of multiple building styles and signs of catastrophe . Though in this case, it is likely impossible to tell what destruction is from nature and what is from man.

[@kushcraft9914]

Great walkthrough 👍

[@keithd1467]

That rock does look like the places in Peru anyone have any more research on that stone in the dome of the rock ?

[@murrayclaus3595]

Amazing video and nice narration explanation of site thank you for sharing your experience at most holy site in the world.

[@Logical.curiosity]

The stone is extremely similar to Baltic Sea anomaly

[@Carolevw]

My bizarre thinking made me see the ancient workers carving out the original floor of the rock. If only they had known that people over millennia would pilgrimage to this point from all over the world, what would they have thought - or laughed at, lol ...!

[@rhondaenglish4022]

❤. Keep strong all precious truthers. We've been decades long putting the puzzle pieces together. Thankyou. ❤.

[@theperipatetic2165]

I'm going to make a crazy guess that there isn't really much evidence of how or when the massive walls were built, but it is just assumed that the ancient Isaelites built them. That is some fine craftsmanship, and if the Israelites didn't build them, we certainly don't have a viable alternative hypothesis.

[@LooksLike-nw9cz]

It is Roman.

[@mcjok88]

Solomons time was about 1000 b.c., Moses about 1500 b.c. So we are interested in anything prior to 1500 b.c.

[@annickbelanger6751]

Thank you, this was beautiful and fascinating.

[@fuddlywink1]

still love ur style... great job JJ and Hugh... Your the best. i watch u over and over amazed every time

[@pauldaystar]

Having Been Under the Old City, 7 or 8 Stories Down, and Seen The MegaStones Very impressive, No Mortar Fit Together

[@aaronchambers9888]

Could mt Moriah be Mt Meru from Indian mythiology?? Mt Meru is the center of the universe in at least three dharmic religions and Mt Moriah is the centered of the universe in at least three Abrahamic Religions.

[@wannabetall2000]

Dang. I was hoping for an archeological discovery of some sort. Sad that the Arabic people do not allow explorations or even a walk through.

[@IstariAzul777]

I often wonder how extensive the ruins in Iraq or Iran are as the few things I’ve seen seem comparable to ancient Egypt or Peru or India re size and precision of megaliths. I bet there’s soooo much buried under the sand throughout North Africa and Middle East

[@johnsantos1225]

Those facing cuts, dressing cuts, relief cuts, whatever the correct term is for them on the faces of those big blocks matches the blocks above the trilithon stones at Baalbek. Whoever built this was there but after the trilithon was already there. Stones below the trilithon are completely different cuts. If these are 2nd temple then historians have a real issue to explain. Still double the size of any rock we've ever moved. Something is still missing from the past. Ropes and logs don't do this. Hydralics barely can

[@RuneRelic]

There is a fascinating mathematical anomaly at the Dome of the Rock. Latitude 31.778N Using ecliptic 23.447105 (modern era) with lunar inclination of 36/7 degrees. The solar azimuth and combinations of azimuth on the +- 4/24th 3/24th 2/24th and 0/24th year from the solstice (using spherical trig) dont really say anything interesting... 27.908961 0/24th 23.913614 2/24th 19.327909 3/24th 13.534688 4/24th 51.822575 (Near sqrt Phi for tan and 1/phi for cos) 47.236870 41.443649 (Near 3/4th for cos) 43.241522 37.448302 32.862597 However, when you add the lunar inclination and base it upon the major standstill instead with total inclination of 28.589962... 34.258187 0/24th 29.176766 2/24th 23.456124 3/24th 16.347452 4/24th 63.434953 sum of solstice +1/12th year (atan 2/1) 57.714311 50.605639 52.632891 sum of 1/12th +1/8th year (atan 55/21..this is used with its 6/5th or 12/5th counterpart to get 22/7 or 44/7 as a Fibonacci based Pi) 45.524218 39.803576 sum of 1/8th +1/6th year (atan 5/6) All of which locks onto the dome of the rock geometry and the metrology, where an 800" diameter circle would mean the short side of the 2:1 triangle is sqrt 80,000 See Herodotus on the relationship beween Phi pyramid and the area of the face being equal to the square of the height which is 80,000 Egyptian Coptic architects were allegedly involved from the Byzantine era. All of which also relates to the half armspan at head height being square root 8 feet, usually in the 24/25th ratio.

[@carminegraniello4914]

any way to get any photogrammetry on the outer bedrock areas? it was, is, and will always be a bit overdriven on security. Despite that issue, it would be nice to see, at some point, simply because its a lot easier to grasp some sort of understanding of the bedrock carvings, if you can see the layout as it lies. Really nice work there overall. Youve definitely highlighted a major area of unexplored, undocumented intrigue. Thanks for sharing.

[@carminegraniello4914]

Where does the cave/bedrock double sided stairs (6:26) lead to? Are the caves there sealed off?

[@janabanana8227]

Another structure built around atlantean etc times using morphogenetic fields and other energy tones and vibrations. Attempting filtering of organic earth energy utilizing crystals etc. Earth might reset if it gets too outta balance like the 'fall' of atlantis

[@murrayclaus3595]

Can it from first temple foundation stones

[@robertfisher461]

Megalithic stone foundation. Small stone temple. Its now easy to see why the Jews left Egypt to go to this place. This already existed and they found the location in Egypt texts (since we already know they copied the stories from the emerald tablets to make their religion). Thanks for showing me this.

[@bt7348]

Amazing job guys!

[@themattmarchand]

Was that smooth face stone a recent addition?

[@deanharris9662]

6:39 thousands of years older then you realize

[@Sam3532]

I’ve always had an inkling that it’s where the tower of babel was

[@Super-lucky-7777]

I'm seeing baalbek builders whoever they were.

[@MainStreaming-bc1be]

Roman's

[@Super-lucky-7777]

I don't believe the Romans were Megalithic

[@skel8tor]

I never knew! And why didn't the Aztecs build a Dome of the Rock over their Hanan Pacha?

[@LetMeDream98]

Lol it has nothing to do with a dome it's just typical arabic building

[@dijdave8584]

The israelites have the story of being used to help build the pyramids before they fled to Canaan, based on which they would have the skills to build at Jerusalem... But my personal opinion is that all of these amazing megalithic structures were inherited from a pre younger dryas global civilisation

[@LetMeDream98]

It's highly possible, jerusalem was one of the most ancient place in the area, ancient civilasation was here before the hebrews make the place known as Jerusalem

[@OmarFawcett]

Magnificent Megalithic magnitude.🪨

[@Matamumi]

Who lived the area between the Natufians and the Canaanites, during the whole neolithic period?

[@LetMeDream98]

Some says Malchitsedek was the king of the old jerusalem called salem or shalem, in the bible he called malchitsedek king of salem, and the bible say peopole called jevusim (יבוסים) were here when the hebrew came to canaan

[@JeffM---]

01:51 I think the Dome of the Rock is open to everyone. Only certain days and for like a couple of hours in the morning and afternoon. You really need a schedule if you plan to visit there.

[@LetMeDream98]

No it's not

[@sloboat55]

No knobs? Plenty of lift points. Different technologies. Julian the Apostate wanted to rebuild the Temple. Some things are set in stone. Excellent vid.

[@RuneRelic]

I had another idea on the levitation front. Granite turns out to be magnetic. Doesnt helping shifting stones that arent magnetic. Not unless you use granite as a base like a pallet. But that also answers the crushed wooden rollers problem with 'massive' stone weights. You could simply use granite floor beams to spread the load, then move the granite sled along them. aka levitate like a maglev train. The trick then, is to see if the magnetic nature of granite can be enhanced and exploited.

[@mikewilliams235]

The well at 8 minutes is a Jewish purification bath, you can tell because there is a way down then you come up the other side.

[@pahlejaanophirmaano2191]

Om Namah Shivaay 🙏

[@LetMeDream98]

God bless you guys ❤ 🙏

[@LouisPhilip9]

Most of those blocks are ancient cement not stone ....

[@The144Kth]

One thing's for sure, if those blocks were laid in Solomon's day, there was no occultism involved!

[@Tonymccollough62]

Maybe it was built prior to karihan Tepe

[@LooksLike-nw9cz]

😂😂

[@spiritwhirled]

Similar style of masonry to Tall-e Takht

[@Pyramid1974]

First! ..now send me my cookie 😁

[@vapormissile]

Snuffleupagus ate it.

[@Pyramid1974]

@@vapormissile Then he about to git snuffed... 😄 lol(corny I know lol)

[@vapormissile]

@@Pyramid1974 daaaad...

[@Pyramid1974]

@@vapormissile lol

[@alirowan1999]

Thanks Hugh and JJ for exploring some of the megalithic stonework of areas of the temple mount not usually viewed. Unfortunately, the commentary is not very well informed. It seems that when Hugh was speaking unscripted, he muddled some names ... Twice he mentioned the tradition of someone ascending from the rock - first Abraham, second was Mohammed (correct). It may be his own ignorance of the three Jewish temples built on the site, or just confusion, but I believe he misnamed the king responsible for the temple built at the turn of the era - definitely not Solomon! The majority of what remains now (certainly in the upper levels of that platform) are from the second temple and the final rebuild in Herod the Great's time. The hypogean mikveh would never have been Natufian ... It is far too purpose built specifically for Jewish ritual purity - a stairway for the unclean to descend into the water separated from a stairway for the clean on ascent. Because it's designed to handle large numbers, rapidly - especially at the festival periods, it is possibly not from Solomon's time but more likely excavated some time later as the population grew. Before its excavation, i would surmise that the other more simple baths were in use, but purification in these would have been a far more time consuming process. Nevertheless, the footage of the ancient archeology is surprising and always open for speculative interpretation. Thanks for your own thoughts through drawing on the similarity with other ancient sites.

[@khamen723]

There was prob a giant pyramid there, or three just like the Giza plateau. Baalbek, as well

[@nothing-b2n]

Yes

[@sirnunnosfreyxo5449]

In Europe, Christianity built all over Pagan Holy places.... I guess the other Abrahamic religions did the same.... for what i have seen so far Gobekli Tepy looks Pagan...

[@michielderuyter6011]

1:51 fobics😢

[@PaoloGiovanni]

Solomon was king from 1037 to 998 B.C.E. Solomon began building the temple in 1034 B.C.E and finished 1027 B.C.E.

[@alirowan1999]

Hugh was speaking unscripted and muddled some names ... Twice he mentioned the tradition of someone ascending from the rock - first Abraham, second was Mohammed (correct). It may be his own ignorance of the three Jewish temples that had been built on the site, or just confusion, but I believe he misnamed the king responsible for the temple built at the turn of the era - definitely not Solomon, but Herod the Great.

[@LetMeDream98]

​@@alirowan1999most of the curent building and stones around are from Herod period and not Salomon, guides explained this on the place

[@toadpossum6668]

Jerusalem was a Canaanite city before Israel subdued the holy land. An inheritance.

[@robertfisher461]

great video. ZERO chance the people of Israel built that foundation. Now we know why they came from Egypt to this location.

[@veron06lev06]

Not fallen stones, destruction from the Romans....

[@mikedebell2242]

Some of this latter work may have been done by Herod as he was practically rebuilding the second temple. That's late B.C. time. Apparently, Solomon built megalithic?

[@jonerlandson1956]

if man worked with stone i'm sure he differentiated all the different types... . the T pillars are in a seismic zone... and... cellular division....

[@mikewilliams235]

Hugh the blocks piled up and and the broken pavement around the 5 minute mark are where the Romans destroyed the temple in 73 AD. They are the remains of the 2nd temple and they are the buildings that Jesus said about in Matthew 24:2 'See ye not these things? Verily I say unto you, there shall not be here one stone upon another, that shall not be thrown down. The pavement is smashed from the building stones being thrown from the mount. The mount remained clear until the Muslims came, theyu asked the Bishop of Jerusalem where they could build a mosque and he showed them the temple mount laid bare and abandoned.

[@dennissprague2572]

Awesome, no doubt some of that stuff may be from the time of Melchizedek.

[@godsgrace7777]

What time is that? And who is that?

[@LetMeDream98]

Hahaha it is my friend, in the bible his named as melchitsedek king of salem, what is salem? It's the ancient name of jerusalem

[@LetMeDream98]

​@@godsgrace7777one of the most mysterious and ancient names in the bible, do some research it's worth it

[@rhondaenglish4022]

Lidar,when they using that? ❤. Thankyou. Prayers for all nations children. Hope we've got new blood scientist,lidar readers expecting challenging all this truth, amazing and thankyou.

[@jerusalemacupoftrembling2355]

Dear nice person. What 'rock' did you crawl out from underneath. :)? With all the hundreds of True experts here in Jerusalem to explain simple answers to all your questions -- why on earth did you not get one of them to help you explain all that you present here. Next time, please do that. All that is very easy to explain.

[@clifdavis2]

Please do. Or at least provide references.

[@solo1via]

Well, I know it's not in your best interest to biblical language to describe your photos, but, some of the images in your photos plainly have Hebrew names, so you don't have to guess what to call them.

[@mytube2030]

geopolymer... Same with baalbek and probably most of all the old world.

[@nancyM1313]

👍🏻🌟🌟🌟

[@lindarushton6502]

The Jewish people did have Jerusalem. Israel wasnt thought of til 1800 years later. So, so who built it?

[@CjbrkBrooks]

I have a problem with your descriptions of various sites. You use words such as “so called” to describe things. Why don’t you read the Bible, which records the history of this area?

[@destob9586]

Let me explain why my good Sir

[@destob9586]

The Bible wasn't written yet. Jerusalem is where jesus was born.. but jesus studied, preached, and practiced Judaism He doesn't not refrence the Bible Because it did not exist at the time these megaliths were created So now i have question Do you think the bible created man Or did man create the Bible

[@johndelong5574]

Soft flood sediment remaining from noahic flood gradually hardened (petrification)

[@toriajustice605]

🤍

[@nancysotomayor3196]

Those water chambers, were for baptist people on Jesús times.

[@alirowan1999]

😂 Not at all!! You can tell by the partitioned stairways, one for unclean descent into the water: the other for purified ascent out of the water that it was a clever design for rapid throughout of many people to immerse and cleanse themselves. It is one hundred percent a Jewish Mikveh used for CENTURIES before the common era (BCE) by Hebrew worshippers for ritual purification required in order to enter the temple's holier courts.

[@jefffortner2958]

Natufians were the ancestors of arabs and Israelites

[@TheEarl777]

Not surprising the new religion ( Christianity) usurps much more ancient ruins as part of their deity tales.

[@davidchurch3472]

We should be careful about suggesting the sites at Marazin/Gobekli Tepe in Muslim Turkey might be relics of the same ancient peoples who built Jerusalem's walls, when they lived in Eden, the primordial Jews of Israel. I would like to know what happened about the other 3 walls of Jerusalem (not just the Temple, unless they were actually the same?) ?

[@keepthechange2811]

Read kings 1 kjv. These stones were brought from Lebanon by king Solomon and king Hiriam. Says it right in the bible. Mystery solved

[@DBBDBBBOOlan]

Everyone out for the cut on everything we have watched for 20 years and more have studied for 50 years ... not knew but that is ok. just don't ask for money for nothing.

[@deanharris9662]

King Solomon biult no tunnel systems incorporated caves systems hidden history ❤that's why he boult over already sacred grounds same with his gold treasure from Solomon Islands lol 😂😂😂he found it never mind it ??like they all did ❤

[@ahmadkhatiblb]

With all due respect to the efforts made for this good video, yet you've made a major mistake sir in dislocating the actual foundations of Solomon's Temple, if you go further south from the the Dome of The Rock, you will find The City Of David remains (Called Zion in the Bible), down there you will find some new archeological excavations from recent years, the foundations of Solomon's Temple were found as exactly mentioned in the Bible, near the only river passing through old Jerusalem City (river water used in ancient times for purifications & for cattle slaughtering for the Jewish temple offerings & for Jewish feasts)...yet the current Israeli Government is concealing this fact from the public due to obvious political reasons, which will make the Palestinians & the Muslim population in general totally right about the real location of Solomon's Temple as Arab & Biblical History suggests...Time to tell the truth, propaganda videos about the Temple Mount doesn't convince us "the real scholars" anymore (because the actual temple was never on a mount, it was always in Zion, The City Of David), hoping you will be able to make a truthful video of what i just revealed in the near future for the sake of truth & transparency....by the way im from Lebanon, so thanks for mentioning Baalbek Temple Complex, and i hope you already learned a historic lesson from Baalbek City, it was most probably a Phoenician Ancient Temple as its foundations suggest & as you just mentioned, later it was rebuilt by the Romans for other purposes when their empire expanded to the middle east...The Roman Army did occupy the Dome of The Rock area as there was never a Jewish Temple there, it was a place were their army settled in camps overseeing old Jerusalem & Solomon's Temple of Zion since the Roman Armies always settled on the Upper Quarters of all the cities they've conquered for strategic control reasons (Roman Army Basics 101) ...there are missing pages of most of our ancient history that only truthful scientific methods & genuine forensic archeology can really uncover & re-write history, i hope you will be one of them... One more thing before i leave this comment, the Dome of The Rock is the biblical site where Abraham almost sacrificed his son Ismael , it is also the exact rock where prophet Mohammad went into his heaven journey according to Islamic Tradition (read Islamic history), that's why it is a holy rock for both Jews & Muslims...when the Arab Muslim Armies first conquered Jerusalem to proclaim this historical site, it was an empty spot, there was no temple, nor any remains of any temple, it was a waste zone full of grass & garbage, the Muslim Arab armies simply cleaned the site & constructed the Dome of The Rock Mosque to protect the Rock from any further damage, thus saving the site for both Jews & Muslims alike....Peace Out!

[@jonerlandson1956]

Natufian burials confirm man knew we were related to the chickens long ago...

[@susannebrunberg4174]

I am not interested in any religious stuff, only the very old megalitic constructions

[@desperatelyseekingrealnews]

Why, just why?

[@KittyBoom360]

Can't you just say you're Muslim and go in?

[@lactusgalacto1174]

This guy s does not know what he is talking about. those huge stones could not have been made by primitive people who use copper tools during 2000 or 3000 years ago.

[@pwood5733]

Ya cant go look at a rock cos your the wrong fairy tail believer 😂😅🎉

[@LooksLike-nw9cz]

Natufian? 😂 try actually doing some research.

[@VICE-roy]

This guy doesn't know anything

[@MainStreaming-bc1be]

She could do much better 😂

[@gww730]

If you can't be respectful and you feel the need to be cruel for no reason other than to get attention, then don't say anything at all. Hugh and JJ are both great people and they do amazing work.

[@joekennedy5110]

Its all Arabic