More Interesting Discoveries At Megalithic Puma Punku In Bolivia

[@BigfootAnthropologist]

Brien, as a retired archaeologist, you hit the nail on the head: Bolivian archaeologists need to conduct deep excavations at Puma Punku in order to determine the real age of the site. Determining the depth of the cultural deposit is one of the basic steps in conducting an archaeological excavation. I understand the reason why they haven't done so is because it would likely upset the academic community and require a complete paradigm shift in World archaeology. I have read your books and follow your work on your KZbin channel. Out of curiousity, I have used Google Earth to examine (in a cursory manner) the land surrounding Puma Punku. What no one seems to be aware of is that the whole landscape for many miles around the site are geoglyphs of a pattern of lines, polygons, and dots that are man-made and appear to be the remains of ancient mining activity in the surrounding countryside. They also appear to be a form of large scale writing that can only be seen from the sky. As an archaeologist, it bothers me that so little is known about who built Puma Punku and how old it is -- but what bothers me even more is how dismissive mainstream archaeology is to this significant site. Kudos to you and please keep up your work. Don't be discouraged by critics. At least one professional archaeologist is on your side and appreciates your research!

[@xl000]

Dude, you’re not a retired archeologist. You’re just trolling, pretending to be one. Actual academics actually don’t mind having new data to work on. It’s litterally their job, and you would know that if you were an actual arch, and not just an armchair archeologist who think that no one has looked at what is outside of the site. Baffling

[@sandraherdman3783]

So many Hater's ,they always come out to protect the norm,,where's the PROFF ? Where's the tools ,,I don't know to many carpenter,s who leave their tools laying around after they build a House.? They don't want to KNOW,

[@olmecking1]

@@xl000 a little angry are we?

[@methylene5]

@@olmecking1 If only things were so simple in the academic community.

[@Texas_Takeover]

@@xl000 His username is Bigfoot Anthropologist though, seems credible to me

[@jamesd556]

Andosite has high magnetic susceptibility due to a composition of intermediate titanomagnetites, hematite, magnetite crystals and other magnetic minerals formed from ancient volcanic sites. Sedimentary rocks like the sandstone named have very low magnetic susceptibility so the reading differential makes sense btween the 2 different rocks listed here. What I find interesting is the magnetic field readings spiking specifically at that precision cut groove and the outside edges of the H. Did this advance ancient culture have the ability to alter the stones composition to increase the magnetic properties in a way to strengthen their masonry joinery? It may not be just for the structures strength but more so that the fields of each rock link making a large force field of energy around the complex. Shits crazy they're aren't more studies into all this. Thanks for your work Mr. Foerster

[@studiobauhaus7740]

Yes I lose a lot of respect for the scientific community for not studying this because it seems a quantum leap in technology is hiding right before our eyes.

[@wrongfootmcgee]

thank you these are the kind of comments that drive the discussion forward, at least for we armchair archeologists

[@puertoricanboy100]

I read this on my head with Graham Hancock's voice

[@antoinepinnock1777]

Hey, First, wrap your mind around the principle that power tools with high RPM existed in the past. Circular saw blade and drill bits that incorporate high frequency magnetic induction, which is the type of induction using to melt mineral ore in the industrial metallurgy and alloying processes. Then it would be easier to see that, this is accomplished by incorporating strategically placing magnets or coils; where, magnetic polarity is aligned with the part of the tools that can attain rotational motion and angular momentum or acceleration when the machinery or tool is turned on, as this is the ideal way to attain effective magnetic induction. Such that, when a rapidly changing magnetic field or rapidly spinning magnets are brought close to specific types of stones, the constant change from North to South during the operation of the tool would disproportionately increase the temperature of (or even melt) the microscopic reservoirs of metallic element found in the stone, relative to the stone’s nonmagnetic silicon-dioxide components. Wherein, the induced frictionless kinetic energy transferred into the stone’s structure, via magnetism, would in essence make the stone temporarily malleable only at or near where the tip or teeth of the tool is spinning. The iron in the andesite retained some of magnetism, because iron can be permanently magnetized, where as the sand mainly has within its structure magnetism and other metals that react to magnetic induction but cannot be permanently magnetized. Anyone one a full explanation comment you insta or find me at professional_mathematics

[@TehDanno1]

Definitely some interesting science involving magnetic fields, harmonic resonance, and vibration. Its a shame mainstream science won't study it more openly. Id be extremely surprised if the government hasn't already been studying it for a long time.

[@jimmime]

When you machine steel, it makes the metal more magnetic. As the stone that has magnetic properties, like andesite does it retains some of the machining traits. Like making the compass turn in circles.

[@bartbullock9742]

Good question.

[@ernestodiaz9951]

Maybe they used high additives with coolant while cutting.

[@studiobauhaus7740]

Yess, This is it! Im surprised that Brian does not see it. The Tesla reading can show what tools where used to cut the stone. Theoretically based on those readings you can decipher how the stone was cut because the stone is magnetized along those cut lines. So it basically verifies that machine tools were used

[@alandonly]

The stones weren't machined. They simply have magnetic priorities. Shapes of magnets make a difference to their field. Funny watching adults play "science science".

[@alandonly]

@@studiobauhaus7740 hilarious

[@GaiaLegend]

That's the issue I'm having with these stones. I cannot phantom how people refuse to believe that a person hundreds, if not thousands of years ago made something that precise around that time. It's clearly there, shown in the video. And who knows what more things are hidden in or around this area, waiting to be discovered.

[@kricketflyd111]

Or under.

[@wrongfootmcgee]

the word you want is "fathom" not "phantom"

[@craigthescott5074]

It’s not that people can’t believe they made these precise stone cuts it they can’t believe how they made the stone cuts without technology.

[@shanemedlin9400]

Phantom? The word you are looking for is 'fathom', which is an expression related to depth. "I cannot fathom the depth of the ignorance of the common layperson these days" would be an appropriate use of this expression.

[@shanemedlin9400]

Otherwise, and allowing for the possibility of typographical error, you make a great point. One must accept the reality on the ground, and move forward. It is the question of precisely how these results were achieved that is intriguing.

[@timboylen5475]

As an engineer for 34 years, those look like molten metal casting blocks. Where the holes are vents or “gates” to allow for molten metal to be cast. It seems to me, these were for making repeated plate metal blocks for fabrication. An assembly line so to say for production. The blocks are designed to be pulled apart to produce the final product.

[@muddymike]

Are you saying that the giant stones are cast in molds? Appears that way if you ask me

[@timboylen5475]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bme7k3SAoZ15o5o

[@alph4966]

The block itself of Puma Punku is a concrete sculpture made by pouring it into a mold. Further, the hypothesis that the finished concrete was used as a production line for metalworking seems plausible to me.

[@oraciosanchez6984]

Bro! You nailed it! That's been my thoughts for many years, most of those blocks should be laying down and yes they were to pour hot copper in place. I'm 100 percent sure this site produced a lot of copper and bronze and metal products for war. If anything they probably sold that stuff and transported it all over the world. Then one day either the land shifted up thousands of feet or a massive flood washed the whole mining site to bits. They must have poured a lot of copper, and with all those product being sold, were did they go? Maybe most of if was recycled. If someone could put a 3d picture of molds produced I think it would help visualize what they were making out of metal.some blocks look like they were for making copper shields. Just had to cut the holes in the handle. Look at the block behind Brian, looks like a small shield to me. Molds molds molds. The heat must have been from a volcano or something ?

[@oraciosanchez6984]

And look to the south about a mile, there appears to be a volcano or small volcano near by. Almost certain if this was active they diverted the lava to puma punka and used as a heat source.problem is, looks like the site was built far away, best guess the lake was much higher and that might have been a good place to cast metal and drop on ships to set sail across the ocean. Seems crazy but I think they were at sea level at some point and probably built a harbor to make it easy for ships to pull in. This site must be so old if they dig to far down they probably make a lot of folks mad, bet the Goverment was told not to dig or else.

[@chascoleman6689]

Brien, Magnets can be 'made' and most 'super magnets' are initially not very magnetic at all. Any material with inherent magnetic 'di poles' (or tiny magnets that are part of its elemental structure) can become far more magnetic if these 'dipoles' can be aligned so they all point in the same direction. We've all played with bar magnets, labeled North/South, then tried to push two North 'ends' of separate magnets together. At some point the magnets 'push back', revealing their polarity is a universal force, not unique to each magnet. These "North poles' of each magnet can be tied together by clamping a large number of individual magnets together, so all the "North' poles are pointing in the same direction. It takes some force to do this, as the North poles push apart as you try to align them side by side, but it can be done, creating a 'super magnet' out of a large number of weaker, individual magnets. Super magnets work the same way, at an atomic level. When 'super magnets' are formed, they are made of materials that are Not Aligned, the 'dipoles' (the same thing as the "North/South' poles of our bar magnets) point in a random direction. BUT, if you place these non-aligned materials in a very Powerful magnetic field, the internal dipoles of the super magnets 'Line up' and all their "Norths' point in ONE direction and their 'Souths' point in the opposite direction (ie, North UP and South DOWN). This alignment is retained, for the most part, after the powerful magnetic field is removed. Now you're starting to guess why some of the stone block's material is weakly magnetic while other parts are strongly magnetic, after possibly thousands of years. The experiment to perform is easy (since the quarry is known and could be visited for 'virgin stone' of the same type in the Puma site). You get some virgin stone and take it home, then ask someone with access to a powerful magnetic generator to put the stone in the magnetic field, then measure the results. MRI diagnostic machines use super magnets to create their images, which is why you can't wear any metal when being scanned. Physics labs have super magnets they use to produce data. Someone you know has access to these machines, or perhaps all you need is a big 'super magnet', capable of picking up large weights, (a ton or more) or even an electro magnet used in junk yards to move junk cars. What matters is the field strength and the alignment of the field. But a very precise, powerful 'Narrow' magnetic field is needed to 'make' a Puma stone of your own, with localized, magnetic properties. Since the Puma stone dipole alignment (or magnetic field) is not universal over the entire stone matrix, having a very narrow magnetic generator would allow you to make a Puma stone magnetic in one place and 'not' magnet elsewhere (like the Puma stone is). This can be done to reproduce the 'results' of your field measurements. But you'll need a very focused, narrow 'super magnetic' field, not a diffuse one (like the type used to pick up junk cars). That all argues for visiting a lab with precise, powerful magnetic generators. Some materials will become 'magnetic' in a strong magnetic field, but when it's taken away, the induced magnetic field in the material (which is dipole alignment internally) stops or becomes very weak. I'm betting the Puma stone, fresh from the quarry, will take on a magnetic field or alignment and retain it for a long time. I'm also betting a very narrow super magnet can induce a correspondingly narrow concentration of induced magnetic field in the Puma stone, with non-magnetic stone around it (like the Puma stones). Tihe precise groove with precisely separated drilled holes argues for the 'size' of the magnetizing device, pushed into the small holes and turned on to create a desired magnetic field along the groove (and no where else). This could be proven with a measuring 'needle' pushed into the holes to find out if the magnetic field was induced into the stone deeper in the holes (again assuming a precise magnetized stone matrix was the desired end result). Speculative, of course, but if the stone has been magnetized 'inside' and not just on the surface, some method or device had to have done it in the past. If so, this would prove the stones were 'made' magnetic in the distant past and for a reason that matches up with their final use as components of a larger device. To make electrical current you need: 1. a magnetic field 2. a good conductor that can be moved through the magnetic field -- that's it. Electrical generators have permanent magnets as part of their structure, along with long conductors wrapped around posts to increase the density of wire / conductor moving through the magnetic field. Prove Puma stones are 1. Naturally NOT aligned magnetically THEN 2. Force their internal dipoles to align with an outside, very strong magnetic field, then see how strong this induced magnetic field is afterwards and how long it persists. 3. Find out how precise the induced magnetic field can be, as it may be the reason the Puma stone was so quarried and shaped (and drilled) for this purpose. Where the induced magnetic field remains in the Puma site stones is part of the story, but where the magnetic field IS NOT, may be just as important. This would essentially prove the Puma stones were mined for this property and the ones in the Puma site had already been 'processed' by precise stone cutting and polishing, THEN magnetized in ancient times, the perhaps even assembled into some final working device which was 'blown apart' in the past (with precious materials, like copper conductors salvaged over thousands of years) so only the magnetized components remain. Love your presentations Chas

[@americansfirst1095]

Thanks. Very interesting....even I could understand your thoughts.

[@HomerEscobar1]

Good stuff

[@MichaelLeBlanc-p4f]

Thank you for the efforf you put into your comment. Comments are somtimes more interesting than the show episode.

[@stephenmiller5023]

I have been interested in that whole area for decades now , having only seen it in videos & documentaries. It’s on my “ Bucket list “ of places I would personally love to visit . What has always mystified me is how an actual “ Square “ or other shape was carved right out of a solid rock including the entire Backside of the cut face & then the piece plucked right out with only thousandths of an inch clearance all around the circumference of the cut !!! We simply CANNOT duplicate this with today’s laxer or water jet cutters , much less grasp how they pulled out the piece. Thanks for posting this one.

[@brynsaltmashe4810]

If you had to speculate would you say honestly that any of these blocks were cut by humans ?

[@arthurgibbons7401]

@@brynsaltmashe4810 : Obviously today’s manufacturing environment has replaced many humans with automated machines, so are modern machines made by man? Often the answer is partly or partly assembled by man!

[@stephenmiller5023]

@@brynsaltmashe4810 I strongly believe “ NO , not done by Humans as we know “. We cannot duplicate a lot of the stone work all around the globe even with today’s technology . 🤔

[@ckotty]

I'm so glad a few people keep digging into the truth and exposing unlikely(extremely unlikely) mainstream explanations that "don't, clearly, hold water). Much appreciated update. Your work is taken very seriously by those with eyes to see, more and more everyday, thanks to people like you. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@beatusqui]

Reminds me of the H blocks outside Belfast. A quick image search for H blocks on google images mostly brings up the H blocks in Long Kesh but some of puma punku. Makes me wonder. What happened the civilization who built them. I wonder who designed Long Kesh.

[@அவானிஉயர்ந்தது]

Mainstream is busy with wars and all kind of social conflicts and so ( keep them busy so no body has a time to think or question about history of the humanity)

[@wayneparkinson4558]

There was quite clearly some sort of cataclysm in that area or alternatively the site was broken up on purpose by previous explorers who knew that if it was found it would rewrite the recording of history and make them irrelevant for they would not be the dominant species anymore. That's not the done thing for these Arrogant ran sackers, So you get rid of the key evident in a hurry .it would be easier to unlock the private collections of these elite then we would get closer to the truth of all that is quite clearly indicated i believe what we know as the illuminate are in fact hidden in the shadows and will re appear a some point very soon who they are ??????????linear species is my guess not aliens what do you think ?

[@taylorthetunafish5737]

Irish Guy Making things up is not digging into the truth.

[@panchopuskas1]

@@beatusqui .....the ancient lost civilisation that was destroyed in the late pre-Guiness era by the now famous ancient cataclysm (Brien Foerster TM@) ....... the Irish just came along and acquired what was already there.....

[@occamsrazor9183]

Always a treat to get an in-person look...

[@williamschermerhorn7918]

High tension wires overhead will make your compus flip 180° as you walk underneath and flip back after leaving the magnetic field. You can operate a 100 watt light bulb with a spool of wire baried under the high tension wires in the ground . Free energy.

[@wrongfootmcgee]

buried not baried and what you are talking about is called induction

[@donramonramirez5141]

Pero hay un problemita : eso está a 4000 metros de altura ( unos 12000 pies ) ... Y allí no hay cables de AT, ni de BT ... no hay electricidad en kilómetros a la redonda ... 🤷🤷🤷🇦🇷

[@ecliptix5436]

I would be quite interested to see what patterns might be revealed by placing those magnetically sensitive films over various stones and features there.

[@kricketflyd111]

Maybe give Brian a link for that material and he will show that in an upcoming episode. 😁. I know I want to see that!.

[@clairpahlavi792]

To... My thoughts also. If warranted, then furthe and finer grid measurements should be used to map of each stone. Possibly, it could lead to how the stones fit together, whether the magnetism is natural and/or induced, and if so, what was its physical function in any case. Forrester might consider conferring Ph. D.s of his own certification perhaps along with a small group of emanate catastrophists to qualified candidates. Who else can break the dogma of the BigBang-to-BlackHole socialist religion of sex and death. There are no BlackHoles in this universe. They are a fairytale. The cosmos devouring bogeyman isn't out there in the dark and murkiness permeated by the cosmic web of Birkland Currents.

[@toddq6443]

@@clairpahlavi792 You sure about that? :)

[@1Aanibal1]

It seems as if that magnetism had been put there on purpose, a message written with magnetism, as durable as the stone itself. Instructions for its assembly? records of technology used? a silent scream? It seems to me that Brien is READING the stone, a message that the limited human eye cannot see. we need a map of this magnetism, like seeing with thermal vision, but seeing the magnetism, finding out what it says, this might not be accidental...

[@rodristrongest]

That place can say the history of the human and ancient civilization

[@S-T-E-V-E]

5:02 If you saw this in something modern you'd say it was a channel for some Sort of Trim to be attached! Like the trim on a car!

[@isbemorph]

My theory is that it was a part of an entrance gate, with sensors beaming from these holes.

[@shermanatorosborn9688]

Big Thumbs up

[@johnhenke6475]

I love the work you do Brian. My wife is Russian so we spend a lot of time watching Russian stuff. St.Petersburg Russia has some amazing stone construction. Polygonal stone walls and other walls with huge boulders incorporated into them. Nothing special about the boulders except that they can we whey in at 100 tons and were put there as legend says, in the 1,500's. It would be so cool if you could go there some day and shoot some video.

[@tepesvoda464]

St Petersburg was established on May 27th, 1703. 500 years ago cows were grazing there.

[@TonysRcTechboom]

Yet another fantastic interesting Video 👍👍 really enjoyed every second 👍👽🛸👽👍

[@jonnyueland7790]

Nice to see you back at Puma Punku! Have they ever tried to do a ground survey on the site?

[@seastside923]

Seriously have they used lidar.

[@brienfoerster]

yes

[@seastside923]

@@brienfoerster thank you

[@toddq6443]

@@brienfoerster Happened to see you on "Expedition Unknown" with Josh Gates last night. You are always a welcome addition to any investigation re these mysterious ancient locations and your passion for exploration and discovery is truly infectious. So much respect for you. Stay well my friend.

[@kurtloptien185]

Okay brien, so what was the result of the ground survey? Come on, you don't just answer "yes", and walk away.

[@trueconspiracies7945]

So many questions as to what the hell has happened in the past. How do we get real answers? I fear we wouldn't believe it if we knew.

[@ruraledition]

What an incredible observation. It implies that magnets are installed in situ within the blocks perhaps to assist with the interlocking of the stones. It also implies that the stones are perhaps not cut, but thermo plasticised and moulded but not before fitting magnets within the stone building units. It demonstrates that ancient technology is even more advanced than what we originally assumed. The mind seriously boggles. Simple, when you know how.

[@Phaota]

Looking at the H-block close-up at 3:45, it definitely screams ancient concrete and not a cut natural stone. The uniform color and rock matrix has the appearance of something made by pouring the concrete into a mold. When you take into account the precision of the edging all over it and other stones of the area (as well as their monotone colorization), they would have to be done via molding. have a feeling the ancient culture that built the site made the stone magnetic in the concrete mix to probably be conductive of electricity. No need for wall sockets when the whole building would provide power. Also, the special designs to the blocks are perfect examples of possible injection molding, which would be a quick process of making structures.

[@jeremiahellis1566]

The megalithic stones used in ancient Peru actually appear to be poured concrete. The stones are all tapered around their edges in a way to give the appearance of molding by hand or with a trowel of some type.

[@Phaota]

@@jeremiahellis1566 I noted in my OP that they appear to be concrete.

[@scottbreseke716]

All of the H-blocks are of different size. Definitely NOT concrete.

[@Phaota]

@@scottbreseke716 You do know that molding with concrete can create various size blocks, right?

[@toddq6443]

@@Phaota Not a single trace of a mold nor any reference to same has ever been located at any of these ancient megalithic sites. We have located the quarries and it is obvious that these enigmatic constructions are comprised of large quarried stones, not any type of concrete.

[@TheRealSimSalaBim]

The sky filled with all those clouds is unreal it looks so perfect!

[@rosymylene1878]

Outstanding work, Brien. Thank you. ⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@Gabrielnobre]

When I went to Bolivia this was one of the places I visited (or another Ruin with the same "H" shaped stones with that detailed cut in that shape on the borders), They told me (and it happened in 2011) that those ruins were more than 12.000 years age.....So, people up there knows that our History is way more ancient than the traditional history tells. After I wrote this post you showed the magnetic anomaly and then my jaw dropped to the ground.....

[@reggiejohnson3391]

That's wild! 😳

[@CommonSenseBeatsIntelligence]

Hit Like!

[@frankbyrd6726]

Facinating

[@Bradley.maloo0133]

I find it very interesting that humans don’t really want to accept that the past might be different from what we learned in school about our planet. We were taught some things and finding out that those things might not have been so accurate, is really hard for humans to digest. Are we frightened by what we might learn ?

[@ronpflugrath2712]

With clear plastic.compass twist pebble under it to check for magnetism some will surprise you! Most are not but some are if suspended can be moved with magnet

[@skatepark1ful]

11-25-22!!! Thank you good sir for outstanding information and perhaps one day I shall contribute to your hidden in Katour‘s. You have provided such inspiration and an expansion to my interest and intellect!! Again thank you so very much Mr. Forrester

[@antoinepinnock1777]

First, wrap your mind around the principle that power tools with high RPM existed in the past. Circular saw blade and drill bits that incorporate high frequency magnetic induction, which is the type of induction using to melt mineral ore in the industrial metallurgy and alloying processes. Then it would be easier to see that, this is accomplished by incorporating strategically placing magnets or coils; where, magnetic polarity is aligned with the part of the tools that can attain rotational motion and angular momentum or acceleration when the machinery or tool is turned on, as this is the ideal way to attain effective magnetic induction. Such that, when a rapidly changing magnetic field or rapidly spinning magnets are brought close to specific types of stones, the constant change from North to South during the operation of the tool would disproportionately increase the temperature of (or even melt) the microscopic reservoirs of metallic element found in the stone, relative to the stone’s nonmagnetic silicon-dioxide components. Wherein, the induced frictionless kinetic energy transferred into the stone’s structure, via magnetism, would in essence make the stone temporarily malleable only at or near where the tip or teeth of the tool is spinning. The iron in the andesite retained some of magnetism, because iron can be permanently magnetized, where as the sand mainly has within its structure magnetism and other metals that react to magnetic induction but cannot be permanently magnetized. Anyone one a full explanation comment you insta or find me at professional_mathematics

[@richardcallihan9746]

Very interesting new facts. I would like to point out to those that are unaware that google earth pro has a walk-around street view of the site, and the complex is a lot larger than realized in videos of the more compelling parts. Also Maucho Pichu and other sites. The next best thing to being there.

[@eearts]

Fabulous job Brien! Thanks for all your work!

[@hav1byte]

very interesting

[@kevinbennington887]

Consciousness is magnetic .

[@AhJodie]

This is an incredible video, and the sight is beautiful too. Thank you!

[@williamscerini7832]

A very interesting vid of a site I'd love to go and see. Now if I ever go I will need to bring things with me such as his equipment and possibly more to see these amazing features of these incredible works for myself.

[@skintech8620]

@ brien hey, Im not sure you are aware of this info,but for years Ive kept this under my hat, but to the east from the pyramids , I think, there is an old village(close to the pyramids)and in that village, there is a tunnel that goes under the pyramids. this old school explorer (from 1808?)wrote about it in an old book I read when little.well, he said he paid some guide to show him. and the village knew about the door, but said it was bad juju, and they never go near it.He said its big enough that there was a corridor so long, they had to turn back, after walking for 10 minutes,cause he had a date with him,and she started getting scared and never got a chance to go back alone.he said it had to have dozens of rooms that he saw.he said the doorway faced the pyramids, Ive been on the lookout for any mention of that book or the story or door, but never seen or heard anybody talk about it.ever heard of that? next time your in the neighborhood of Giza, you might wanna check it out. may be interesting.

[@woody5109]

Brilliant, absolutely brilliant

[@burt3498]

Awesome! Thanks Brien!! :-)

[@adriancarter825]

Absolutely astonishing brien thanks

[@Tam0de]

Mainstream academia knows better than to try & explain the origins of that site. They won't dare attempt to make sense of it because they know they can't, no matter how creative their suggestions may be. Simply put, the idea that those responsible for constructing it came from some place other than earth makes much more sense than any rational theory ever put forth. Puma Punku really is the perfect example of what an enigma is.

[@hanami.k]

I recently started watching videos like this and am starting to think pretty seriously (Not to mention the possibility that they were machined) that there really might have been a giant with a height of 12 ~ 15M (Especially in prehistoric Egypt)🤔😋 I am always grateful. Thank you for taking me there!!

[@dirk7816]

Tray the explainer did a interesting video called the Biology of Giants that logically explains why that is not possible. Check it out, it's very interesting if your curious about that subject.

[@hanami.k]

@@dirk7816 Thank you!! 🤗

[@nighthawkarts]

HIGHLY doubt giants existed. If they did they didn’t stay around long 🛸

[@hanami.k]

@@nighthawkarts Thank you! I have heard that ancient Earth had higher oxygen levels and lower gravity than today. Dinosaurs were huge, so I thought maybe there were giants too!! 🤔

[@kurtloptien185]

40 to 50 feet tall? Seriously? Must've had massive bones for a bipedal. What do you suppose they weighed? Herbivore, omnivore, or carnivore? Must've scared the piss out of a t rex.

[@georged7627]

It's amazing to see Our new technology/phones up against ancient stone technology 🙏🏽👍🏾

[@larryd6143]

What was the purpose for the groove with equidistant holes? Does the quarry site where the Andesite was taken from have similar properties or are they the result of some process? Great video. Thanks

[@icyborg6065]

my studies conclude that the groove and the holes were filled with gold.

[@robertlee4809]

@@icyborg6065 Interesting...

[@deniseberman8633]

The area looks above tree line which makes it more a amazing.

[@kurtloptien185]

Ah, brien is always good for a couple of chuckles. Bless his little followers' hearts, they are so imaginative in their thinking.

[@OFFICIALLUSH]

So what is your unimaginative thinking on what we are watching here?

[@kurtloptien185]

@@OFFICIALLUSH as compared to brien's? Well the blocks at Puma Punko are fascinating creations that deserve some serious study. Are they building blocks, it might appear so, but what happened to the rest of them? Are they buried? Were they moved or repurposed? We don't know do we. More study is needed. No archaic stone cutting tools have been found. No sophisticated cutting tools have been found. Brien's whole magnetic bs has been answered elsewhere in the comments and pretty much shown to be a rabbit hole to nowhere. How the stones were cut and finished are unknown, but I wouldn't dismiss the artisans as they were very talented.

[@donramonramirez5141]

​@@kurtloptien185Sin embargo, esas rocas H están allí ... Y son muchas. Y esos cortes, perforaciones, fresados en T, no se hacen SIN tecnología ... Que no la veas, no significa que no haya existido ...

[@shanemedlin9400]

@kurtloptien185 what an incredibly astute observation it is that you have made here. You may now ascend to the King Throne, and might I add, we are all very impressed down here.

[@henrikrolfsen584]

Brien Foerster is a well known construction expert, and a sober voice on the subject of Ancient Megalithic High Technology.

[@AlexK-dt5kt]

Thanks so much 🙏, I'm watching your Chanel for many years please keep up good work!!!!

[@kaelightupthedark]

Beautiful place

[@dirk7816]

What, haven't you heard, it's all so simple and easily explained. According to Professor, Doctor Historian and Professional Snarkest David Miano a local indigenous tribe built this using digging sticks and Puleston Axe's one summer. It's all so simple. Just like the expert he featured on his "Sacsayhuaman How they did it" video when the "expert" summed that construction mystery up by saying "if there is a will there is a way". In all serious now thanks Brien for another interesting video, love your work and to the contribution you are making to unlock the true history we have yet to discover about the origins of these ancient wonders. Sorry but I couldn't help the Miano jab after exchanging a few with him online over how ridiculous and baseless some of his assertions often are and that they too not only lacked evidence but logic. I suggested they made him seem "clueless" at times and he didn't like that for some reason.

[@dirk7816]

Your research inspired me to spend 5 weeks last spring exploring the sacred valley of Peru and I plan on returning again in the near future to pick up where I left off.

[@adilbeksultanov8853]

Amazing, thank you very much

[@maurosomensi]

In southern Brazil, we have an abandoned quarry centuries ago, where you can still see many perfectly aligned cut marks and also a perfect angle megalith that has been extracted from the ground.

[@maurosomensi]

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[@ganjariver2683]

Wait, if the stones have magnetic properties then maybe some type of magnetic levitation technology becomes a plausible explanation of how the massive stones were moved?

[@Devast8r34]

Thank you we must keep investigating

[@darrylbrook5968]

What I can see in the photos, all the artifacts material looks quite homogeneous which may lean towards a slurry being cast?? Like findings in other places. just an observation from my remote viewing. always great material Brian, ennjoy your work

[@dougk5456]

A french geologist has taken samples from the 'H' blocks and found organic material. This means that these are geopolymer.

[@brienfoerster]

Could be ancient lichens

[@SeaJay_Oceans]

Could be all B.S. until somebody digs up some real Ancient Technology... Such Ancient Tech would be EXTREMELY Valuable, and people would save it, hide it, preserve it, retain it at all costs - because it is so very rare and very valuable.

[@corporaterobotslave400]

You should check out Mudfossil University channel b/c that Physicist has a lot to say about bio-geology like this.

[@brienfoerster]

@@corporaterobotslave400 So he says

[@wrongfootmcgee]

@@corporaterobotslave400 i will say it: that dude is nuttier than a fruitcake. him and wiseup are just here to muddy the waters and confuse the less informed and astute among us

[@MichaelLeBlanc-p4f]

Mystery about life encourages the soul.

[@ladym6738]

? A perimeter different from interior? ? What of the laylines? How would that work?

[@sandrajones1609]

Absolutely aWeSoMe ❣️

[@BBoldGaming]

Awesome video, you got a life long sub and promoter of your brand

[@daisydog388]

"Seed of Knowledge, Stone of Plenty" talks about using megalithic stone structures with magnetic and electric anomolies being used to energize crop seeds. Technology that is used today, i learned aboit it when i was looking for an electric grow kit for my garden

[@SimonAmazingClarke]

Most intriguing

[@DarylDucasse]

sorry to post this here, but thought you'd appreciate this; not sure if for real but seems a pyramid discovered in bosnia

[@samuelkeystone]

They need to finish digging up the good stuff!

[@stargate1555]

The magnetic mineral structure of the stones are geologically sealed when they were solidified or formed. How interesting. Even when moved or quarried......they retain their original presets. Deeper excavations are definitely needed.

[@3pleblow]

First time I've heard of this site this place blows my mind.

[@timisfree1768]

Thank you for your work.

[@jonathonjubb6626]

6.00:. "There's an angleuation of the needle.." gotta love those Septics and their modern ways....

[@jcoghill2]

I would like to know if there has been an analysis of the measurements of all the H blocks. Such an analysis of the measurements would reveal the level of precision the blocks were made to which would reveal beyond doubt that the stones were made by machines. You don't get high levels of precision in things made by hand.

[@fordsrestorations970]

Thank you Brian forstner , I live in between the Air Force Base and hundreds of Indian Mounds, Effigies and prehistoric Earthworks.... Air Force personnel say that they have mapped all Underground imagery in this area ... I believe they said some of it can be purchased .... maybe through satellite companies ? ...

[@brucepedersen4032]

Hey Brien. You mentioned tools that were used there on stone, very good ones. I have heard of harder hammer stones grinding softer stone. How did they make the edges and bevels ? Their work was relatively quick too. Even carrying stones that weigh as much or more than the people themselves. What do you know ?

[@jonathanmosher72]

You don't need harder stone to grind softer stone. You can literally use a wet rope with sand on it to cut the hardest stone.

[@erniemajor]

What kind of magnetometer readings would you expect from more contemporary structures?

[@albertotoledo920]

That's Incredible 👏👏👏 You will be a Scanner in the Pwma Punku 🧐

[@farqueue]

This is tech. The grooves and magentism a logical if your tech was 'sublime'. You'd want all the blocks to know where to link and to have magnetismclick them all together without lifting a finger. New days await again.

[@thomasriley5036]

12000 years ago? Where did you get that date from?

[@Randomguy-ep7zl]

Stopped by because once in a while I need to test fit my foil hat. Thanks Brien. It fits well and no bravo sierra leaked through.

[@lcmlcm2460]

Very intriguing place

[@chefandolini]

Thanks Brien, sounds like Genesis 6 to me

[@xmasnewy]

Mr. Brien foster it is not necessarily magnetic if so. I believe it's inner core waves that emmits radio signals that are translucent. The reason global sites similar also react the same. So it's balanced by global structures.

[@kobalt9948]

Emits radio waves... what evidence do you have to support that claim?

[@xmasnewy]

@@kobalt9948 Well the sun has x-rays and radio waves. What's your reason of asking?

[@kobalt9948]

@@xmasnewy are you confusing radio waves with high-energy radiation (alpha, beta, gamma particles)?

[@xmasnewy]

@@kobalt9948 Dude science isn't aware what most of these electromagnetic spectrum are. But if you don't realize it's because you are not on a lab. Yet radio waves are the widest in waves. So the sun has many electromagnetic spectrum that makes up it's solar system. I won't go any further with radio signal. I know you think of a walkie talkie but that contains format to have the signal frequency produced.

[@kobalt9948]

@@xmasnewy I suspect English is not your first language so that is why you are using words in the wrong context. You still haven't described how the rocks are emitting "radio waves"

[@energ8t]

Magnetic characteristics is simply the effects you get from those types of stone and likely the shapes of the stones (not unlike actual magnets. I have a granite mortar and pestle which I stick magnets too for fun). The magnetic “features” I think make more sense as a potential utilized effect in the function of the building perhaps, not machining artifact.

[@scottfergusson8411]

Metal would have the same effect on a compass!

[@seaglass8940]

As in rebar

[@lightdark00]

As ferric layers on earth form they take on the current magnetic field directions. So pole flips show up as dips, since it seems one magnetic pole alignment seems to be stronger/last longer. No mysteries, just they worked carefully with this layering.

[@PAINFOOL13]

As always Brien 🌟👍🏻

[@poppabear9279]

That level of precision could be done with modern machines, like a CNC and carbide endmill. However, the corners cannot be cut perfectly square with a CNC, as the endmills are round. But I have issues maintaining 5/10,000ths accuracy on small parts using my vise setups. So 1/2 a thou, in typical setups. I can cut and surface down to 1/100,000ths of an inch using a fly cutter to surface. But again, that’s using a modern CNC machine with a touch probe and modern tungsten carbide endmills. So I find it impossible to machine andesite or granite or any type of stone with ancient technology. It can’t happen without modern type tools and even then it would be a major challenge to broach the square corners.

[@disklamer]

Diamond blades? Waterjets? Plasmacutters? None of our tech, let alone one technique, quite fits the workpiece.

[@tinatieden8499]

wow thats wild ! has there been any LIDAR of this area? I would love to have small replica's of these stones to see the puzzles myself.

[@Rossi_83]

I wonder how come from aaall the millionaires in the world no one wants to spare some pocket money and finance a proper exploration of this magnificent site. Like using a ladar or some high tech like this.

[@kaelightupthedark]

Cause they're self obsorbed 😂

[@GugaBahr.]

They wanna keep to themselves. Knowledge is power.

[@markwhitteck6055]

They already know what is there or are scared to find out.

[@The_Real_Rambo]

It could also be caused by the tools our ancient ancestors used to create such work.

[@LostBeagle]

You mean the bronze and tin tools, right?

[@Tubemanjac]

7:26 If the Gauss-meter went from the left corner value 400 to the middle 20/30 and up to right corner value 400 it seems like it behaves like a bend permanent magnet.

[@hankgoodwin202]

Yes I hope they decide to do more excavation at this site it's absolutely a very mysterious site ive been Interested in it first time I heard about it on this channel

[@wernerdanler2742]

Have you checked for and found magnetic anomalies at any other megalithic site anywhere in the world? We used to have to "degaus" tape players back in the 70s and before. Is that a measurement of magnetic strength?

[@billbradley2480]

They need to wise up and allow deep digging in that Archaeological site. Maybe the buildings were held together with Magnetism 12k plus years ago or they were power plants.

[@Savant218]

Everyone that goes there should remove a pinch of dirt then we will see what lies below

[@fordsrestorations970]

I live near a important Air Force Base sometimes they have shows for the public. They had a display on aerial photography magnetic imagery , fluid imagery , solid imagery that is beyond lidar x-ray... they are able to see deeply into the ground . My question is , are you allowed to fly drones over with some of this technology that has and is becoming available ?

[@TomiLoveless]

😎👍👍👍Brian what if the builders didn't use wires and pipes to supply electricity and water. What if these holes are conduits and the purveyors of power and water, heating and cooling. It's not like you could tear out the dry wall to repair a failed electrical connection in megalithic and polygonal construction.

[@El_Croc]

Questions I hope you don't mind... Fascinating that the gauss meter shows that the field stops at the groove. Is there a similar groove on the opposite side? On the stone with the groove, how deep are the round holes and are they all the same depth? Is the square hole on top shallow or does it go all the way down/through? And the T shaped holes? Do any of the holes connect inside through to other holes?

[@lijenicrnogorac9996]

Good video, thank you. I really don't understand people today who believe in the story: the stone was worked with a hammer and chisel.

[@yogidemis8513]

Need to go to the quarry where they got the H-block stone and check for magnetic fields and anomalies on those stones and see the results.

[@jeremyreichwein9105]

Amazing insight into ancient site. Thanks for posting. What is wrong with your microphone? The audio is inconsistent

[@mantis-mike5882]

It sure would make moving these giant megalithic stones alot easier if you could use magnetism to levitate them instead of brute force.

[@zarathustra20]

A quote from the Quran, Ayah Ghafir (The Forgiver, The Forgiving One) 40:82 : "Did they then not travel through the earth, so they may see what was the final end of those (who passed) before them? They were more numerous than us, and mightier in strength, and left more considerable monuments of their power in the earth. Yet all that they achieved was of no use to them. "