Hunt For The Great Sun Disc: The Inca Holy Grail | Lost City Of Gold | Odyssey

For the better part of 400 years people have searched the deep canyons & towering ice peaks of these mist-covered cloud forests trying to locate the lost cities of the Inca. They were all after one thing; gold. Any gold would do but there was one thing desired above all others, the Great Golden Disc of the Sun. The most sacred of all Inca relics. The Inca Holy Grail. It is in search of this Holy Grail that David Adams goes on his journey to Puncuyoc, sacred Sister City of Machu Picchu; the city sought but never found by Hiram Bingham.
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[@sonarbangla8711]

This video is testament to the depth to which greed of the Europeans went and testament to the will of the Inca people to beat them.

[@nicksavage4763]

What The Spanish did was Despicable. Sad. Even without any human sacrifice Gold gave them the excuse.

[@i-never-look-at-replies-lol]

Yes yes hate on the Europeans as is typical these days

[@pumamanta1771]

@@i-never-look-at-replies-lol whoite fragility at its greatest. We all must learn from history, not whitewash it.

[@John-lv1zq]

You do realize that the Incans were cruel an subject people were forced to give them gold?

[@mariovillarreal8647]

Well put. Sonar

[@austinpoll]

The Sun Disc was either taken by the Spanish invaders and broken down a melted. Or the the Europeans that rediscovered the room of gold took it and realized the couldn't tell anyone about having it due to its historical significance

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

Maybe since they knew the Spanish were after anything gold and it was a very sacred object to them, they buried it or dropped in one of the many cave pools used for rebirth rituals.

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

@@capucine2347 Yea, German's or the French would have been better.

[@josieantipala874]

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[@williamolivadoti3867]

Yes probably melted down... Spanish didn`t care about its significance; they never did. They were not archaeologists. They destrouyed anything pagan to them in Peru., even the Inca manuscripts. They also probably stripped all the sites cos the sites were problby covered in gold also...That is why some of the sites dont make any sense cos just bare stones but make sense if covered in gold with gold statues in the niches etc. Only other poassibility that it is at the bottom of the ocean somewhere in a Spanish wreck. There is a Spanisj galleon captured by the French at the bottom of the St. Lawrence River mud. Location unknown. Reported being there in the French archives by Biggar and Goodwin

[@michaeljohnson8837]

It's in the Vatican basement 🤣🤣

[@josi4251]

I have been to these places and, since I have friends in Peru that I visit, I'll be going back. All I can say is plan for the altitude! I had hiked volcanoes in Costa Rica and very high peaks in Europe. But Cusco kicked my ass and I felt drunk the entire time I was there. Drank a lot of coca tea and then hallucinated pretty things every time I closed my eyes. Of course, it was 4 months after major surgery (at age 53). But what the heck, I'll be trying it again, but this time with some Diamox tablets.

[@richardhowe5583]

Did the cocoa tea make you high? Hehehe

[@josi4251]

@@richardhowe5583 No. You can drink a quart of it and still pass a drug test. It takes a lot of processing to make cocaine. It was a combo of the altitude and the coca tea, and I suspect also the local herb sorojchi, widely sold in pharmacies. None of those should make a person high, but for whatever reason I got pretty visions.

[@falconquest2068]

Hi Josi, I have hiked the Inca trail up to the Sungate and down into Machu Picchu. I did pretty well overall but I was younger than you when I went. There is one 12,000' pass that really kicked my butt. It was like 4-6 steps and stop and breathe, 4-6 steps, stop and breathe some more. The Porters are simply amazing athletes!

[@josi4251]

@Smile Feel LOL

[@harrow2355]

Go you good thing,all the best.

[@Jezidka]

What amazes me is how much forest there still is when they built a city of gold and jewels. I wonder how much wood there was during that time.

[@falconquest2068]

Cloud forests are interesting in that every day the plants gather moisture from the passing clouds. This makes them grow very well at that altitude. It must have been amazing though to be the first ones there.

[@fartamayo]

In reality there is no such city of gold, bcoz gold is a soft metal. The spaniards were fooled.

[@johnscanlon2598]

@@fartamayo gold plated fool

[@cattymajiv]

There are almost no forests left anywhere worldwide. Even Canada, Russia, and the Amazon are over 90% deforested now. It's an incredible tragedy. But nobody really cares enough to get off their butts about it.

[@danichicago9140]

Mysterious Cities of Gold brought me here circa 1989

[@antidoteforlife9460]

@Tut Frut that's absurd

[@bethbartlett5692]

*Would love to see this man do a series of places world-over, of his choice, using Lidar.* Particularly areas in the America's, North to South, Basque Country, Ireland, Sardinia. Anatolia, and then the Next Series that would include: all the area around the East Mediterranean. The Levant through Iraq, Iran, and Egypt - *all free to explore the real history, absent of any Mainstream Archaeologists that hold a Theory as Fact and forcing all into their Paradigm,. Rather, with Authentic Academics that follow the Standards of Science and Research. This would be such an exciting work and productiom. I've enjoyed all these documentaries.

[@jodysanders6445]

We can dream…

[@massimosquecco8956]

We have a real explorer here! Congratulations! Your work is worthy of attention and praise. I wish you'll be able to find the Sun Disk ( and even the mummies of the Inca's Lords as well...) so your efforts not only would be fulfilled for your own ego, but also because you'll give an immensely contribution to the history for the contemporary Peruvians themselves, and for the world-wide population who need to know about man s past. Fingers crossed.

[@aaroncapricorn5867]

more daring than most. he went down into a raging river water, ate guinea pigs, which, around here, we consider potentially infected rodents. i guess you can cook it all out xD

[@London97]

I have the sun disc … It’s sitting in my garden shed 😊

[@googleisslime8075]

The Inca's have the disc and they will NEVER show it to anyone because it would only be stolen...

[@terencemckenna6468]

43:17 Meanwhile, there's a major highway about 20 yards away from this improvised foot path.

[@cattymajiv]

Yup. Just like in Canada. There are almost no trees left anywhere, except for a ribbon on both sides of the highways, so that tourists will THINK that there are miles of wilderness. I've seen all of northern Canada by airplane. There was nothing but clearcuts, for as far as the eye could see, all across the north, for the entire day that it took to fly over it. I was SO SHOCKED and broken hearted! The forests do not exist anymore.

[@DarylSolis]

Spanish arrive* Incas: Why have you come? Spanish: Gold Incas: Ah! we have a lot of gold! Spanish: ..Show me Incas: OK :) *RIP Inca empire*

[@jamesking1495]

Yeah it didn't happen like that.

[@jamesking1495]

@Smile Feel so you think it happened like that?

[@jamesking1495]

@Smile Feel besides OP was very ignorant, maybe even trolling

[@jamesking1495]

@Smile Feel settle down

[@jamesking1495]

@Smile Feel why would you think I'm Spanish? Far from it

[@MusicFandom]

22:16 anyone else see the cross on the rock in the rapids?

[@chestersabajo5527]

It's called the Andean Cross

[@AcousticAdd1ct]

When exploring a new place and you want to find out how wide it is, bring a drone that way its easier to see the vastness of the place even if its covered in bushes and jungles At least you know which part of the place you are in.

[@jesusisking33ad]

You'll need a permit to bring a drone into the country. The Peruvian government is pretty strict on this.

[@PuhiPureBloOdYT]

Machu Pichu was not built by the Inca they built on top of structures that were already there

[@oftin_wong]

It's just that theres no evidence for imaginary theories like that, thankfully

[@bethbartlett5692]

@@oftin_wong It is what the Inca said and there are vast resources that support the facts. One need only research, step outside of a Mainstream Classroom that teaches a 19th Century Theory as their fact foundation and it's relative Paradigm. They do so, Fully in opposition to the "Standards of Science and Research"

[@oftin_wong]

@@bethbartlett5692 or so you think. If it's not mainstream it's just imagination ...I'm sorry but we need to do things properly, not wave magical wands wearing a cloak and call it special science

[@oftin_wong]

@@bethbartlett5692 where exactly do you think the evidence is that 'the inca' ...said what you are asserting, I'd be interested to know what you are drawing on there

[@oftin_wong]

@@bethbartlett5692 give me some of those vast resources ....waiting here ?

[@elzaaltmann]

I had heard in the seventies that gold had been thrown into a lake, an extremely deep one.

[@johnscanlon2598]

Lake Titicaca

[@marioreoyan3405]

that would be lake titicaca and a lot of lake in peru, people not stop for that matter

[@akhalif579]

excellent story amazing archeology and history hidden.

[@johnmcglynn4102]

If the Disc of the Sun were ever to be found intact, it would be a sensation equivalent to the finding of King Tut. We can only hope.

[@ALI44344]

مع تطور العلم وخصوصآ اجهزة الرايدار لا اضن انه ستكون هناك مدينه ضائعه لا يتم اكتشافها على الاطلاق

[@jamiebizness1]

They find them everyday with lidar. Pretty amazing actually

[@fartamayo]

Hahaha. What hunt? It was melted by the Spaniards turned into ingots, shipped to Spain and the ship carrying its treasure along with the golden sun disc was sunk by the Dutch.

[@cosechartusbendiciones239]

They'll die really skinny looking for that treasure 🤑 JAJAJAJA

[@alikourany1]

Or is that what we know

[@se7ensfarm112]

So was it melted or not? Make your mind up

[@fartamayo]

@@se7ensfarm112 golden figurines of idols plus the golden sun disc were melted, turned into ingots, shipped and subsequently the ship carrying it was sunk by the Dutch.. sorry for the confusion.

[@matiuclark3813]

How do you know sounds like you were there 😂

[@nancyschumacher8940]

I am a little bit Quechua myself..David might be one of my distant cousins. Great information!

[@silverforest4682]

Why were the terrace gardens abandoned? Didn't they find the wall pretty easily?

[@saskoilersfan]

The sun disk...the light disk...the energy disk. It's scattered on each continent.... The Mayan disk is united with dream catcher wiring... There are 5 disks in total... Each creating a type of energy and merged to one . It's like a rope made of a variety of energies... To me , the Mayan disk looks like microchips and resistors and other electronics. To me , the dream catcher is a disk of wiring sequence... Needs brushes for magnetics... Needs a. Crank and ratio system . Create it to be self eternally run... Creates it's own energy to power itself . No batteries. No plugs . Free energy.

[@illinnear7233]

what on earth are you on about?

[@saskoilersfan]

@@illinnear7233 old technology hidden in art forms. Duh.

[@yomommaahotoo264]

One can only imagine what kind of civilization would have emerged if the Inca had acquired metal work skills and gun powder prior the Spanish fiasco.

[@kalilzaidan]

I would recommend you to read the novel "Civilizations", by French author Laurent Binet if you are interested in the topic. he reimagines an Incan Empire with guns and horses that invades Europe! very creative

[@nevyen149]

@@kalilzaidan Or take it a step farther..."West of Eden" by Harry Harrison is about an Earth where the dinosaurs weren't wiped out, and they are the ones to reach the civilization level before some upstart mammals called humans.

[@themobseat]

Unfortunately, North and South America were perpetually stuck in a semi-stone age existence. Similar to the primitive existence of several Sub-Saharan areas in Africa today.

[@nevyen149]

@@themobseat That's basically incorrect. North and South America had some cities which were as big or bigger than any European city of the same time period. When a dirty Hernan Cortes and his rabble entered the Aztec capital of Tenochtitlan on November 8th, 1519...the city had a population of at least 200,000...5 times the size of London, and they had a water system as good as any the Romans ever built, and twice daily trash collection. The Maya had a mathematical and astronomical knowledge which out classed that of Europe of the same age, and many cultures in the New World had expertise in monumental stone architecture. Metal work in gold alloys, and some copper work show they had categorically moved past the stone age, and the complexity of societies in the New World show they were not living a "primitive existence". The story of sub-Saharan Africa has many similarities to the New World, in that there were complex societies, who made it to the level of producing iron...again, significantly past the "stone age", but were decimated by later contact with European colonialist and the diseases they spread.

[@mariainespuigchinet]

@@themobseat not at all, and may be it could be better ...in fact what we are living to day , the "modern life," is not a good example of "evolution"...

[@wigwam3270]

My dude Don Tieflo would be a good drinking buddy. I’d pay money for him to drive me around and taking me to good eating and drinking + scenic scene spots there.

[@rineshkodan3587]

It is sad to see that greed has destoyed soo much wonderfull and nice things across the world

[@victorfloresperu]

Those shields are only used by aristocracy and they are hanged using chains as a necklace. Were widely used in the 16 th century. My hypothesis is that some aristocrat that came from Europe built it to wear it either in the UK or Spain.

[@cbrown9555]

I was in Peru in 1975, searching for oil. I meet a young old Indian man, who told me about

[@jivanvasant]

Google Earth, Satellite Photography and Topographic Maps Advanced technology provides modern tools for exploration of the Earth's surface It would be helpful to know the GPS coordinates of the "lost temples of the Incas" -- Longitude, Latitude & Altitude

[@Unhygienic_curry]

The only problem is we do not know if that treasure ever existed or not, we do not know it it was taken back to spain or the ship was sunken, we do not know if the treasure is underground or lost somewhere... In order to get such treasure with countless possibilities we need something more advanced or maybe a x-ray of earth itself😅

[@danielt.3152]

When we say the Inca had gold, that may be slightly misleading, my understanding is that the purity level was not up to 24K standards, it would have been mixed with other metal but still look like gold.

[@monicascott2354]

🙄

[@hennochicken]

Thank you for being reasonable lol

[@oviliatam7540]

謝謝~♡♡♡

[@antidoteforlife9460]

The most awesome vacation, just take a camera crew and record it to make a documentary

[@spekenbonen72]

The lost City of Gold: A city where they used clamps made of gold (to keep the stones together) because it was abundant. The Spanish demolished these buildings to see if there were more golden clamps. Anyway. Eldorado was real. Doesn't exist anymore though.

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

The gold would have been too soft to "staple" the stones together.

[@hennochicken]

@@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164 mixing gold with silver,copper,etc. makes it more durable and less malleable

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

@@hennochicken Mixing Soft Metals doesn't make them Harder.

[@_pant0m]

3:55

[@obijuankenobi420]

Lawd have mercy

[@ColdasIcePrincezz]

Everytime I see this video it's like the first time.

[@st4rwalker]

Hello beautiful

[@vincentdavidson755]

I believe the disk of gold is hidden In the mountains of Calif. A old man that had records of his grandfather had said that this Place in Calif he was told by his Ancestors that their is a barrel Ground inside these caverns and Theirs a large sun disk made from Gold and a giant and other things In these hidden caverns in the Mountains and the entrance was Seal up I know where the area is And I'm looking for a certain rock I also found menny markers and It is very close to the underground River of gold👱

[@Mmjaouni]

Boy bye

[@vincentdavidson755]

@@Mmjaouni 2026 🔥

[@Nick-jx9li]

It’s not in Peru, I bought it at a tag sale in MA for about $3. I use it as a frisbee sometimes.

[@Eeveegamer9263]

Tell me you are joking 👻

[@jember2001]

Great scenery beauty of nature

[@Afro408]

Where did the the right hand drive truck suddenly come from? 🤷‍♂️ One second we’re creeping along the mountain road in the old jaloppy, camera zooms in on the quick gear change and the hole in the floor of a right hand drive truck? Strange shape shifting. 😳🤣🤣 Very good story. 👍👍👏👏👏👏

[@jonathontorres948]

Went to Peru in 2018 to drink Ayahuasca and I saw everything that ever was and will be. There's only one being that ever existed and will exist. We are THAT being that had no beginning or end. When we die we go back to that state of oneness/infinity. That state of existence suffers so much because it's still attached to this dream world/ego. The suffering/hell that is experienced is the force that is creating the fetus in the mother's womb. You are born again in this world.

[@robbie_rohm88]

I had a dream like that once. Then I fell asleep. Then I woke up and I dreamt it all over again.

[@billyb37]

Already melted down!!!

[@PitboyHarmony1]

You know the Spanish have still not to this day, publicly apologised to the Inca or Mayan peoples for their intentional destruction, and seem to still hold Cortez up with admiration, when in reality his reputation should be looked at critically and scornfully, inside Spain. Even when suggested to discuss it at all, Spanish Prime Ministers have either sloughed it off as unimportant, or literally say "too bad, we are proud of our history". Does Spain still see a positive in being a colonial, tyrannical, murderous, thieving, genocidal empire? Seems to be so. Their economic strength today is grounded on this long history of simple, literal theft. Their power today is literally based on the gold they stole from others, which they could only take if they utterly destroyed empires older than themselves, and the Spanish as a society will not take responsibility for that in any way. All this happened in the 1500's, when people were moderately aware that this kind of behaviour was morally wrong, not in Alexander the Great, Caesarian or Chingis Khan ancient history days when such actions were not thought of as negative ... Spain knew better, but did it anyway. Its time for them to be called out and challenged on their history. Other empires of old have done so around the world, Its Spains turn.

[@tempestnz1]

Should you apologize for the crimes of your grandfather?

[@PitboyHarmony1]

@@tempestnz1 - in a word, culturally? yes Canada and Australia have formally apologised to their respective indigenous cultures, Japan formally apologised to China ,,, thteres many more examples of when a society has realised it did wrong and has taken that responsibility. Spain? nothing.

[@geracaonutella6981]

wrong and dumb

[@dircxx8554]

Every time I look at this guy remind me of chief ransoms 🤔😊

[@MrJengo22]

Has anyone ever had visions about this sun disc🤔. I remember Years ago i was at a random party, my vision started become static like as though i stood up too quick, i walked to the bathroom 5 meters away practically blind, threw up and began seeing a vivid sun disc with the maya/inca face and fractal/jagged patterns around. This has only ever happened to me once in my life and it was quite the “wtf🙂” moment.

[@iceshcratiote3635]

Remanufactring is really a past epic len . Youlive you die u ATEC

[@therickpound]

Ask the Vatican for ledgers pertaining to Spanish ship manifests…you will need a permit, best of luck.

[@tykat7327]

Already melted down by Vatican

[@greenstreet5287]

why would pagan pedos disclose anything to their sheeple?

[@therickpound]

@@greenstreet5287 you don’t ask to c what you actually want to c, however permit can be obtained to view very surprising archives. Just saying, would at least have made this a little more interesting, 99% common knowledge if you have ever had an interest tbh.

[@oftin_wong]

Vatican is an italian state, Spain was Spain, it's a different country the incan gold stayed in Spain

[@therickpound]

@@oftin_wong the ship manifests for much Spanish gold are there. Envoys & Agents reported from the eastern seaboard ports directly to the CC from 1518 - 39 as the Spanish plundered the Americas.

[@raymondtorres196]

Nothing like a good ol spit 🍻 beer, with 🌽 corn of course!! 😉🤣🤣🤣

[@samfelicious9091]

The sundisk was given to pachakuthi. But in this video no body speaks abt pachakuthi??

[@ricksdojo6763]

"more gringos will climb Mt Everest this year, than have been to where we're going in the last 400 years" - Gringo

[@donvrgz9470]

And thats how it should be Peru doesn't need a ton of empty oxygen tanks, bags of feces, or dead bodies lining up the trails like what they have done to Mt. Everest.

[@ColHogan-bu2xq]

The great golden disc of the sun has probably been taken under the Andes by the Inca king, just before the Spanish soldiers came back to massacre everybody after they discovered so much gold. I don't remember where I read this. William Landig ? Jan van Helsing ?

[@eramentry5698]

awesome watch mate thank you

[@treasureexplorationandrese3712]

More things still waiting out there than have ever been found...

[@MattXShaver]

Where is the place he hiked to called Inca Wasi? Is that Choquequirao?

[@jemshadow123]

14:25 isnt that how kombatcha is made? Hipsters spitting into barrels for it to ferment?

[@TheRealMarxz]

17:16 that Widelux (or Horizon) photo would have been interesting with the riders moving like that

[@ThomasWilliams-bk6fd]

The disc was put in the hole at amuru and the priest disappeared with the disc.

[@venkataramanjanardhanan3201]

I can only dream of visiting peru

[@hhazelhoff1363]

Looks like there are lots of good trees there we could harvest. And that disk your looking for is long gone bro. I hope on your next adventure you ry to find Sant Clause. Cheers keep drinking the beers. It’s having a effect

[@juliapay2473]

I think the disc is still here somewhere....hidden. Don't you?

[@KirksCORNER-1983]

Already been found in the river under waterfall with other Gold chalices etc. Just being kept on the down low!!

[@kennethnyhus1337]

Proof?

[@dianebrayden4123]

Seeking the gold, as it was mention in the first few verses of Genises. Nothing new under the sun.

[@jamescampbell39]

I thought Harry Steel found the disk in Secrets of The Incas back in the 1950s?

[@jessicavelez4169]

Great video

[@bustownbc2787]

Well done

[@azimahmad9314]

There is lots of gold reserved by the governments around the globe and also so many countries produces tons of gold every year. For trade and to run there banking system. Something like that they reserved gold when then they're the authority.

[@Chris-from-AZ]

This isnt the holy grail of are people!! When we were traveling looking for are promised land We had this thing call ARK OF THE COVENANT We had a leader named Meci Where we get are name mexica Which you call today Moses

[@dizzc7838]

Just brought it on eBay ☀️

[@jesussavescars807]

Holy crap that’s real gold I know who has this hahaha😂🙌

[@CM-le1yb]

I canny take that host seriously 🙈😂

[@CM-le1yb]

Why not get in the motor with the camera person 😂

[@williambenner5550]

Canny? Do you mean can't?

[@oftin_wong]

It's like he got permission from his mother to make the documentary and pocket money for the trip plus a cut lunch

[@CM-le1yb]

@@williambenner5550 Glaswegian mother tongue William . We say canny for can’t 👍

[@yureituesday]

I was seriously disappointed when I found out it was him

[@zushaynafemi3234]

this sun disc reminds me of the plate used in Fa (Ifa) divinations done in Vodun religion from Fon and Yoruba people of Benin and Nigeria. interesting.

[@ColdasIcePrincezz]

We people of color are all connected.

[@louisthatguy5658]

The inca believed that when they end, they become that white rock. So if the sun disk would’ve ended. It would’ve followed the inca.. I’m just saying

[@jontyarnold8522]

I enjoyed that….

[@herblopez8657]

I was melted

[@silverforest4682]

Do the porters always wear their best outfits or did they dress for the taping?

[@kathyaohlen7667]

who cares ?

[@maxdaly8185]

It seems to me that Cusco was the ‘city of gold’, so it was found and the Spanish took all the gold.

[@leeoconnor9302]

Sun disk is in sky

[@rainrani8421]

I’m seeing the skeleton of Truck for the first time in my life.

[@shane7024]

I found it last year, it's partially broken with a giant carved head on it. ArcAngel Exploration LLC

[@ElizabethDMadison]

I feel like they knew the city was there because they found it by LIDAR. Really, they don't know the extent? Pretty cool though.

[@oftin_wong]

I like the 'Hyrem Bingham' dudes boy scout uniform

[@jivanvasant]

LIDAR Elizabeth D > Thanks for sharing. Lidar is a method for determining ranges by targeting an object with a laser and measuring the time for the reflected light to return to the receiver. Lidar can also be used to make digital 3-D representations of areas on the earth's surface and ocean bottom, due to differences in laser return times, and by varying laser wavelengths. It has terrestrial, airborne, and mobile applications.

[@m.j.morshead]

One thing that i am certain about is that i am certain i have no idea where the sun disk is,but it might be on oak island.👍🇭🇲

[@miketaulbut7568]

Pizarro had them fill a room twice with gold. For one month straight they fired the coke ovens to melt it all down.

[@koninginvictoria]

The Inca Empire was started by the Viking, Inka, whose descendants came from Atland. A cataclysm destroyed their island in the Atlantic Ocean and the righteous survivors from Atland settled in northern Europe. Their lands were invaded, and they sailed away in two groups. One group was lead by Neff Teunis (Neptune) who became a god of the Mediterranean. The other group sailed to South America under the lead of Inka. These sea kings were the descendants of Atlanteans and were worshipped as gods. They were real people. Read Oera Linda.

[@robertgold2378]

You seam to be one of those gys ho believe nothing great could've been build without the great europeans input?

[@jarrodclay2876]

Vikings were not atlantian's and have no lines to the Inca. Talk to them they know their history, we Maori of Aotearoa have long lost ties with the peoples of Peru. Some of us have bothered to learn our history and our forefathers journeys through life and I once believed the indoctrinated teachings of Whiteman until I found out they don't know nothing and that most of their learnings were gathered from the knowledge of other races. It is also good to note that whitemans strength and power is derived from the blood, sweat and tears of other races, who have been raped, pillaged and plundered by a race who use a god to destroy indigenous races and yet can't even live by their gods own teaching

[@johnscanlon2598]

@@jarrodclay2876 still bitter

[@jarrodclay2876]

@@johnscanlon2598 you don't know the half of it John but then I know you don't care either and for that alone, you are of no worry to me

[@johnscanlon2598]

@@jarrodclay2876 I know plenty I’m Irish a people that were enslaved raped murdered and starved out for hundreds of years you don’t hear us Bitching !!!

[@steven6692]

I just can't believe this guy's went all the way there looking for gold without a metal detector...what a waist of time.

[@pedrotampos2877]

yessss

[@sheaburns3713]

It has most definitely been melted down

[@IamwhoIam333]

The History channel will give you enough information that you HAVE TO login on their site to see the full video. Thank you for not doing that.

[@Drawde1Joints1Sneek]

re-uploaded video?

[@teofilotiongson6258]

Awsome😇😇😇

[@johnwayneeverett6263]

already been found Terrys treasures channel

[@johnhall7850]

Remove cameras and covering shots, those roads wouldn't be so bad. 😶👍

[@sorcerersofstone]

I would say, best to let this one go. It is hidden for a reason.

[@joshdavies8326]

At 12.40 he looked like a young Gordon Ramsay

[@PaulMellender]

A documentary about the documentarian and how difficult it is to travel to places. The worst.

[@ricksdojo6763]

and as soon as they get to the place they just end the documentary.

[@seandees9432]

The series Treasure they found a golden sun disk in the depths of a water pool

[@Tyler.i.81]

The sun disk was gambled away lost in a game of card by a Spanish soldier nobleman

[@elrea-lynnpeach6640]

Love the show, hate the host! He acts like & comes across like he is better then, the people he is with, also he is a little arrogant in the way he speaks to the cameras. Sorry the show would be much better off without him.

[@jpt3640]

He is the perfect incarnation of the gringo ;)

[@adamseward4713]

Gary and rest are patronizing him, he is funding Gary's expedition. Almost everything the tell him, including the sundisk, is invented tradition

[@adamseward4713]

On the other hand, without him nobody would have taken you along. Gary Zeigler normally only talks to other archeologists or publications that pay him. So if you enjoyed the view, thank El Tourista

[@ColdasIcePrincezz]

Naw he cool. He acts the same no matter where he is. And he drank someone's spit .

[@bakerstreet101]

the masonry of the jungle-covered town at the end does not match the perfectly aligned stones of the walls of Cusco.

[@nssherlock4547]

Of course, they were on the run from the Spanish, hardly had the time or man power to invest in pretty walls, survival would of been the priority of the day.

[@earlyburg]

It's not hard to conceptualize how these cultural aspects morphed into the deeply flawed South American society that we are burdened with today. Thanks for posting.

[@rosscroft3954]

Bet you love guns

[@earlyburg]

@@rosscroft3954 Good weapons are instruments of fear, all creatures hate them.

[@richardhowe5583]

@@earlyburg if not for guns and weapons you would be speaking German today

[@earlyburg]

@@richardhowe5583 It was not my personal opinion, rather an observation from a lifetime of experience with weapons. Apologies for being unclear.

[@richardhowe5583]

In that context you are correct my friend. As you know we fought two world wars and both times it was against the Germans. And as you know the Germanic tribe AR the smartest people on earth. Thank goodness for their bad leadership both times and now. As we know one day America will fall like the rest of the superpowers in the past unless the world is destroyed by a asteroid or some other horrible thing like a nuclear war. I hate war and Implements of War but at this time weapons are a must. I am hoping that an alien super race will appear and neutralize all of the weapons in the world. But then probably people will start fighting with clubs again. I am in my late sixties and I have come to believe that the human race is just plain stupid. I have moved to the Philippines to live out my life with a beautiful Filipino wife more than half my age so I guess I fall into the stupid human category but I plan on dying with a smile on my face and a Heart full of happiness and love. I hope you are happy and healthy and successful in all of your endeavors.

[@mth469]

Why is there no smiley face 🙂 on the Sun disc?

[@TheWepwawet]

Narrator: largest empire since de romance Gengis khan: hold my beer

[@brandonwestfall5867]

Who ordered Gordon Ramsay from temu