Pre-Historic Mega Structure Discovered in Montana, USA - Sage Wall

[@UniverseInsideYou]

For more in-depth analysis of Sage Wall, you can watch the videos of @WanderingWolf here: www.youtube.com/@WanderingWolf/search?query=sage%20wall For more info on how to visit Sage Wall, you can contact sagemountain.org/ Watch our Pre-Historic Megastructures Playlist here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZzRgaeQqMubjMksi=WxgeH6wwcwWjBNiW

[@ThomasWBaldwin]

the thing is huge! now "the mud flood" seems very feasible.

[@marcgottlieb9579]

@@ThomasWBaldwin Many that claim a natural structure follow Darwin.. Certainly an insult to monkeys :) The Great Deluge took place 12,500 years ago..A repeat performance is due 2024..The cause is the same...Our binary star system..

[@tylerweikel3812]

Very similar to the "Boxcar Rocks, on gold mine MTN here in Pennsylvania.

[@kcsunnyone]

a LIDAR survey would be very helpful here.

[@alar7743]

Pay attention to the video entitled - I discovered Impossible Geometry on Google Earth

[@djtomtrain2015]

If we knew 100% of our real history I'm positive we would all be shaken to the core. I bet it's as insane as any story ever.

[@dooglitas]

And if you knew what is coming in the very near future, you would be even more shaken to the core.

[@dooglitas]

@@SouthernAngler We are about to enter the very end of this age. WW3 and atomic war is inevitable and could begin literally any moment. The antichrist is about to be revealed. Collapse and destruction of America is happening right before our eyes. The Book of Revelation is about to become reality. Come to Jesus Christ now while there is still time.

[@Zed_Solo_RS]

And the ideologies wrapped up in the agreed upon narratives would all come down, all our beliefs and preconceived notions, all our biases. Held up by lies.

[@dhz35]

Our history begins in the Book of Genesis

[@JESUSisComing144]

@@dooglitasread the Bible. Anybody who knows the WORD of GOD can predict the future.and it’s all coming to pass right now.

[@anthonyz7000]

Wait, wait, wait... Timothy Alberino says the stones aren't man made because they lack "structural integrity?" (at 18:45) They're at least 11,000 years old and _still standing_ ! That's the _definition_ of structural integrity. What have modern humans constructed that will last 11,000 years, with all our smarty-pants knowledge of "structural integrity?" Nothing

[@sirashley2355]

yeah, bro did a "ruin your credibility" speedrun

[@davosholdos1253]

Styrofoam

[@okultusrexus3660]

You're viewing this in hindsight, his argument was that human engineering would have built with the intent of structural integrity, .ie offsetting individual blocks as it's done in typical wall construction. Whether or not time has proved its integrity is irrelevant, the human logic behind construction is what we're trying to discern here.

[@anthonyz7000]

@@okultusrexus3660 I totally get what you're saying, but his opinion of "human logic" is based on modern - since the Romans (compared to this, that's modern) - bricklaying practices of staggering pre-made identical bricks. This structure, and many others around the world in South America and elsewhere, used irregularly shaped massive stones that fit together like puzzle pieces. It's a different philosophy of construction, but that doesn't prove it's not the product of human activity.

[@bernardsimsic9334]

yeah I just laughed out loud when he said that structural integrity thing They said similar stuff about Rock Wall Texas ignoring all the windows "framed "And doors "Framed" at various places along the wall. they get One or two obscure dudes to say natural never being there themselves and no excavation at all and are then absolutely certain.The Egyptians are screaming bloody murder over the Bosnian pyramids that they have to be natural because they would hone in on their grift with tourism crap.

[@gar915]

Our world is not what we’ve been told.

[@shanghunter7697]

Indeed !

[@Excellencengrace]

Everything is a lie and they have been lying to you and everyone else for a very long time.

[@glendagraves1637]

Our world is what we have been told... and more! No one knows everything 😊

[@dalegillispie8436]

They know so they lie.

[@matthewstokes1608]

What have “we” all been told…?! I cannot seem to find two people who agree about any of it! We have the Bible - and there is some background talk of giants, and Nephilim, in the mysterious ancient texts of the Old Testament … But we do not know what cannot be known by mere men - other than that some of us do strongly agree that we know there’s an almighty Creator of mind-blowing intelligence, an eye for bewilderingly aesthetic beauty - and a powerful love of those men that choose His path of Righteousness. The rest of this adventure, it seems to me, is all veil over veil of spectacular mystery beyond all of us… into joyous eternity.

[@kimberlainodriscoll4781]

If you wanted to keep dinosaurs out of the garden, that's the kind of wall you'd build.

[@Big_Gords]

Still believe in dinosaurs huh?

[@kannonknight8755]

@@Big_Gordsso you think people are out there burying dinosaur bones all over the earth for us to find?

[@Big_Gords]

@@kannonknight8755 you're more than welcome to believe that dinosaurs are real if it makes you happy.

[@kannonknight8755]

@@Big_Gords lmao I’m open to the truth. If you’re right then tell me how cause I’m curious. Say it with your chest bud🤡

[@arcanum3882]

Not believing in dinosaurs is insane

[@Cybo-Man]

Need to start digging. Everything you’re looking for is buried 15-20ft down. I can’t wait to hear what is found in the future.

[@VenturaIT]

it's all already been found and then hidden by our controllers, the people in charge already know what this is and who made it and when it was made and have their technology that they hide and keep from us they are geopolymers, see Dr. Davidovits work... geopolymers are man-made poured concrete made from natural stone, this is the reason they fit together so closely and why there are nubs, the nubs are where the forms were filled

[@bobbys4327]

They will never do it. "Scientists" do not want to know the truth. Only what they have perceived in their little minds to be so.

[@drd1924]

Due to the Great Flood

[@oppamaclare]

A lot of odd socks. 😎

[@franciscolgonzalez9376]

@@drd1924 Jesus H. Christ!!! That's just a story that the Israelites heard while in Mesopotamia. It never happened, it's fiction.

[@jgarbo3541]

A magnet sticking to a wall doesn't show the wall's magnetic, only shows ferrous content.

[@RoDutch]

Are you a zionist jew?

[@wormhole331]

@@corrupted_realmsome granite has high levels of magnetite in it that can make it magnetic. Just recently I went into a store and they had a granite top at the sales desk and when I put my wallet (which has a magnetic money clip) on the granite slab my wallet moved a little bit and when I went to pick up my wallet it was stuck to the granite with pretty good force along a dark vein in the granite. I came to find out it was magnetite in the granite which is highly magnetic.

[@wisconsinfarmer4742]

A magnet only needs a strong enough magnetic field to respond. While iron is natural, it is not the only one.

[@jgarbo3541]

@@wisconsinfarmer4742 Which elements in granite are magnetic?

[@nexpro6985]

Yep.

[@Certifiedsadboi]

Love this, open your minds people! The world could be Beautiful!

[@Swervee9]

Could be beautiful or IS beautiful?

[@anony-ic3pz]

I can't imagine owning so much land that the owners are unaware of a massive megalithic wall on the property.

[@roderickcortez138]

That's the first thing I thought.

[@kurtgandenberger6139]

until recently you might have bought land in montana for $1000 per acre. perhaps some rich, antisocial people moved in from california and bought a few thousand acres.

[@philipfieldhouse9229]

​@kurtgandenberger6139 wow! That means I can afford a square centimetre! I'm moving to Montana!

[@infernaldaedra]

@@kurtgandenberger6139 That land is stolen land. These landowners killed the nearly all the American native people and worked with the government to displace the rest. They took the land from the nomadic people that inhabited it for millennia. They own so much land because everyone else that lived there had been killed off. None of these rock formations are artistic this wall is prehistoric brutalist design. The cups are for mounting poles and grinding or breaking up food or even preparing food. This is just then trying to sugarcoat what colonism does to the worlds culture.

[@DanielMartinez-kt9zy]

Native Americans said, "we don't know who built that "

[@lingerslongest]

Interesting and thought provoking. I like the balanced reporting..

[@bluejack644]

Whoever chiseled that cup holder was right up there with the first person to carry their beverage in an old gord. Well done.

[@viktorstone7043]

The rain and snow?

[@charleswest6372]

For Starbucks coffee

[@nicscharing]

It's a mortar for smashing acorns into a mash to be mixed with water for a stew I think it reduces the tanons in the acorns to make it more edible

[@viktorstone7043]

@@nicscharing acorns don't grow up here 🤪

[@danalove-q8r]

​@@viktorstone7043 - 😢 incorrect Montana is full of nuts. We just call them Democrat's now.

[@freelancepear87kakkoka11]

if the walls reach 5 meters into the ground and there is a foundation underneath all it then it should be assumed that any cultural artifacts in this site would be found in the base layer, it doesn't seem like anyone else used this site than those who originally built it.

[@ronpflugrath2712]

Paleomagnetics chore would determine thar.

[@MrBeetsGaming]

It is a natural formation, it's part of the boulder batholith. This is natural weathering and fracturing.

[@c-hawkins4358]

@@MrBeetsGaming Your guess is as good as any.

[@williamwilson6499]

@@c-hawkins4358It’s not a guess. Do try to face life as an adult.

[@darlenefraser3022]

@@williamwilson6499Provide proof of YOUR theory. I like to keep an open mind, myself.

[@davedixon2068]

notice you dont mention the pile of similar rocks opposite to the supposed wall visible for a few seconds at 2:14. wonder why?

[@user-yx9jm9sp2y]

I'm from Northern Ontario, as in the Canadian shield. There's lots of natural occurring granite walls here. You can definitely tell the difference between nature and human made.

[@SongYang-v2s]

You can? Really?

[@user-yx9jm9sp2y]

@SongYang-v2s yes there's lots of vertical stone walls, naturally occurring in the Canadian shield. As soon as you see it, you can tell it's made by nature.

[@oddizzee]

Yeh evem the Great wall of china was made by nature as its so straight vertical.

[@judithsnook1139]

Some of that Canadian Shield is here in Ohio, thanks to glaciation.

[@thescreamprinter4008]

Yeah this looks a natural formation. If the wall made a 90 degree turn I might be interested. But it's just a line of big rocks

[@joshbrz8902]

i am very familiar with just about every megalithic site across the world.. but this is new to me thank you very much

[@DougBartlett-gb7ws]

One in New BRUNSWICK CANADA as well its on map As Bald Mountain ⛰️

[@darylobey8867]

There's a walk way looking path discoverd in cypress hills hear in southern sask

[@joshbrz8902]

Yes I am familiar with cypress hill but thank you

[@99sentcoins]

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[@VINTERIUM..EXPLORIUM.1]

,,👍

[@portnuefflyer]

I'm a crane operator, and let me tell you, boulders are heavy! Also, very hard to rig, point being, even with modern equipment building something like this would be tough.

[@HeroicSheperd]

I work construction, with modern technology today we don’t even have the ability to move 91 ton blocks of stone. The ancients technology is a mystery to all of us and is capable of more amazing feats than we can possibly dream even by today’s modern machines.

[@hopefulvoyage]

Levitation and magnetism​@@HeroicSheperd

[@EarlyWinters]

As a retired crane operator at the Port of Seattle, how a 91 ton boulder was lifted into place is mind boggling! Our cranes at the port were rated for 50 long tons. And the below ground scans show an additional 15 feet of wall. Incredible!

[@knuckle8489]

The Bible mentions the nephilim that were as tall as cedars and as strong as oaks. If giants once roam the earth you could speculate that they could have built these massive structures

[@bojanglesobrien6883]

@@HeroicSheperd we moved stone via water and wood before we made machines.

[@4cornershike51]

As a 20,000 year old ancient wall builder, I can confirm this is our work. This was a job we did for Bill and Mary.

[@glensmillie5101]

I know Bill and Mary, I've been commissioned to recreate levitational theorem in proposing and advocating for resonant frequency gravity nullification. 😅

[@TI4438]

You really expect us to believe you remember their names? Bullshit!

[@coryspence5903]

I heard it was financed by their grandparents Adam and Eve.

[@1968cedar]

"Because I don't know what this is, I'm going to explain to you what this is."

[@VINCENT-sr4oz]

OK IM ALL EARS

[@mackdeen7021]

These stones are not cut. Weathering, heat/cold and erosion can cause slabs or exposed rock to crack and split like this, the dead give away for me is at 21:05 notice the thinner weathered stone wedged between the two bigger ones…this is typically how these types of stones erode and crack. I’m a former Archaeologist and this has all the indications of a large exposed feature that has weathered and cracked. I’ve seen these in Colorado and California in the Great Basin Desert. All these features have been analyzed as natural.

[@bethbartlett5692]

​@@mackdeen7021 With all due respect, this subject calls for Geologists and Geophysicists. The subject areas of Archaeology can benefit through working with a collaborative of venues, relative to subject: like Geologists, Geneticists, Linguists, Sociologists, Biologists, etc.

[@scandicdream]

@@bethbartlett5692with all due respect, this was really uncalled for….

[@IR-kb1qs]

@@bethbartlett5692 Just going to appeal to authority and walk away. The person gave you the evidence as to why and your only response is that you choose not to believe them because they are an Archaeologist.

[@x_DEUS_VULT_x]

As an amateur geologist, it appears as if I've been _lookin' for nubs in all the wrong places._

[@pegs1659]

😂 ok Eddie Murphy

[@impunitythebagpuss]

Lol! Rock on! 😂😂😂

[@clayz1]

Wookin puh nubs, I think

[@mattwayne5013]

Just looking for nubs!

[@TheCadman069]

that don't look like no MacDonald's!!

[@chucu8231]

So 11.700 years ago a tribe contact a contractor "hi dude can u build a strong wall so the mammoth can't step on my cabbage" the contractor said "do u want peru style? It is so hype now" the tribe answer "sure, sure have it your way" (This is just a joke dude don't get offended, modern human have been around for 300.000 years, we all don't know for sure what happened back than, the year it self probably wrong, they probably had similar discoveries like we are today or may be even reach space age in the course of thousands of years and left the earth. Point is we know nothing)

[@user-ex2wy6te5k]

...hold the lettuce... Special orders...

[@trafficjon400]

ya' you can have it your way at mcdonalds but not so much today.

[@sunshine_pnw]

​@@soderlund3610probably a few days using vibration crane

[@joes.2111]

Do you have any idea what you are talking about? The magnificent stone walls of Peru pre-date the Inca. Such precision walls can be found all over the globe and historians only guess at age. So if they pop up in ancient Greece, Egypt, Japan, Turkey, etc, why the F would it be impossible to accept a megalithic stone wall in Montana?

[@ChezMclegend]

@@joes.2111it’s more so making fun of their fake narrative they make to explain stuff they don’t understand. I just call it lying tho

[@vanceinouye7078]

Great interview! I was entranced listening to the cast's experiences in creating this epic series. To see them as individuals as they are in this life was somewhat of a surprise. It's a testament to their acting ability. Mr. Hira's insights were particularly unexpected and interesting to me, possibly because he seemed so "normal" and current.

[@gammaraygem]

#8.50 sticking a magnet to a wall does not necessarily mean the wall is magnetic. If it contains Iron a magnet will stick to it. Just saying.

[@MsNaturalspirit]

Right ! What it DOES mean is that it has a measurable amount of metal in it ...which is also unusual for granite . 👍

[@waitaminute643]

@@MsNaturalspirit POINT!!!

[@oscarmedina1303]

@@MsNaturalspirit Look up magnetite. I have specimens of granitic rocks, I've collected, that are metallic/magnetic.

[@antiquegeek]

@@MsNaturalspirit it has a measurable amount of magnetite in it, which a lot of granite does.

[@Building_Bluebird]

Granite is a igneous rock created underground and cooled slowly. It does have significant felsic (iron content) characteristics. It's not proving anything that the magnet sticks to it. It could very well be naturally created. Sometimes geologic formations look manmade.

[@darj617]

So nature created a megalithic wall-like structure, aligned it towards the winter solstice, magnetized the rock, created knobs and carved out circular holes and other shapes just like all the other megalithic man made structures...yeah, total coincedence.😉

[@thetobyntr9540]

Rocks can naturally cleave in a bunch of styles, and some crystals are perfectly square without being touched by anything with a brain. Having some randomness would mean something somewhere ends up aligned with the cardinal directions, and if the sun has any effect on the cracking from thermal expansion then there certainly will appear to be some geometry related to that stuff. This appears to be natural rock with natural weathering patterns that happen to feel artificial, its only cracking near 90° and in an unordered fashion so it probably wasn't made by an easily repeatable process and so there's no sign of any advanced technology here. Actual ruins also have signs of decayed structures but all these guys seem to have made was cliff faces, something like sedimentary rocks filling cracks would produce simple wall like structures although I'm not an expert on what happened here. It just superficially resembles rocks that fit together and have beveled edges. I believe that there was a large population of people working towards city building on the fertile continental shelves and in north Africa before much of that was made unlivable by climate change, overgrazing accelerating the drying of north Africa, and sea level rise 12,000 years ago, but its just not too likely that humans advanced tens of thousands of years and left no trace other than stone. There'd be trash with obviously advanced technology, and they would have to have followed a path similar to ours with things gradually getting more sophisticated, witch we simply don't see. Modern technology is so useful, and information is so widespread and easy to preserve that after an apocalypse leaving 1% of people would still allow for airplanes to be built less than a century later. Somehow these ancient civilizations left behind no knowledge, and all metal, glass, hard things showing precise manufacturing, as well as plastics just cant be found for some reason. They also never used nukes or we'd see signs of that too. We may switch to biopolymers soonish but the chemical signatures of our technology would be apparent and nothing like that is seen in the fossil record as far as we can tell.

[@TutankhamaruCapac]

​@@thetobyntr9540So it formed naturally aligned with a solstice in perfect stacks?

[@anthonyz7000]

@@thetobyntr9540 After 11,000 years and radical climate changes, ice ages, advancing and retreating glaciers, not much would be left of _any_ civilization, advanced or not, _except_ large granite structures. Most of what we've created in the 20th and 21st centuries would be gone without a trace in 5,000 years after an apocalyptic cataclysm. No record we were ever even here, with all of our wonderful technology

[@FirstMrNick]

I've found magnetic rocks in Missouri and even my friends granite counter top in his kitchen was magnetic, they should have left that part out it's naturally occurring in many rock types

[@KevinMannix-sf5zk]

@@thetobyntr9540 Dragons exist, you do realise this don't you ? , just like everything the ancient's left us, its not literal, Dragons

[@sooph1e]

God damn, how big does your yard has to be to not notice that giant wall

[@KA-pq3yz]

A lot bigger than you think

[@JackSquat54]

Only about 40 square miles, or the size of Vermont.

[@RealLifeFinance]

Haha - I thought the same

[@ZombiePumps]

1/2 my land is swamp, 25 years and haven’t been everywhere yet.

[@user-f5xt2op9t]

Its not a yard, its forested, mountainous land.

[@stephenson1080]

Such a beautiful wall. We need one of these at the US southern border.

[@KillaCommieFerMommie]

*MAGA!!*

[@leftyme4568]

You go ahead and build one smartass.

[@EddyForero07]

Best comment 😂😂😂😂

[@leftyme4568]

@@EddyForero07 Too bad you`re too ignorant to build one of those..LMAO!

[@teacherguy5084]

Make America Gullible Again - although about half of it already seems to be totally gullible.

[@AHHHXAVI]

As a rock climber living in the Rockies you see these types of formations all the time (striking straight lines, knobs, holes, slots, horizontal cracks in granite, and even balanced rocks). Also if the line is in the solstice orientation then it wasn’t 11000 years ago.

[@gecsus]

What you can't account for are the obviously man made cylindrical holes made in the granite. Can you?

[@AHHHXAVI]

Literally everywhere I climb I find holes like that. It would be one thing if they were cylindrical with defined edges, but all the holes or rather cups/bowls shown in this video can be formed by water or even wind, which I commonly see on every rock type from granite to basalt and limestone. I’m not saying that all these alleged megastructures are natural, like that one in Sacsayhuaman in Peru is for sure human made. Just everything that I see in this video I commonly see rock climbing except typically 5 times taller. I climb on stuff that looks like this every weekend.

[@johnvenners1456]

@@AHHHXAVIthe cup holes can be caused by a harder rock laying on the rock and over time rain and wind move that rock and over hundreds of years it can form a bowl.

[@synisterfish]

Hey... we won't tolerate people actually talking sense in this comments section... 😎😉

[@garfieldisgod]

@@AHHHXAVIwhat about the fact this wall is not a outcrop; has graduated stone sizes; large, medium, small; from bottom to top.??? All that occurs naturally every where you go??? I find that hard to believe....

[@WindsEternal]

Absolutely amazing. These stones appear to be many thousands of years older than the ones in other locations. And looking at all compared at the same time, one can see a clear advancement in the quality of the cutting, resulting in Japan and Egypt having the most finely crafted stone structures. Fantastic stuff!!!!

[@jaredgregory3075]

It looks more like a gooey substance that has been stacked a layer at a time in a narrow space and solidified. A gooey substance like... molten rock...

[@humushumus2219]

This is complete nonsense..

[@derrickmcadoo3804]

It appears that civilizations over a thousand or two thousand years ago were capable of moving these massive stones into place. The contemporary 'Ego' of Scientists today is lame, as they are forced to deny the logistical powers known and available to humans Millenia ago.

[@fins59]

A balanced assessment, nice to see a video saying in effect that we don't know how it was made but we're doing the research to find out.

[@tonyfelices]

In fact, we do know how this was created. It is a magmatic dike, part of the boulder batholith. For all you ancient aliens folks, those are fancy words for "volcano." Even Graham Hancock and Randal Carlson have seen this and agree it's a natural formation.

[@ZackLee]

I appreciate you guys showing the opposing theories as well

[@Stone881]

Ive spent a life time hiking through and exploring different prts of the Rockies and seen all sorts of things like this, knobs holes and all

[@VenturaIT]

they are everywhere, they are geopolymers, see Dr. Davidovits work... geopolymers are man-made poured concrete made from natural stone, this is the reason they fit together so closely and why there are nubs, the nubs are where the forms were filled

[@thebargainshack6901]

@@VenturaIT I believe the nubs serve a different purpose, because only some of the blocks have them.

[@mjrippe]

@@thebargainshack6901 If there are nubs and holes on the concealed faces, they could lock together like Lego!

[@thebargainshack6901]

@@mjrippe Yeah, but still, why do only a minority of the blocks have nubs? And, I, like many, believe that the blocks were liquid, and cast into blocks.

[@robhoffman510]

Totally agree, I have been hiking the Northern Rockies for over 50years now and this is awesome but not unique in our area…

[@StrobeFireStudios]

The Bosnian Pyramid complex has got to be the most unusual thing I've seen all year. Absolutely wild.

[@shanghunter7697]

Yes, that complex IS stellar and all over the world. "They hide much from us".

[@marcoantonioromerosirias5625]

it's a hoax

[@TheOtherKine]

Cos it's NOTHING, not a pyramid at all, LMAO

[@anthonyhudson3136]

@@marcoantonioromerosirias5625 so wtf would sam osmanovic self fund all the work being done?? for a giggle... he has more creds in pyramid structures than the likes of collins,hancock,childress all put together.

[@flickwtchr]

You mean the hills full of flatirons? That one?

[@LS-vo7hc]

I wonder if the local native tribes have any myths or legends about this structure

[@StonewallJackson-n8w]

I expect before their time.

[@amberandrews6842]

Our brothers from the sky, are in many native legends.

[@WolfieTVClips]

The natives and peoples all over the world have the flood myth already. Flood washed away everything along its way except these megalithic structures.

[@xyzabc847]

@@WolfieTVClips This isn't too far from the scablands of eastern Washington that were formed by enormous flooding from glacial lakes.

[@Trancymind]

Natives called it 'A border wall' against other enemy native tribes. Back then, indigenous fought wars with land disputes, genocides and slavery that existed way before the europeans arrived

[@deborahtbowers4324]

Earth and our history are soooooo Amazing!!! New discoveries are changing history!!!

[@timcantrell9673]

We have these structures in Colorado in one of the largest granite fields in the World. Scattered about are many uniquely placed rocks setting up very large living places. We found with three massive boulders placed with a large glat rock on top. We have boulders with smooth square holes going right through the granite stones. One large enough to be a cave with a creek flowing through it year around and the caves are amazing.

[@joykelly567]

The geologists are going to call you an ignorant idiot, believing in aliens. It's hilarious!! In another twenty years, education will be so advanced that the remains of ancient Egypt & Rome will also be considered "natural geological formations." You know, volcanic eruptions built the Great Pyramid of Giza. It's impossible to believe that anything on this planet could ever have been different than it currently is... Okay 👌 😅

[@tenaciousd4064]

Where at?

[@jimspear3033]

@@timcantrell9673 mammoth and mastodon parking? Why not big livestock? Ancient barndominiums.

[@gypsy_gallus]

Granite us where many folk go missing.

[@DarrellCook-u5m]

Man I'd like to see that.

[@EricBarbman]

The reason we don't hear about this is because it doesn't fit in the official history of the northern American continent.

[@viktorstone7043]

I think it's because all sane people agree it's natural 😂

[@EricBarbman]

@@viktorstone7043 You must be quadvaxxed.

[@ngmookleong3415]

rather it clash with bible on the history of human and our short blibical history cslculated according to bible .

[@charleswest6372]

Our communist education system spews out lies like anything-! 😮

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

It aligns with the bible though it says giants once roamed the earth and it was old old part of the bible saying it and it leaves it there jt never says where or what they were like but it says that they were and that they werent because ut says they ONCE roamed. Oast tense as in did but arent anymore. Not twice but once if you look at it in that reguard also. Roaming means they moved from one plave to another. Indicating the same group was in multiple places

[@UFOUAPMagnet]

My name is RL Poole and I am a megalithic structure expert. The "knobs" are called "boss marks" This is a fascinating site.

[@gaz8891]

You can see them on top of Stonehenge too.

[@carlos9351]

Saludos desde España, gran reportaje, no tenía conocimiento, parece Cuzco. Son imposibles y megalitos. Gracias por informar, fuertes abrazos.

[@artawhirler]

I never heard of this before! Thanks!

[@wizerstar]

Good for you (pat on the back

[@MrWhiskers65]

Pre-flood megalithic walls are everywhere!

[@ptatpc7925]

What flood? Not the mythical one in that dusty old book surely?

[@Zamirys18]

@@ptatpc7925 Yes the biblical flood. The Bible is the truth.

[@AetherStreamer]

@@ptatpc7925 Mud flood after plasma event.

[@bitlong4669]

Why are ya all so excited about wall?

[@washburnb1]

Yes, but in this region? I can see other continents and believe man made. The vertical cuts and straight line and similarity.

[@rudetoy8264]

Very subjective channel for a fascinating object! Love it and subscribing👍

[@mr_blue8208]

Whoever claimed that this is a natural formation is ready to join the nearest circus.

[@hollyanderson4329]

Thank you for this video. I have read extensively on ancient structures for over 30 years and never heard of this site. Fascinating!

[@bromethiustrilbotbromeldeh6625]

gee, because its make-believe. its made up

[@synisterfish]

It's geology.

[@matchesison]

thats because this is simply a natural formation. then some guy came along and made a video, and allllll the people who are curious without any education get excited.

[@eddiewtong213]

Scientists: It is a natural rock formation. The child in The Emperor's New Clothes: Who made the wall?

[@billsadler3]

Chronos was bored one epoch.

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

Some dude bro, thousands of years ago hes like "ill carve a wall out"

[@scoremotion]

Geology is amazing.

[@leeinwis]

I got scared and peed myself !

[@VINCENT-sr4oz]

SHAW IS

[@magicbrownie1357]

Okay, but this is archeology.

[@Postmillhighlights]

That’s like finding an alien spacecraft and saying ‘aviation is amazing.’ Well, yeah. But kinda missing the point.

[@evonne315]

Its supposedly a batholith those are more dome shaped. It looks more like dykes making a wall shape, but dykes are not perfectly straight either.

[@MarcTurk]

The earth is older,than most cant comprehend ,with a civilization that was vast and thriving .

[@robertwheeless4]

Probably multiple advanced civilizations. The planet is over four billion years. A lot can come and go in that time.

[@MarcTurk]

@robertwheeless4 Pyramids predate Dinasours.

[@robertwheeless4]

@MarcTurk I have no difficulty believing that at all. I often wonder how much of our true history has been buried or destroyed by cataclysms. It certainly goes farther back than most people can even conceptualize.

[@geronimo5537]

Most people dont know about the silver UFO/uap flying all over the world. Most people dont know there are pyramids all over the world and even under the ocean. We are a split post disaster Soviet that lived through a new stone age in my opinion. Problem is various religions get in the way and people dont want to see it or hear it.

[@mariovillarreal8647]

Yes, they say four and a half Billion years old. But I keep thinking it's around 5.8 Billion years old. We have no idea of our True past. But , I'm Positive man has more than one pt. Of Origin on this planet and some off World as well.

[@coreydempsey4660]

I grew up in Dillon MT, just miles away! Wow!!

[@artawhirler]

So do people in Dillon know about this?? If so, what do they think about it?

[@coreydempsey4660]

@@artawhirler I imagine there are some locals in Dillon that know about it, my family and I were not aware of it when we lived in Dillon back in the 80's and 90's. But I would guess the locals that know of this place would chalk it up to a natural occurrence.

[@Slong970]

​@coreydempsey4660 I worked and lived in Wisdom for a bit. Lived in other areas around this part of Montana and spent lots of time in those woods. The people of the Nez Perce tribe probably know more about this "wall" than the University in Dillon. I bet Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce had great knowledge of this "wall".

[@tomcoryell]

The Great Retaining Wall of Montana.

[@VINTERIUM..EXPLORIUM.1]

,,👍

[@aussieausbourne1]

You'd be surprised at what a glacier can do and it's no surprise that the site has been used by the natives throughout history.

[@jakkuhl6223]

Make a scaled up medieval stone wall?

[@lionnelmonaco9464]

Wow! I have never heard of any of this. Fascinating! Amazing video! lots to look into! Subscribed!

[@johnfaux8651]

Built by the same people you were told only lived In clay huts.

[@Thedaleb1]

I’m getting a Flintstones vibe from our past with all of these rock walls.

[@cliftonjarvis8010]

They found the lost city of bed rock twitch twitch😮

[@Howoldareweanywayyipes]

It's amazing how little we know about our long ago past.

[@TroyQwert]

For me it would be strange to know much about our long ago past. There's no way to learn much from something unknown with no sources of info.

[@magicbrownie1357]

This is the third iteration of mankind. And it's coming to an end soon. The fourth iteration will begin sometime in the next century.

[@TroyQwert]

@@magicbrownie1357 , this is not an iteration of mankind, it is rather cycle of life.

[@magicbrownie1357]

@@TroyQwert You know not of which you speak

[@TroyQwert]

@@magicbrownie1357 , you may be shocked with my response, but the answer to your rant is - yes, I do. Iteration is about repeating and improving a process, while the cycle of life is about the natural progression of living beings from birth to death. So, it seems YOU don't know what you're talking about.

[@freddoto]

thank you for not being biased to one theory

[@peanusbirthday]

You mean like at 16:41 ?

[@glensmillie5101]

Looking forward to the sequel, hopefully a lot of the more important research and development of the strategies and theories can eventuate into something cohesive and factual. Very enjoyable video, Cheers 🥂

[@GeoffreyWare]

95% of human history is unrecorded!

[@norseman9367]

Spot on 👍

[@dark-cn9yq]

Or 95% of what we call "history" is wrong.

[@1kislandstare]

It’s closer to 99%. As the saying goes, if human existence is a clock with 24 hours, language was made around 11:59pm. Hell, there are entire archives full of untranslated cuneiform tablets, which people thought were just decorative etchings until a couple hundred years ago.

[@dark-cn9yq]

or 95% of what we call "history" isn't actually history

[@davidcarlisle6560]

💯 in reality we have no real tangible evidence pre Medieval Times. All before that is myth and legend or religious bindings. . Can the real truth be discovered or is it hidden on purpose??

[@FacesintheStone]

17:35 directly in the middle of the screen, and you show the shot a few times.. the left side portrait within the stone. The ancient carvings and characters are all over these rocks, invisible until you study the art.

[@TravisLee33]

I'm just now seeing what you're seeing. I've even tried to take the image and do some enhancements and I'm not seeing much.

[@day-goneknights4464]

There are faces in every rock. My theory: because rocks are made from within. They are seeds just like plants. The building blocks of this living rock are nagas. Nagas engineered humans as well….in their likeness and image. That’s why we think rocks can look like human and other faces, but really it’s us that looks like the rocks. They are called the living rocks of sacsayhuaman. And that sounds a lot like sacks of humans to me, at least in likeness and image.

[@captain-poppleton]

I can see the face, however we humans are programmed to see faces. It would need to be a non-face to be a compelling argument.

[@captain-poppleton]

@@TravisLee33 there are 6 black dots together at the corner of the boulder, go straight down & you will bump into his nose. he seems to be wearing a crown

[@dawisekrakken7026]

I swear it’s like the ancient builders are just trolling us by leaving all these structures behind. 😂

[@shanghunter7697]

Today's and past academics ARE the real "trollers" Best wishes.

[@MrBeetsGaming]

This is nature trolling people who watch too much ancient aliens, this is well known to be a natural formation

[@OBieWolfMan-v5g]

@@MrBeetsGaming Bahahahahahahah!!! Either that was a good joke or you are.

[@LiGhTfOoT_]

​@@OBieWolfMan-v5gExactly. I feel like anyone with eyeballs can look at this and tell its not "natural".

[@waitaminute643]

@@MrBeetsGaming No STRAIGHT LINES IN NATURE. Except SEA-LEVEL!!!!

[@doncook3584]

Fascinating compelling one to learn more. Many thanks.

[@the10thman87]

After 10,000 years of weathering, everything looks natural. So, both are right. You won't know unless you dig. It always comes down to digging.

[@synisterfish]

It's a geological feature.

[@RustyShackleford051]

​@@synisterfishso they should prove it and do an excavation

[@jessecombs5373]

Can you explain the knobs and cupping?

[@mackdeen7021]

Not necessarily. There’s more to tying a large stone “feature” to human occupation than “it looks like walls”. Other features/evidence would be present in and below the surface…human occupation leaves behind garbage, tools, ash, burnt rock, among many types of artifacts. Large scale occupation (building huge structures) and living there usually requires food and water storage (ceramics or immediate water source and irrigation etc etc etc) which is why it’s rare to have these types of large sites that predates ceramics (food and water storage). This has all the indications that this is a weathered, eroded slab. Notice At 21:05 the small wedged slab between the two larger ones and was obviously part of the larger stone feature but weathered away. If these stones were cut 11,000 years ago and THEN eroded further you’d have way more crumbling and literally a rubble pile! It’s obvious to me that many of these stones were weathers and broken apart, so I’d expect a lot more pieces! and this is typically how stones split when weathered and heat/cold cause them themselves to crack and separate in sections. . I’ve seen this in California in a geology field trip in college. And as an Archaeologist who’s worked in Texas, New Mexico and Colorado I’ve seen this type of natural features many times.

[@cpk4228]

It’s natural, and that erosion has been caused over the course of hundreds of thousands of years as well as from the initial development of these stones.

[@Bushi44]

If the GPR detected a foundation under the wall reaching 5 m, it means that this mega structure is artificially made. And these cracks in the wall could have appeared later.

[@VenturaIT]

they are geopolymers, see Dr. Davidovits work... geopolymers are man-made poured concrete made from natural stone, this is the reason they fit together so closely and why there are nubs, the nubs are where the forms were filled - geopolymers are indistinguishable from natural rock

[@markmcarthy596]

Megaliths and Monoliths in Missouri’s St Francois Mountains are everywhere too. Granite dolmens and doorways as well

[@VenturaIT]

they are geopolymers, see Dr. Davidovits work... geopolymers are man-made poured concrete made from natural stone, this is the reason they fit together so closely and why there are nubs, the nubs are where the forms were filled

[@jimspear3033]

Also mud volcanos.

[@sixmax11]

elephant rocks state park

[@jonathandnix3692]

Love the scientific, rational approach to the conclusions in this clip. I’m hooked. Keep it up!

[@xhg7a]

lol

[@thomaskelley1718]

If it was natural then why are they not naturally everywhere there are mountainous regions similar to this area? And the guy saying the knobs are natural is ignoring all of them around the world on smooth stones not effected by erosion. Michael has done a great job exposing this subject.

[@logictheorist]

They ARE found everywhere, on every continent. They're known as a Boulder Batholiths. The Sage Wall was discovered in 1966, so people have known about this place for around 60 years. It was created by a glacier around 75 million years ago.

[@ScorpIron58]

@@logictheorist Clever glacier then! Used to have a job as a stone mason I hear...

[@VenturaIT]

they are geopolymers, see Dr. Davidovits work... geopolymers are man-made poured concrete made from natural stone, this is the reason they fit together so closely and why there are nubs, the nubs are where the forms were filled

[@steventinsley5664]

@@logictheorist How do you know it was created by a glacier 75 million years ago? Oh, that`s right , you were there when it happened. lol.

[@wellscampbell9858]

@@steventinsley5664 Think about how limited your science would be if you only believed things if you were there when they happened. lol.

[@marydd4147]

Although some "experts" say this could be natural, it could be that ancient people either used a natural formation for their needs, it coukd be the remnants of a worldwide ancient civilization (which is what I believe).

[@dextermorgan1]

One would have to have absolutely no working brain to say that wall is natural. I'm sick of Academia and their obvious bullshit excuses.

[@angelnative9267]

Not natural don't trust the experts they've been doing this for year's hiding our History. 😢

[@MrBeetsGaming]

This IS natural, that is KNOWN.... There are tons of giant manmade structures, this is not one of them.

[@williamwilson6499]

It’s natural. Grow up.

[@DieselRamcharger]

@@williamwilson6499 lmao absolutely not.

[@yankee2yankee216]

The rocks aren’t magnetic, but the magnet IS! The rocks contain iron, sometimes a lot of it, which may explain the attraction.

[@matthewwithum8372]

You showed a radar instrument when speaking on future Lidar collection efforts. Awesome video.

[@ВикторОртман-я4д]

Уверен,что мы стоим перед великими археологическими открытиями,которые перевернут наш мир.

[@tomten2539]

If the knobs represent harder parts of the megalith, howcome the rest of the stone is so evenly eroded? And how come the knobs are always of similar size and shape? Would also like to commend those owners in Montana for their highly responsible management of the discovery!

[@ScorpIron58]

And how the ''knob'' at the base of the dolmen table structure just happens to be key to the whole thing standing !

[@VenturaIT]

they are geopolymers, see Dr. Davidovits work... geopolymers are man-made poured concrete made from natural stone, this is the reason they fit together so closely and why there are nubs, the nubs are where the forms were filled

[@BigBoaby-sg1yo]

@@ScorpIron58it’s where they poured the Geopolymer to form the blocks .

[@wellscampbell9858]

Because the rest of the stone is of very even and uniform composition and hardness. Large volumes of rock (hundreds of yards on a side or more) tend to form similar features in a given area, and cracks tend to be parallel and evenly spaced. Cracks that are at an angle make water flow sideways and weather faster leaving horizontal and vertical cracks exposed.

[@ScorpIron58]

@@wellscampbell9858 Seems very strange to me, how an igneous rock (lava) could possibly form a free standing wall. The stuff flows, it doesn't jut upwards like a knife edge ! Would like to know what the rest of the area has for bedrock. I feel fairly sure that if it was excavated, you will find it has been built. Wish they would do it, but they don't seem to like this kind of thing.

[@heinzhinrichs9409]

The fact that there aren't scientists all over this wall speaks volumes. Maybe they plan on covering it with dirt and plant an orchard to 'preserve it's for future generations 🤣😂😆 "Looking at you Gobekli Tepe"

[@iwaswrongabouteveryhthing]

probably already looted by the Smithsonian

[@sarahn3714]

Im sure they are already coming up with a plan, that involves gas lighting the public, secrecy, governmental seizures, etc. They continue to steal our world’s history from its people because the people LET THEM! We need to (as a society) see the power in knowledge & the wisdom that comes from knowing your history so you can not repeat it. We all need to band together & pay attention. We need to vote and govern & most importantly, actually CARE about the “big picture”, the “whole story”, to care enough to find & seize the history & evidence of humanity & our time on this planet.

[@anthonyhudson3136]

wow, i said a similar thing before i saw your comment. fuck the wef

[@Mk101T]

And you cannot be a scientist climbing all over it because why ?

[@larsstougaard7097]

Yes so sad with Tepe

[@Mytro8533]

Nice to get different objective opinions. Fascinating discovery for sure.

[@lovingGodeveryday]

Maybe the giants construct it.

[@BrettGardner-gy2dv]

Yes!

[@ArnoldZiffle-jw2mv]

Walls to keep their mammoth herd corralled.

[@markbeames7852]

@@ArnoldZiffle-jw2mv 😆

[@bethwhite2857]

Yep

[@DeePresentsTC]

Exactly!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@josephthibodeau9725]

The site needs to have a small excavation made to see if there's a paved layer at the base of the walls. That would pretty handily defeat the natural structure narrative if one is found.

[@gwaeron8630]

The Kaimanawa Wall in New Zealand interestingly has the same thing. Unable to dig it though because of Government. Hopefully this being private land that may have a different outcome.

[@readbetweendalines9085]

I'll take my excavator over there tomorrow if I could. Doubt they would let me dig though. But I would 200 percent do it. Everyone just chip in on fuel.

[@jeffreyhusack2400]

They should maybe map the area with lidar

[@KB8Killa]

They would shut that that shit down so fast lol

[@jeffreyhusack2400]

@@gwaeron8630 it's always funny the government's always want to get involved in something that really isn't their business and things they should be doing and taking care of they don't. They want you to get permits and spend money

[@franckmt4602]

Magnifique le dolmen de Tizer, c'est vrai ils ont la forme d'une table pour géants, je n'y avais pas pensé.. très intéressant.. bonne continuation..

[@joesmallan4406]

I Agree With You It Would have Taken A Race of Giant Human Beings To Build Structures Like This an Very Well Educated Ones in Things We Now Have No Clue About !!! 🇺🇸

[@franckmt4602]

@@joesmallan4406 oh oui..

[@bertdaniel1449]

This was a very interesting video. My opinion after watching is that this is likely a natural formation but I have seen megalithic structures and stood in wonder at the ingenuity of our ancestors. I am certainly glad that people are out there asking questions about oddities such as this one.

[@christinebeames712]

Natural? The holes the slots?

[@catrinabrooks968]

Very cool!

[@michaelpether1331]

The Kaimanawa Wall in New Zealand was excavated below its 'front face' - it had to be done unofficially and therefore 'illegally' because of bureaucratic prohibitions on this site which authorities say is 'just a natural stone outcrop' - and it was found to have the same 'front step' or 'front ledge' below current ground level ,as described in this Montana video.

[@TheSavageRepairman]

If the Wall in New Zealand proves to be man-made then the Māori's claim of original peoples will crumble completely apart as they have only been in New Zealand for 900 years.

[@joelawrence56]

​@TheSavageRepaor so the myth goes...

[@michaeltoohey1385]

@@TheSavageRepairman Rational investigation will never happen, unfortunately.

[@ktrump5882]

Another possibility which is far more likely, given the Settlement of NZ by Maaori between 900 to 1100 AD, and the age of the NZ Wall, is that NZ land mass could have come from Earths Archipelago status when such megalithic structures were made.

[@bluddyrowdy8757]

@@ktrump5882 Umm, unsure where You got those Dates from ? Maori arrived in NZ in the 13th Century, 1320 onwards is the accepted Date

[@anchorpoint5871]

'When you have eliminated all which is impossible, then whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.' Conan Doyle

[@tomjones4835]

They keep saying human. There were “giant people” that live before us as well.

[@kelleylaughlin392]

How do you know when you have ruled out all possibilities? What about the possibilities that you didn't think of?

[@markbeames7852]

one of Spock's ancestors.

[@oscarmedina1303]

@@tomjones4835 There is no evidence of "giant people". If you have some, write up a paper and submit it for peer review.

[@granthurlburt4062]

Well, that is actually not a good scientific principle. I love reading and hearing Conan Doyle's stories but that doesnt mean he was right (Holmes actually used "induction" not "deduction", for example. He wrote "The Lost World" which involved professor Challenger leading a party to a mesa in Amazonia on which were dinosaurs, pterosaurs, and cave men. Made into several movies and later became Crichton's Jurassic Park. Had a great imagination.

[@pastureexpectationsfarm6412]

Magnets sticking to granite (or any other surface) does NOT imply 'magnetism," it implies IRON particles in the stone.

[@goatman3828]

Now you are just using facts to make this video look stupid. Not fair. They aren't using any facts.😅

[@wisconsinfarmer4742]

nope iron is not the only condition that has a relationship with magnetic fields

[@goatman3828]

@wisconsinfarmer4742 point being a magnet sticking to the surface of a rock does not make it a magnetic rock.

[@wisconsinfarmer4742]

@@goatman3828 Then you do not know what magnetic is. It's magnetic but it isn't?

[@goatman3828]

@wisconsinfarmer4742 If a piece of iron sticks to the rock the rock would be magnetic. If a magnetic sticks to the rock then it is ferrous.

[@bobwallace7487]

Uncovering our history a little at a time! Accepting the pace of discovery is for us…..amazing.

[@chha6439]

This should have never been hidden it needs to be shown all over the world💙🇺🇸💙

[@gymshoe8862]

They're wanting to commercialize it to make money. You must pay to be allowed to look.

[@kevinbuda7087]

natural. the indentations were carved over the years by the stone age people of the area for shelter reasons. that whole area including the butte pass is awesome for boulders.

[@tatewinters5565]

No. But good try.

[@kevinbuda7087]

@@tatewinters5565 dang!,Tate....Ive seen peru stuff,awesome. to think we have this here in montana blows my mind.

[@irisessex90]

It’s exciting to know we have an ancient pre-historic mega structure in the US. I think there are other historica discoveries waiting to be found in the US. that would surprise us once discovered.

[@StonewallJackson-n8w]

There is a wall buried in Texas.

[@ScorpIron58]

Like whatever ''they'' are hiding in the Grand Canyon for example ?

[@irisessex90]

@@ScorpIron58 yes or whatever they are stealing from the Grand Canyon. 😂😂😂

[@VenturaIT]

they are geopolymers, see Dr. Davidovits work... geopolymers are man-made poured concrete made from natural stone, this is the reason they fit together so closely and why there are nubs, the nubs are where the forms were filled

[@odomisan]

There WERE many. But early settlers are ignorant to the significance. All throughout central USA around Indiana, Kansas, Missouri are full of ancient mounds that got leveled by farmers. Some reports even say that they found femur of animals with marrows but they used the marrows to shine their shoes.

[@summerswalkabout1515]

That was very cool thank you

[@zemog1025]

FYI: The Mizzoula Floods predate the Younger Dryas by three to four thousand years.

[@scottwall8419]

Not really. Mizzoula was 15k to 13k years ago and yunger was 12800 to 11500 or thereabouts. No current projection of overlap but no one was talking about either more than 100 years ago so well see as things move forward. Those events just about bookmark each other's times. Seems like a crazy place to live for a very long time.

[@niccovisconti1712]

Boy are you all wrong! I live in Montana and have been to this "wall"! It's actually the wall where Humpty Dumpty once sat before his big fall. My great great uncle Bartholomew Luigi Visconti was in All the Kings Men and All the Kings Horses Army. They worked feverishly to save Humpty but...no luck. They just let him lay there to dry. You can still find egg shell fragments on the east side of the wall. Your welcome!

[@dennyhenry230]

You are a shining example if how these simple foundation stones POURED as the footing if an ancient dam... You keep listening to all these sissy scientists, geologist that can't escape a retarded narrative, and I'll study my friend, the beaver! Watch the department of the interior, and reclamations video showing the constructing if the boulder/hoover dam. Then watch it again a couple days later. Also, watch earth, the ancient mine comparing spoil tips to volcanoes. You'll never look at things the same💯 Or, just continue trying to be clever, and help the 👃's, and SS regime keep our real history hidden👍

[@jimranger11]

All i know is humpty dumpty was pushed

[@cpk313]

You should stay on your meds

[@gioscervelo]

We have the same structures in Ontario and Quebec. Limestone. So cool because it doesn't look natural even though it is.

[@ronnieleemichael4973]

Sort of like most Canadians

[@DaveMiller2]

This is not natural. Not a chance.

[@fentonmulley5895]

Exactly. It's so obvious if you know basic geology. It's all so easily explained, I find it bizarre people believe it

[@psalm2forliberty577]

It's impossible for those complex tight joints to be formed naturally. They're regular yet irregular. Nature would either be all the same or completely random Some intelligence using stone cutting methods we lack & the ability to handle HUGE WEIGHT STONES, during the painstaking cutting / fitting / stacking process, is simply impossible for we moderns to reproduce. If YOU can look at this & these facts elude you, you're NOT qualified to frame a wall, fix appliances & heaven forbid, DON'T try to fix the wife's car lol.

[@psalm2forliberty577]

In his book "The Puzzle of Ancient Man" Creationist Scientist Donald Chittick showed pictures of the Peru Monolith Walls & Stone dimensions to prominent USA Heavy Equipment Industry Experts & asked: "What machinery do you sell or is available that is capable of building such a wall - in the fabrication of stones of many tons & moving & stacking ? To a man, they all replied: No modern machinery we know of could accomplish that. Additionally, in Peru & other South American Monoliths (that book lists them exactly by name) the Monolith walls are on the top of a high mountain thousands of feet up. The quarry site where it's theorized the stones were quarried, is about 20 miles & like 7,000 feet lower. No known method today exists to move these giant blocks which would have to be perfectly pre-jointed, but weigh up to 120 tons each, that distance & elevation. Further deepening the Mystery !

[@hermes3883]

Well done

[@helix1061]

It's extremely difficult to visualize how the Sage Wall originated from natural events alone. The "fissuring" theory does not appear to apply to all sections of the wall. Many of the blocks are horizontal and the "fissures" not continuous. If this wall were indeed natural, then natural activity would have to produce a straight lined structure of granite with a certain thickness, length and height that later naturally fissured into rectangular 90-deg blocks. Not plausible. If this was indeed true, we'd have these natural granite walls all over the place within mountainous regions and in volcanic regions like Japan and Hawaii.

[@PatG-xd8qn]

At 0:17 we can clearly see that it's nothing but a natural rock formation like we have everywhere in the Canadian shield. Some types of stone naturally break in straight lines.

[@xtinctube7283]

@@PatG-xd8qn yep!!

[@helix1061]

@@PatG-xd8qn The video implies it's a "rare" find.

[@PatG-xd8qn]

@@helix1061 Don't believe all the nonsense you find on social medias. The person who made this video clearly has zero understanding of what he's talking about. Simply go on Google image and research "Canadian shield". One of the first images that pops out (one from The Canadian Encyclopedia) shows a picture of a river bed where stones are broken in a near perfect straight line. While this image isn't a perfect representation of a natural stone structure like the one we see in this video, it simply shows how common they are in the Canadian shield. Some types of stone naturally break in perfect geometrical shapes. Research about it, it is well documentés and known by humans since thousands of years, as humans always used this tendency of some type of stones when making stones for building or sculpting.

[@PatG-xd8qn]

@@helix1061 Don't believe all the nonsense you find on social medias. The person who made this video clearly has zero understanding of what he's talking about. Simply research "Canadian shield" on the internet. One of the first images that pops out (one from The Canadian Encyclopedia) shows a picture of a river bed where stones are broken in a near perfect straight line. While this image isn't a perfect representation of a natural stone structure like the one we see in this video, it simply shows how common they are in the Canadian shield Some types of stone naturally break in perfect geometrical shapes. Research about it, it is well documentés and known by humans since thousands of years, as humans always used this tendency of some type of stones when making stones for building or sculpting.

[@mikecleverly7021]

I wasn't going to hit like on this video as I thought you weren't going to mention the counter arguments to the ancient man made monument theory. Thank you for mentioning counterarguments at the end, I hit like now!

[@patricialivingston5349]

Perfectly aligned, easily visible. Not an accident. Well, our ancient past is scarier than most realize!

[@synisterfish]

It's a natural geological feature though...

[@ssswiiing]

@@synisterfish.. don’t be ignorant

[@jimreplicant]

@@ssswiiinghe’s not ignorant this isn’t man made. There is no mystery here its a natural formation

[@ssswiiing]

@@jimreplicant it’s legitimately hilarious how confident you can be from your basement😂😂😂I’m open to it being natural. But it’s not😂 not natural for granite AT ALL. Idk where you studied at bro but….

[@jimreplicant]

@@ssswiiing its a batholith that was eroded with time. If its man made where is the tool marks where is midden heaps where is the quarry they got the stone from you more on🤣

[@3rdEyeConnection]

We are not alone and never will be. We're given physical bodies which we inhabit until we return to our "spiritual" state after death. The cycle repeats......

[@a.c.4054]

And humanity is about to go thru a huge awakening process.

[@natus6244]

I think I read this in Harry Potter or was it Jesus and the Bible, the Baghavagita.?

[@tiresmoke82]

​@@a.c.4054 when our governments stop lying to us

[@Lion_Heart_Zimbabwe]

Absolutely!! I agree with you 🤍💛🙌🏻🙌🏻💯💯👍🏻👍🏻

[@tastemysaucer]

Yeah I know there are skeletons of giants everywhere. Wait, no there isn't.

[@Blechdackel]

Very interesting. I never heard about it before

[@subjektivegaming]

Absolutely amazing!

[@JoeBManco]

I don't know if it is a natural formation or not, but it is very fascinating all the same.

[@ChezMclegend]

The fact people could even suggest it’s natural, just shows how dumb they make people intentionally.

[@JoeBManco]

@@ChezMclegend It certainly doesn't look natural, and no idea what the wall could have been used for so many thousands of years ago. It is a cool feature for geologists and archaeologist to study. I am in neither of those fields, so I don't know if it is natural or not.

[@danielgalaviz4165]

Natural formation ? Yes and the moon is made of chese

[@chunter3882]

I used to play on this wall as a kid 30 years ago

[@drd1924]

I would have played on it too

[@samanthamariah7625]

That’s cool!!! What fun 🎉

[@thomasglynn2282]

Just like a 1000 hunters over the past 200 years haven't walked past it. Come on.

[@SEKreiver]

Cool!

[@robjohnston1433]

No you DID NOT! This wall was constructed in 1978 ... by the same people who constructed The Moon in 1976! There is NO REFERENCE to a "Moon" in ANY historical texts or inscription until 1976, when MY FATHER -- Dr Hinkel von Shinkel FIRST spotted it on Stardate 1976.52, when looking for Venus with his binoculars! My Dad was awarded the Secret Nobel Prize ... given for HUGE discoveries that would disrupt Popular Science if made Public!

[@johnwattdotca]

This Sage Wall has to be the most discovered megalith in the United States.

[@woodardkingsbury1648]

You never heard of Ohio’s snake mound it’s pretty massive

[@renegadewolfhound8786]

It's a natural formation. Not a megalith.

[@amandahollahan1929]

Where in Montana is this exactly ?

[@ronalddunne3413]

@@renegadewolfhound8786 "Natural formation"? That's absurd on it's face...

[@johnwattdotca]

@@renegadewolfhound8786 I've seen videos that say it's a megalith, and it looks like it, and I've seen other videos that say it isn't a megalith, and it doesn't look like it. I like the ones that look like it, a long wall being the best.

[@WorldwideDarts]

As a professional dart player i could never imagine building this

[@doctorartphd6463]

This wall is certainly man-made !!

[@coopercooper8406]

Neither one of you actually know.

[@shanghunter7697]

@@coopercooper8406 Then we SHOULD think rationale, geology is the study of pressure and time. So pressure and time made these "man made" objects. Common sense also works but not many have that these days. Best wishes and a happy fathers day if you're dad.

[@VenturaIT]

they are geopolymers, see Dr. Davidovits work... geopolymers are man-made poured concrete made from natural stone, this is the reason they fit together so closely and why there are nubs, the nubs are where the forms were filled - geopolymers are indistinguishable from natural rock

[@oscarmedina1303]

It's a natural geological formation. Take Geology 101 and 251 to understand why.

[@stephanyreed5381]

We may never know all of history they can all say oh this is what happened no we don't know everything.

[@SiArks1]

What! So crazy never heard of this wall in Montana..the more u know the less u lnow!

[@DenmanShooter]

I was impressed that you included an alternate explanation. It sure looks man made to me.

[@VenturaIT]

they are geopolymers, see Dr. Davidovits work... geopolymers are man-made poured concrete made from natural stone, this is the reason they fit together so closely and why there are nubs, the nubs are where the forms were filled

[@wisconsinfarmer4742]

I was not impressed. If it is natural then why do natural grain markers stop at the breaks rather than continue on through?

[@lucazecca1391]

this is so fascinating and interesting! create more! I love these productions of documentaries