Pre-Historic Mega Structure Discovered In New Zealand: Kaimanawa Wall

According to conventional history, New Zealand is the last major landmass on Earth to be settled by humans. This distant island, located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, remained uninhabited until the first Polynesians, the Māori, arrived around 1300 AD. However, a remarkable discovery was made on the North Island of New Zealand, one which can completely shatter our established understanding of the region's ancient history. Within the dense vegetation of the Kaimanawa Ranges lies a large megalithic structure known as the Kaimanawa Wall, a formation of stones so precisely fitted together that it has ignited a fervent debate about its origins, challenging our understanding of New Zealand's prehistoric past. The wall itself is characterized by a series of tightly fitted stones, which, at first glance, appear to have been placed with precision. The stones are massive, with some estimates suggesting that they weigh several tons each. It was determined that the stones were 330,000 years old and were made of ignimbrite, a volcanic stone made of compressed sand and ash. The nearest outcrop of such stone is 3 miles away or five kilometers. This aspect alone has fueled speculation about the level of sophistication required to assemble such a structure, should it have been the work of human hands. Upon closer examination, the arrangement of the stones reveals an almost geometric precision. The stones align in a manner that suggests an intentional pattern, with straight lines and angles that are uncommon in natural rock formations.
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[@UniverseInsideYou]

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[@typerightseesight]

The egyptian giant cats left the rest of em over there to build an island that became new zealand. hahaha

[@typerightseesight]

But honestly, its probably just another natural rock they carved out to look.

[@SomewhereInTheSolarSystem]

Please, tell me that someone is doing a LiDAR research in the area. Come on, what are they waiting.

[@locke6531]

the Maori have stopped anything from happening and the government has chosen to back them up as they'll potentially lose their indigenous rights if proven that they weren't the first to settle NZ@@SomewhereInTheSolarSystem

[@locke6531]

ps, you completely butchered the pronunciation of the Maori words but we'll let you off. also, it's now proven that the Maori were the first here in recent times, the Moriori are a myth

[@peppipoohductionswakashunt3157]

I am Māori, I want to know what it is, how self absorbed are we to think we’re the first on this planet, there could have been 1000 civilisation before us our planet is that old.

[@BirkaViking]

If you know your own old folklore you know who they are :-) A hint why do you think the structures point to the true north. I even recognize the symbols.

[@bumblebee8653]

​@@BirkaVikingYup, and the maori offered no treaty when they slaughtered them

[@peppipoohductionswakashunt3157]

@@BirkaViking I think you missed my point, the earth is older than we comprehend and in that amount of time 1000’s of civilisations could have and probably did exist. I know the stories but in the big picture nobody knows because they refuse to believe that maybe we’re not the first.

[@Comfarol]

Can you share the folklore? That elder in the video said it was from the people before. Thats fascinating, what is the folklore on that?@@BirkaViking

[@DrMARDOC]

It’s a sad old story repeating over and over again….. In California and all along the West Coast of the USA HUGE skeletons were found 8-12 feet tall. Six fingers and toes. Double rows of teeth. Long skulls. Big eye sockets. These skeletons were found all over the place. My next door neighbor owned a silver mine and these giant skeletons were found there. Unfortunately they naïvely wanted to do the “ right thing” but the expert ‘ authorities’ stole their property and made life miserable for them. Our old Ancient Peoples tell of red haired giant cannibals with 6 fingers double rows of teeth, big eyes, long heads and a love of violence. Many tribes record bloody battles with them and ultimately prevailed. All of this TRUTH IS KEPT OUT OF THE HISTORY BOOKS! Obviously there is an agenda here perpetrated by unwholesome forces that be

[@Truthseeker55182]

Wow this is being dismissed because it goes against the historical narrative of New Zealand?!!! It’s so infuriating that we dismiss and disregard our ancient ancestors because we fear our true history.

[@AJBAF]

I'd say it's the fear of losing power, and control of their narrative. This goes for all modern civilizations. Humans, once again holding themselves back because the fear of losing power and control of their narrative.

[@tarnzhema4968]

💯 And they also dismiss the fact that we were not discovered by Abel Tasman but in fact there is evidence of I think Ming Dynasty being here

[@AJBAF]

I replied here and my comment hasn't posted, weird.

[@michaelwavve]

@@tarnzhema4968definitely was found before he did. I’ve never heard of Ming I will definitely research that thank you, I read generations of Dutch were living amongst the Aboriginals and another country also mapped it out, maybe the Spanish? Also the Egyptians were buried with Boomerangs and Eucalyptus leaves and other items from Australia.

[@tarnzhema4968]

@@michaelwavve yes... You will need do some deep diving about the ancient junk ship found down south after storm came through is exposed it buried beneath the sand in the water and the wooden bins full of China ware that were found in the dunes... I think it was ming dynasty but maybe older / younger. Carbon dated the ship and it's fell to one of those dynasty eras anyway. They never got a chance to excavate because the tide was returning so they only took a board to test. So now it's back buried under the sand and water

[@matt4sure364]

Maori oral history speaks of the "redheaded tall ones" that were here before them, also know as the tanga te whenua. They taught them how to grow kumara, the only crops grown by maori before the Europeans arrived.

[@bumblebee8653]

Then they committed genocide against them. No treaty there.

[@robertblanc7578]

@robertsepehr fascinating

[@hansberger4939]

There is an old legend about the internet that fools stupid people. Believe me!

[@JRTIGER07]

Actually the redheaded ones you are talking about are the *Patupaiarehe* or the *Fairy People* Super natural beings 🧚‍♀️🧚‍♀️🧚‍♀️👀

[@howdydoodey3872]

So you don't know about taro in Northland then. Jeez, do some research.

[@carlosdeno]

Politician’s ignorant to their own ignorance, saying it’s a natural formation is absolutely ridiculous. Forbidding others to investigate further tells you all you need to know.

[@eeeaten]

it is a natural formation. geologists and archeologists have investigated. volcanic rocks. don't believe everything you see on youtube.

[@deejannemeiurffnicht1791]

it's crazy huh? And also a bit schitzo, as on the other hand there have been massive advances to Maori land use and rights since thje 70's. So it's a weird contradictive approach we seem to be experiencing from NZ governments. However, a coordinated campaign would most likely be successful if puched for. I'm sure of that.

[@shanefanon]

Ha, ha, ha . So old it pre- dates even the Maori presence in 'New Zealand' . Built roughly the same time as the Pyramids of northern Africa 45 to 48 thousand years ago.

[@eeeaten]

@@shanefanon it's a natural feature

[@eeeaten]

@@Jan-zh6wn according to geologists and archeologists it's natural

[@jonathanhorton4607]

I just love how mainstream academic scholars are always quick to dismiss these ideas, It goes against the grain of their very foundations and would make fools and laughing stocks out of all them, their peer review papers and books would be forever removed from history. This is why we will never see the truth presented by anyone other than people considered fringe. What the world recognizes as truth has become the biggest lie of all.

[@jimbokilo]

Its also a massive political impact society wide... Think of how much power the "native" Maori have in NZ, and they know they have only been there since cira 1300AD, so they aren't even indigenous. All that culturally influence and money, suddenly comes into question. NZ identity and economy relies on a single cultural perception.

[@a.c.4054]

To be honest, I already consider these "scholars" to be a total joke. What is pushed as mainstream anthropology is such a lie, it's impossible to take those behind it seriously. So much evidence has buried what is accepted as "history".

[@fortissimoX]

As you've correctly noticed, they simply must dismiss these ideas because their status will be ruined once it becomes recognized as fact that all their "knowledge" is based on false presumptions. On the other hand, all those who are seeking for some kind of "confirmation" from mainstream academia should ask themselves why do they even want some kind of "proof" from these fake authorities? Take control of your own life and your own beliefs, and stop seeking for some kind of "proof" from some questionable "authority". Do you really need someone to tell you that these rocks are not naturally formed? Lol.

[@joshstaples24]

Seems as though we have been lied to for so long, untangling the lies all the way to the current lies of today takes a massive amount of work. When their is stone proof, or statues in todays time that are left as evidence it’s harder for your lie to stand forever.

[@nataliebutler]

Fringe ideas regularly become mainstream over time. It's pretty much standard procedure in fact that new ideas are rejected at first, but at some point the evidence becomes overwhelming and eventually everyone gets on board. I think we're reaching a tipping point with all the recent discoveries.

[@mnag3046]

We have to start asking why all these mega structures were built all over the world pre younger Dryas and all built in the same way with a connection to astrology, it’s no longer a coincidence

[@junkyardspecial9608]

@mnag3046 were built ?

[@theodorefreeman]

"The less you know, the better." From your government. The real history of earth has to remain hidden for them to stay in power. Have to keep the servants serving.

[@mnag3046]

@@theodorefreeman I agree with you but I believe the narrative also has to be maintained for religious reasons as well once we figure and accept that older civilizations existed the whole religion belief starts to fall apart and they won’t go out without a fight that’s for sure

[@martinwolrich6464]

Answers:-mud-fossil university.👍🏻🙏🏻

[@Corteum]

@@theodorefreeman Too many people know now. There's no going back.

[@Amber-hm3cp]

Finally! I’ve been waiting for someone to start talking about this. Skeletons in the cupboard is a nz doco series that talks about this and more that’s been found and isn’t talked about here.

[@starcloud4959]

So why isnt the doco 'Skeletons In The Cupboard' is very good but is swept under the carpet and not taken seriously?Why?

[@Crabfather]

Where would you find this doco ? Intrigued

[@kev1734]

It all goes against the narrative and interests of those in power. That doco is actively hidden

[@deanoboyd1374]

Same!! I’ve been fascinated by it for years… makes my want to go to Kaimanawa with my shovel🤠

[@baneverything5580]

On KZbin, at least it was, but leftists hate white people, so. @@Crabfather

[@JustPlayItCool]

Ha! I grew up in Silverdale. Lived in the far background at 21:23 of the video. Had ocean views from my bedroom window. Was a great place to grow up!

[@GardaOrban]

i am maori and these crazy old white people are racists the site is natural

[@nataliebutler]

It used to be openly acknowledged and taught that people were in new Zealand before the Maori. These people are known and their decendants still live there. To find out more look up the documentary Skeletons in the Cupboard.

[@misterpeakman4243]

😂 dont get ahead of yourself……….. Maori were only called Maori when pakeha arrived. 🤭

[@thedialogue9545]

They were fairies and mythological.

[@roarkbjorn2389]

you are brainwashed @@misterpeakman4243

[@-wotiu_77]

​@@misterpeakman4243Pakeha were called Pakeha when Pakeha arrived, all good aye...

[@MyAncestorsCameByBoat-nd1lf]

I am a descendant of the original gate keepers of the stone wall formation. We are not happy with this video and want the descendants of the new arrivals the english settlers to settle down with their anti maoria agenda which is unsettling

[@jimbokilo]

These megaliths will sadly and likely, never be excavated or exposed. Mostly due to modern politics and the power given to "Native" peoples. To expose or distrupt history that could change that power, they will never allow it.

[@Judiland]

Agreed 👍🏻. But there’s lidar.

[@outdooradventuresja]

Thats facts,

[@BarnabyWild13]

The religious order doesn’t want conflicting origin stories

[@adamranger6447]

@@BarnabyWild13I mean in NZ they privilege peoples who arrived 900 years ago over those who arrived 200 years ago…to admit that those who arrived 900 years ago were actually conquerors who stole their land from pre-existing populations would go against the cult of self-flagellation that all Left leaning politics is based upon. Conquest by non-Europeans is fine but it’s not okay the other way round…just comes down to historic illiteracy and a pernicious belief in the noble savage myth. In reality humans are going to human regardless of cultural origin.

[@BarnabyWild13]

@@adamranger6447 regardless of the rise and fall of human civilizations. The ancient technologies used to build these structures is far is beyond our current capabilities. This suggests at one point in the earths history, a more technologically advanced population existed on the planet. This goes against nearly every history book and religious text. People who have staked their lives on supporting the status quo don’t want alternate theories clouding up the mix.

[@twinfeathers1212]

We have a place called "The Caves" in Canada, Manitoba. It's pretty similar to these structures.

[@daganhaddad]

where?

[@twinfeathers1212]

@@daganhaddad Pine Dock Caves, you can look it up on google.

[@twinfeathers1212]

@@daganhaddad Pine Dock Caves, MB.

[@herenow2895]

Can you get a video of it sometime and upload it ? That would be great.

[@exploringwithsolwalk3726]

Have you been there?

[@pabloherman8836]

How difficult is it to create a thumbnail that is not a lie? Must be pretty tough.

[@Avatar24-bb8cu]

Welcome to the internet 😂 Deception is pardoned for KZbin creator's

[@russelljames5834]

How easy would it have been not to write a negative comment.

[@gerrylambert5225]

I wanted to say the same However great Doco

[@GrantWine-pc3dl]

​IT's bullshit thought

[@tstones5187]

Because the whole video is a lie. The "wall" is obviously natural and i dont see any straight lines. More Graham Hancock and Ancient Alien pseudoscience

[@bartelgrant]

Clickbait thumbnail nowhere to be seen in the video. Misleading.

[@staninjapan07]

Yes.

[@OopsDidIDoItAgain]

Had me until you reminded me of the thumbnail :-)

[@Thickcurves]

It's also 100% a natural rock formation. Only someone mentally deficient would think it's man made.

[@henkiejong1136]

This wall is 100% in place and is not click bait.

[@yogikarl]

​But not explained Nore handled @@henkiejong1136

[@bob_btw6751]

David Hatcher Childress in one of his books wrote about a mega structure on top of a mountain in NZ and that excavation was forbidden by the govt claiming it was sacred ground of the Maori. Childress has written many books about lost and unknown civilizations of the past. He has more than 200 books to his credit. I think the one about Lemuria and the Pacific had the reference of his visit to the location.

[@mtman2]

"Sacred" ...lol...! They were cannibals...!

[@weehudyy]

200 books and not a single fact between them ... A shameless opportunist with a shtick ...

[@JamesSmith-ui2hv]

@@mtman2 Yes they were , but the idea is to declare the area sacred , works both ways , we are forbidden to find out the truth and helps the Maoris to continue telling myths and receiving money from the hard working taxpayers of New Zealand

[@zabaleta66]

​@@JamesSmith-ui2hvMost Maori are hard working tax payers too! Fk your bigotry!!

[@nzlemming]

@@mtman2Every 'race' has had cannibalism in its past. Much of it has been as part of a religion.

[@rainerstahlberg2486]

governments interfering in research was typical for Stalin (persecuting soviet geneticists), Mao ("cultural" anti-cultural revolution against University professors) and now the New Zealand government abandoning Western and democratic values. Thank you for stating the problem.

[@IRM-cm2ic]

Many unscrupulous people pin all crimes on Stalin, but he wasn't the sole dictator as the media portrays him. He was grown out of soviet communist project spread by freemasons. Who was Karl Marx? A Freemason. You better answer who are behind freemasons rather than blaming Stalin.

[@rainerstahlberg2486]

you missed my point!@@IRM-cm2ic

[@soundhill1]

@@IRM-cm2ic Marx believed in the revolutionary potential of the peasnat farmers. It was Lenin and Stalin suppressing them

[@IRM-cm2ic]

Please, don't tell me these lies, cause I know something about unfreemasons. I have no desire to continue conversation about unfreemasons either.

[@PutItAway101]

If you see one big rock with fractures in it, common sense tells you... IT'S ONE BIG ROCK WITH FRACTURES IN IT. Only a total frootloop would conclude that it had been carefully assembled out of different rocks where each one was matched with insane accuracy to the irregular surfaces of its neighbours. The reason the surfaces match is of course because they are pieces of the same rock. Seriously, if I took a rock and split it with an axe and produced two smaller rocks that fit together with incredible precision, would you conclude that some advanced technology was used to precisely carve one of the rocks to fit the other? Or would you use your brain and realise they fit because they're one rock that was split apart?

[@amyturner6275]

But the facing North and people being wiped out by a flood read Genesis in the bible is also getting me using my brain thanks

[@PutItAway101]

@@amyturner6275 But not using your brain enough to use punctuation, though.

[@Trenasist]

That's an ignorant and lazy argument. So common sense is meant to somehow answer all life's mysteries? You're then relying on the opinions of others to inform your perception of sense. Assuming something is 'common sense' ironically promotes assumption leading to misdirection unless it is a proven science, which in this case it's not clear every 'fracture' in those rocks are fractures. That's what investigation is for. If you saw a forest on a hill, common sense tells you it's naturally occurring. Investigation tells you it's been planted 100 years ago.

[@cozmicmogwai422]

Just please bring a Lidar there ! We'd know once and for all !

[@dson4570]

They did

[@cozmicmogwai422]

@@dson4570 Awesome! Is there a record online somewhere ? I can't find anything about it

[@jodiberntsen]

@@cozmicmogwai422 its been covered up and embargoed. Maori have claimed it. So one one can go there .

[@alishawn1]

​@@dson4570😂😂😂😂

[@hotdog9262]

kinda interesting 3:12 its `no doubt` the stones have been cut following up with saying the stones are uncannily smooth with no marks, meaning human manipulation. so in other words contradicting his own statements

[@sophiesoso2129]

You should LIDAR it !!!!🙏🏻💖

[@dson4570]

They did in the vid

[@brianclement9240]

The whole area by plane should be lardi.

[@Corteum]

@@brianclement9240 We wil fund it from the community level!

[@davidfrank6666]

@@dson4570 sorry at 13:15 the man said "radar" not "lidar".

[@jameshatton4211]

New Zealand is so small that the entire islands have probably already been captured by Lidar already

[@Hat6000]

The best presentation I've seen on the mysterious Kaimanawa wall, and other interesting evidence that tends to strengthen my own conviction that there was at one time a vast global civilization, that some seem to want to keep hidden. Such a sea going civilization would not have missed this beautiful land in my opinion. It is shameful that the unfortunate human tendency to feel threatened by the truth and want to suppress the investigation of important facts and evidence of our true human history and accomplishments is so prevalent today. I hope and pray that mankind will grow up enough to put the search for truth above political agendas and denial of reality. I would love to see these walls thoroughly investigated by interested and capable people, this knowledge is part of our common heritage as intelligent beings on this world.

[@sydnidowney3598]

"western" civilizations don't want to lose their position as the preeminent civilization to EVER exist.

[@christopherrobin4619]

There has to be a reason why such an effort is made to keep this history hidden. Graham handcock attempts to question the official narrative have been responded to with such a zeal of condemnation that it makes no sense.

[@simonallan9941]

Yes exactly 💯 I couldn't have said it better, thank you.

[@Hat6000]

Thanks@@simonallan9941 I am glad that there are more people waking up to what is being hidden and suppressed.

[@IntuitiveGanesh]

@@sydnidowney3598 In this case, it's also NZ Maaori who stand to lose the most. They feel that their treaty claims could be threatened by any such discovery.

[@dirksegerius5]

The Māori killed off the original inhabitance of New Zealand, but don't say that in NZ thats a huge sore point with Māori

[@trongopai7474]

The coloniser lie that still lives on to this day, Moriori have said themselves that Māori weren’t the ones that wiped them out, also funny how europeans love to bring this point up expecting to dismiss their own history with wiping out cultures, pillaging, burning, r*ping around the whole world. funny that.

[@Trenasist]

They, along with early Europeans killed off the last of the Moa bird too. A bird as tall as a giraffe.

[@knotzed]

If the wall is on both sides of the hill it's probably not just a wall...

[@ndahiya3730]

Then it's a fort, or a fort city.

[@pngmick]

There is new technology now to map the underground using sonar penetrating to paint an image of structures. This is probably a fort or unfinished pyramid. There will be chambers waiting to be explored. Similar others found elsewhere around the world. There needs to be a concerted exploration of this structure

[@bannedfordays.5101]

More likely it is a complete structure, buried under layers of sediment that built up over the years. Not to mention the volcanic ashe layer from the eruption mentioned in the video.

[@rogercorbett122]

It is not on both sides of the hill. It is a small exposed natural outcrop on one side only.

[@FBurck]

SHhh!

[@jasonkiwi4758]

A very well researched and put together presentation. I am from NZ and have heard many stories from elders of who was here first,. and it was not Maori.

[@mjh5437]

Yes that`s true,the previous people were eaten into extinction when the Maori arrived about 1300 and cannibalised them all until there were none left.

[@weehudyy]

Perhaps you should read some of the amazing research done by your fellow countrymen and women that deal in facts and not speculative fairytales ... There were NO mammals on Aotearoa before Maori and the Kintore ( rat ) that hitched a ride with them .

[@weehudyy]

@@mjh5437 That is twaddle and not borne out by actual history

[@tarnzhema4968]

@@mjh5437 not quite, they still live today and fight to get land back in Taranaki, read Maui Solomon setting record straight. His mission is to get land back to his ancestors and prove that they weren't killed off.

[@bonniepaora8664]

​@@mjh5437you do know that Māori didn't just eat people for sustenance right? Like we werent out here like "hmm whats on the menu today? Ngāpuhi or Ngāti Porou?". The likelihood that we warred with them and won is very high, but that we just ate them all is unlikely unless they were seen as very powerful. We only ever consumed a human as a) a sign of utmost disrespect and to trample their mana completely, making it impossible for them to pass over to the afterlife, or b) to absorb their mana or power or other desirable traits. So if we thought they were a superior race then yup we would've, otherwise we would've just warred over resources and territory until they were gone

[@Brubarov]

Thank you for this well made documentary. It does not try to convince us of anything with cheap photos and mysteries, but points out the context and legitimate questions surrounding those structures. I would have liked to hear more about the Indigenous myths regarding the island's older populations.

[@bumblebee8653]

They had white skin and red hair which is why the maori try to hide it. They committed genocide against them. No treaties there.

[@lizaireland6565]

The Maori have a legend that says when they arrived they were met by red haired, green eyed giants, like 7 to 12 foot. They bred with them and we have some red haired green eyed Maori here today.

[@BingeThinker1814]

@@lizaireland6565 sources: trust me bro

[@jodiberntsen]

@@lizaireland6565 My ancestry is pre Treaty. We hail from Dannevirke. My elders told me that Maori and our Danish people negotiated that (after a head for head battle no doubt !) to move Dannevirke settlement 7 or 9 k away (over the railway line)as there is a maori Urupa / Cemetery where they wanted to settle. Not written anywhere as it was before written language bought in much later. Māori elders have found non maori bones around Tararua. Therefore I am one of the 1.7 native non Maori Tangata Whenua.. person of the land.

[@dawnagamble1549]

😅

[@nkcjulie]

I was getting an "Erich von Däniken" vibe all through this video.

[@1foolishcaribou195]

It reminds me of the "Rockwall" in Texas. After tests, there are geologists who hoped it would be man-made but have decided it's a naturally formed wall.

[@attilathehun1107]

All through the whole channel sadly.

[@digger5521]

Good old Erich and his ufo runways in peru that ended up being a part of a birds wing when you zoom out There are other instancces where he has fudged stuff

[@PutItAway101]

@@attilathehun1107 He's got one about the Osireion being built not by Egyptians but by some super-advanced pre-Egyptian civilisation, and says there are "absolutely no" heirglyphics or Egyptian art or anything that suggests Egyptians built it. DUUUUUUDE.... the Osirieion has Egyptian inscriptions up the waz!

[@elmondhuffjr.5752]

Ground penetrating radar from air or space has led to the discovery of ancient cities, trade routes, ect...in jungles and desserts. That might shed more light on what this is.

[@Maplefoxx-vl2ew]

funny thing is , this site has a ban on that until 2060s

[@elmondhuffjr.5752]

@@Maplefoxx-vl2ew What's the reasoning behind that I wonder?

[@mystikmind2005]

@@elmondhuffjr.5752"What's the reasoning behind that I wonder?" Simple - government fear of putting itself in the crosshairs of any indigenous agenda But honestly, the story does have a bit of a lipstick on a pig feel too it,,, dredging up opinions from a couple of dudes no one ever heard of... i am heavily skeptical there is anything to it.

[@george6252]

Fear of chaos, disrupting the timeline narrative would destroy religion and countries heavily influenced by their beliefs. Tools like hammers and spoked wheels found in solid coal dating back some 300 million years have been photographed but ignored. @@elmondhuffjr.5752

[@mystikmind2005]

@Ni-dk7ni I can only assume you accidentally replied in the wrong thread, because WTF you talking about??

[@andrewsvaz]

I've just looked at this site using Google Maps, is it only me who sees a part of a square design in the forest...? Look up the wall and zoom a bit in on the satellite image. On the upper portion, there is a 90-degree angle in the forest... So, doesn't that suggest that something bigger is under the ground?

[@weehudyy]

It suggests you have too much time on your hands and no interest in real anthropology

[@ndahiya3730]

@@weehudyy your sarcastic tool to suppress investigation may work on some but may trigger some other people. So, if you want to suppress the truth, just keep quite. Don't talk about it. It does not exist. The more you talk or respond, the more you recognize it.

[@-wotiu_77]

​@@weehudyyin otherwords sthu

[@sarumano884]

Or it's a Google Map anomaly...

[@Muldeeer]

@@sarumano884On purpose maybe? The mainstream narrative is falling apart on all levels...

[@northcanterburylogging3039]

I remember this from childhood. We weren't allowed to speak of it in school. And they denied it even existed at one point. The government tried to shut it down asap. We were told it was lies from our teachers and media of the time. Also graves and bones were also found and apparently hidden from public records. Some had Red hair and were very tall for that time. There was also markings that were not known. And looked to be distant lands. Its certainly interesting to see this on KZbin of all places. My Grandmother who was also Maori. Spoke of the times befor us. She remembered the stories that were told to her from her mother. That a great people were here who taught us many things. That looked very different from us. And that when captain cook arrived some believed they had returned. I asked what happened to those people. She wasn't 100% sure. But thought a war had started. But they could have also 😊just died out. Be certainly interesting if more was discovered forsure.

[@rdea4158]

Really good presentation, very enjoyable. Note per NZ Herald: this was Debunked in 1996 by Department of Conservation regional archaeologist Neville Ritchie “They carefully dug a trench along the front of the wall that allowed them to track the face of the stone deep into the ground. Two metres down it merged with the bedrock. The huge blocks belonged where they stood, and had not been shifted or shaped by humans.” The wall was part of a large ignimbrite outcrop. After the volcanic rock flowed into place about 330,000 years ago, it cooled and cracked, leaving the appearance of a stone wall. In his DoC report, Ritchie said the presence of a long horizontal crack along the length of the visible outcrop added to its man-made appearance but further into the hill, it was less uniform and several other features - such as natural layers in the rock matched from one block to the next, meaning it had started as one piece. Barry Brailsford also accepted Ritchie’s findings, detailing the whole episode in his 2019 autobiography Beyond the Boundaries of Time.

[@pankratos5017]

This sounds like an explanation made by "scientists" who are heavily invested in humanity at large not rediscovering an ancient past of highly advanced civilisations. Everywhere in the world are remnants of these lost ancient civilisations, and almost all of them can be explained away with one wacky theory or another, falsely disempowering the belief of the existence of these civilisations.

[@jimmyconway8025]

I feel Lidar will solve the mystery or at least shed some. Light. In the video they say the closest this type of rock is 3 miles away. So which is it?

[@KenJackson_US]

*rdea:* _"... archaeologist ... '... The huge blocks belonged where they stood, and had not been shifted or shaped by humans.'"_ Yeah, get a government scientist to say the sky is purple, in spite of what your eyes tell you, and many people will believe them. Sad.

[@theplaguebearer666]

Oh c'mon... logic?!?! Don't ruin the fun!

[@hachinguyen5473]

@@jimmyconway8025 same, I also wondered why they didn't use Lidar

[@bcvc3365]

This is where Lemuria used to be. New Zealand and Australia are what’s left of Lemuria.

[@joeva2127]

You could be right. I've been looking into Tatarian or Tartary. Take out the the Alien crud. And these people were here. A very, very long time ago.

[@W2ATL]

Facts! Madagascar was also part of Lemuria. Hence the only place where Lemurs are part of the natural habitat.

[@random2829]

And Hawaii to the north and "Easter Island" to the east.

[@locke6531]

not even close buddy, NZ is in the south pacific, Lemuria was in the Indian ocean. Zealandia was the sunken continent under NZ

[@ghanjahman]

I heard Lemuria was in California, or at least they ended up in a biodome at Mount Shasta

[@markbishop5044]

Brilliant!! When I lived in NZ 50 years ago, there was no question that pre-Maori societies existed. Three years ago when I revisited, PC had taken over to a ridiculous degree - even more so than the video portrays. Thank you.

[@eeeaten]

If accepting science is pc, then sure. Science shows Māori were the first people in nz.

[@2wahineandadog]

So you have lived here 50yrs ago and visited a second time 3yrs ago and you still can't spell Maori??

[@SemajResarf]

​@@eeeatenit shows they werent

[@eeeaten]

@@SemajResarf lol no. no science or scientists supports any other people in nz before maori.

[@MyAncestorsCameByBoat-nd1lf]

It was covered over in 1964 however people still sneak in there because of all the rumours and they come out completely rewired

[@mdms2161]

New Zealand people should stand up for the excavation of the site.

[@howdydoodey3872]

New Zealanders know of this site. It is a local joke, a hoax.

[@Jeeiff]

We are good sheep. Watch us line up for the next experimental gene therapy.

[@foilrider2000]

They are all sick from the Vax mandate's

[@李飛飛大燒B]

@@howdydoodey3872 a hoax how? If New Zealanders see this as natural I don't know who is the joke.

[@GDOG1901]

@@李飛飛大燒BMaori are the joke!

[@graemestevenson9088]

Prohibiting public and scholastic access to such sites is pathetic in the extreme

[@eeeaten]

nobody is prohibiting pubic or "scholastic" access. there's a sign in front of it. who do you think the sign is for if access is prohibited?

[@B1g_Salad]

@@eeeatenmate, the government forbids any excavation because they are scared that they will come to the realisation that the Māori were not the original settlers

[@eeeaten]

@@B1g_Salad geologists and archeologists already investigated it - it's a natural feature. we don't want the ancient aliens loons digging up conservation land every time they think there's a stargate buried underground. science shows maori were the first people of nz.

[@dalesmith7536]

@@B1g_Salad Local authorities stopped a group of non-professionals from using their back-hoe there because the site is immediately above the only access road into the Kaimanawas. The site has been investigated by professional geologists and it a natural rock formation of a type seen widely in that region.

[@shanehornell3676]

@@B1g_Salad absolute nonsense. Our current government of cookers are doing everything they can to undermine Maori.

[@waydos1234]

Been too most of these sites in New Zealand, spent 40 days from top of the north to the bottom of the south, there was definitely people here before the Maori, and i am Maori myself. I have so much info on all these Nz is magical

[@GDOG1901]

Shame other Maori don’t speak up. Guess being a victim at expense of future generations is ok.

[@EmrysEnergy]

Maybe no-one can find Atlantis because it was actually the whole dang world. Lol.

[@polska905]

That's what I'm thinking, they had cities worldwide...

[@EmrysEnergy]

@@polska905 Honestly, I'm coming to that conclusion.

[@polska905]

@@EmrysEnergy same here

[@19film80]

That’s right!

[@MelaniaRose]

That’s makes sense

[@mctree4528]

I have been here about 2 years ago, fascinating place, amazing energy there. Spent a good hour there looking around. Needs to be excavated. DOC should be ashamed of themselves! Their attitude towards it is totally BS. Just dig it up, if its natural then there is no harm and every body can eat their words. But they won't do it because they know what's underneath it and refuse to show the public the truth. seems sus af if you ask me

[@joemeyers4131]

I tnought to comment in a reply .. If you know that the ruins or outlines of buildings in the Amazon jungle of Brazil ( Peru and etc..) were located fairly recently . And before these discoveries they would almost mock those thinking there are ruins in that area !

[@mjh5437]

So you think its okay to demolish it looking for more stuff just because it is a natural formation and not man-made??...The arrogance and selfishness and greed of humanity.

[@mctree4528]

what? Excavating something with care and under the supervision of professional archaeologist's would be demolish it. What a brain dead thing to say. and yeah its clearly the most natural thing I have seen in the NZ bush in my years of tramping and hunting LOOOL @@mjh5437

[@mctree4528]

What?? That is possibly the most brain dead, grammatically incoherent comment I have seen this year. Does archaeological excavation mean anything to you or are you just stupid? And yeah, its clearly the most "natural looking formation" I have seen in the NZ bush over years of hunting and tramping LOOOOL @@mjh5437

[@viaaustralia5388]

So you think that's OK - to just dig it up? Did you notice the root system of that tree going through the rock ? SMH @ mctree- the irony. There are non-destructive analyses perhaps that could be undertaken .

[@McShag420]

Note per NZ Herald: this was Debunked in 1996 by Department of Conservation regional archaeologist Neville Ritchie “They carefully dug a trench along the front of the wall that allowed them to track the face of the stone deep into the ground. Two metres down it merged with the bedrock. The huge blocks belonged where they stood, and had not been shifted or shaped by humans.” The wall was part of a large ignimbrite outcrop. After the volcanic rock flowed into place about 330,000 years ago, it cooled and cracked, leaving the appearance of a stone wall. In his DoC report, Ritchie said the presence of a long horizontal crack along the length of the visible outcrop added to its man-made appearance but further into the hill, it was less uniform and several other features - such as natural layers in the rock matched from one block to the next, meaning it had started as one piece. Barry Brailsford also accepted Ritchie’s findings, detailing the whole episode in his 2019 autobiography Beyond the Boundaries of Time.

[@bedad]

A more reasonable explanation

[@McShag420]

@@bedad While I understand how cool it is to think there were all these ancient civilizations we somehow don't know about, I think archaeological exploration and finding the truth is far cooler.

[@hithere_1967]

So, there were other people who arrived there before the Māori… So what? It doesn’t mean that the Māori are not native to the land. Every single people in the world moved somewhere at some point. Are the Japanese not Japanese because there were Ainu people before them in those islands? Not exploring those megaliths is absurd!

[@russfnz]

Sorry, but you rather miss the point by excusing the error as being immaterial. The recent Te Papa rewrite of NZ history is one that decolonises and illegitimizes all immigrant peoples, who arrived and existed either before or after the immigration arrival of their preferred Maori Nation from Tahiti. They neither identified as being one nation nor one people, but as independent people waka groups from many independent tribes sourced from various chieftain governed islands. They arrived in NZ at different embarkation locations and deliberately gave each others tribal group much distance, until their young men in war party groups started roaming to discover, kill, steal and eat. Let's get our history right.

[@Uncanny_Mountain]

Pythagoras means Heart of the Serpent, he was born in Sidon, a fishing Port in Phoenicia. His mother recieved a message from the Oracle of Delphi that he would become a great Leader and Teacher. Sidon means Kingdom of the Fish, and the Essenes, who wrote the Dead Sea scrolls, worshipped Pythagoras. The Sarcophagus of Eschmun III found in Sidon names him as the Widow's Scion, aka Hiram Abiff, the Founder of Freemasonry, of which Tyre was the premier Capital (at least equal to Thebes). In 911BC Rameses II married the Queen of Sidon, home of Jezebel (Daughter or consort of Baal, basically "Queen") founding Neo Assyrian Babylon, an alliance between Egypt and Hiram, father of Jezebel and King of Assyria, and Egypt, forming the Phoenician colonies and building the first Temple of Melqart to commemorate the alliance. The Si in Sidon is the basis of the Latin Exe, or X, and is the basis of the Cross, or Chi Rho that Constantine painted on his shields. Also known as the Cross of Tyre, or Cross of Baal, being Ra-El, or Ba'El. Oddly enough irrational numbers can also be mapped using Euler's number, producing a Templar Cross in the process: a map of where Eclipses are most likely to occur. This cross can also be seen around the neck of Nimrod in Assyria, and is consistent with the Union Jack, and Solstice Calendar found in the Vatican Shiva Lingam. Shiva is the Hebrew word for 7, their culture also found its way to Japan (via the Phillipines) ultimately becoming Shintoism. It was the Phoenicians who gave their name to the Pole Star, which they used to Navigate the Oceans using the Zodiac, thats what the Antikythera mechanism was for, and with it they wrote the Byblos Baal, what we now call the Bible. The first form of the Bible was written in 325BC and called the Vaticanus Greacus, or Son of the Sacred Serpent, a reference to Sirius, the basis of the Sothic Calendar, which uses a Hexidecimal or base 60 system found in all the Megalithic sites around the world. In the second century AD astronomer Valentinus Vettori transcribed it into a Lunar chart of 13 houses, what we now call the Zodiac. Horoscope means Star Watcher, and the Phoenician word for Saturn, or El, was Israel or El, (Fruit) of Isis and Ra. Alternatively El is the Father of Ra the Sun and Consort of Isis the Earth, aka El is the Moon. El is the primary God of the Phoenicians, representing the offspring of Egypt, and his consort Astarte or Ishtar represents the Assyrian half of the alliance. It may be possible to trace lineages and alliances through the naming of gods, which can be traced all the way to Ireland and the Vikings, and to Indonesia and the Americas, even as far away as New Zealand and Australia. It denotes Sirius as Son of Orion and Pleaides, which sits at 33 degrees of the Zodiac. The basis of the Sothic (dir Seth) Calendar of the Egyptians. The New Moon in this position marks Rosh Hashanah, the Egyptian, Celtic, Phoenician, and Assyrian New Year, the first New Moon of September, which is called September because it's the 7th House of the Zodiac, when the Sun is in Ophiuchus. The Phoenix, Benben, or Bennu is the Egyptian word for Heron, a Feathered 'Serpent'. It baptised itself in frankincense and myrrh at BaalBek, and then alights atop the Pyramid, upon the Holy Grail, or Altar of Ra every 630 years to take three days off the calendar during the course of the first New Moon of Nisan, which means "Prince". The Capstone of Pyramids is even called the Benben or Bennu. The Phoenix is found in all religions, which are all Astrological Allegory for the Moon travelling through the Constellations, as a soul migrating from body to body, this is the basis of Joseph Campbell's Monomyth, or the Hero's Journey. The various planets no doubt play their own roles as portents, omens, and aspects, this astrology is the science of the Bronze age, and lasted all the way up to the 20th Century. Reincarnation was an early teaching of the Christian Church, and likely relates to the lineage of Kings (The Pan is Dead, long live Pan!) Phoenicians represent the interim step between Egypt and Greece, their artisans and culture exceeding that of the Greeks, who literally adopted the Phoenician Alphabet, which we still use to this day, sounding out words phonetically. Phoenician is aliiterated in Venetian, and Vikings, being Kings of the Sea. The Bennu is the Egyptian Phoenix, to Phoenicians the Hoyle, no different to the traditions of the Etruscans, who saw birds as sacred, just as the Celts. Hebrew and Iber as in Iberia have the same root meaning over, as in overseas, as in those who travel "over the sea." A colony called Iberia also appears on the Eastern shores of the Black Sea, where the same Dolmens and Megalithic culture originating in Ireland and Brittany appeared circa 4500BC. _Phoenician_ means Scions of the Phoenix, the first Bible: Vaticanus Greacus Son of the Sacred Serpent (Prince). Then there's the Essenes, Sons of Light, the Tuatha De Danaan, Sons of Light, Annunaki, Sons of Light, Arthur Pendragon means Arthur Son of the Dragon; Chertoff is Russian for "Son of the Devil" and Dracula also means Son of the Dragon, Masons have been known at times to call themselves the "Brotherhood of the Great White Serpent". The Ziggurat of Anu also denotes her as a great white Serpent, while New Grange and the Bru na Boinne in Ireland (4000BC) coated buildings with white quartz to denote the Moon. The Moon itself travels outside the Solar Elliptic by 5 degrees, which means it passes through specific constellations in a serpentine fashion that is always changing, but repeats every 19 years, the time it took to train a Druid or Magi, Magi meaning "Teacher" the Phoenix is also associated with this sacred number 19. The name "Pharoah" means "Great House" or "House of Light" and Cairo used to be called Babel. Pharaoh's themselves wore a hooded crown representing feathers, just as Native American Chiefs, ie the Feathered Serpent, they were also called the Commander in Chief. Aztecs also had Serpent Kings, (Canaan means Serpent Kings, and Sidon was a Son of Canaan, and Great Grandson of Noah) who were called to lead with cunning and guile, being the very virtue by which they claim the title in the first place; but to be seen in public as just and diplomatic. "As wise as Serpents, but gentle as Doves" the old Egyptian flag of an Eagle attacking a Snake is also reflected in the Modern Mexican flag, denoting the Constellations of Serpentis (13th sign of the Zodiac) and Aquila. The dimensions and 12 mathematical constants of the Great Pyramid are also expressed in New Grange, and Stonehenge, as well as in Watson Brake, (2500BC) and Teotihuacan, which correlates to the Phoenician/ Sumerian Hexidecimal system, which is what our modern systems of time are based on. In fact it unlocks a kind of fractal pattern that is reflected throughout creation. Officially no one knows who invented astrology, the zodiac, navigation by the stars, and time keeping. But whoever built the pyramids, and pioneered the 24hr clock in Egypt 5000 years ago also knew the exact dimensions of the Earth, as well as the speed of light. These calculations can all be made using these Megalithic sites as surveyors use a theodolite. Specifically Teotihuacan, which sits 180 degrees opposite Cairo, and has the exact same footprint. The ideal positions to determine the speed of light using the transit of Venus, by which one can accurately determine Longitude for navigation. Capt Cook did the same thing in 1774 when he 'discovered' Easter Island. The only culture that fits the bill was wiped out "not one stone upon the other" by the Romans in 146BC. Tyre, the capital of Phoenicia (israel) sat just offshore from Uru Salaam: City of the New Moon, or City of Peace. The root of the name Jerusalem, and was also seized by Rome in 70AD after a 13 year seige. The gap between is 216 years. Greek Dionysians built the Temple of Solomon (now called the Temple of Melqart) representing the Solar Lunar Metonic Calendar on which this system is based, they also carried mirrors, a practice associated with both the Magi and the Druids as well as Greek and Egyptian scholars, these Mirrors are Astrological charts called "Cycladian Frying Pans" and record the cycles of the planets. The first Temple of Melqart (the Phoenician form of Horus, or Hercules, or Pan, or Thor) representing the 13th Constellation of Ophiuchus or the Serpent Bearer (hence Orphic Serpent worship) had pillars of Emerald and Gold, representing Isis and Osiris. The Jerusalem Temple only took payment in "Shekels of Tyre" a currency minted during the Jewish rebellion against Rome. "Give that which is Ceasar's unto Ceasar" When Alexander sacked Tyre in 332BC they moved to Carthage meaning "New City" or New Jerusalem, where they built a second temple with Pillars of Bronze. Nebuchadnezzar also seiged Tyre for 13 years, taking the City captive in 573BC: the same time as the biblical account of the Jews. And again in 70AD after a three and a half year seige, also consistent with biblical accounts. Palaset was the name of a tribe of the Sea Peoples, Pallas Set denotes the New Moon of Ammun Ra rising in Gemini, the Pallas Constellation of the Twins that stand before Orion. This occurs due West of the Temple of Solomon in Tyre between the Western Gates of Gibraltar, Gabriel's Altar, and is the basis of the name Pallastein, or Pallas Stone. As in the Philosopher's Stone or Holy Grail, Altar of Ammun Rah, the Rising Sun. The Cross of Tyre or Ba'El ❌ represents the Lunar maximums and minimums and correlates with the Cross Quarter days of the Solstice Calendar. Align the Cross ❌ Chi Rho Christian ✝️ and Star 🔯 to the zodiac and you have a Compass and a timepiece that can be used to Circumnavigate the globe.

[@bernadettecrawford3656]

Well said

[@samgraham8430]

Your thumbnail undermines their whole presentation.

[@assininecomment1630]

The whole presentation undermines any advancement of our understanding of the world (universe, cosmos, dimensions, whatever) around us. 🤷‍♂️ It's a steaming pile of denialist, irrational, anti-science, delusional poo. The thumbnail is the _least_ of its failings. 🙄

[@loksterization]

Yes, it's false

[@thedojomusicgroup7891]

How is it false? They continually tried to bury these findings and further investigations blatantly? They didn’t find the entire structure because they weren’t allowed lol. Zyat El Aryan similar thing.. gotta look deeper and passed what was “proved” and see the similarities and wonders thousands of sites share from ancient times that we have no clue how was made. Every bs “debunking” everything’s says it’s “natural” like cmon man let’s get real here.

[@GardaOrban]

i am maori and these crazy old white people are racists the site is natural

[@user-td3yv6wb7y]

Boo hoo. Cry much

[@williammaxwell1919]

As an Antipodean, I find it interesting that in Australia, dingo's (type of wild dog) which have been here for atleast 4,000 years, aren't considered "indiginous", while in New Zealand, the Moari, who have been there circa 1,000 years, are considered "indigenous".

[@bannedfordays.5101]

It's about pushing the anti-white agenda, and if it helps them oppress us, than they will make up, and say anything.

[@sarumano884]

Look up the definition of 'Native' and 'Indigenous', and 'Naturalised'. There might be a clue there somewhere. Hint: one of these refers only to humans.

[@--Traveler--]

the inconsistencies are laughable.

[@chisps_]

Indigenous in a cultural, human perspective is just a different concept from indigenous in a biological/ecological perspective. They're two different definitions.

[@LBCblackboard]

animals humans simple

[@NzLand3r]

If its been officially declared natural then theres no problem digging around it. Its not illegal to dig around a rock unless Maori say it is illegal. This is New Zealand today.

[@eeeaten]

It’s on conservation land. We don’t want the ancient aliens loons digging up conservation land every time they think there’s a stargate buried beneath.

[@jodiberntsen]

My ancestry is pre Treaty. We hail from Dannevirke. My elders told me that Maori and our Danish people negotiated that (after a head for head battle no doubt !) to move Dannevirke settlement 7 or 9 k away (over the railway line)as there is a maori Urupa / Cemetery where they wanted to settle. Not written anywhere as it was before written language bought in much later. Māori elders have found non maori bones around Tararua. Therefore I am one of the 1.7 native non Maori Tangata Whenua.. person of the land.

[@ppetal1]

It's clearly natural. The straight perpendicular lines are neither 90 degrees nor vertical. Crystalline igneous rocks fracture in straight lines. Beautiful and mysterious nature v. moneyspinnng nonsense.f

[@aaroniouse]

@@ppetal1 you're clearly a gaslighter.

[@Potato-Eye]

​@@ppetal1 I agree with you bro. It's like looking at clouds and seeing animals or whatever.... It's the same thing with the rock formation. It's natural and people see what they want.

[@ppetal1]

@Ni-dk7ni indeed.

[@ppetal1]

@@aaroniouse no. I'm not.

[@BallrmFan1]

This information is simply fascinating. I’ve been to Peru and seen similar structures and the Peruvian people are very proud of their history. I hope New Zealand can settle their territorial challenges and learn to appreciate their ancient past.

[@eeeaten]

nz does not have territorial challenges or an ancient past older than about 1250AD.

[@reimer0015]

Maori’s were actually in south America too, that’s how the sweet potato ended up in NZ and why South America tattoos look like Maori tattoos.

[@Tyrannocentus]

​@@eeeatenyeah nah. NZ does have territorial challenges and we do have a history that predates the pasifika invasion. 😊

[@eeeaten]

@@reimer0015 nope.

[@eeeaten]

@@Tyrannocentus nope.

[@mysterbear]

It’d be nice if academia got up to speed on this stuff. Get your head out the sand, folks.

[@PanamaSticks]

Because you stayed at a Holiday Inn and are smarter?

[@navion1946]

@@PanamaSticksyou don’t even need to have stayed at a Holiday Inn to make better observations then restrictive government denials.

[@iancarpenter-lw2ej]

The accepted wisdom was that the Polynesian settlers of the Chatham Islands, who arrived hundreds of years before Māori, were wiped out by invading Māori tribes, who killed and enslaved their population after landing on the islands in 1835

[@eeeaten]

Which obviously has nothing to do with this wall. Māori were in mainland nz from around 1250AD, moriori arrived on the Chatham Islands from around 1500AD. They were not attacked there until after European arrival.

[@migo-migo9503]

There's most likely one advanced civilization that was spread throughout the world in antedeluvian times.

[@19film80]

How long ago do you think they existed?

[@migo-migo9503]

@@19film80The Greeks and Indians have always believed that the civilizations before them were far more advanced. I believe Plato recorded that Atlantis sunk 11,000 years ago, so I would say there was even far more advanced civilizations long before 11k yrs ago.

[@19film80]

@@migo-migo9503 Very interesting! I wish I lived in the time before the flood, just imagine all the amazing things that you could witness.

[@JaneB1]

@@19film80 Geology dates Dryas ice age melt off at 9,600 bc and 10,900 bc. Massive destruction worldwide, sea level rose 300 feet. Etimates are that human population declined by up to 80%.

[@olelarsen7688]

The stones in the video is not the stonewall shown on the picture in the KZbin menu. Bullshitters. It is just a broken up rock. You can't fool me.

[@HWDNZ76]

Aren't you just a simpleton

[@lone_puppy3539]

Nicely done! There are and have been numerous sites around NZ that local Maori know about and document in their tribal history. Some stories and legend involving groups of peoples (not a single group), preceding Maori occupation. Stories tell of existing peoples who welcomed, coexisted and interbred with Maori, as well as passed down technological knowledge. Many referred to as pale skinned, blue/green eyed, blonde, red head, small in stature people.

[@russfnz]

So why does the Te Papa Museum not give evidence of these tribal history records as fact?

[@kayworkman1630]

Barry Brailsford even wrote a series of books about the Waitaha and it makes for riveting reading.

[@ItzCoopzFtw]

@@russfnz Because it was debunked as anti-Maori hate, to justify what colonists did to Maori. I could write about white faced spirits occupying the sands in the sahara, carving giant wells in the underground - and when one well is found, all these conspiracists would read my book and go "SEE, SEE, IT MUST BE TRUE!"

[@niks1]

I understand a significant number of Maori have a small percentage of Chinese DNA in them! wow, I wonder how that could have possibly got there!

[@shaggybreeks]

It IS nicely done, but there's a lot of junk science in it, too. The significance of facing north is compared to other sites of interest -- in the Northern Hemisphere! Which would be facing the opposite way in relation to the sun.

[@xSephironx]

0:47 the sign right there says it was naturally formed 🤣

[@GDOG1901]

Plonker. Think for yourself, or is the Government always right. If so, stop putting your hands out for tax payers ongoing funding.

[@xSephironx]

@@GDOG1901 The government couldn't give less than a shit about your rock. But you're right, hmm... let me try this thinking thing... Yup! Still a rock!

[@GDOG1901]

@@xSephironx wheel, what’s a wheel, yah don’t know. Our government about to

[@GDOG1901]

@@xSephironx wheelie, wheelie, what’s a wheel. Dumb ass!

[@JustaGuy-pm9ub]

My current theory is that something really bad happened about 12,000 years ago.

[@hansberger4939]

yes. The end of the ice age.

[@midnitelion5238]

Your theory?

[@noscwoh1]

"Yunga dry ass," as a little fish once said.

[@hafwit4995]

Look up Burkle crater in the west of Australia, was one of several impact sites that happened, like we went through a meteor shower, that impact site was able to cause destruction on the west of NZ but not reach kaimanuwa range

[@user-rn4xw4ul6s]

Read Genesis and the world wide flood

[@thegreywanderer8427]

The fitting together of those stones is an ancient method known as lapping, stone carvers use it even today. The pieces are simply rubbed together until the touching surfaces become extremely polished and tight-fitting. The amazing part is how did these ancient people rub together these enormous blocks of stone that weigh even several tons, because that art is lost to us.

[@subaruthug]

The answer is simple....they can't lap these massive stones together so that's not how it was done.

[@missygrrl]

Giants

[@ptrisonic]

Yep. You can find similar megalithic walls around the Mediterranean sea. Malta, Italy, Turkey. It's not unusual. You can also find Stone melted by fire by people in the north of Scotland. All of these are bigger than the tiny section of "Wall" found in NZ. These, the usual crowd of poorly educated people should open their eyes to what is around them.

[@nicktorea4017]

lots of ancient weetbix for breakfast would be my guess

[@tutekohe1361]

The practise of precise fitting together of large stone blocks has been done in many places around the world, however this is not one. This is an entirely natural stone formation and a deliberately misleading video.

[@No2AI]

I remain confident that prior to our own civilisation there existed another …. Perhaps us. Destroyed and reestablished. A reboot’ of sorts .

[@lablackzed]

Agreed 100%.👍

[@McShag420]

A geologist will tell you quickly this is natural, because it is. Sometimes stones erode like this, it's not that uncommon.

[@DeeDeerae]

Hogwash

[@McShag420]

@@DeeDeerae Your education on the subject is hogwash. Note per NZ Herald: this was Debunked in 1996 by Department of Conservation regional archaeologist Neville Ritchie “They carefully dug a trench along the front of the wall that allowed them to track the face of the stone deep into the ground. Two metres down it merged with the bedrock. The huge blocks belonged where they stood, and had not been shifted or shaped by humans.” The wall was part of a large ignimbrite outcrop. After the volcanic rock flowed into place about 330,000 years ago, it cooled and cracked, leaving the appearance of a stone wall. In his DoC report, Ritchie said the presence of a long horizontal crack along the length of the visible outcrop added to its man-made appearance but further into the hill, it was less uniform and several other features - such as natural layers in the rock matched from one block to the next, meaning it had started as one piece. Barry Brailsford also accepted Ritchie’s findings, detailing the whole episode in his 2019 autobiography Beyond the Boundaries of Time.

[@user-el9pr1te9j]

@@DeeDeerae You're obviously not a geologist. I am, it's not hogwash, it's a natural formation. Ignimbrite of local volcanic origin shrinks on cooling, commonly forming symmetrical cracks. But you just go on deluding yourself that someone smart enough to build a wall this size wasn't smart enough to know that no one builds with blocks placed so that the joints line up.

[@LowPlainsDrifter60]

Indeed. Human builders would never aligne the vertical edges of the stone blocks, the end of each stone should be over the center of the one beneath.

[@CoffeeFiend1]

@@LowPlainsDrifter60 This should really be the pinned comment of the whole discussion. The evidence is pretty conclusive that there are mega structures in the world that predate all known civilizations by considerable margins however.... There's also a lot things like.... Well this.

[@aaronlarsen7447]

This place deserves the full treatment, ground penatrating radar. Scan ancient river beds. We can't get cooperation at some of the places in the world, but this could have promise. Too many right angles. It's a shame that people are not more curious about the past.

[@david9783]

They're too busy with Tic Toc.

[@jenkem4464]

Seriously. I've never even heard of this site but judging by all the earth buildup it must be positively ancient.

[@aaroniouse]

We are waiting for some Maori to loot it, since it's technically theirs...

[@theeiyani]

Very curious about the past in fact obsessed we have to do our own digging to find clues because the crown and government will always keep it hiding from the public and they are very aware ov who and what was here before us.

[@julicooke4266]

lidar is a noninvasive way of archelogy

[@veragardner5763]

There are stone like this on the Appalachians Virginia on a trail called the AT. This stones can be found on on of the triple crowner of Virginia Dragon Tooth

[@bobgillis1137]

They remind me of the structures found in Montana, also attributed (dubiously) to natural formation.

[@arharshalpatwardhan1452]

wow why havent they dug the entire structure as most of it seems underground

[@darkstatehk]

It's explained in the documentary.

[@jodiberntsen]

There are Maori are activists that dont want to concede their indigenous status. If it is proven then they refute claims as such. The treaty is about how the colonial English treated them. Nothing more. Yet they have denied any other pre treaty acknowledgement.

[@MasterChief37]

@@jodiberntsenit wouldn’t matter if another culture pre dated Māori, when NZ was colonised by the British the Māori were the only culture here.

[@arharshalpatwardhan1452]

@@jodiberntsen oh .. that is political

[@sneeringimperialist6667]

​@@MasterChief37because they killed off the natives. Karma...

[@Brotherskeeper-q1g]

My hypothesis is that the structure was part of a great pyramid in new Zealand

[@eeeaten]

facts don't care about your fantasies. the fact is this is a natural feature.

[@Brotherskeeper-q1g]

I quoted a hypothetical hypothesis it's not a fact maybe you should study ancient texts gain knowledge and wisdom I know that you have it in you 💯 don't worry we won't leave you behind

[@eeeaten]

@@Brotherskeeper-q1g "study ancient texts"? lol i study science. get a grip.

[@Brotherskeeper-q1g]

@@eeeaten science hey well good for you I'm proud of ya good on ya mate

[@OathTaker3]

Forget the global community! NZ needs to be honest to themselves & to have their government to be honest to them! The world has no claim to New Zealand in any way for any reason!

[@brotherowl]

Is there any possibility that these giant stones might actually in fact be some of Jacinda Ardern's teeth?

[@moodymac]

The wall is older than Jacinda, and Jacinda is older than her teeth, so probably not.

[@brotherowl]

@@moodymac perhaps some of her baby teeth that she lost long ago?

[@cjohnson1850]

The pronunciation was brutal but other than that, very interesting, thank you.

[@LightBeing369]

Yes the pronunciation😄👍🏼

[@nzmeateater]

Well done thanks for posting this vid, too many lies told in New Zealand about our history., you just scratched the surface.

[@weehudyy]

Go to your local university and check out the anthropology department ... There were NO mammals on Aotearoa before Maori arrived with the Kintore ( rat ) as stowaways . The politics of these benighted islands are a whole other thing , but anthropology deals with facts .

[@nzmeateater]

@@weehudyy Mammals of New Zealand = 2 species of Bat,,, Long tailed Bat and lesser short tailed Bat.

[@weehudyy]

@@nzmeateater Yeah yeah , seals too ... They didn't eat any birds though . Definitely no people , and certainly no alien wall builders or Altlantean sages ... Crikey , the North Island was probably under water during the period claimed ... Funny how they didn't build ANYTHING else and didn't bring any pests with them as every other visitation has

[@nzmeateater]

@@weehudyy Go google celtic New Zealand, and also watch skeletons in the cupboard.,,, see the facts.

[@nzmeateater]

Go online and search Celtic New Zealand,, learn the facts, can allso watch skeletons in the cupboard,, lots of facts in those vids for ya,, bye.

[@cjmallett1]

A mason wouldn't line the vertical joints up surely the bond of the blocks would be staggered if man made , all the effort to shape blocks and then not break the vertical bond like every other megalithic wall , natural i reckon

[@hansberger4939]

obvious.

[@kaseyz]

Just to put you right. Take a look at some sections of the exposed Central American Pyramids, the gaps line up quite often.

[@cjmallett1]

A pyramid isn't a wall and there's a reason that it's quite often and not more often

[@jordan5111]

all this stuff is common sense anymore, the fact that an ancient unknown advanced civilization built al this stuff, what is the point of not acknowledging it. I dont see why not just admit the obvious. What is to gain by hiding it

[@bumblebee8653]

maori cash cow on the rest of the population, and government collusion with it.

[@sydnidowney3598]

flexing their power over the rest of us.

[@joemeyers4131]

The prejudice that denies the ruins or walls .. it is because since evolution of man is pushed and taught that these remote places would only have had very primitive people groups that hadn't known building ..

[@joemeyers4131]

Also because the notion of evolution as taught as called needs to be strictly reexamined and rewritten carefully. Maybe man was smart from the get go .. Evolving is losing the agenda .. in that notion were long ago forgotten cultures. One can at least observe things often self-educating oneself . That man can possibly taught too much ( it ignores other things to focus at ) . The other is likely God desiged humans to create big things if they wanted to . Evolving mankind is not really proven .. method is to brainwash people to embrace it as to public life . Look at the pre1920s American society had done okay before things started to be taught just after the Depression . What happened to all the written books before then .. seems were tossed which can proves was a mistake ..

[@PanamaSticks]

@@joemeyers4131 Seems to me it is prejudice that denies a natural explanation.

[@mats8375]

I saw a documentary when a megalithic structure was inspected. It was created by very large rocks (sometimes 20 tons or more) cut into rectangular shapes and connected without mortar with very precise cutting to make them fit each other. There was also a visible later reconstruction effort. The original structure was expanded with much smaller rocks connected with mortar. The researchers said that it's significant drop in quality, but I have an alternative explanation. I think it was a sign of improvement. Big rock buildings can stand for ages, but they are good when you have a lot of time and population stable for centuries. You don't need to build new homes, unless the old collapse when the population is flat. You can take your time hauling 200 ton rocks uphill. But when there is advancement in agriculture, and population rises, you need some quicker method. Small stones and mortar would suffice. There is also less builders available, because people tend to land or engage in craftsmanship or trade. Maybe it was a sign of progress? When people for the first time saw that future is not a flat line and maybe there is no need to build for eternity.

[@eeeaten]

the kaimanawa wall in this video was not constructed, it's a natural feature.

[@mats8375]

@@eeeaten It was an established site in Peru I was referring to. I can't say what those formations in video are, I'm not qualified like that. They just reminded me of those.

[@McShag420]

Note per NZ Herald: this was Debunked in 1996 by Department of Conservation regional archaeologist Neville Ritchie “They carefully dug a trench along the front of the wall that allowed them to track the face of the stone deep into the ground. Two metres down it merged with the bedrock. The huge blocks belonged where they stood, and had not been shifted or shaped by humans.” The wall was part of a large ignimbrite outcrop. After the volcanic rock flowed into place about 330,000 years ago, it cooled and cracked, leaving the appearance of a stone wall. In his DoC report, Ritchie said the presence of a long horizontal crack along the length of the visible outcrop added to its man-made appearance but further into the hill, it was less uniform and several other features - such as natural layers in the rock matched from one block to the next, meaning it had started as one piece. Barry Brailsford also accepted Ritchie’s findings, detailing the whole episode in his 2019 autobiography Beyond the Boundaries of Time.

[@mats8375]

@@McShag420 Thanks for the info and that you found a minute to share. I didn't know nature could do that itself.

[@camdeninman7787]

@@McShag420thanks

[@freedumbfighters]

That looks like a "Temple" (as the Sumerian's used to call their ancient buildings) not a Wall, it's part of something much larger, downwards and backwards.

[@-wotiu_77]

PYRAMID

[@digger3594]

He drove 20 kms into the forest and it's the only stone at all,im calling bs on that

[@jsblastoff]

i thought the same thing. Maybe its the only one he saw through the jungle out the window of his jeep on the one road he took..

[@otawi8522]

Big red flag there 🚩

[@almackenzie2549]

It's natural. A brick layer would not put the seams in line with the course below it. The seams would be staggered for stability.

[@joejet8982]

I m not arqueologist but physicist, demographer and mathematician. If the structure were 330 thousand years old. It should be buried about three kilometers down . And it's only on the surface. Which suggests it's only a few thousand years old.

[@eeeaten]

geologists say the rocks are 330,000 years old, natural feature.

[@joejet8982]

@@eeeaten I wont say much, but i have better formation than arquelogist in matter of earth formation. . Just an example Troy with only a bit more than 3000 yrs was under ground. The earth gains more mass than it loses (that`s why all the arqueologist have to dig)

[@eeeaten]

@@joejet8982 fantasy nonsense.

[@victorharris587]

On farmland at the base of Mt.Taranaki, are stone walls of buildings, long hidden by bush overgrowth. They stand near a small stream and archaeologists have looked and don't want to know. Supposedly in the 19th century a cave was found around Taupo with many skeletal remains of warriors dressed in armours and helmets and swords, which was investigated and swiftly sealed off. The local Maoris attested to this. NZ was one of the places where survivors of Lemuria settled it is said.

[@McSluntTheSecond]

Interesting fact about the remains at taupo; the skeletons of the people were reported to be around 7 feet tall for the women and 8+ feet tall for the men, and had red hair. Funny how the red headed giants keep showing up then promptly have their existence erased.

[@Judiland]

Has anyone done a lidar scan of this area yet?

[@keepthechange2811]

Either pre or post flood. Can't be both. Stone of volcanic ash and sand makes it most likely post flood. This would have been built shortly after the tower of babel dispersion. Bigger people too

[@ninja12lawbreaker]

Just like the documented answer Queen Cleopatra gave General Marc Anthony when he asked her who built the Pyramids? She flatly replied, 'We don't know, they've always been there'.

[@eeeaten]

geologists and archeologists have investigated: the kaimanawa wall is a natural feature from volcanic activity about 330,000 years ago.

[@kenthynes315]

I am a Civil Engineer with a lot of experience using GPS to perform surveying, to see somebody, for the purpose of trying to portray scientific sophistication by using a GPS receiver in dense overhead tree cover makes me disgusted. When I see these things, I am suddenly brought to the conclusion that there is a lot of lies built into the narrative.

[@kaysianrain9203]

Also once upon a time, 11,700 years ago so to speak, N.Z. was a much bigger land mass, and if the great flood did actually take place (which many civilisations speak about,) then it's safe to say that it could have been the reason for submerging most of the ancient history behind new zealand since the great flood took place roughly 4,000 years ago. New Zealand had been big for longer than it had been small. Imagine what may have happened before the flood if it infact did happen.

[@eeeaten]

it didn't

[@kerrynisbet1514]

Yeah, none of that happened.

[@crag8360]

it was 4500 yrs ago and it Did happen

[@eeeaten]

@@crag8360 didn’t happen. You’re getting mythology confused with reality.

[@crag8360]

Where you alive 4500 yrs ago? ? Don't be a know all@@eeeaten

[@ellengriesmeyer4269]

Maybe the government of New Zealand would consider refining the agreement with the indiginous peoples to reflect they would in no way lose ownership of the area. This would open the site to be excavated to reveal ancient history so needed today. Can one fathom if they found some written information? Much has been unearthed from all over the world, and the pieces of the puzzle are slowly being pieced together. But there is big missing piece missing from this part of the world. Even in America sites have revealed Viking artifacts from long before Columbus graced our shores. Like that. The Indiginous people may someday be the door keepers to the heavens again as they did long ago. Think of the American Indians dancing all dressed like Birds representing Ra. Wow. Lets get a handle on it. Some of the Pharoahs reigned 16,000 years! And they could not have been the only ones. Lets really find out what happened while the aliens are knocking at our front door. Only archeology can reveal the truths.

[@phonic0photon]

One of the few sensible comments here.

[@tysoncutler3630]

Moral of the story, if you find something historically significant don't tell the government.

[@eeeaten]

makes no sense. the kaimanawa wall is a natural feature, as per the geologists and archeologists who have investigated it. don't believe everything you see on youtube.

[@respectanimals2]

There’s just not enough of this to determine if it’s man made as rock does naturally split and move over time to look like this , you can see this all over the world its very natural .

[@aaroniouse]

You are wrong. this is not how rock fractures and is stacked.

[@karinschild9020]

I have a stone ridge on my property in North America which is one big sheet of stone, but it has regular horizontal and vertical cracks which make it look much like that. It is a natural formation, not human made. Is this small piece you are showing us the entire "wall", or is there more? Unless I saw a bigger sample which clearly showed repetitive cut and fitted stone blocks, I personally would say it is a natural formation.

[@hansberger4939]

of course! If it were a man made wall you could find out where the stones came from.

[@CelestialInsights]

We have been forbidden to go anywhere near this formation. The government embargoed it until 2063! It is blocked off from the public and no one is allowed to do any excavations around it, all part of the ploy to prevent the real history of this country from being bought to light, it’s very politically motivated and regards maori who claim they are indigenous and making huge demands on the country regards finances, land, laws. If proven they were not the original people of this country, their claims will be nullified. They refuse to accept the truth.

[@2wahineandadog]

@@CelestialInsights "forbidden" what a load of bollocks - it's owned/managed by the Department of Conservation - it's a signposted part of the Kaimanawa Forest - read the comments above and below of the numerous people who have been to this site - at least one on multiple occasions... You need to do more research and stop with your ridiculous inflammatory statements inferring all things wrong with the country and your life are because of Maori. PS the claims of the Iwi of this area have already been settled - you should read more and drink less

[@johnleggett.8129]

This was an interesting and eye-opening video, thank you for it. I'm an Aussie and never even heard about these apparent structures. How well are they known about by my brothers across the Tasman? Amazing!!!!

[@jdevil8877]

Reasonably well known about by us Kiwis, but if you bring it up publicly you're called a racist for implying that the Maori were not the first people here.

[@donnamarie3617]

I am a 66 year old Kiwi, this was all news to me.

[@greylynnn]

Pretty well known in but we don’t really talk about it here. It’s just not that important really. Sometimes a public figure will raise the matter but usually the discussion quickly dissolves into a bunch of people arguing about opinions. Really cool to have a site here but it shouldn’t be a public attraction. The land is not for everyone. It’s for the people who are from there. Would you like the public to wander through your property? Until the ownership is sorted then it’s up to the owner to decide. Successive governments understand this. It’s about property rights. Not denying history

[@tutekohe1361]

Sorry man, it’s a fake conspiracy theory type video. That is an entirely natural stone formation.

[@Oodle-ox2vf]

The Moriori were the indigenous people immediately before the Maori colonised New Zealand. They were apparently a convenient source of sustenance. Colonisation is a human trait, it has been going on for millions of years, in all races. It is reasonable to assume that the Moriori colonised NZ from a previous society. The NZ government at the time of this video were woke, and unrealistic, they would never have allowed anyone to challenge the idea that the Maori were not the true indigenous race.

[@eeeaten]

no, that is a myth that was debunked a hundred years ago. look it up and stop spreading misinformation. moriori were not attacked until 1835, in the chatham islands, after european arrival. there were no people in new zealand when maori began arriving from around 1250AD. the kaimanawa wall is not relevant to this because it's a natural feature.

[@MB-oc1nw]

I think it's the top of a step pyramid that was buried in the massive volcanic eruption from lake Taupo around 1000 years ago

[@jimroberts3009]

This has been shown to be just a natural rock formation. Ignimbrite forms vertical and horizontal cracks when it cools.

[@ApxPrdtr-ud8qd]

so no harm digging to check then right?

[@kp-legacy-5477]

So let them dig and prove themselves wrong

[@ApxPrdtr-ud8qd]

no digging allowed ... kinda strange for a place of nothing, be nice to have an answer. "Theres nothing bad on my phone but I dont want you to look" springs to mind. @@kp-legacy-5477

[@2wahineandadog]

@@ApxPrdtr-ud8qd did you see the size/age of the native tree sitting on top of it - did you notice that it is a native forest and so it would cause considerable harm to dig there

[@leonpatrick5606]

The Oruanui eruption 27,000 years ago could have made the builders up and leave, or the eruption 1800 years ago could have too.

[@andrewhunter180]

Taupo eruption

[@leonpatrick5606]

@@andrewhunter180 Same one. Do a little bit of research buddie

[@bellam31]

This was fascinating. I grew up in NZ and was never taught this stuff. I wish we could investigate these places more. Would be so cool if we had ancient ruins!

[@eeeaten]

you can go and check it out. there's a government-maintained track to it.

[@Exploringwithjo]

It's natural. Same formations found at waterfalls in the Catlins and near chch around the banks peninsula. I've been to kaimanawa wall is natural

[@cpthobbit4490]

Yo my dad took my there some years ago, if you go to the kaimanawa forest its legit just left of the road quite some distance down

[@alphaprime7413]

Volcanic rock formation. We have many of the same type of walls here in USA.

[@redplanet7163]

Same in Australia. Check out Wave Rock Australia. Nature does some unexpected things. We have plenty of seemingly symetrical structures that look man-made. But they're not.

[@aaroniouse]

@@redplanet7163 There are disbelievers all over the world. You'd rather make up your mind with no evidence than actually do some work.

[@neonsashimidream1075]

@@aaroniouse It seems that was the consensus of geologists. It's not about being a disbeliever, just about not getting distracted by red herrings. In this case, the rock can easily be seen to be one continuous rock formation that cracked in these near straight lines as certain rock formations do. It's a known phenomena that has led to numerous erroneous theories about ancient constructions. If this is artificial, it was merely a case of cutting a natural rock formation into sections and leaving the pieces where they were. Again, not a matter of disbelief. But if you're looking to find the real answers to some of the greatest mysteries of our history, you can't allow yourself to distracted by misidentifications. Belief shouldn't play into it anyway. If you want to find answers, look for the evidence you mentioned. But don't believe or disbelieve in the evidence because evidence is way too easy to lead us astray. Belief is one of the best ways to be led astray by evidence since it creates a bias towards trying to make "evidence" fit our beliefs. To really learn, we have to first recognize that we don't know. To find the best answers, we first have to be willing to accept that we might be asking the wrong questions.

[@redplanet7163]

@@aaroniouse Look, I am in awe of the ancient builders of what we call the megalithic (although that term doesn't define a particular time, only the will and ability to move and construct from massive stones.) Puma Punku, Tiahuanaku, all those mega structures in countries like Bolivia, Colombia, Peru...also the "Old World", Lebanon, Egypt, Crete...how did they do it? I have no idea and nobody really knows because some of that stuff is beyond our ability to do now. On the other hand, I'm also very interested in geology and some perfectly fractured rock formations with nice angles are simply naturally formed by geological processes. I believe these formations in New Zealand are just that.

[@alphaprime7413]

@@redplanet7163 In South and Central America the natives said they used large animals, like, mammoths/ horses and Elephants. Those stories were dismissed because there wasn't these types of animals found alive. Yet they were engraved on the architecture and stories had been passed down but dismissed by science. Now they're digging up these ancient animals all over the Americas. I've seen natural rock formations that look like poured concrete 2-4 feet below limestone in Missouri and Kansas but it's a natural formation. It'll always be science vs man or outer world visitors because sometimes we simply don't listen to the stories / legends of the indigenous people.

[@TessaractAlemania-hd7tv]

There were much more than only 4 Pre-Flood Civilizations (by the way... Great Title for a new book about the pieces of the puzzle, that more and more are put together...)! Here's my list of the at least 6 sunken continents because of the Cataclysms in the Younger Dryas period, 12800 to 11600 years ago, known as the Biblical Flood, and reported in so many ancient legends, sagas and writings from all over the world: Kumari Kandam/Lemuria between Madagaskar, India and Australia, home of the drawidian Sumerians Zealand, the sunken socket of NZ Sundaland, the sunken socket of all the isles between Malaysia, Indonesia, Philipinnes and China Mu/Kasskara, in the middle of the Pacific, home of the Hopi and Polynesians/Micronesians Hyperborea, today Greenland, Island and Spitzbergen, home of the tall blondes and red-haired whites with blue/green eyes. Atlantis, either at the Azores or Antarctica, home of the brown/black-haired whites Plus eventually the Home of the Denisovian Siberians, Tartaria, and Southafrica, home of the people that was created by the Anunnaki. But surely there were much more, for instance in whole America, before all the white and black people came from the east, north and south of the Atlantic coasts, and the Asians from the eastern coasts and isles of their continent.

[@lamarravery4094]

And how would you know all this? But the Bible has limited and stunted our knowledge of prehistory.

[@ItzCoopzFtw]

@@lamarravery4094 There's evidence of a flood - some say the pillars of hercules open up and flooded the basin of what is now the mediterranean. Just that though, it only applies to the areas of that basin. I get sick of conspiracy crap that tries to apply what happened there, to everywhere simply because of some book someone wrote and brainwashed people with.

[@JamesFenczik]

Nice click bait thumbnail. Lame

[@clinkerbreaker9332]

Peter Wood, of the Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences at Wairakei, inspected the blocks for an afternoon and concluded they are natural fractures in what Wood termed "Jointed-Rangitaiki-Ignimbrite," and described as "330,000 year old volcanic rock that is common in the Taupō Volcanic Zone." Both vertical and horizontal joints are common. Fractures in the Rangitaiki ignimbrite formed when it cooled and contracted after flowing into place during an eruption.

[@GDOG1901]

Able to retire on Government hand out. What about other sites?

[@DavidAnderson-ps3rp]

The Maori did place markers to indicate tribal boundaries, including enormous Poles on top of hills that could be seen ten or more kilometers away. There is the odd rock I come across which is square in my travels, Sometimes two or three in a row. when I look at the geology, it's always of volcanic rock. The rock is superheated, and if you add water at irs hotest it will split at perfect 90° angles You can do this experiment on a small stone. I think some powerful tribes my have bothered to drag large markers up a hill but normally stone piles were used as boundary markers. Some Maori placing rocks as pools in the sea to catch fish. When I was 10 years old I asked an old Maori why they didn't make stone buildings. He was born in 1875. He said it is easy to use wood. But his great uncle from the 1700s built a stone wall to keep the wind out of the village as the wood walls keeper blowing down. David Anderson Southland. New Zealand

[@davidarundel6187]

The Kaimanawa Ranges , sits the diputed wall . It would be in excess of 26,000 years ago ,before Taupo erupted . Its on the eastern side of Taupo Lake .

[@camplethargic8]

The joints are neither straight nor truly horizontal nor perpendicular. Geologists call this type of rock "Jointed-Rangitaiki-Ignimbrite". It is 330,000 year old volcanic rock that is common in the Taupō Volcanic Zone. Both vertical and horizontal joints are common. Fractures in the Rangitaiki ignimbrite formed when it cooled and contracted after flowing into place during an eruption. Stop being so gullible!

[@GreenTeaViewer]

it's a mental illness, people just love to believe in this stuff

[@kimibrowne4440]

Kiwi here, I never knew about this unknown ancient civilization arrived before NZ Maori and quite frankly pissed off that NZ Government stopped archaeologists to research/excavate some of those areas and then finding out there was a particular area was hidden from NZ public under 75-year restriction (i.e. until 2063) because it was declared tapu and under waitangi treaty claim?!

[@eeeaten]

there was no ancient civilization before maori, there is no 75 year restriction. this is made up nonsense. so you'll be pleased to know the government has not hidden information that doesn't exist.

[@lyyliesther984]

Great video. No distracting background music. Careful grounded explanations. Best video I have seen for ages.

[@PsentaGram]

Thumbnail?

[@lyyliesther984]

​@@PsentaGramsorry I don't know what you mean by thumbnail? Is it internet slang ?

[@PsentaGram]

@@lyyliesther984 the image you see in the small preview with the man hugging that wall, is never shown in the video

[@lyyliesther984]

Thats extremely observant of you

[@lyyliesther984]

​@@PsentaGramYes it's a different wall. Shame on them for clickbait. Still it's fascinating what could lay beneath the soil if only we could dig.

[@Abby1952]

The "wall" appears to be quite short. Also, note the jointing is in line through the courses this is not normal practice in wall building. I'd say it's a natural formation.

[@ericwood1942]

caused by????

[@jasperbean1]

@@ericwood1942 Erosion, type of rock. It's too hard for me to explain to make you understand, so I hope there is an actual geologist reading this that can help out. But these kind of lines fragmentation in rock is not uncommon.

[@Abby1952]

@@ericwood1942 Natural fault lines in the rock.

[@user-dy2qq5wh4b]

These sites need to be unearthed already! that will put an end to the questions!

[@anchorpoint5871]

I think the answer is clear already..this is artificial , not natural , it is obvious and it should be front page but the real question is why they are trying to hide it ..

[@19film80]

@@anchorpoint5871Religion and Politics will never allow it

[@Dan-xx5jq]

I believe a lot of it is buried. They need to dig it all up. Humans have to know their history, good or bad.

[@anchorpoint5871]

@@you_what319 narure does not do 90 degres angles...stones stacked on top of each other with straight cuts at regular intervales does not strike me as volcanic formations.

[@prosperquasi190]

Excellent lector ! Nice calming voive, this channel is what i've been looking for

[@danlane6849]

Why do you have a different wall on the thumb nail to this video?

[@eeeaten]

Because he’s a liar

[@rossbiddulph8692]

Made ya click didn't it?

[@MyAncestorsCameByBoat-nd1lf]

To lead the truth seekers away from the real wall that was here with the 3/4 moat

[@eeeaten]

@@MyAncestorsCameByBoat-nd1lf and the alien space craft. and hobbit tombs.

[@MyAncestorsCameByBoat-nd1lf]

@@eeeatenhobbit tombs are not best be near moats for obvious reasons

[@random2829]

Don't forget Oamaru!

[@profittaker6662]

Like in other sciences the new knowledge should effect our current understanding why history, archeology,egyptology etc.. are different in that sense, the old narrative stays, no matter how old stuff is found, either just hidden or just ingnored so the over 100years old narrive stays!!

[@emergentform1188]

This channel is a gift from the universe, and we accept it with humble gratitude.

[@eeeaten]

is there any fantasy nonsense you don't believe?