South America's Megalithic Age!

[@dtr1002]

The quality of your research and the presentation of your work is not only impeccable, but you are being very effective at showing the issues with the mainstream narrative. Thanks so much and please keep going.

[@tobyjugg6202]

Utterly fascinating and thought provoking. I live in northern Thailand and find i am "uncomfortable" with western interpretations of the ruins here. Your measured arguments when coupled with the older texts continue to drive my interests despite having never travelled Peru, instead choosing a brief time looking at Mayan Art and architecture. I wish I was 30 years younger but with my current thirst for knowledge. My sincere thanks for your measured film making and content.

[@SpaldingFraser]

Hi Toby, do yourself a favour and have a look at "cf-apps7865 " , he does videos that touch down on your part of the world. It's no "discovery " doco or a "nova" show, it's just accurately researched information combined with common sense observations that sieves out the woo woo and highlights the obvious . Things like poorly dated constructions and miscredited populations are rectified on this channel. You will love his work on the nazca lines , it answers questions and forces open the history books to have a prequel written in. Just try it, cf-apps7865

[@stephendudley4377]

@Selling Silverman I think he lives in California, heard it in one of his videos

[@FromNothingICome]

@Selling Silverman No not at all. When people say "eastern" as a global generalization, they usually mean stuff that's east of the middle East. I.e. India, Asia, etc. Whereas "Western" is usually intended as "west of the middle East" roughly speaking. But here's where it gets confusing, because that term is also used to mean "of Western society" that is "stuff that was influenced by England / Europe." As such, many people would consider Australia and New Zealand to be "western" countries, even though they're closer to Asia, and pretty far away from anything else we'd call "Western." I often specify "Western country" "Western culture" or "westernized" (culture) but not everyone does...

[@beefsoda1]

I can't help but to feel the same way about this.

[@glennscott8622]

The entire recent series on South America has been extraordinary. Thanks and keep up your amazing work.

[@kartikberry]

Dude, everytime I see one of your creations pop up in my feed, I simply have to drop everything else. Great research, scripting, narration and production. It's almost a crime we get your content for free.

[@AndrewFree]

donate to him!

[@louisemccloskey6847]

Word. I'm exactly the same 🙏

[@sonicorigin-music9472]

couldn't have said it better myself!! :D

[@demounit2505]

Cancel your cable and Patreon guys like Ben like I do instead. CNN and blah blah blah aren't getting any cable money from me anymore - cut. I like having more precise control over where my entertainment dollars go. Micromanage your TV bill. Guys like Ben deserve it.

[@orangesox915]

Amen!!!!!

[@Timejump369]

If school would have been like this I would have totally paid attention. Great piece of information

[@alexsmith8987]

if school would have been like this it wouldnt have been lies therefore it wouldnt have been school

[@ianwilkinson4602]

Teachers generally don't have inquiring minds, they rely on others to do the thinking sadly, not entirely their fault.

[@AnunnakiAaron]

for real

[@japprivera3129]

you are damn right!! .... but, I wouldn't have paid attention anyways... sad moron I am.

[@DANTHETUBEMAN]

Government gets what government wants, dumb down center's to make good workers. I'm a victim also.

[@cfapps7865]

Thanks Ben. Your footage is priceless. Especially now.

[@louie4tops210]

I would like to see you visit some ancient places Chuck.

[@cfapps7865]

@@louie4tops210 I would go today if I could. There was some talks right after the first of the year but those obviously flamed out. Maybe in a year I'd feel comfortable. Maybe. Not worried about getting sick or safety or anything like that, it's just with all the international travel restrictions and rules that are going to be put in place soon the last place I would want to be is out of the country. What a nightmare that has been for some people. It's very possible we could be viewing this situation through much different lenses in a few months. Either way. Way too many unknowns. In fact the most crucial things to figure out and know about going forward.. we haven't a handle on yet.

[@EMurph42]

cf-apps7865 I was thinking about other people’s travel plans, (I can’t fly) wondering when tourism will come back. Especially Peru & Egypt. Like those kids...looks like they are selling bracelets. I’m worried for everybody I guess.

[@cfapps7865]

@@EMurph42 My whole city is wondering about other peoples travel plans. My city is dependent on it. It's devastating. And that's mild. Too much unknown yet. This just started and about 75,000 have died in this country and with no vaccine, no mass instant testing....well. Doesn't take much brains to know what stage we are in. Your worries are justified. But a lot of smart people working on it....wouldn't surprise me if by late summer there are some huge developments in vaccines and instant testing. Until that happens kiss any thoughts of traveling bye-bye. Not being a negative Nelly....just common sense needs to prevail.

[@Scribe13013]

In these unprecedented times

[@RobMellor]

Ben your footage now has the drone addition. You produce the BEST videos on this subject! Absolutely blow the competition out of the water. Keep up the awesome work.

[@tenbear5]

Ben?

[@louisemccloskey6847]

Another first class presentation! Ben you're in a league of your own. Your passion, attention to detail, depth of research and ever evolving open perspective is a gift to us all, truely. The way you are able to present the most epic, significant, and undeniable pieces of evidence for a widely unacknowledged history in such a calm, collected and personal manner is truely commendable. You are a humanitarian whose truth brings both comfort and hope to many a soul. Thank you from the past, present and future. Knowledge is only that once shared. Massive gratitude and respect 🙏 Please stay safe and well 😊. ✨Lou, Perth WA. PS. Wicked lightening footage! 🌩️

[@alcornell4257]

Very nicely put Louise. Am I wrong in my perception that the ratio of women to men, who bear an interest in depth in the utterly astounding and obvious facts involved with these megalithic structures, is curiously low? If so, you should feel proud to be a member of a select group. Anyhow, you have my respect, I'm glad to see your support for Ben and I'm sure Ben is too. Maybe you should christen a "women behind Ben" movement.

[@jamess3241]

You spelled truly wrong

[@macclesfieldufosociety5490]

I was about to make a very similar comment to yours on Ben's wonderful film. That is until I saw your comment and realised that I could not have said it better. Thank you Louise.

[@Litehousenation]

🏜️

[@Litehousenation]

​@@jamess3241 😂🏜️

[@MrPryorMan]

Wow Ben, this footage is almost 3-D quality, looks great, and the audio (which is very important to any video) is perfect. Thank you for the care and attention you give to your viewers. I always look forward to your next history lesson. 👍

[@karlp8484]

When local inhabitants can't tell you the origin of the structures they live amongst, and clearly lack the technology to reproduce it, that's unequivocal evidence of a hard reset. So hard, they don't even have a story about it. It's just (from their perspective) always been there.

[@iandalziel7405]

@A H - working those angles...

[@barrantesgomez]

Same Egypt

[@MrBottlecapBill]

I'd like to see you build a steam engine. I'll wait.......no reset is needed. Just a lack of desire or purpose.

[@Racistobama]

An reasonably intelligent person with the means and motivation could figure out how to build a steam engine. Nobody can figure out how they made these ancient structures. Your point is fallacious in the extreme.

[@Nathan-gn3ls]

Or it's due to genocide by Spanish conquistadors, which took all knowledge with it.

[@colonelangus1709]

Michael Shermer: "um, ..no I've never been to Giza" Graham Hancock: "oh dear" haha

[@Michael-xm4ux]

Interviewer: “You say you are a successful, professional investor with decades of experience and have made millions. What do you invest?” Interviewee:“Lottery”

[@PaulMiller1962]

Cheers from Sacramento, Ben. Your content and dialog keep getting better exponentially. The brief statement you made at the end of this video regarding your work helping to reshape the current trajectory of humankind thought and action needs to be repeated often. Your work is much more than an interesting distraction, it is helping to uncover more of the missing and destroyed puzzle pieces of our human origins. I have been a supporter through Patreon for many months and plan to continue. I strongly encourage others to support Ben. This world needs his work to continue!!

[@UnchartedX]

Thanks for the kind words Paul! I wasn't sure whether or not to frame it like that, but it is how I feel about the subject - the more people that are aware of our past the more chance we have of putting our current civilization, and it's future, into some context.

[@PaulMiller1962]

@@UnchartedX Totally agree. My wife has asked me, "but what does it matter if a previous human civilization existed. How does it help our current world situation?" I told her that if true, it requires a deconstruction of the story we tell about our past. That deconstruction must then lead to a reconstruction. For me the reconstruction will allow the world of metaphysics that was severed from academic study several 100 years ago to become part of the new story. Do not understate your role as an alchemist!!

[@stuartbreeze1957]

Yet another interesting and thought provoking history lesson. The visuals are fascinating. However, your overall content and narration sets the imagination racing. One can almost invisage the people, their lives and, their experiences. Thank you Ben. Thank you.

[@ianrobson9601]

I know what you mean. The video segment around 31:43 had me seeing, in my minds eye, people at work , laying stones.

[@geoffallan3804]

One thing I love about your videos... you show us what these locations actually look like. Instead of just the exact perfect "artistic" perspective, we now can see what a visitor to the site would see. I genuinely hope to get down to this area at some point. Where I am now was under a LOT of ice back when this stuff was being built.

[@walterhoward5686]

When was this being built ? I think the time line is way off . Off by so much, that there's been enough time for a bulldozer, high lift crane or a Bridgeport milling machine to now be just a brown spot in the dirt ?

[@geoffallan3804]

@@walterhoward5686 - That's literally exactly what I have said. Metal machinery would be oxidized to powder in a few thousand years.

[@TheDAT9]

Think more on the lines of Tesla. Geo mangneto electricity. Sound waves, vibration, resonance. The American Deep State have obtained some of this knowledge and are currently experimenting with it.@@walterhoward5686

[@johnmqueripel2367]

Tremendous work on this, so interesting that these older explorers had an open mind, or rather just acknowledged the evidence in front of them. I wonder why academics today are so closed minded and rather ignorant of technology and construction. Many thanks.

[@Dr.Gunsmith]

John M Queripel absolutely

[@angelinegrows7765]

I watch many good history research documentaries on KZbin that you would not see in mainstream media , I am now in no doubt that there is a heavily censored and ‘ironed out’ presentation of reality past and present

[@TheDAT9]

The Cult have stopped serious research on these kinds of sites. They have found ancient knowledge of the our true past and don't want us plebs knowing about it. They own the MSM. They own Academia. They own the politicians. But ,THEY are, doing research on what they have found.

[@burt3498]

Thanks Ben! Lightning on video was cool too see...as well as all the other eye candy! THanks!!

[@thefullmonte1902]

Markhams expressed humanitarianism in this non-humanitarian age is quite astonishing.

[@sheridanrambo8620]

Never stop Ben! .... These videos are more educational than any college cares to offer! Thank you so much!!

[@lukepappe]

I wonder what treasures and secrets lay underneath the water at lake titicaca! Great video mate! 👍

[@howardfreeland5595]

The lake has an UFO presence, apparently as well as the archaeology.

[@howardfreeland5595]

@Richi RIch agreed

[@stevecharles7967]

Excellent. Keep up the good work. We are in the middle of a paradigm shift in our understanding of history. The YD event is the game changer.

[@1911bela]

I need to thank you for the fantastic work. It is truly outstanding compared to other content and I'm happy to contribute in my patroonship.

[@clindsay8362]

Thanks Ben - stunning footage, great excerpts from Markham et al. A real treat.

[@pettydaniel]

Interesting hearing the studies of victorian adventurers. Good to see the ruins while you read their words. Fascinating!

[@michaelgorman1486]

Continuously raising the bar, your work is awesome Ben. I look forward to each and every new video you produce, consistent and well researched work ! Thank you Ben.

[@frankie8958]

So dam happy that someone Finally mentioned the work on Posnansky.. love your channel..

[@chrisoakley7071]

new unchartedx video ...hell yes ben !!!! your videos have been highlights of my day for the last 2 months thanks from everyone homie !

[@kingxenomorph3056]

Someone once told me take everything you've learned in school and throw it out the window!i!

[@mickleblade]

I've got to admit, there's very little I was taught at school that's been of any use. Ok, reading, writing, basic maths, but most of it was an excuse to keep left wing teachers in employment.

[@mjimih]

@@mickleblade yes haha you learned nothing!

[@toddprifogle7381]

@@mickleblade Why do the ultraright wing purveyors of mainstream academia employ left wing teachers ? Because they only pay slave wages of course . Lesson 1 the ultra right doesnt stay ultra wealthy by letting anything trickle down .

[@kingxenomorph3056]

@@toddprifogle7381 nail on the head!!!! Ha Ha

[@kingxenomorph3056]

@@mickleblade honestly I knew all that before Middle School rest was torture!!!

[@psalc7445]

Such a great program! I'm so delighted to find your channel. Thanks for your research and media-making

[@VixJustTryingOK]

Love this! Someday soon I’m visiting as many of these as I can.

[@BlueEternities]

Another fantastic video, as always = D Thank you so much for all of your efforts in healing our history!

[@andrewporrelli8268]

Posnanski did maticulas work and yet other historians didn't take notice sadly. Love your informative videos. Saw some new sites in this clip I had never heard of or seen. (I'm a megalithic site video junkie.) Great to see another Aussie who can see that what is seen on the ground isn't indicitive of what it says in the history books. Too much just does not fit and is most certainly worth open minded investigations without the ridicule. Keep up the great work mate!

[@mightychicken7774]

When I saw your show pop up on my notifications, I started watching it right away. This channel is just so damn fun. Keep up the hard work! It is very appreciated by so many. Good luck mate!

[@toddmetzger]

Thank you Ben for picking up on these older researchers. Would be very interesting to explore some of the writings that these authors reference that are more closely tied to the native populations. That is if they still exist, haven't been lost or destroyed.

[@Mossyz.]

I learn more with just watching one of your vids then i did in my whole school life . I love your passion in story telling . ....And the quality of your viewers comments speaks louder then words can describe ! You have my sub Sir .

[@JW-qu8fj]

hell yeah, was just watching your older stuff when I got the notification

[@davidnelson4960]

Fabulous production. Thank you particularly for introducing older works and mindful writers.

[@brianriley5108]

I'm looking forward to the next chapter!

[@joshb8302]

Ben, thank you for putting these videos together for us. You really do have a knack for laying the info out in an interesting and easy to follow way. I look forward to the next video.

[@andrewroberts152]

Thanks Ben, another great lesson 👍🏻 might I add on the catastrophe side of the megalithic era- with the younger dryers. Although this could well be the cause for their decline, I find the vegetation and elevation side very interesting. I am a subscriber of suspicious observers, I find a very strong link between the two of these topics. I would love it if you took the time to look into this, maybe one day compare this catastrophe in a video. They talk about space weather (suspicious observers) thanks again Ben 👌👌👌👌

[@TheJordsd1]

I was just about to reference Suspicious Observers. Thanks for bringing it up.

[@iandalziel7405]

In the great cycles of time - does the Spin Cycle come after the Younger Dryers? I know the Rinse Cycle was pretty devastating... :- )

[@ian-c.01]

Incredibly fascinating ! I'm glad I've been able to take the time to watch most of your previous videos which provide lots of background information and supporting details for this video. There is so much to take in on this subject and you are documenting it very well, it's obvious that we have barely scratched the surface yet ! Looking forward to future videos.

[@hilslamer]

To be redundant to all of the others here, another epic set of evidence and rational speculation. Well done. Any intention to share your reading list(s)? Or links to places/PDFs to read the works you refer to online?

[@daledodanious1]

Refreshing. Non-Dogmatic. The way you orate is honest logical speaks to a broad audience and leaves your peers wanting. Minds like yours enables progression towards the unknown. Well done! Keep asking the right questions!

[@erichaskell]

Authors of an earlier age had open minds; today, public and government financial grants, as has academia, ironed new thought and inspections quite flat, monotonous.

[@pooheadlou]

Oh, you're being too nice.

[@Trollificusv2]

Your generalization shows you haven't studied the history of science very closely. While we do seem to be at risk of falling into "government-approved science" today, check Lysenkoism, Giordano Bruno, or Antoine Lavoisier vs. "meteors" for examples of NON-open minds in those "earlier ages". Also, just curious, what noble, open-minded source of "financial grants" for scientific work do you imagine existed in the past? For a long time, we had science done by members of the nobility, (who were the equivalent of our Bezos/Gates/Walton class of uber-wealthy people, except they didn't even have to provide a product or service to society) and by people dependent on them for patronage. Do you romanticize that era? Because it was pretty awful for most people.

[@gatsby6815]

One of the best done and most informative podcasts from UncharteredX.

[@blueeye6545]

Aw man! This would’ve been perfect on my research paper on this very exact thing!

[@chrisdixonstudios]

Appreciate your sharing of our human history..especially respect your historical and emperical research efforts. As I follow and look forward to each of your presentations i can see you developing and forming a greater picture with clarity. It is refreshing to see a "younger" man explain opinions with such research and actual visits. Future generations of knowledge grows upon such foundations. Godspeed UnchartedX-Man!

[@robsan52]

A couple people sounded like they thought 'The Incan Kings List ' was somehow hard to find. It took me all of 15 seconds to do a search that came up with info on the List in both academic and non-academic websites.

[@MISSIONCAT11]

This is an excellent video, combining science, mystery, and a continuing scenic panorama, and completely professional. The part about the arctic invasion was eerie and raised the hairs on the back of my neck. Well done.

[@Chelo367]

Also... little attention is paid to the fact that INCA people themselves did not claim to have built these structures, according to vast oral tradition...

[@Anth369]

Brilliant work! Thanks Ben. Have travelled the world looking at all this sites myself, you're bringing back memories and i'm loving the insight and research. I'm now a patreon supporter!

[@QuestionsStuff]

Cool a Ben vid I'm going to crawl back into my warm bed with a hot morning coffee and watching this :)

[@groundhog7092]

⚡Really good...loved the lighting and the scenic drive too 🚗

[@JimmyRJump]

Near lake Titi-Caca all kinds of crops were grown thanks to chemicals used as fertiliser, or at least, a mix of chemically altered fertiliser that still has an influence til this day and still lets you grow crops that normally don't thrive there. Satellite photos have revealed that the whole of South America once was one giant terraced vegetable garden that could feed around 50 to 100 million people per year. So many things to uncover. Thanks Benski for a very instructive video.

[@ZiggyDan]

Apparently the Inca's imported huge amounts of Guano. Far more than what was needed for fertilizer.

[@iandalziel7405]

*Terra preta* - South American cultures had a mastery of soil sciences and delicate ecosystems. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terra_preta

[@salamanca1954]

I don't know where you are getting information about chemical fertilizer in the region, but researchers have found that the fields near Tiwanaku were laced with canals, which not only provided water to the raised beds of crops between them, but provided a warm microclimate that prevented the crops from freezing during the cold dry nights.

[@JimmyRJump]

@@salamanca1954 If you're into ancient advanced civilizations you should know about this. It was a huge thing and this 'super fertilizer' was even in the news years ago.

[@r.a.zekauskas8109]

Hey Ben, hope this message finds you well. I really enjoyed this video. I must go back and watch the previous two. I like how you have really incorporated the primaries with footage that follows the narrative! Spectacular, this coming from an insatiable consumer of 'LAHT' content. You really may be the best producer/editor of all the channels I follow, and I follow a lot...lol. The narrative content is very balanced and presents these marvels with an appropriate amount of skepticism in the face of such incredible sites. Cheers, Andrew

[@JohnDoe-tm2sc]

I totally concur admiration of somewhat sophisticated magnificence of "Victorian" English. Thanks.

[@iandalziel7405]

Free thinkers and adventurers including some not preoccupied with their own superiority.

[@Trollificusv2]

@@iandalziel7405 I'll propose that you are PROJECTING their "preoccupation with their own superiority". Sure, back in the Colonial Era, people took Western "superiority" for granted, but I doubt "preoccupation" describes their mindset. That seems more like "projection" on your part, brought on by the social media illness that requires people to constantly note their superiority to people in the past. It also creates the "preoccupation" with status relative to others that you decry in Victorians in the Age of Exploration. Indeed, among the bluecheckerati, it seems more of an "obsession" than a mere "preoccupation", and great is the smugnorance generated thereby.

[@mystijkissler8183]

You have a talent in the way you deliver information; pointing out the significant highlights and contrasts ...great with the camera shots for perspective....well done.

[@cannibalwealth6936]

Thank you Ben

[@Greenninjadjh]

Really well presented again. You bring great quality information, analysis and supporting visual from your own tangible experiences. Love it.

[@nicholas1254]

The carvings remind me of Hindi/Buddhist paintings; tusked humanoids, dancing poses, animal staffs, highly numerical. Atari = oldskool geek :D

[@athanasiospatsis7720]

The storm at 43' is such a beautiful shot... so lucky! Nice video by the way!

[@SpaldingFraser]

No mention of the geopolymer methods used to make H blocks etc ? It was probably their greatest works in alchemy

[@SpaldingFraser]

Who ever they were

[@Mrbfgray]

@@SpaldingFraser Especially how the exactly mimic rock quarries in the general area, in other words--BULLSHIT on 'geopolymer' hypothesis.

[@robinhill259]

good job... well researched, well written and lovely views of the megalithic sites

[@dakkefernet8585]

UnchartedX and Hancock crosses a road and then vanish... Zahi Hawass: mmmh, ketchup.

[@moooda4317]

Wonderful review of the ruins. Fascinating to learn of Markham's work. Great job.

[@ianonymous3803]

The 'geological' upheaval(s) may have been the repeated glaciation and de-glaciation, bearing in mind the ENORMOUS weight of the ice forcing some land downward, and the subsequent re-bound at end of the ice age(s), with the meltwater forcing down other parts of the Earths crust/seabed. Picture a see-saw.

[@parisite99]

Isostatic rebound. 👍🏻

[@howardfreeland5595]

@@parisite99 Yes, geologists are familiar with that, as Lake Erie is currently rebounding. But, that takes thousands of years and could not account for 2000 - 3000 feet as stated in this video.

[@iandalziel7405]

X-cellent work Ben! Thanks from little ol' New Zealand.

[@mjimih]

During the Builders time, it must of gotten real warm for awhile, causing jungles higher up the mountains, higher lake Titicaca, and almost all of Antarctica's ice was melted.

[@mjimih]

... antarctica, maybe just thawed around the edges actually. And is why those earliest of maps Hancock found were showing the entire coastline of Antarctica b4 1500ad. #MindBlowing

[@iandalziel7405]

@@mjimih - it's doing it again at the moment! www.livescience.com/uncharted-island-discovered-antarctica.html and www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-reason-antarctica-is-melting-shifting-winds-driven-by-global-warming/

[@jasonrichards1585]

Wow, I’m so glad I came across your video. I have been searching for more detail about ancient cultures that is backed by good research. Fabulous video, great source material and wonderful footage! I travelled to the Sacred Valley in Peru almost 3 years ago and have been fascinated with the pre-Inca civilization/megalithic builders ever since then, reading and watching whatever I can find. I look forward to watching more of your videos.

[@reina4969]

The alpaca and native potato varieties could be dated for when they branched off. Has anyone done that research?

[@J0krswy1d]

Very much appreciate that you used your own pictures and video! Extremely well done. Thank you!

[@superstitiouspre-literatep9730]

HELL TO THE YIZZEH! Hope all is good over where you're at!

[@AndDrewbustamante]

That was cool i enjoyed seeing all the megalithic rock walls and designs. I'm so drawn to all of it,I love it❤!!!!! Can never get enough of it.

[@dtmwoodworks]

Well done once again! I know the correlation of the 12 angle stone and the 12 months of a calendar but how come no one ever points out the 13 point stone on the opposite side of the wall? Anyway, great job and can't wait for the next video! Why does this guy only have 85k subscribers? Get the word out people!!

[@royroy7814]

Wonderful video. I especially enjoyed hearing those eloquent words from the early explorer unbound by the current dogma

[@dtmwoodworks]

You make me constantly reminisce about my trips to Peru. I'm luck to be married to a Peruvian beauty. Next time you go, I have a great recommendation for a hotel on the shore of Lake Titicaca. Castillo del Titicaca...look into it. Great owner and his family is beautiful! Juan Carlos is also a great host!

[@UnchartedX]

Thanks, I'll check it out! I have my favorite place at Copacobana on the bolivian site, but I love hearing about other options :)

[@victorsmith311]

Absolutely fascinating. Extremely well researched and produced.

[@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster]

You would been better off making a texts only videos that blinks every 10 seconds “THE HISTORY OF OUR PLANET IS WRONG”! It would of saved you so much time.

[@mizofan]

he does a grand job

[@schoolhomevrtechnologyassi6286]

What would that offer that is better than actual information? Perhaps you are _just_ a millennial with no patience for, or appreciation of general knowledge acquisition as a secondary life goal!!?

[@christinewilde110]

I love listening you reading Markham's work. I think I need to listen to more please. A great match.

[@christianlingurar7085]

good grief, we needed the third decade of the internet to face it that almost all of 20th century pre written history is plain crap. school history tells you more about the mindset of the "historians" than about the past ongoings. this is where I learned to detest the work of "old white men", it's always dominated by unspeakable hubris. I'm very afraid it's all the same with all the other arts...

[@andrewjohnston4811]

there are few POC historians, actually what you have probably been subjected to is revisionist history by cultural Marxists who commandeered the academic world in the 20th century. They were sympathetic to the ideologies of communism. The USSR GRU called it "the long march through the institutions", the result being the current political correctness, multicultural, inclusive, acceptance, empathy orthodoxy now polluting the entire civilised world, part of which narrative is that all cultures are equal, and should intermingle indiscriminately.

[@liquidpza]

​@@andrewjohnston4811 I agree that there's plenty of danger in taking PC culture too far, but viewing multicultural inclusivity, acceptance, and empathy as a pollutant is quite disturbing. People too often equate compassion with weakness, and that outlook in itself has mutated countless societies into nationalist hellscapes.

[@iandalziel7405]

With the third decade of the internet should also come the realisation that putting all our eggs in the 'electromagnetic culture' basket will be our undoing, when the next Carrington Event* occurs. Clement Marham would have been 29 when it happened - his notebooks would've been unaffected - though of course always susceptible to fire and water and other agents of erosion and entropy. *see: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_storm_of_1859

[@mayjornales8685]

Amazing, amazing, A M A Z I N G !!! You've really put a whole new-level of TRUE DOCUMENTARY man! So awe-inspiring and worth-watching! Glad I stumbled upon your channel. Btw, you've walked too fast around 43:20 where your captured amazing shots of the lightnings across the horizon/sea... great shots of those lightings up to 44:41 but what really sets the bar of your documentaries were the research and footnotes you've interjected from the great writers/researchers of the past... you've introduced fresh info and discoveries from these Ancient & Mysterious Megaliths... your videos are that COMPACT with KNOWLEDGE - THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING!

[@paulgrosse7631]

Here is an interesting collection of thoughts: # today, there are still hunter-gatherers - often in the Amazon jungle and places like that; # we are highly civilised and have generally lost the abilities that we would need in order to survive, should we find ourselves stripped of the supply chains and so on, of modern civilisation; # we are technologically quite advanced, being able to go to the moon, send spaceships all over the solar system, do micro electronics and so on and are advancing all of the time; # we are not paying enough attention to the rocks and ice that float around the inner solar system; # there is sort-of-evidence that there was a sub-species of tall, ginger-haired human in the US that dwelled in a cave that was burned, killing the allegedly cannibalistic occupants, suggesting that other human-like species are still around us even though we seem to make them go extinct every now and then; # we keep finding new skeletons of sub-species of human in caves and so on; and, # the genetic make-up of current human population suggests that it is made up of many groups including Neanderthals. That is the situation now. Suppose that was also the situation 12900 years ago. The only ones to survive would be: those who can re-learn the hunter-gatherer skills; and, those who are already hunter-gatherers. It might be that we are the descendants of the hunter-gatherers of 12900 years ago. Maybe any survivors used their technology to build things like the pyramids and so on that would survive time. Maybe, like the ginger haired giants of the US cave, they were over time, killed off or died out, leaving a population of H-G descendants to try to carry it on, hence: cyclopian stones all over the world with poorer efforts built on top of them;. fantastic stone cutting skills as in the jars found in Egypt; the dug out caves in China; much of which we cannot do yet (must be possible, they exist).

[@benhager2559]

im always looking forward to new videos // ty uncharted x always excited when u have a new upload

[@PhiTonics]

My favorite part of your channel is you reading what the first explorers said, such great adventures.

[@jessedasilva512]

The artwork is stunningly beautiful... Easily rivaling anything in Egypt or other wise. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@blogovitchxyz]

Every one of your videos makes me both more amazed and convinced in the existence of a pre-historic civilization. Thank you for such brilliant and brave work.

[@moneymagnet7345]

Again, another masterpiece. Ben, you should be extremely proud of yourself. Outstanding work as always!

[@patricedechabot1708]

Dear Ben, thank you so much for these wonderful video's. I just regret that sometimes you film too quick... I love your explanations and ideas... Again thank you !

[@1Meter]

Have just started watching, just had to say I'm so happy for a new video!

[@HellCatt0770]

Great video! The idea of ‘upheaval’ is also talked about by Velikovsky. You should get the Ssssnake brothers on a podcast!

[@corvuslight]

Thank you for sharing the information out of those books...priceless!

[@dustinbanneddotvideo2082]

Awsome information as always, thankyou for your contribution to people that have similar interests...

[@extremebicy]

This is one remarkable documentary I have ever seen, well explained and lots of facts, I was honored to have seen it, very professionally done, thanks

[@damned8844]

Great footage and narration Ben! Great Job! Tiwanaku culture is mesmerizing!!

[@WideAwakeHuman]

Man watched a couple of your videos now and you're seriously good.. like top of the heap, especially on KZbin. Great job

[@ElyseNOTElsey]

I could listen to you read allll day. Your videos are amazing!

[@JongiB96]

100k subs coming up soon and I couldn't be more excited! (Hope there's a special episode coming up as celebration :D) I am so glad that your channel and work is reaching more and more people as it ages.. You're like a history teacher I never had, but I'm grateful that I do now.

[@michelblanchet142]

Thank you,great research,very informative video. Even for a non native English reader this elegant English of the 19th century is a delight ..

[@mediagrant]

Ben your work is just brilliant and so easy to understand. You have a real talent and an amazing way of presenting the topics you do.

[@hypersasquatch1]

your script is so great!. a wonderful listen ! the footage accompanying it is fun to watch.

[@adrianwarner8686]

Thank you for providing us with superb quality content again and again.