Sunday Site Visit 76: ANCIENT JAPAN - Granite Quarry Mt. Nokogiri

[@Kevin-finity]

I know this place, and this is the first time that I can see all those details. The pattern of these quarries looks exactly the same as that of Longyou Caves in China. Longyou Caves is also a place that will blow people's minds that we still can't explain how the ancients could do this and who and when did this. Looking at these ancient sites all over the world that have obvious connections makes me believe there was definitely a civilization before us.

[@faragraf9380]

there was, in Germany as well. and they did all the same, as if they were connected.

[@francischambless5919]

Where did all the stone end up at? On the island somewhere else? Taken off the island? To where?

[@bobharless8066]

I had the same question! Where is all that granite?

[@Gilliemist]

Almost identical surface finish to Longyou Caves as has been mentioned by lots of people. But this question is what struck me, where did it all go? I know in the case of Longyou Caves they don’t have that explanation yet. Anyone know?

[@PetalosFam]

Thanks to this video I can see clearly what Quarrying looks like. Nice to get that differentiation between old approach and new.

[@thelandofchem]

@@PetalosFam thank you Petalos!

[@jesus4400]

Melted bricks and concrete by Noah's Flood, 4.400 years ago Read the Bible to know the Truth.

[@Alkimi]

​@@jesus4400then read the Septuagint and the Torah to see how the Truth evolved over time, and ask yourself why. Just don't spend too much time doing so, unless you plan to make a career of it somehow. So much of the Truth is quite useless in practical terms.

[@Parabola001]

at 21:30 notice how the toolmarks are mirrored on the facing walls of that corridor. On the left wall the striations go diagonally from top right to bottom left, on the right wall they go from top left to bottom right.

[@ggfortune888]

I don't see the point of leaving extensive, precise and uniform excavation marks by hand, especially on the rock face of a quarry. I'm convinced they are a by-product of excavation by excavating machinery. I was born and raised near this quarry, but until now I had never seen or heard any info in the mass media mentioning the strange excavation marks at this quarry. Thanks to the internet, I have learned that in my country there were faint traces of a lost prehistoric civilization. Thank you for featuring this place, The Land of Chem!

[@justinb9387]

The marks are from Liquid Mercury - they leave that residue on the rock. They then put a pool of mercury floating on the floor with a positive charge , then they line the bottom of the cut stone blocks with coating of liquid mercury with a negative charge - this then repels the stone from the ground - the negative charged mercury hits the postive charged mercury and creates a hoovering effect for the stone , if you have ever seen magnets then you would understand that its how it works. I have tried it and have moved 40 tons blocks around , its so easy , they just glide around.

[@ggfortune888]

@@justinb9387 Thank you! 🙋

[@ElizabethEvans-uk2dw]

Absolutely amazing! Love the scenery and sounds of nature.

[@thelandofchem]

@@ElizabethEvans-uk2dw thank you!

[@brosettastone7520]

WOW. Those scoop marks are UNCANNY to the marks at the unfinished obelisk at Aswan. Incredible. It’s so very clear that the narrative is VERY wrong. We are living in interesting times my friends

[@TerezaTaylor-l8f]

The marks look exactly the same as those in the caves in China.

[@shanon72327]

And in the caves in Petra

[@Alkimi]

That steep rail certainly suggests a high-speed transport method. I wonder if perhaps gyroscopic mechanisms or maybe even some sort of mag-lev technology was employed?

[@zorro-xk9gh]

what a real good job man , among the best thing I see on prehistoric granit .

[@DavidHallSquatchbait]

That was absolutely freaking awesome…. Thanks for sharing.👍👍

[@כייף_עם_מאיה]

Exactly! These marks astonishingly resemble modern machinery teeth marks. So it does tickles to believe at least something from the ancient high tech channels..

[@TerezaTaylor-l8f]

I would love to know how they cut the rock it looks very systematic. Presumably they quarried from top down.

[@ronanzann4851]

Someone or something is keeping an EYE on you at (28:48).

[@Thuspokedante]

I have been fascinated with the Kofun period for a while now, not long after finding your work did I dive into Yamatai Koku, and not once did I make the connection between the Uk sites and what is in Japan. Keep em coming Geoffrey

[@faragraf9380]

cat is amazing. this cart ruts have to do with quarry, they cut stones like this, all over world. show us one scratched piece very near. This quarry is very high. How did they manage the hight? egypt unfinished obelisk is done in a different way. better you are well dressed because of that hornets. This Japanese guy seems grazy with flipps. you can visit Germanys Schwarzwald, we have same.

[@kakkoii242]

Why have I never heard about this place before? The scale of this is amazing.

[@AirborneAnt]

Glad I found your channel!!!

[@thelandofchem]

Welcome aboard!

[@ArnoWalter]

Hannibal Lecter blinks more than this dude.

[@DR-dudders]

The Japan visit is awesome.

[@thelandofchem]

Thank you Dudder!

[@xXturbo86Xx]

33:51 Who said anything about these having being made by humans? We don't know anything about prehistory.

[@alexandremarcelino7360]

Incrível! Muito muito impressionante.

[@coldshot5555]

To see those scoop marks being made would blow your mind! I'll bet!!! (me too!!!)

[@CoffeeFiend1]

It still amazes me how they can manage feats like that with dolerite poundin' stones.

[@finley.h]

@@CoffeeFiend1 🤭

[@justinb9387]

The marks are from Liquid Mercury - they leave that residue on the rock. They then put a pool of mercury floating on the floor with a positive charge , then they line the bottom of the cut stone blocks with coating of liquid mercury with a negative charge - this then repels the stone from the ground - the negative charged mercury hits the postive charged mercury and creates a hoovering effect for the stone , if you have ever seen magnets then you would understand that its how it works. I have tried it and have moved 40 tons blocks around , its so easy , they just glide around.

[@jn1182]

And do you have a video proof of this claim?

[@daniellissenburgh1584]

Im trying to understand the cut marks process, horizontal cuts/scoops but also angled cuts together!

[@jesus4400]

The Noah's flood is the key to understand how those bricks and concrete were melted and underwent metamorphic changes. Read the Bible to know the Truth.

[@Alkimi]

my thoughts exactly. I'm about to do a search now to learn about different known quarrying methods. It seems to me that the horizontal marks are the result of the length of the cutting tool they were using ? 🤷‍♂️ They certainly seemed to have no trouble cutting stone very quickly in ancient times. That's the impression that I get. It sure seems to suggest a technique that has been lost to time, just like those cart-rails suggest an unknown method of transport.

[@Rosetau432]

@@Alkimi underground continous miners make similar toolmarks

[@Alkimi]

@@Rosetau432 good point. i imagine those marks could have been made by a long chain or cable saw

[@Rosetau432]

@@Alkimi But how do you work with a long chain in conditions like osiris shaft in egypt?

[@geochelone39]

Dude hiking in slippers

[@candui-7]

Yonaguni had to have been in operation prior to 11.6 thousand years ago and likely older than 14 ka at which point sea levels rose over 150 meters for unexplained reasons. Graham Hancock has just shown two papers giving evidence for excessive atmospheric heavy metals at ca 14 ka. Albedo disruption caused by this dust in turn precipitated meltwater pulse 1A I suspect.

[@thelandofchem]

Fascinating site! I may need to work on my scuba diving certification ;)

[@sshreddderr9409]

they look exactly like the marks left by certain modern drilling machines

[@daniellissenburgh1584]

Looks just like the Longyou quarry in China 👊

[@amyntazoe9831]

The one under water that they emptied!! Yes

[@noblesse3ento]

Why premier videos at minute 33 past the hour? Lex does it too 👀

[@zorro-xk9gh]

putain , le mec n'a pas cligné des yeux pendant les 5 premières minutes .wonderful work ...from france .

[@nowar73]

Great ❤

[@adamerrington323]

Astonishing Geoffrey thanks so much! Ps at top of hill I’d say sleds not carts.

[@thelandofchem]

My pleasure, thank you Adam!

[@random2829]

Some say "quarrying" some say "scavenging". A very interesting site.

[@kirielizabeth9098]

I’m sorry to ask a question about a different subject but do you have any interest in Mount Nemrut?

[@thelandofchem]

@@kirielizabeth9098 yo Kiri! It has come up before several times in my research and is on the list for future investigation

[@AirborneAnt]

I been studying these ancient megalithic sites for years and I have come to a conclusion…there are 2 different civilizations being lumped/merged/counted as 1 civilization…the people who built these structures…and then the people who moved into them…2 very different civilizations…

[@ebrassy]

They used to use sledges to get those stones downhill, not a cart, that's why you get those cart tracks

[@ebrassy]

search this media: Dangerous but ingenious sliding technique they use to transport tons of wood

[@PetalosFam]

Good job keeping up with Flip Flops! lol

[@thelandofchem]

@@PetalosFam he was super fast on the way down!

[@t.lis.]

Thanks :)

[@plopdoo339]

Land of Chem is the same as the land of Ham. The Chemetic people ARE the Hamitic people. The origins of physics and chemistry comes directly from these people.

[@MrPenguln]

good work guys!

[@thelandofchem]

@@MrPenguln thank you Penguin!

[@MM180.9]

Amazing, can you go to the ministry of something and ask for a Druid grant to further this adventure? But maybe you'll want another one an hour later. Best site on the internet ❤❤

[@brandonjackson1434]

Maybe they let the stones down the small cart system to use the weight of the stone going down to do work for them at the top somehow ,thats alot of leverage in energy if applied properly

[@PetalosFam]

Love when you go off the beaten path!

[@thelandofchem]

@@PetalosFam oh there is a lot more of that coming up in this series... and HUGE Members Only episode for this month

[@zorro-xk9gh]

here is "Atlantide" .

[@orionselmanoff994]

Aloha from Maui

[@thelandofchem]

@@orionselmanoff994 yo Orion!

[@greatgambino]

Great video! You have discovered something for the megolyythic mania people that most did not have a clue. But are you sure those first excavations were done by the original Qurarriers? And when do they say that those original quarries occurred? Its been mentioned a few times here but those marks you attribute to ancients look very much like modern mining excavations. The issue on those marks in modern excavations are that they are chewing out rocks into debris for mining purposes, not quarrying. Gold mines, copper mines etc use this machine to make ore to refine to get the mineral content that they are looking for in the stone. It is hard to see how it would be efficient or practical to leave those wavy, shallow scoop marks for removing a solid piece of granite. Regardless if it was ancient or modern. Are you sure there wasn't any ore mining in this area for minerals locked in this stone? I am a mechanical engineer and quite familiar with hard rock mining. But what perplexes me the most are the straight, right angles opening left in the parent bed rock some times many feet above. And the square blocks taken out of bedrock leaving a perfect right angle box hole. There is no way modern quarrying would do that and I have to wonder why even ancient quarrying would do so unless they are using some completely unknown technology and it was not a big deal to them. Otherwise it would be a complete waste of effort.

[@jesperclausen2046]

Amazing ❤

[@maximvsdread1610]

AW ! I wanted to walk all the way down to the parking lot :(

[@billysgarden-u9s]

malta cart ruts lol they have them in Barton creek in austin texas. funny thing is there are not ox trails in the middle. different propulsion system

[@candui-7]

The Barton Creek tracks are in Limestone? The erosion appears older than 150 years.

[@billysgarden-u9s]

@@candui-7 These ruts are world from the previous civilaztion. not sure if they are connected with the mud flood reset

[@candui-7]

@@billysgarden-u9s Never heard of the mud flood.

[@farmingwithnature]

And "they" need food, water, shelter,medical assistant...I'm confused 🤔🤔🤔

[@TheAneraaaa]

the after marks are so uniform.

[@Rosetau432]

these marks (these curved lines) are everywhere around the globe. Found them in Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, CZ, Osiris Shast as u mentioned, Baalbek, Petra, and so on. If you want some pictures of Germany and Switzerland hit me up.

[@KAL5370]

Some weird sounding bugs there.

[@StanJan]

@ 19:33 This is the first time. FIRST TIME Anyone has shown this on the internet. Scoops WITH parallel Scarification

[@thelandofchem]

@@StanJan welcome aboard Stan!

[@PetalosFam]

Some crazy bird noises.

[@StanJan]

You Truly have no comprehension of what you just did. This is incredible

[@carladamcarter]

I always forget about the whack ass house music in the background

[@rodneynikora358]

❤

[@brandonjackson1434]

I dont see individual huts with a hammer metal or stone to make those diagonal lines,i imagine a tiol of somkind making a heavy duty tooth like tool making one hard stroke per line,it would take more hits with a hammer than there are sands on all the beaches ,but easily achievable look with hand tools

[@carladamcarter]

Recorded with a trail camera

[@orionselmanoff994]

Only power supply. No fertilizer?

[@kakkoii242]

This guy walking in flip flops...

[@jonathankee3129]

I'm curious to know, how did the Japanese people respond to your tattoos?

[@thelandofchem]

No one cared. Lots of Japanese people have tattoos

[@joeroberts4408]

MAGMA

[@ChrisBean99_01]

Blink 😜

[@thelandofchem]

@@ChrisBean99_01 no.

[@daisydog388]

The quary tool marks look like modern mining machine marks 🤪 google modern mining and compare 🤪

[@iacopograndi1809]

You can’t seriously believe it was all handmade…it’s just too much…

[@candui-7]

Handwork is far less toxic than power tool work. The previous chemical/metal extractors seemed to have a "less toxic" approach than we do. Note that Graham Hancock has just shown two papers showing excessive atmospheric heavies at ca 14 thousand years and ca 50 ka.

[@MM180.9]

This sounds weird but could those scoop marks be sonic waves 🌊 i love going back to the future, today, with a real Druid and Nobel laureate eventually

[@johnfudo2759]

3 D printed in our face!

[@kasinathar1874]

Hammer and chisel.😂😂😂

[@tysongirard2266]

Holy shit G!

[@tysongirard2266]

Ok I just commented “holy shit” 10 seconds before you said…… lmfao

[@thelandofchem]

There was a lot of that on this trip