Teotihuacán's Lost Kings | Full Historical Documentary

[@sanjeevamenon5101]

Excellent well explained documentary

[@vespelian]

Excellent documentary of the old school, well presented, entertaining and with lots of information and no superfluous padding.

[@outcastoffoolgara]

Thank you for an excellent documentary. Balanced and revealing.

[@etiennenobel5028]

Great stuff!

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

A great historical documentary 🌟👍🏻

[@DanishGSM]

Thanks so much for the video and info.

[@ademirjoao2032]

Maravilha isso!!! O melhor documentario sobre Teotihuacan que já vi até agora. A pesquisa mais abrangente e aprofundada. Parabéns a Gomes Chaves e a seus colegas por esse esplêndido trabalho!!! 👏👏👏🤔

[@luisdesousa1867]

😢😢😢❤❤❤

[@GehanAdel]

I was staggered with this intricate monument they built this mysterious city with basic materials but they had the most sophisticated methods I have ever seen also they didn't write scripts about their life as they believed this will be eternity not needed to sign any kind of detail or Maybe to protect their beliefs and rituals from any kind of invasive troops . This was a brilliant and prolific documentary.

[@VALIYAHAMZA-lc2oh]

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[@Matsumae_Taiyo555]

it sounds illogical to me the people who built this city did not think of a wheel. they built their city in accordance with celestial movements, they had their own astrology, they designed sophisticated and complex architecture... they transformed the land with unique agriculture, they probably had a complex society, governance, mythology, etc. which makes me think that the assumption that they did not have wheels might be incorrect. what do you think? enlighten me (honestly).

[@fabiodeoliveiraribeiro1602]

Civilizations arise and disappear, arise and disappear. Some leave majestic ruins. Ours will only leave microplastic everywhere and mountains of trash next to what little remains of the cities completely devastated by atomic bombs.

[@norellebarnett7636]

Very interesting, thank you

[@tiKo_Borneo]

I❤ this video 🎉🎉🎉 #🇲🇾

[@Look4HistoryGuy]

It was designed & built over a natural water source as a survival structure to protect the water. Water being the most important element for survival in the event of a natural catastrophe like a meteorite impact.

[@Look4HistoryGuy]

The feathered serpent is in fact a meteorite depiction.

[@marier7336]

12:53 'Livestock died out...'. They didn't have any Livestock!?

[@jhnndrs8832]

They would not have been able to spend much time down in the tunnel while burning torches!

[@Dino_Hunter_420]

Depending on the elevation and depth and angle of the entrance passage way. But they definitely didn’t burn any kind of substance in pyramids to produce light or at least not any knows source of energy that produces carbon markings on surfaces

[@mdaslam6337]

If the so called "gods" needed to be fed and required human sacrifices, how people considered them gods. No matter how brilliant a d advanced their civilization was, their religion was based on very illogical and flawed concepts.

[@regorflora7915]

so we have their bones. can we dna test them? determine who are their decendants now?

[@wendywestra]

These people had to move on, away from the volcanic site they were living around. They moved to a new area and adapted. New inventions learnt, atitudes changed and developed into horrible sacrifices. Would this be because the leaders in the tribe/group had to show their strong decision making, controlling leadership tactics, to make them boss and leader. To control the mass population. population. 😅

[@wendywestra]

How do we know it was ritual slaying and not fights??

[@moz3s88]

Those people with spears didn't build the pyramid...it just doesn't make sense

[@valilucifer2379]

as Mexican i can tell, yes they did, easy to say that when you don´t live here :p

[@asimmuhammad7170]

Agreed

[@priscillag369]

you would be surprised if you had a knowledge of the technology they managed to have here in mesoamerica.

[@ukht_aleealee8488]

The white man came and built it right 🙄

[@sherwinmalbin9675]

Agree

[@ericappiah-adjei4370]

According to the walking encyclopedia of Ancient knowledge, Billy Carson, founder of forbidden knowledge, Teotihaucán was built by Thoth the keeper of knowledge and builder of the Giza pyramids, the Gods assigned him to leave Egypt n find a new settlement with some of his after his relatives were using his name for extortion like most religious leaders do.

[@JadenDuke]

Apparently on the pyramid wall of the sun was the last recorded place of the emberald tablet was built on the pyramid wall, but was later taken.

[@ralph839]

Wo built the city? It was not built with bare hands, and I don't think it was built by the Teotihuacanos. They were busy with their murderous human sacrifices, a simple community of hunter-gatherers mainly.

[@valilucifer2379]

well christians killed much more people

[@jamarmiller]

I was just there may 2024

[@swegho]

Yeah right, the people who carved out a tunnel with a wooden stick could built that pyramid...

[@elenagheorghe1225]

They hiding a lot secrets! 100%! To build something you needed planning calculation and a lot of kind of tolls! The explication for these tuneless was very poor!

[@wendywestra]

What a waste of man power 😮 sacrifices are.

[@valilucifer2379]

for quetzalcoatl

[@NaskoČašić]

Kenez. Iz. Pireta.nij.advkaty.pare.dao. Toje. Knez. Petoal. Nafta. Iz. Arezijdana

[@woutervandenbosch8161]

Get Factual and then make a complete video made of a lot of asumptions... 😂 lmao