The Mysterious Hanging Coffins Of Ancient China | Unearthed History

[@cookdislander4372]

We need to all agree that back in the day our ancestors weren't these primitive people with no tech like they want us to believe. The evidence is everywhere. Just look at all the old world architecture

[@AshesAshes44]

It's a pet peeve of mine. Just because we don't know how the ancestors did something, doesn't mean they didn't figure out a way. Such arrogance, revealing *we're* the ignorant ones in this equation.

[@AshiongPogipogi-vo6le]

They migrated here in thr Philippines in sagada cordillera for sure

[@phoenixrising6245]

Fascinating documentary. I eagerly await a 'follow up'.

[@dazuk1969]

I don't think it is plausible that these coffins were carried up. They were probably lowered down the cliff on ropes along with the people who put them there. It would still have been difficult but not nearly as much as trying to carry them up.

[@jamiebranco4092]

I'm so fascinated by it all. Thank you for the documentary.

[@ernestweaver9720]

This was Excellent. Very intriguing. Keep up the good work. Thank you for the learning experience.

[@SpecialSP]

This was very fascinating to see. Thank you for this wonder!

[@marililem7795]

That thumbnail you used... that's SAGADA'S hanging coffins here in the Philippines...

[@abraxasjinx5207]

Surely this cliffside placement was reserved for highly respected members of the community? Otherwise there would be many many more, and as the presenter noted, people must have died trying to get these coffins up there. The group would have had little time for anything else if everyone got a skybox.

[@jimt5683]

I'll agreed!

[@jomakwee]

That’s highly likely. Even stone and bronze age burials in Europe would indicate the ones buried were people with position in their society.

[@chenithungtlotha9163]

Come and take DNA of Naga tribes in Nagaland India.... legend has it that we escape during the conversation of great Wall of china

[@johnjacobs1625]

Pretty darn cool. Thanks for sharing! Cheers JJ

[@sadagancadiogan4707]

Good documentation but the thumbnail you used was hanging coffins from my hometown Sagada, Mountain Province, Philippines

[@jaycee2888]

I'm just wondering why the picture of the coffins used in the thumbnail is that of the hanging coffins of our ancestors here in Sagada, Mt. Province, Philippines.

[@jenniferlardizabal7471]

Yah me too...😂😂😂

[@darkandlight4650]

The thumbnail is indeed from Sagada which is pretty obvious just by the look of the letters used from one of the coffin please report under spam and misleading thumbnail Thank you!!!

[@Val.Kyrie.]

It looks like it’s inside something that’s carved away and fallen into the river and down in the trees. For all we know there’s hundreds of lost coffins.

[@thomaru_official]

It similiar to the toraja's tribe at south sulawesi province in indonesia..and they still doing it until nowdays..

[@izharfatima5295]

Wouldn't it be better to approach these coffins from the top than from bottom. As gravity works differently. And modern knowledge has made it easier to perfectly pinpoint the landing points through longitude and latitude points calculation the exact site could be plotted and reached.

[@brandadyanne]

Good show. The loud dramatic music was a bit too much.

[@ernestweaver9720]

Again I hear complaints about background music. I Never have a problem with the clarity of the Narrator and/or the professionals talking. Maybe you guy's need an EQ for your sound systems. Just a thought. And no I am not being critical.

[@hallodanel1456]

Amazing

[@janusmclaren3310]

Nice docu, the thumbnail you used though are from the hanging coffins in the Philippines...

[@stephenveltman9474]

The coffins look super creepy I almost thought it could be a roost of vampires in a horror movie.

[@phoenixrising6245]

I agree. Intriguing, but VERY eerie!

[@leannemayor5755]

How the heck did they get them up their in the first place . Gosh amazing really

[@RVboyjunior]

In Japan, they never disturb ancient grounds or graves. Not even to study it. Just let it be.

[@jaileinlem-ew1136]

half of the thumbnail picture are not the hanging coffins of China but the famous hanging coffins of Sagada. This should be rectified.

[@farmersvillageminimalist359]

True.. That's sagada hanging coffins

[@hombrepobre9646]

they were not wiped out extensively, they went to the northern Philippines, they still hung their deads in the cliffs.

[@xafronicajones]

He thumb nail is also from the Philippines tho

[@Yulu-222]

All that dangerous climbing to find some empty holes in the cliff. Would had been much easier to just fly a drone up for recon.

[@izharfatima5295]

It would have been easier to climb down from the top of it.

[@andrewmckeown6786]

Because Im a crazy person, it does me no good to freeze the images of the cliffs etc to look for images, carvings, formations or anything unnatural in them because Everywhere I look I think that I see images, carvings, formations and all manner of unnatural creations in them. So, could some of you also watching this do a little pseudo geological investigating on the cliff images and report back what you see? Thanks👍❤️🇨🇦🍻

[@glensaclao]

I just want to comment about your thumbnail. your thumbnail is the Hanging Coffins in Sagada Philippines, and not in China

[@hamgalili451]

Story about China but the thumbnail are hanging coffins of Sagada, Philippines!

[@dowhatyoulovevlog9931]

The thumbnail is not from china. That’s the famous hanging coffins of Sagada, Philippines. Get your facts straight.

[@zirticonatscon450]

True

[@henryknox4511]

I wonder if they're related to the Ainu.

[@Lukejb2Butterworth]

Although an Animist people Ainu don't practice this type of Animist burial .

[@eileenlocke7877]

Monks like high places may be it was monks

[@cookdislander4372]

Looks like something you'd see in Elden Ring

[@forsetifamiliaran9759]

Wrong how man !

[@Lukejb2Butterworth]

Reminds me of the above ground wooden coffins of the Animist Kalasha of Pakistan .

[@curtisowen3233]

I think they flew. Theres really no other way to get a coffin on a cliff. Yep, flying.

[@Vwittysternraj.]

Ancient Chinese were Rock cave Diggers and Sacred Mountains Lovers that's all.

[@angvannuil9280]

They did not climb up they came down on Reed ropes first to chisel the holes to support the logs the coffins would rest on ,,or chisel the niches that the coffins places in ....not rocket science..all they had to do was find the easiest route to the top then head to the cliff side anchor the ropes and get to business

[@Vwittysternraj.]

Worship of Ancestors SECRET CELLAR INTEL is agreed anywhere in our world.

[@jeffersonm2873]

The image that you use on your thumbnails is from the Philippines

[@zionhebron4422]

You should change your thumbnail, that's not from China, those hanging coffins in the thumbnail are from Sagada Mountain Province Philippines

[@okatokat4585]

Thats fake copying to other country

[@herbsaficionado7586]

The ancient Filipino do the same.

[@manuelilagan3054]

Stop overly proud Filipino

[@fairisfair2023]

The title is about China and all the video content is all about China, obviously. lols. But you use a picture on your thumbnail from the hanging coffins of Sagada, Philippines. Yes! Not only China has hanging coffins.

[@ladyjane6846]

Because these people were not wiped out entirely. They went to the northern Philippines where they still hung their dead in the cliffs