The Mystery of the Barabar Caves: Why were they made?!

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Featuring Gary ‪@nerdrotic‬, Adam Crigler ‪@TheCriglerShow‬, 1/4 Black Garrett ‪@QTRBlackGarrett‬ and Xray Girl ‪@XrayGirl_‬
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[@Nowhereman10]

No one has brought up that when you see the laser imaging of the chambers, the profile and exteriors looks very much like a nuclear or for a major catastrophe shelter for people, supplies, or records safe.

[@sachinkashyap121]

These caves are situated just 6 km north from my village. I spent my whole childhood playing in this area. There are many more such ancient things in 50 square km.

[@20th_century_Ghost]

P.P.S. Every 80s kid remembers Land of the Lost.

[@tommylatham9868]

Oganza beesahsah Horry.

[@tommylatham9868]

Oganza beesahsah.

[@gratmccall]

It's for chanting "OHM" The sound of divinity for the ancient Indians.

[@gratmccall]

X-ray girl is right! The finished one came first, the rest came after the technology and know how was lost.

[@Zero_2500]

If you play certain sound frequencies while in a meditative trance then you can reliably induce states of hallucination that are pretty replicable over time and across people. The US and Soviet governments both studied and used this phenomenon in the Cold War. I believe it was called “project stargate” in the CIA version. In the Russian version used psychedelics instead (I believe) but had similar results. There are some cool videos out there about the declassified documents that came out a few years ago. Anyway, that’s why I believe these caves were built - to help mystics induce visions of the spirit world. I don’t know why else they would build them that way.

[@voodoochile333]

Aliens is always Gary's first thought

[@donm5354]

0:27 Normally young women with Blue Hair is weird - but XRG is an exception - it works with her and fits in with her dress and decor. 👍

[@007REAPER007]

Its a whisper room for meetings, you cant speak under your breath or start to overtalk someone it will just be gibberish.

[@ReesesPieces81]

Where can I find the next topic or video they're going to talk about? The barabar caves was super interesting so I watched the Bam documentary after, but I wished I'd known about it as it would have made this stream much better for me.

[@justaguy105]

Looks exactly like the entrance to the Star Map areas in KOTOR

[@sachinkashyap121]

These aren’t made for beggars. These are made for an ancient Sect called “ Ajivikas” ashokaks father in his later years joined this sect. That’s why ashoka finished the remaining work of sudama and Gopi caves and donated to ajivikas while his grandson tried to built more caves but lost his reign after 8 years and the new king doesn’t have any enthusiasm to continue this work so he stopped it.

[@jandkproject]

I wouldn't doubt it one bit that these are remnants from the time of Atlantis, easily over 10,000 years old, definitely not 2,300 like the mainstream suggests lol I'd bet on that at the very least.

[@christianvalentinocalicchi2517]

1:00 CORTANA IN HALO CE: questa caverna sembra essere artificiale

[@20th_century_Ghost]

P.S. I love Jahanna James' channel. She really gets you psyched about archeology.

[@Chicken_Little_Syndrome]

Land of The Lost was great Saturday Morning television.

[@lectrifyin1]

Nice clip and well clipped for the Mauler intro...Hail!!!

[@brigandboy1425]

"Why would you do that unless it's really fucking easy?" Because someone paid you to do it, and you have the time to do it. Because before the internet and sports and TV and telecommunications, people sat around and either grew food, studied religion, warred with other people, made other people, or built stuff. Or all of the above

[@brianmcguinness9642]

This is fascinating. I'll have to look up more information about these rooms.

[@20th_century_Ghost]

What if Earth is the North Korea of the Milky Way galaxy?

[@TheZapan99]

It's called the Cosmic Cage Theory, and it's one of the proposed explanation of the Fermi Paradox.

[@Archaeonauts]

Another question is why were they abandoned? Especially if some of it is unfinished. Why would they spend on that time working on it and then just be like Nah, lets move somewhere else and forget about this.

[@Garuda_31]

Maybe the guy sponsoring the project died.

[@stormcrow3642]

JJ is brilliant.

[@JohnDelong-qm9iv]

The inverted boat hull cross section over to be front door has features in the actual remains of the ark at Ararat.

[@The.Nasty.]

I’ll just say, perfectly round symmetry isn’t super hard to achieve, even for ancient peoples. A potential device that came to mind was something like a tool/sander attached to a rope, while the other end of the rope is anchored in the center of the room or the side of the room being rounded… I’d imagine these stone, windowless, meticulously made structures are either for A) acoustics, for religion, healing, meditation, fun or B) some kind of long-term deep storage for dried goods or weapons The excessive polishing would be unnecessary, simply an ancient/prehistoric flex of some powerful guy, if this was indeed storage… Which makes me lean towards the opinion that this somewhere people will be frequenting… yet it’s not good for conversations. I can only conclude this is indeed a religious or ceremonial structure with the sole purpose of amplifying acoustics like humming or chanting. Those old stone cathedrals have a similar effect, structure, and use: making a small group of singers sound like a hundred. Whether it’s used for religious reasons, healing, meditation, etc… we can’t speculate further without analyzing the surrounding area and excavating for “trash” that might provide more clues, but if it’s old and has been repurposed by later kings then the original clues may be lost to time and decay. Super cool, I love this kinda stuff. Sorry for the book.

[@TheZapan99]

You need to watch the documentary to understand the insane level of precision involved. We're talking mirror polished surfaces with slanted walls and domed ceilings, not only symmetrical along two axis but also perfectly aligned relative to one another and cardinal points, as well as mathematically perfect in terms of proportions. Your anchored sanding tool doesn't work in at least one of the caves, that has obtuse angles where the walls and ceiling meet a semi-spherical convex mushroom partition separating the next chamber.

[@The.Nasty.]

@@TheZapan99I just listed the first tool that came to mind, a fine polish and perfect symmetry aren’t unheard of. I don’t want to minimize how awesome the structure is, but I also don’t want to minimize the accomplishments of ancient/prehistoric peoples. I’ll have to watch the documentary to get the full scope of this for sure.

[@jkvam]

@@The.Nasty.What is the received dating of the “caves”, and when is the Iron Age in India supposed to have begun?

[@The.Nasty.]

@@jkvam in terms of iron tool usage (Iron Age) in India, I’m seeing reports that range from 2000BC to 200BC, most say 1500-1200BC, while the “caves” themselves are dated to around 300AD

[@stormcrow3642]

I like hearing more from X-ray these days!

[@SHARKVADERS]

NRDRTC!!!!!

[@uncardedreviews9721]

This reminds me of Tolkien and the Doors of Durin 🧙‍♂️

[@farscape1714]

Please leave a shout out to Jahannah James whom did the narrating of this video.

[@dugdigg7385]

It had to be Quarter B that chose that thumbnail 😂 He looks ready, but look at smeagol krungler lol

[@therealemperorpalpatine]

lets go!!

[@user-xf2nx8gg1f]

Probably builded around 12.800 BP to try to save some people from the Great Catastrophe

[@JohnDelong-qm9iv]

The walls were finished with a mixture of potash , sand and hot water.

[@donm5354]

Im certain THE SLEESTAKS built the Barabar Caves - led by ENIK the Altrusian - the intelligent ancestpr pf the Sleestak's ... allegedly.

[@nicolasfromk-town9333]

Ah, cmon man. It's a old panic room.

[@HardyHarmonica]

Barabar. Now say it like Antonio Banderas as Puss n Boots. Barabar.

[@CujoHyer]

Man, you put a girl who can sing well inside any cave, and you're gonna get a haunting echo of her voice. Ya'll hype stuff up way too much.

[@brenthrax]

ALIENS

[@KeefSprinkle]

Wasn't that a 80's cartoon with elephants? I remember it sucked but barbar was Def a cartoon

[@swirlingabyss]

You're thinking of Babar, the elephant that married his cousin.

[@JohnDelong-qm9iv]

Noah’s ark was the prototype of every tomb , temple, pyramid dolmen etc ever made. The sediment remaining from the global flood left soft sediments. Early decendants of Noah built memorials to the ark worldwide. The “whale” is suggestive of the fish that guided the vimana ( ark) of nu wa ( Noah). The trapezoidal door is a charecteristic of Dolmens.

[@_MikeJon_]

UnchartedX is peak pseudoscience lol. Same with Graham Hancock

[@billbottoms8295]

From my Mom: Adam sucks as a co-host. All he looks for are when the other 3 make mistakes, he especially goes after Gary. Not saying that everything any of the 4 is always accurate but Gary will be the first to say chat help me out with the name. Replace that Adam thing.

[@gungaloscrungalo8925]

Kinda wish these videos were uploaded on a different channel, feel like they'd do better. This is Nerdrotic. The audience are here for pop culture, not this tinfoil hat History Channel stuff.

[@jandkproject]

Wouldn't wanna discover some hidden truth eh?

[@hidden6ix742]

religion or just drugs

[@2tone209]

AY UP GAZZA