The Seven Greatest Riddles in History | Full Documentary

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1:26 The Curse of the Pharaoh 9:28 Atlantis 16:25 The Holy Grail 24:05 The Treasure of the Nibelung 31:28 The Search for Attila’s Tomb 38:42 Werewolves 46:36 The Bermuda Triangle

[@mattp8997]

Thanks now I know to skip the whole video

[@lauravastag8587]

Thx u boo👻♥️🌎

[@Bambisgf77]

Thank you! 🎉

[@RoccosVideos]

@@Bambisgf77 You're welcome.

[@susanroutt6690]

You are right. These are so dumb. I think Jewish Space Lasers took out Sodom and Gomorrah. 😮

[@juanpenate797]

Thank you for sharing amazing parts of human civilization.

[@fredboland3934]

Great work guys, loved every moment of it!!!

[@ankhpom9296]

Why is the Holy Grail always depicted as being of gold and jewel encrusted? That is not realistic.

[@growingmelancholy8374]

neither is the idea of a Holy Grail.

[@blueyedevil3479]

How is it not realistic? Unless you can point to where is explicitly describes the grail, nearly ANYTHING is is not only possible, but more so could it be realistic

[@Quinoezi]

@blueyedevil3479 because a carpenter from Lower Galilee would not have such a cup. Haven't you seen Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade?

[@user-yc9vx3nz5z]

Because it's a made up story about a made up religion?

[@Bananaboy0709]

The cup on the top is the holy grail and the gold around it is made later.

[@westho7314]

How many times have i heard "there are no right angles in nature" ? One just has to explore along the top rim of the Grand Canyon or many of it's countless tributaries in canyon lands of Utah & Arizona to find many perfectly square sand stone blocks of various but consistent sizes, some completely fractured, broken off cast into the canyon below as the clifftop erodes, others lay fractured but still tightly in place or barely separated from the matrix formation, Some people think these are ancient quarries because of the perfect rectangles & squares fractured in timely geological succession, seeming being quarried at one time in the distant past for some fantastic construction endeavor, Humans learned so many if not all aspects of geometry from nature and applied it to their own material world of creation & invention, From the construct of a flower or framework of a leaf, to the internal spiral design of a conch shell, Crystals and other minerals are developed into unique geometrical shapes. Even Lenticular clouds with their plethora of surreal fluid shapes are seen by some as UFO's masking themselves as clouds, Our planet is an amazing place and humans have accomplished some unimaginable feats, especially in the distant past, But i am just giving credit where credit is surely due.

[@AdamKnochelmann]

They're talking about natural accuring things rocks do not form in right angles they can break and sheer off that way. Example the grand canyon

[@OhCanadathebest]

Ppl like u are what's wrong with planet

[@OhCanadathebest]

Ball lickers all y'all

[@seangrexa4707]

Salt comes to mind as a mineral or "rock" that is certainly "born" as a square or rectangle?

[@kumarj4693]

Your premise is partially true at best and intellectually dishonest at worst. Perfect squares might appear in rock formations in nature, but they won't be the norm, nor will they be in abundance. One in a million odds, possibly 10x more.

[@billyholmes5551]

The real mystery is how my mother inlaw don't affect the tides

[@innisstiles]

Nice to hear Eric Sykes again!!

[@ramataprasadsingh5276]

love how 4ra connects us with cricket stars, feels so authentic! it's like being part of the team.

[@chotuverma3837]

Finch brings a lot of excitement to 4ra events, I'm loving it all

[@zivkagerasimovska6946]

Nice content, loved watching this,continue with this great job you are doing ❤❤❤❤

[@1975MGB]

The grail never existed. There was no mention of it anywhere until a story about it was written in 1190. Completely made up and embellished.

[@jjchick95]

That's not even true plus many Catholic saints have seen visions of the holy grail and the journey it took. They describe it in detail

[@TomTom-yu1xp]

@@jjchick95 Name one historical Catholic saint who had a vision of the Grail between the crucifixion and the publication of Chrétien de Troyes' romance about Perceval in 1190.

[@mondop5270]

You mean like the whole bible?

[@JohnCarlsen-o2t]

Not sure I agree with you...if any object in the world was worth it, wouldn't that be the one?

[@SP-fs2jc]

How do you know that ?

[@karanrawat1862]

4RA with Aaron Finch is incredible IPL and 4rabet together is perfect

[@michaeldemers2716]

Anyone who says right angles don't happen in nature aren't very smart.

[@SeauxNOLALady]

Perfect ninety degree angles may be atypical to find in nature, but they are far from impossible…. The crystalline structure of many elements can cause a fracture to occur in a nearly perfect ninety degree angle…

[@CaesarRenasci]

Anyone... ISN'T (not AREN'T). It's time to learn to count, my friend.

[@michaeldemers2716]

@@CaesarRenasci You are correct.

[@BobWelchfan]

Yea, I'm sure the archaeologists are wrong about nature and you're right 🤦

[@michaeldemers2716]

@@BobWelchfan You are about as smart as a Republican.

[@robinmwaura1105]

They demonstrated a significant lack of respect for the remains of the young pharaoh, treating them with considerable disregard. However, the details and insights contained within this documentary are quite fascinating and intriguing.

[@JoannZastre-y8m]

😂 are you aggressive passive 😂

[@johnwahannah2385]

That's because they realised the Ancient Egyptians were Black.

[@NguyenPhenhTryeuChuom-h4p]

thanks for sharing this moment :)))

[@andrewmckeown6786]

Ya. Nature doesnt produce right angles....except...you know...when it does.....😶

[@VanillaGorilla1986-y1q]

Gromer

[@patrickwade4709]

Simpson? ​@@VanillaGorilla1986-y1q

[@MrNick-og4qm]

@@VanillaGorilla1986-y1qare you calling him a groomer?

[@stefanstoyanoff8206]

Such as? I am genuinely curious.

[@Sherry-v1y]

@@stefanstoyanoff8206 Hexagon shapes all over. Even in space.

[@lesliefish4753]

Plato got one decimal-place wrong: "Atlantis" was knocked down 900 years before he wrote, not 9000. That makes Santorini in just the right time period. As for that "Pillars of Hercules" clue, there was more than one such formation with that name in Plato's time, and one of them is on the mainland of Greece, facing just toward Santorini. The real moral lesson to be learned from the fate of Atlantis is: don't be so stupid as to build your city on top of a volcano.

[@gladeloy3341]

Not just beyond the pillars, but, past the white isle, (cliffs of Docer) making Atlantis the plain of Ireland. The original kings if Egypt were very pale, easily sunburned, & had red hair ! Thats why Henna was popular to dye hair red.

[@gerryboudreaultboudreault2608]

It was also known as Thera, no? Legend says the tsunami caused the biblical parting of the "Red Sea" ( or Sea of Reeds)..

[@NarwahlGaming]

_"They said I was daft to build a castle on top of a volcano! But I did it all the same, just to show them! It got blown up..."_

[@bgarrison67]

Solon was the priest relating the tale to Plato. The time given was 9000 yrs. which puts the story at the Younger Dryas event. Appx 14000 yrs ago

[@BobWelchfan]

Wrong. 9,000 years.

[@karenroot450]

This was fascinating. I subscribed! Thanks!

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

It was an informative and wonderful historical coverage documentary 👍🏻....thanks for sharing 👍🏻 😊😊

[@get.factual]

Our pleasure!❣️

[@bethbartlett5692]

​​@@get.factual Perspective, with Discernment: 📚 The future History Books will reflect: "The greatest Myth Makers in the past 14,000 Years were the 'Mainstream Academics', of the late 19th Century - Early 21st Century" The "Mainstream Academics" hold a "19th Century Theory based Paradigm and Linear Timeline" as their foundation of fact. This departs from the "Standards of Science and Research" which prohibits using a Theory as Fact. There are number of behaviors that "Mainstream Academics" exhibit that are in opposition to the "Scientific Standards and Practices" Freedom of Thought for establishing Hypothesis', Theories, for Research, Explorations, and Discoveries. In a Country and Western World, that "prides itself on Freedom and Independence", supported by a Constitution, ("requires Free Thought"). Ethical Academic and Research Practices requure the Freedom to Imagine, to Research and Explore, without blocks by any Peers or Academic Administrators, as to do so is to restrain, to resist, the greater Potentials and Discoveries. To allow those with the Financial Funding to, to in any mannee restrict the Freedom of Thoughts, Alternative Theories, Studies, Research, etc ... To allow the "International Bankers and Financiers" or the "World Economic Group" to in any manner become involved in dictating what can or can't be explored, researches, studied, or pursued, it a clear breach of the "Standards of Science and Research and Academic Standards". This may not be allowed not accepted. Freedom and Ethics Absolutely Matter. Note: this documentary exposes a number of "Theory Based and Creative Content accepted as Facts", while "Vast History is ignored by being assumed Myth" Beth Bartlett Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian .

[@mantis_monk]

Thank you so much! ❤🎉😊

[@sarahjeannepeterson5536]

Thank you! Interesting! Fascinating! You've given me a lot to think about, and read about. Very well done! 👍 The music is not overbearing. The narrator has a pleasant and soothing voice. I'll be subscribing and looking forward to more of your presentations! 😊

[@EchoesOfTime-u7o]

Thanks for sharing

[@MissyMae1127]

I'll always wonder what made the Ancient Egyptians be the only civilization I know of have their tombs (graves) invaded so perversely. Is it ok to disturb their peace or journey into their believed afterlife? Does removing all the items they deemed required to be successful in passing, send them into an afterlife of chaos Why are we entitled to their treasure, or consumed by greed. Just how long is it acceptable to be entombed before we ravage the departed?

[@CaesarRenasci]

Other graves have been ransacked as well. For example, that of Datius II, one of the most powerful and wealthy rulers (as well as one of the most fascinating peioke you will ever read about).

[@scandalouslando204]

There was soooo much gold in those tombs, it's a large temptation to someone starving! And I'm talking about tomb raiding in ancient times. They have been raiding tombs since, we'll, forever.

[@james-faulkner]

Then that is the only ancient society you must have heard of. You should be careful to make such an assertion it may not reflect well on your critical thinking skills. How long before it is justified when we can exhume a body? With legal action it can be done immediately. You should know that already. Also none of the claims you made for a requirement to pass into an afterlife are not real. When you die it is exactly the same as before you were alive. Do you remember that? No of course not that is what happens when you die. You should know this already as well.

[@DoesntReadUrReplies]

Modern archaeologists excavated Egyptian tombs and moved most of their contents elsewhere for the sake of protecting some of the most historically significant artifacts in human history from tomb raiders who have been making a living by selling off ancient artifacts for as long as those tombs have been there.

[@jjchick95]

U aren't disturbing their peace cuz they are dead. U won't send them into an afterlife of chaos cuz they are already either in heaven or hell. And it's not their treasure anymore

[@chris.asi_romeo]

Excellent documentary 👏💯

[@get.factual]

Much appreciated✨

[@email6743]

The ❤ you got was because his bank account was attached 😮😢

[@thesteelwolf5230]

I watch these on Viasat History... Awesome production team, spectacular subjects each and every time ...

[@bethbartlett5692]

... "He confessed under torture" I'm sure we all would confess under torture. ... and don't confuse myth with Beliefs.

[@texasrattlesnake31637]

Liked & Subbed! An curiosity-inducing & eye-opening documentary! Thanks for the upload!

[@Official_sakshi_pasi]

4RBT is really upping their game with these new cricket events. they're serious about giving us the best experience.

[@luanagardner1815]

There are patterns and perfectly squared angles everywhere in nature.

[@Rabbinicphilosophyforthewin]

“Perfectly”-I think that word does not mean what you think it means.

[@luanagardner1815]

@@Rabbinicphilosophyforthewin I majored in the English language, but I'm open to hear what you think it means.

[@stefanstoyanoff8206]

Such as? I am genuinely curious…

[@1975MGB]

Exactly. A very stupid comment.

[@joe-vz6hx]

um - thanks for sharing? Did you just find out out and had to tell someone?

[@steve240]

Ikpoooo ndi nne kacha mma amen 🌲🌴🌲

[@Tater4200]

"There are no right angles in nature"....um...yes there is lmfao

[@Furqanchaudhary2064]

joined 4ra's fantasy league and it's awesome! the new ad convinced me to give it a try.

[@ganiniii]

"Wer" doesn't mean man in German. Man in german is just written with an extra N (Mann). "Wer" means "Who".

[@austins.2495]

Cool bro

[@mimingpanam7388]

About the curse of the Pharaoh, there were 17, as you mentioned. My question is how many persons (total number from the start to the last time they departed the site) who excavated the site? Or what is the percentage? Now, compared this with the deaths of other excavations. Using descriptive statistics like ANOVA and Z-score to rate this event as described by percentile rank. If it is on the top ranks, then we can say that such excavation was the vortex and has statistical connection to the deaths by a defined level of significance

[@LebenskraftStudio]

This video gave me chills! I never knew about this case until now. Thanks for shedding light on such obscure topics

[@austins.2495]

Are we supposed to read your mind and know what “this case” is that you’re referring to? Stay in school, buddy…

[@DanielD.-de9cy]

@LebenskraftStudio. "This case"? Oh, that one. Got it.

[@MatthewJuenger]

Not a bad video for passing some time. A little sleep background noise. Ty

[@mattcoyle9740]

I HAVE the grail in Colorado Springs,I use it to hold spare change

[@NarwahlGaming]

Arthur: _"Can we see it?!"_

[@email6743]

His "drink" holds it for now 😊

[@dirtbird7415]

Well DaVinci code taught us a the grail is a woman's snatch , and nothing is more fun than playing a game of quarters with a strippers vagina , so....yeah , I can see the spare change thing.

[@johna8973]

Makes a fairly decent paper weight ❓

[@Stevieray55]

the Holy Grail is a Bloodline not a cup

[@Ds74-pmrq]

I wonder why history is always depicted by struggle, war, conflict and betrayal ? Is this the only thing civilization will be remembered for ?

[@josephpublico2337]

Nowadays we also have videos about cute kittens.

[@josephpublico2337]

@@Ds74-pmrq well, there is one other thing civilisation will be remembered for.... Freebird, Lynyrd Skynyrd.

[@SteelFabricator-os7sx]

My grandpa was Yom raider. His average take on $1-10 million worth of stuff was $50

[@josephpublico2337]

My grandmother was Lara Croft.

[@lindakay9552]

Omg I actually just learned something. 😮 I had no idea the Huns were in the area that is now Hungary. That is where most of my mom's mom's ancestors were from, while my mom's dad's ancestors came from south west Germany.

[@user-yc9vx3nz5z]

The saddest thing about white supremacy is that most white people have no idea where they're even from.

[@Rabbinicphilosophyforthewin]

Yup. Named after a particular Hun they called Gary.

[@sleepwell489]

@@Rabbinicphilosophyforthewingold! 😂

[@oonaghmarguerite6752]

​@@Rabbinicphilosophyforthewin😂

[@adamwilson204]

Well geez it's in the name Hun-gary you know Gary the Hun😂😂😂

[@AgraramNagori]

Even when we lose on 4ra, Finch makes it fun and we keep trying again

[@Sarah-e8t1o]

Have you ever played the game where you sit in a circle of a few friends and whisper something to the person to your right and then they do the same continuing until the thing you said is repeated to you? That experiment that takes place in the space of one or two minutes in one room with no distractions and no language barrier, should help you to understand and be able to dismiss not only these myths but religious stories and beliefs as well.

[@UseByDate-Expired]

Even searching for a "holy grail" is the sin of Idolatry. It is a thing, an object, a tool that has never had any significance outside of holding a beverage. It is nothing.

[@AshishAhirwar-ft8lz]

the new IPL events on 4ra are just next level! betting has never been this exciting.

[@Floridanative22]

Man finds a treasure in the woods with a metal detector, I assume, takes it home, cleans it up foolishly displays it online and brags about it. What do you think is going to happen? You can’t have that that’s mine Police are going to show up and steal it from you. The Smithsonian is the worst about it. They have compensated/stolen so many items from people who have found things treasure hunting.

[@scandalouslando204]

Confiscated**

[@scandalouslando204]

Tactically acquired** 😂😂

[@mainmailmanager4012]

Let alone stolen war treasures

[@josephpublico2337]

It's often no bad thing. Stops people mistreating or selling valuable historical artefacts that should belong to all people (the State) and not just one.

[@rossferguson6504]

Interesting. 🤔

[@TheRazor666777]

One mystery that has not been brought up is about politicians going into office broke and come out billionaires 😅

[@kyriejoyeleison7271]

@17:53 no need to add personal opinion, just historical fact and theory

[@HeatherJones-yg7wr]

When I was about sixteen this question really stumped me. I asked my geography teacher, and he said "you need a clock." It suddenly clicked, and it blew my mind.

[@davidhallett8783]

I was throwing a frisbee with a friend when i wondered why does a frisbee appear larger the closer it gets to you. And then it hit me

[@HeatherJones-yg7wr]

@@davidhallett8783 haha

[@matildamarmaduke1096]

Made me chuckle.

[@jayyadav7326]

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Why what? I'm invested!

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I've got something that will change your life: DEEZ NUTZ

[@terrisharp46]

Miracles happen everyday in that you get what you need. You would get more if you are appreciative .

[@samil5601]

Where's the miracle in that? It's called work.

[@parshaprasad6434]

every new promo from 4ra makes me want to bet more! they're nailing it with these events.

[@JacquesMare]

Major cringe...... if you came to the comment section to see whether this "documentary" is worthwhile watching then, don't bother. Seriously.... don't waste your time.

[@everettbateman4741]

When i was young, people would say Tut's full name so fast, i thought his name was Toot-Uncommon. I won't tell you how old i was when i saw the real name. Lol.

[@GGMASherry]

24:05 not surprised that the government took the treasure. Like they have a right to all historical finds!

[@scandalouslando204]

I gotta stop reading these comments before i watch the whole video. The comments ruin it for me. If someone corrects what is said in the comments then i see it on the show it ruins it for me completely.

[@vivianallen9772]

I read the comments first as well. They always make you think more deeply, and to not accept all you see and hear as truth. Sometimes the comments convince me not to waste my time

[@captainsensiblejr.]

Dozens of people entered Tutankhamun's tomb. Most of the alleged curse deaths happened months and years after the tomb opening. Don't be a gullible rube, use your brain.

[@paganphil100]

@captainsensiblejr. There was no "curse".....it was invented by the newspapers to increase sales.

[@Jesusandbible]

That hideous, ostentatious cup is not the holy grail. That is for sure. Indiana Jones was nearer the mark. Simple dignity.

[@mikemurphy5898]

8:00 did he have breasts, too? Why did they draw him like that?

[@jaimesilva-uq1dh]

Have you seen statues of his father, unlike all other statues of pharaohs his father statues have an feminine look to them.

[@davidhallett8783]

Inbreeding birth defects

[@peterng9786]

He was the first and origins of ladyboy.

[@christophernaples1315]

I will never understand who first decided it was OK to disturb these burial sites, ? For knowledge ? As far as I know modern mankind has not learned anything new from these grave robbing's except a very small insight into how these people lived . And who decides how old a grave must be before you can desecrate it ?

[@eklipse19241]

So they could be protected from grave robbers probably

[@ramoneprince3725]

No wonder why all of our disagreements has to be ended with war as wicked as hitler was his spirit was reaped for some ridiculous reasons we humans will always mess up they know not what they done

[@twenty5charlie]

These “experts” eat too much onions.

[@johntakolander8613]

The Pillars of Hercules can maybe still be found near the Cretan town Iraklion, wich probably was a sacred city for the worship of Hercules. No traces of any pillars have been found near Gibraltar!

[@Rosiedelaroux]

You have missed number 8 - who told cilla black she could sing ?

[@vindiesel1469]

Atlantis obliviously was an advanced civilization built on the remnants of an obvious volcano 🌋...how advanced were they? 🤔

[@josephpublico2337]

obliviously advanced...

[@jjchick95]

They were advanced cuz they got their knowledge from the "god's" aka demons

[@amoremorte3330333]

Alantas is on ancient maps in the sahara desert . It is called the eye of the sahara . It has mountains to the north as pluto says it is about 40 miles across like pluto says with red and black stone in the center flat plains around it everything matchs . There is even a map eith alantas on it.

[@amoremorte3330333]

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[@teresawest5602]

Where do the pillars of Hercules fall into your STORY

[@DanielD.-de9cy]

Everybody knows Indiana Jones already found the Holy Grail! Duh!

[@russellst.martin4255]

15:20 right angles do occur in nature, albeit rarely, but that's not the same thing as never, is it?

[@paddybpaddyb9940]

I'm British , but I'd never thought of pronouncing years as ''Yers'', live & learn

[@jonathanroberts7108]

It's Okay., werewolves now only feast on jujube candies - juicy sweet - stickyingly neat.

[@johnwahannah2385]

Plato wasn't around to see Atlantis. This an Egyptian story.

[@OG1919]

Atlantis was not an island but an entire continent. It stretched from the straight of Gibraltar to the Bahama's near Cuba. It was discovered in the 1960s but has been largely ignored.

[@josephpublico2337]

Oh well that's cleared up then.

[@JayJumanji]

Bermuda triangle is a portal. Some airplanes where teleported to mars. NASA discovered these flying plane in mars but kept it a secret to this day. Some ships went to Jupiter.

[@spiritbaby5151]

If they actually opened the tomb disease could have been present

[@JeanieFemia]

They grew up just like Dad

[@courtneysuzannejudd2722]

Uummm... just a random, weird question....I'm trying to figure out why the gentlemen who lifted the case covering the supposedly 'Holy Grail' wore black gloves but when handling it he did not. Is that backwards?? Just wondering 🤔

[@AnkitAnkitDas]

hey guys, have you seen the latest 4ra IPL events? it's blowing my mind! can't wait to join in.

[@DC-ei9vl]

"rare in nature, depending" would probably be a more accurate saying. No canyons here, just hollows (holllas or hollers locally).

[@bethbartlett5692]

Atlantis was where "the Eye of the Sahara" is located.

[@scandalouslando204]

That's been proven wrong.

[@woodymcgehee]

Did no one see the pottery looking jug at the bottom of the screen, yellowish at timestamp 13:22?

[@jonathanroberts7108]

Tuts curse ::::::::: AKA: more for us

[@CarolKessler-p2z]

Tuts curse. Inbreeding.

[@jeffreyadams648]

People want miracles,because they want life after death. For ages life has been short and brutal. Being in heaven was your reward. The point is miracles eventually get explained but some persist that cannot be proved except by faith. For example, the world is 6 millions years old for Christians. All the science point billions of years of existence.

[@josephpublico2337]

millions? Thousand you mean?

[@samil5601]

It's all divide and rule.

[@willmpet]

There are no miracles, just unusual occurrences!

[@alfredmoturi4165]

Also Called Miracles.😄

[@michelleaguirre6382]

Correction: right angles DO occur in nature, they are just not common. They are usually formed by tectonic forces.

[@josephpublico2337]

crystals...

[@nagaraju123muraboyina]

4RBT's new events are making IPL season unforgettable. it's more than just betting now.

[@meteorquake9]

Followed literally, Atlantis is in America (the continent outside the true sea (Atlantic) outside the pillars of hercules (entrance to the mediterranean) within which the sea is just a harbour (mediterranean)), if true it would have been a faint memory combined over time with events closer to hand.

[@JeanieFemia]

I woke up and got my power back

[@brandonleroux6059]

It is a well known fact that King Tut died by tripping over a cat.

[@adamwilson204]

Not sure about Tut but I myself will most certainly die by the paws of one of my cats!

[@brandonleroux6059]

lol, I base my theory on the obvious. We all die in silly ways point number one. And egypt loved cats. The other big giveaway is.that short little sceptre suppose to be a shepards staff which to me looks morelike a small cat herding device hahahaha

[@josephpublico2337]

Tripping over a cat? I suppose a feline acid trip could lead to an unfortunate accident....

[@CarolKessler-p2z]

For sure. I have a cat like that.​@@adamwilson204

[@jansean2497]

Hey did the curse apply to the janitors at Egyptian Museum in Cairo who broke of King Tut’s beard?

[@JeanieFemia]

After school I learned how to run fast

[@JeanieFemia]

Everything's changing

[@bothewolf3466]

Tiresome after the 2:09 mark... retold crummy stories over and over oversold...overtold

[@JeanieFemia]

Can you do the sound barrier but I couldn't find

[@JeanieFemia]

It's been a hell of a

[@SubankarMol]

drop everything you're doing and find an ebook called void of Power, trust me on this

[@jessiejames7492]

Corpse and grave robbers. Why cant they understand what theyre doing is despicable? The pharoahs curse should have been more vicious

[@naynay3174]

You must think of the human body as sacred after we die?

[@jessiejames7492]

@@naynay3174 the body is dead but the spirit lives. Never desecrate the dead. ! Every living being deserves respect, living or after death not to be exhibited in museums fr the gawking masses.

[@naynay3174]

@@jessiejames7492 I have a feeling we’re not going to care what happens to our dead bodies after we die. The spirit leaves the body. Our bodies are just a shell. People put such importance on the flesh while we’re here on earth. I believe our soul soars, and the body just decays. And I believe people are fascinated, and learning, not just “gawking”. It’s not just for entertainment. It’s to expand the human experience through exposure to past cultural practices. Do you think the spirits of the mummified Egyptians are upset and feel mistreated? I don’t want to disrespect anyone’s beliefs, I just personally think that we can’t possibly understand life beyond this dimension, especially when we continue to humanize the souls of the deceased.

[@Userhfdryjjgddf]

If I am poor and fing treasure in a room. I'm taking it. I want to live a better life. Not going tomcare some idiot doesn't get to see the treasure thousands of years later. People are stupid to be mad at grave robbers. First off they are discoverers of something not seen in hundreds of years. Not looters.

[@ruipedro4424]

@@naynay3174 Warum nicht? The human body it´s sacred to all the bugs, bacteria and others that are craving for a meal 😉 Best regards, beauty 🌹

[@deanhurley311]

Everything and potential about the grail is that of the human and its ability to create, the Challis is a person grasping the head in thought drinking from waters consciousness, in all honesty the realisation in everyone, the blood is all life that came befores accomplishments to consider with

[@Lucas-w6u]

Wow

[@Life_Of_Lilliana]

Atlantis is believed to be in present day Mauritania in the Richat Structure

[@ronferia7806]

They stole that man's gold

[@josephpublico2337]

Depending the country, such treasure belongs to the state. It can depend on depth under the soil etc but it's no bad thing: at least it can be exposed in a museum for everyone, examined by archaeologists, not sold to a private foreign collector etc...

[@deepakpaswan4592]

Yeah man, watching matches on 4ra was best part of IPL, now same for World Cup T20"