The Truth About Sicily's ‘CYCLOPEAN’ Walls

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[@floydriebe4755]

aaah, lass, ye've snuck up on me, yet again😂🙃 stunningly beautiful views from there. the walls are so very interesting. it's cool how the later people incorporated the earlier works, rather than tear them down. shows respect for the skills of the more ancient cultures. amazing that some structures are still standing, after the millenia. yes, please, miss. s'more? keep 'em coming, Laura!

[@MegalithHunter]

They are impressive structures even though they aren’t cyclopean cyclopean

[@barrywalser2384]

Really enjoyed the tour of ancient Sicily. And I know you had some real adventures getting these photos. 🤨 Thank You so much for sharing the great content Laura! Much appreciated.

[@MegalithHunter]

Thanks Barry! Haha I do love my adventures!

[@davidcox2264]

Fantastic video 😍😍

[@MegalithHunter]

Thanks David!

[@jameswatters9592]

wow one of the best 15minutes I've spent for a long while, thoroughly enjoyed your video and very enlightening it was to, really well delivered and very articulate, pleasure to listen to.

[@MegalithHunter]

Thank you very much James!

[@irreduciblerascal]

You have described the topic in a beautiful and wonderful manner.

[@MegalithHunter]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@freefall9832]

Fun stuff, you bring me right to the site as I sit at home. Looking at the stone wall I built as a foundation for my strawbale house, love it!

[@paoloviti6156]

Very interesting video on those so-called "Cyclopean" walls in Sicily that obviously had nothing to do with the Romans, as at after the famous siege of Syracuse in 211 BC, Rome incorporated the whole of Sicily. A late historical footnote for Sicily indeed. It can be also seen that it that, altrough similar they are actually smaller boulders in use than those Cyclopeans wall seen in Latium. I never been in that part of Sicily I would love to visit those places. Good job as always 👍👍👍

[@MegalithHunter]

Thanks Paolo!

[@thefanone]

A awesome place to visit thank you for sharing

[@MegalithHunter]

Thanks for watching! Come again 😃

[@KerriEverlasting]

I feel like we are all following your hunt for treasure, worth so much more than megaliths. I feel like we are watching true brilliance tease out connections and inferences i never would have thought of. With the verve to visit in person for a first hand view of sites, I feel like we are sneaking along for the greatest adventure that nobody yet knows. I feel suspenseful, like you are gonna discover something amazing.

[@KerriEverlasting]

Past my bedtime stop making me be awake 😂💖

[@barrywalser2384]

I like, sneaking along for great adventures. Very well put! 😃

[@MegalithHunter]

Thanks Kerri! Amazing comment 😃

[@markmcarthy596]

Missouri’s megalithic stone wall is Mindblowing

[@glen.simpson]

are you sure it's a wall?

[@KerriEverlasting]

I tried to put this on to sleep but irs too interesting 😨😭

[@MegalithHunter]

Haha!

[@philipfieldhouse9229]

Cyclopean walls , i believe are far older than known civilisations. Many say pre deluge such as peru and egypt

[@whitesugarsweetchristine1023]

A dream come true.

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[@ZiggyDan]

I'm an hour late.

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[@glen.simpson]

get to the elongated skulls from malta with the odd suture lines and you'll be closer to the truth.....why has science ignored these skulls?

[@MegalithHunter]

Did u see my video on them? I’ve seen them and they aren’t elongated. Within the scientific parameters of the early 20th century they were considered elongated based on a couple of millimeters. However modern science no longer considers them so.

[@glen.simpson]

@@MegalithHunter and the suture difference observed on clearly larger volume skulls? And why are they no longer on display? This deflection argument about only millimeter difference appears invalid, as many elongated fertile crescent skull finds share the same suture and size difference as those from south america. SO it begs the question about similar malta skulls not being available for inspection.There is clearly some avoidance within the scientific community about this subject as suture lines don't lie, even if one accepts the skull size argument. Suture line difference don't arise from head boarding practices. They arise from differences in dna when compared to cro-magnon beings. This entire line of reasoning appears to be greatly avoided in favor of clovis first type thinking.