New Evidence Explains Why Maya Civilization Collapsed | Expedition Unknown

[@suzannedavies2480]

I’ve been and swam in a cenote and it’s so unreal! The light was shining down creating sunbeams into the clearest water I’ve ever seen yet we were in a massive cav like structure! I will never forget it! We also visited a Mayan city nearby and I was transfixed, it was mesmerising. Something I will never ever forget!

[@texasred3134]

Dos Ojos Cenote?

[@suzannedavies2480]

I love Josh!!hes got a lovely way of timing stories and information. I imagine he’s going to be the most amazing father and grandfather telling the children of all his amazing adventures!

[@sueevansProoovviitt]

The end of something doesn't have to be bad. The end of a war, the end of a deluge, the end if a hurricane/tornado, the end of any bad experience ... is a *good* thing.

[@TheFloridaTaino]

Why is it so many that put out Maya documentaries by so called "experts" don't know the difference between the Aztecs and Mayans... Always showing The Aztec Sun Stone in representation of the Mayans....smh

[@AlejandroRamos-im4to]

Exactly.

[@neverwinta4831]

Haha yeah

[@melissainaus7955]

Love this guy josh gates.u do tell a good story.

[@Vista-fg4ij]

Sounds very similar to our societies now. At least we can learn more about this culture to realize it's no big loss when we all die out.

[@KierstenA-ue8mo]

Love this guy and his shows! Where can I rewatch them now?

[@DrMatey215]

Wow! Incredible!

[@jordanfalkowski6924]

I really like stories of different times. One my favorite films was Prince of Persia with Gillinhal as Dastan. It could be the soundtrack, i get goosebumps from.

[@klubstompers]

Where ever man goes, he leaves a desert behind.

[@douglashall2141]

If this is true about what Josh just said about the Lions causing their own demise by the elimination of the trees around their area, this could also happen again and would appear to be happening now. If we do not preserve our nature, trees and water supply we will be much like the Mayans. Slipping Into Obscurity and off of the face of the Earth.

[@skletke7543]

Cannibalism I'm sure contributed to their extinction. Human flesh was not meant to be eaten because of disease factors.

[@annabeaulne2541]

True that Look what happened to Hillery Clinton she Died from KURU the Flesh Eating Disease from Canibalism. All Hillerys you see on TV are Fakes and Body Doubles. She's DEAD.

[@Merovigne]

Cannibalism can be found anywhere around the world. Which where vampires and drinking the blood of your lord and saviour come from. It's a simple precession of the equinox and weather pattern change that had people move to where the water was. Thousands of years is is one of the longest running civilizations in the world. It's no mystery that rivers lakes and geography change over millenia.

[@deborahfarr2201]

The same with pig but most of us love bacon 🥓

[@stewhiteywhite2413]

@@deborahfarr2201 true

[@stewhiteywhite2413]

@@deborahfarr2201 if human taste owt like bacon ,I’d eat someone no hesitation

[@exploringdixie]

HEY GUYS! I EXPLORE CAVES, MINES AND MORE!

[@ivaxnog6157]

Interesting concept

[@seancrisci610]

I knew out there there's so much more to discover we've only touched the tip of the iceberg

[@azamjoiya8308]

Great video

[@Seer645]

Conjecture. If the Mayan came much later as it is ascertained, these advanced structures may have already been there for eons. If the climate changed, they probably just migrated.

[@Darkice77]

I was in Cozumel and there was one cenote they let you play in. It was clear but a little milky and stunk like Sulphur. We jumped off a 30 foot ledge several times and i got so sick the next day. Thought i was going to die.

[@darrickmalloy6909]

Wow Do you know if anybody else got sick

[@Darkice77]

@@darrickmalloy6909 Nope it was just a bunch of random tourists on a 4 wheeler ride. It was the only Cenote they would let you swim in. The others were protected.

[@darrickmalloy6909]

@@Darkice77 i see.

[@melissainaus7955]

Love to go for a swim in one of these sonatas.

[@garydewey3167]

You're on 9 rush at 8:30 PM it's about great women of Ancient Egypt

[@timbuzick8778]

evidence of the elite messing with the timeliness and adding years it'd explain why it didn't happen on 2012...

[@edwardandrade4390]

Something still not right about all of this. 🤔

[@josephmorin8941]

I believe it was Linda Moulton Howe who I heard say that the Ebens gave the Mayans a ride back to their home planet of Maya.

[@darrickmalloy6909]

@@josephmorin8941 ok Ima check it out.

[@annabeaulne2541]

I remember 2012 I was working at the 428 Wing , everyone was concerned but me Tho I did secretly wish it were True I knew it was a Fable .

[@wood-wheel-wizard]

Damn homey!

[@maku9614]

Your so crazy, How have you managed to survive until now?

[@annabeaulne2541]

@@maku9614 R U ok?

[@maku9614]

@@annabeaulne2541 nah.

[@annabeaulne2541]

@@maku9614 U sure, U make a coment to nobody that had naught to do with anything smh

[@ashergoney]

Eagle Valley Scouts recalling Back For Fruit of Feathers

[@robertbodell7221]

While living imn south america and yucatan I learned the myan language because some villages only spoke myan. While discusing a picture of the myan calander and how modern man interpreted it as the end of time so what do you think? he thought a while and said, I think they needed a bigger stone.

[@jaydirt2006]

A Mayan elder said alls it means is the calendar is resetting. Also the collapse prolly had to do with the Spanish and all the sicknesses they brought

[@michaelcurtis6077]

Hmm. Whats the dna say from the bones or was they placed to give more stories

[@ohnorickyo]

That cave was never excavated?

[@catheyLunsford-n1x]

It had to be a very long drought like teñ years

[@mckaycoatings4196]

the mayan callendar used 2012 in our language. but 36 years either side of 2012 is accurate to their calendar.

[@krisbest6405]

Always felt this was possible xx

[@nibiruresearch]

The history of the indigenous peoples in the Americas is much, much older than a few thousand years. The Hopi people tell that they arrived in the America’s about 30,000 years ago when the continent that they were living on, Lemuria, sank under water. They claim to be the ancestors of the Maya. We judge the Maya, Aztecs, Inca’s and others on the traces that we find. But when we dig our way from the present to the past, we must know that the Earth is suffering from a cycle of seven recurring natural disasters. That is told in the Popol Vuh. These disasters create a cycle of civilizations. There are four primitive civilizations, sometimes mentioned a sun or world era. The next civilization lives in the fifth sun. This becomes eventually a high developed civilization that disappeared 20,000 years ago due to the next recurring, thus predictable but inescapable disaster that is caused by the ninth planet in our solar system. That planet orbits our sun in an eccentric orbit hence it is only a short period close to our sun and its planets s it crosses the ecliptic planet at a very high speed. This high developed civilizations has built sturdy monuments all over the world and they must have buried knowledge about themselves and the world history deep in the ground. High in the mountains they have built shelters or surviving places for a selected number of people. Like Machu Picchu in Peru. The Aztec sun stone is a warning for this event is known as Quetzalcoatl, Tonatiuh, Xiuhcoatl or Nibiru in other regions. Much more details about this cycle of natural disasters and many images can be found in an e-book. "Planet 9 = Nibiru". Search: invisible nibiru 9

[@ivaxnog6157]

Lidar use en la cuenca kalakmul mirador to waters

[@dianem1289]

Hello

[@ktellr]

So the climate has been changing for thousands of years? I call It the weather.

[@ivaxnog6157]

Lo lei poco hace

[@JohnWalker-rt6ue]

All that water could be pumped out to grow crops.

[@myfoodielife1825]

This would be much terrify if locals just drop them down the hole and ran away , and they keep leading people down to the cave.

[@mscarolynnigro]

So it was Mayan made global warming ? Lol

[@John14-6...]

It was there high carbon footprints.😁

[@josephmorin8941]

The Mayans returned to their home planet of Maya. That’s also where the Hopis are from. I heard that the Ebens took them back home.

[@ufosrus]

The Mayans also took war to a level of extermination. They would poison the water wells of their enemies.

[@laurabarber6697]

Yea just like we are doing to our world now!😋😂😭

[@thomasjess6131]

Josh....if you'd actually find something, we'd take you more seriously. Over you

[@AnabolicNate]

Modern Day Indiana JONES

[@WoodSprite4ever]

Just like now We are seeing a climatic shift and have not moved quickly enuf to protect our enviornment Yes , the earth is in a wobbel but we should have been preparing for the change Thanks climate deniers for bringing us to this Point of no return 😑

[@FitxForxLife]

I think the issue with alot of climate change is whos causing it. People that don't think its from us aren't concerned. I believe its a natural cycle but this doesn't mean we shouldn't prepare for it.

[@WoodSprite4ever]

@@FitxForxLife 💯

[@ianwilkinson5069]

I dont deny climate change but it would happen even if there were no humans, Its a natural cycle that happens over and over. I dont believe gas cars and cow farts are hurting anything but I do think that weather modification like cloud seeding, genetically modifying our food and shooting up anything we can get ahold of full of new untested vaxes is going to bring us alot more problems than any climate change.

[@theedge5584]

B.S......THANK ME LATER

[@ivaxnog6157]

Unicef

[@definedWolf]

the same fate is waiting the US empire

[@wolfrv695]

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[@davidcoulshed8683]

Poo

[@bradjones5107]

Stupidity. The Spanish Conquistadors brought over Small Pox and the Mayans had no immunity to it.

[@ipartyitravel8249]

First

[@joseaguilarjr660]

Assume 🤡🤡🤡

[@davidcoulshed8683]

You always have no answer always this and that you are full of

[@D1KHEAD808]

Cutting down trees caused drought? I must’ve been reading my science textbook backwards or something.

[@jo-anncookman4508]

Bull, cutting trees doesn't make a drought. Sacrificing humans does.