Livestream! The Hidden Tomb of Mt Nemrut (and talking Türkiye!) with Snake Bros

[@robertmortimer8288]

Thank you guys for doing a great job that's needed! Keep it up with the scanning project in general!

[@LarisaBayaMomo]

More of these lives Ben. Great info and thank you for sharing it with us.

[@Resistant79]

Dudes. Obviously pre-dynastic Egyptians had huge skateboards and did gnarly megalithic wall grinds. The marks are so easily deciphered.

[@Jeremy-83]

@@Resistant79 They were hover boards. They didn't have the wheel yet.

[@Jk-yb1ve]

The most likely answer is the simplest answer it was a haro crank grind no skateboard

[@rufioswitch2132]

That’s more believable than the other theories these guys present

[@jonnnodunkerton843]

😂

[@skintech8620]

That's what I've been sayin' for EVER!.... Bro, Blame Tony Hoarus! By the way: Sk8 or Die!

[@SurlockGnomez]

52:48 That one block style instantly jumped out at me Figure 568. It's what you find mostly around the Mediterranean and the huge blocks under the wailing wall.

[@anim8torfiddler871]

Apple-oh-Geez for long absence. My niece persuaded me to interview at a very active Retirement Community.Dining, libraries, Activities, Gym, Clinic. Might take another 6months to unpack. I've started Playing my fiddle again! Letter soon.Hope Weather treats you Okay!

[@spiderlady1943]

Lots of thanks guys - wonderful stuff! Fascinating lost history....I lived in south Turkiye many years ago and was taken to a small island off the south coast. Called Cleopatra's island - there were so many untouched ruins there. It is said Cleopatra stopped off there on her way to Anthony - there is anomalous beaded sand which it is said it was put there so she didn't suffer discomfort on the natural sand when she disembarked. Enjoy Turkiye, like I did way back then. Peace.

[@dragondreamjln]

Yesss. Another UnchartedX video, I see it and I click. ❤

[@lucasbertoglio]

Love your content Ben. I’m going to Nemrut and gobekli tepe in June. Thanks for sharing your findings

[@sergicardo5631]

So happy to find a new video of you guys. Personally I like how you guys complement each other, there is a neat dynamic

[@RobertSlover]

"snake dorks"

[@garyhammersley4198]

I second that, was chuckling at the first shot of the middle fingers!

[@toddtalbott8243]

Thanks Ben,here's to Chuck 🍻

[@MB-oc1nw]

Those old photos of the excavations at Mt Nemrut are amazing.

[@eamonnholland5343]

Great live stream. I'm really looking forward to y'all's work, especially on the vase scanning.

[@GaryMalcolm]

Any potential excavation should be done through directed pipe so that all the gravel does not need to be removed.

[@timesthree5757]

I hate it when there's a podcast when the host is trying to be serious but the guest keep making jokes.

[@phillipjacobson4457]

Why has no one asked where all this lime stone gravel came from? Must be one heck of an underground city near by

[@c103110a]

Like the tailings piles beside the Western US Mines.

[@jarvislarson6864]

Smiling at your peoples and flipping the bird ....such a gen x vibe im feeling and i like it because it fits like our 1st onsie as infants through to our current threads. Keep drinking from the hose bros!

[@c103110a]

Just because the wheel ruts appear to be cut into "present day stone" does not mean they were cut into stone when they were made. I ride my dirtbike in the Spring and encounter "sloppy clay/quicksand" that is extremely prone to rutting (e.g. 1-3 feet deep ruts). By late Summer, the same ruts are as hard as brick. I can only imagine what they would be like after 2,000 years. Would they turn to stone too?

[@J03Nelson]

When you go to the underground cities in Kapadokya, take a flashlight and go exploring! Only a fraction is lit and you can see so much more with a flashlight. Also get out to Avanos, which has its own underground city. My pension host there found 22 rooms under his hotel and believes there is an underground city beneath every town in the area.

[@francam853]

The lineup of the pantheon of gods at 53:00 struck me as a chess set, with one extra piece. Wonder if this had any connection with the game. Guess we'll never know, but you keep trying on all the other fronts! Thank you!

[@Ricc-b9k]

Wow, thanks for pointing that out, I would have missed it. It is uncanny how similar that looks to a chess board line up!

[@aaroniouse]

That guy has the bishop hat and everything..

[@giovannipotenza123]

Love hearing real experts talk about things they really understand. Thanks Ben.

[@commanderdante3185]

Does anyone in this video have a classical studies degree? What makes you think they are experts?

[@JimmyKlef]

They studied it for years and years? Many people prefer people with the true passion rather than playing society safe and getting a degree in something that vaguely interests you. Autodidacts are almost always the pioneers of subjects anyway. Don’t let that fallacy of sunk cost keep you ignorant to where the progress is actually occurring. I recommend branching out. Be a step ahead of your compatriots.

[@commanderdante3185]

@@JimmyKlef The best way I can explain why you're wrong is the military. If we watch videos on YT about special forces you might assume that it's somthing you could jump into and do well at. In reality you aren't seeing the months of dedication and text book work. You dont see the boring aspects that are the connective tissue linking and underwriting the tactics you see deployed. Many "pretend" to be SEALs or other team guys because it's rewarding. Rewarding in the sense that you may impress a significant other or be hired for a security position. However, you eventually will be called out by those who actually put in the work. You are only are able to impress those who are uneducated like yourself. Those who understand the subject see through it. In relation to CS. That is why no modern classical studies educator has ever supported this type of work. It's not because it's hard to follow the logic - rather it's because there are so many fundamental issues with the hypothesis. Issues that are ignored simply because the authors lack access to text books and prior research. Prior research which is boring yet critical to understand the subject.

[@giovannipotenza123]

@ What is CS? Why do you need a degree to be an expert?

[@giovannipotenza123]

@ Why do you need to have a degree to be an expert?? Isnt that just old school?

[@MildaGoesWild]

Guys. At 1:14:01 you show the grooves on the sides above the ruts - that's a very normal phenomenon I've observed numerous times in old mines where a cart scrapes by the wall. And yes that's in hard limestone included. I've also seen even ropes wear out channels in hard limestone. So the cart ruts are very curious but the process of wearing out grooves itself is very ordinary.

[@meekle8891]

Starting a new subgenre called Petrie-Core

[@aaroniouse]

Reminded me of the smell when it rains... Petrichor or something..

[@__eMRe__]

Don't miss the Yazilikaya and Lion Stone while in Phyrygian vallley. Yazilikaya (Scripted Stone) is a somewhat large area so at least half a day may be necessary. You may get also some Peruvian feel in the valley. Have a nice journey.

[@RichardBolger-c5b]

2 hours of Uncharted X… SWEET!!

[@ArnoWalter]

Maybe the pre-dynastic Egyptians used something like a giant Pantograph to carve the vases. Construct the outline in 10:1 or something. Attach a shape for the handle. Turn the vase and start carving, grinding, or whatever crazy technology they used for that! Remove the handle shape and do the intermediate space, that could explain why the shape of the handle is perfect, but not it's radial position. (Though I believe that was an aesthetic choice). We did something like that to grind the matrix for letters in different sizes, or the etching for prints and you can reach extraordinary precision without NC or CNC technology. If there are vases that share the same proportions but are of different size, it would indicate such a technology.

[@anim8torfiddler871]

Use Reinforced Concrete Cattle tunnel tubes to tunnel into the tomb-you-less (tumulus)

[@hairy97]

love your work keep it up.

[@Robinhood1966]

Monster truck mudding created the cart ruts.

[@Alaskan_VØïÐ]

It’s extremely sad more people aren’t interested in finding out the truth about our past…

[@commanderdante3185]

So you believe classical studies degrees are fake right?

[@pierrelindenstrand6273]

I do not believe they are fake - but as science and knowledge evolves new perspectives are added, there are no benefit sticking to outdated theories - and many of the theories have been outdated for a long time. Just because you can't explain a certain object doesn't mean that the former explanation was correct. Just like ppl once thought the earth was flat..

[@commanderdante3185]

@@pierrelindenstrand6273 What isn't able to be proved? The precursor to the Egyptians were Badarian and Naqada. We know they lived in Egypt. We know that they drew cave paintings. We know that they lived in the region prior to the development of the Pyramids.

[@zekef11]

Much love! vases? Could these be frequency generators? Has a sonic analysis been done to compliment the metric studies? The precision would be necessary to produce the purest tone. The handles could be suspension points and when the bottom is struck, a specific frequency is produced. Do the vases produce a frequency of 6.9 kHz or 10.6 kHz, the frequency of granite (transportation of blocks)? or God's frequency, 693 Hz, which stimulates the pineal gland to raise consciousness and intuition.

[@allenschmitz9644]

Wow, hitting close to a home run there buddy..😅

[@maxfern5701]

In the construction field we use leica 3D scanners which are much less precise than 0.02mm but it would allow you to scan entire rooms even, much quicker and without the need for such a beefy computer. Why not use one of those? Even if not as precise, it would be enough to clearly show perpendicularity and similar things.

[@ma12sh]

IF the snow makes it move so much why over so many years has it not washed away?

[@HoroRH]

The bedrock of Mount nimrud is volcanic but the tumulus is limestone chips. Is it possible that the caldera of the mountain was capped with a limestone step pyramid, not tumulus, and the annual freeze/thaw cycle broke up the limestone into the tumulus we now see? Makes more sense to me than imagining walking up buckets of fist-sized stone chips, and it also explains how all this tumulus sits at the critical slope just under that of a rock slide

[@samuelyoung6272]

Well the tower has been thrown down and the people scattered...did you know nemrut is assyrian for nimrod? I haven't worked out all the anachronism associated with this theory but the stele at mount nemrut happens to say the same thing that the OT purports nimrod to have said.. and babel actually means confusion which most people always associated with the confusing of tongues however I wonder if there are more nuance and meaning Tham originally thought. Maybe time really is cyclical in that it's a loop like the ancient past is the also the future.. haha just being creative with the possibilities

[@rtcfrtcdana]

Fanfkntastic! Thanks yaw

[@sinistersteel1042]

They make a 24-foot telescopic ladder to squeeze down small enough to fit in your backpack they sell them at Sherwin-Williams

[@RichardBolger-c5b]

Nifty.. I didn’t know such a thing existed.

[@allenschmitz9644]

Ancient skree field slick as snot on a brass rail.😅

[@InstituteU]

For the cart ruts, what about the theory of them being quarrying marks/techniques?

[@rebjorn79]

We need to think differently. "Digging our way in" ... that won't work. No, time to think about new solutions. We'll need some kind of new machine or device that works it way down from the top, pushing the rubble off of the sides, causing a cascade, clearing that deathtrap and finally enabling us to see what's underneath. This is an engineering challenge. Surely it's not as hopeless as it seems. There might be an EASY solution to this.

[@BeauDadda]

Controlled erosion like the Romans did in open pits but scale back with proper flow control?

[@peteraddison4371]

... Thee ObsCureRationAlLists of Damaging Data Dissemination, are well ahead of the game in In-Formation control. There'll be a fudgie NRG storage story and other future fact finding failure fallicies about this, for sure ...

[@phillipjacobson4457]

Tunnel in from a distance and come up from underneath tunneling boring machine. For underground mining (see Elon musk machines)

[@k.scheer5to1]

How about just leaving it be until better technology evolves to rape the monuments of the past......??

[@aaroniouse]

There's probably already an underground shaft connected to some secret entrance, maybe in the step pyramid that's all sealed-up?

[@dealecrabr9425]

imagine theses sites being solid stone facades that were crumbled by frequency devices,,,,

[@johnmikel5934]

They did great steps and tiling

[@VeraldoAncodini]

Wouldn't it be easy to get to the chamber under Mt Nemrut by inserting a hollow steel cylinder at the base, then removing only the gravel inside the cylinder?

[@annewitkowski7586]

To push a cylinder in would require a large, heavy machine, which would have no place to stand. Also doubt authorities would give permission to destroy the place these days.

[@VeraldoAncodini]

@@annewitkowski7586 From the pictures it looks like there's enough space, and this way you can get to whatever is hidden there without destroying the place.

[@maxfern5701]

Love the intro song!

[@mikeharfield673]

Me to how can I get that intro song ?

[@annewitkowski7586]

​@@mikeharfield673it's one of Kyle's, I think it's floating around in a Patreon of Fifty Dollar Dynasty or Brothers of the Serpent

[@adenlycosky]

Hopefully more knowledge potential of these war torn regions showing and providing that this middle east to India China and Malaysia was occurring in highly technological , some would say , way out of their league. that these sites became hubs of a pre-flood reboot and retreat points for these basic survival and building techniques that would last until the next cosmic reset.

[@Twitch24]

I always see mud tracks when i see the cart ruts, but yeh, when and with what. Am I right in thinking most cart ruts are found near water, or as I originally thought, they were used to move stone blocks Can I just say, seeing Nemrut is obviously an important structure and has been 'covered' in stones and is in Turkey, does that not remind you of another important site in turkey that was purposefully covered over in stones!

[@myview1875]

Just an educated thought. 🤓. Imagine thousands of years ago that stone tumulus was actually built as a perfect pyramid just like the great pyramid.😀. Now the difference in the Turkey site to Egypt is it looks high up in the clouds and very cold. 🥶. Could it be that the freezing and expansion of cracks could eventually destroy the pyramid and leave it as a jumble of small rocks. 🤔.

[@KenrithBrawn]

Hey, does anyone know how the Egyptians or whoever put the pyramidion cap stones on?

[@ryanhegseth8720]

The statues at Antioch have very intense looks on their faces. I would love to see what they looked like whole. The statue heads look like they’re mad at me, I’m almost afraid the statue is going to stand up out of the sand and kill me. Like how these🗿have underground bodies.

[@MTbone7]

But how did they make the vases??

[@BroncoBilly581]

I want to see more of the back area of the Serapeum.

[@sgtrock68]

If anyone were to make epoxy Petrie cores from scans, I would buy it. If it looked like pink granite with the specks I'd...well, I'd buy it harder.

[@connylehtonen4328]

Giants Lived Amoung us, 100 tons blocks moved, and shaped. Its just non human , Human This Size today , Impossible, with modernday cranes still impossible.

[@maxsimon36]

You remind me of Professor Neil's Harrit and Steven Jones with their discoveries of Nano energetic composites found in dust samples -because they took were ignored by establishment narrative types.

[@allenschmitz9644]

Van lake is a super old area to explore 😂

[@Nordy941]

Go to Easter Island next. That’d be awesome.

[@adenlycosky]

Why don't they tackle this from about 300 meters lower since this is a high peak and approach this from drilling into the bedrock from underneath where they eventually map out voids

[@ToddWeisenberger]

chizt disc million piece set, with bonus corundum ratchet straps, lightly used,,,open to trade, no tire kickers

[@andreysavenkov905]

Ginormously heavy machinery with plasma hot caterpilllar wheels did those ruts. Problem solved IMHO :) CRAWLER from CIVbeyond earth

[@rfbftp123]

Link up with Pillars of the Past when you go Peru

[@andrewroberthook3310]

Between a rock and a hard place Origins

[@Nochancet.v]

Turkey 🇹🇷

[@connylehtonen4328]

How was The pyramides really made. Not geatting the Mammouth theory, not getting the 100 km long ramp theory either. water elevation, giants, we in the future mayby. Singularithy, Black Hole.

[@Jeremy-83]

The boxes were batteries. The tube drills are for water. They are the ancients version of PVC.

[@HenrikH98]

😂😂😂

[@jesperandersson889]

poly extraterrestrial vinyl scarystuff

[@aaroniouse]

You must be smoking chronic!

[@21Million]

Hmm. They are probably "treasure hunting" with those dump trucks.

[@aaroniouse]

They did seem quite ominous.

[@jussi.viitala]

Technology Connections has very informative video about window awnings.

[@thegoonies08]

What's "midden"?

[@annewitkowski7586]

All the bits and pieces of animal, vegetable, and rock left over from human activities in a place for an extended time.

[@maxl3189]

In australia there are shell middens, where mob has been feasting for many years and created a hill

[@annewitkowski7586]

@maxl3189 yes, there are old shell middens along the coasts of the US also. Some are huge.

[@aaroniouse]

A pile of trash.

[@connylehtonen4328]

150 000 years old, or Did Time Go very Fast And Put Them at 6000 years? Stones Do tell Time. The Stone Readers does not have their Clock really set rightly. Just Abouth 100 000 years wrong.

[@ToddWeisenberger]

Skerpent Bros whoooo

[@k.scheer5to1]

......more like Syrupun Bro Kids, gotta luv'em!

[@dundundata7603]

🐍🐍

[@MichaelClarke1980]

Concerning the vases, i was looking over some of matts scans last month and i mentioned to him that a wave interference pattern is appearing on several of the surface deviation scans. Some more pronounced than others and if it wasnt for the colored depictions the pattern would of been buried in the math . Obviously no one is saying it is this for certain, but the pattern is appearing. If it is, indications to me would be of ultrasonic polishing. Obviously a big if.

[@MichaelClarke1980]

The pattern is 360 on the artifacts so it was being turned during exposure or the wave producing whatever the fuck was turning around artifact. Or its none of this at all. Just take a look if you can

[@allenschmitz9644]

Frequency. 😊

[@MichaelClarke1980]

@allenschmitz9644 potentially. If you want to see what im referring to go to Matt Bealls appearance on the Danny Jones podcast at exactly the 46 minute mark

[@annewitkowski7586]

Lyla will have some great "home movies" to watch when she is older.

[@RobertSlover]

?

[@annewitkowski7586]

@RobertSlover the little girl seen in the intro video

[@randystone4903]

Uncharted X hasn't been showing up in my feed so I tracked down this podcast with the childish snake bros? Crap!

[@annewitkowski7586]

Ben and the SnakeBros are partnered up, so maybe try to adjust.

[@fennynough6962]

Sabian, in my thought, (was a long line); [of the 9 or so Worldwide Religous systems]; [beginning with Adam]. Although the teachings of thisManifestation was lost, & is so old that, about all we know is that they were believers in one God, (or a progressively expounding Spiritual reality to our Lord.

[@connylehtonen4328]

what Was You Messuring With These wases? polaritieses, when they where made? checking magnetism of them, seing when te aligment was right for a eara 10 or50 Thousens years ago? What? Whath? Or just checking For Bacteria?

[@aaroniouse]

This is the best questhion.

[@connylehtonen4328]

Amenhotep III Statye , Impossible for normal humans like us? Or What? 100 years of grinding, Lifting 100 tons of rock. Jesus, Hellou. Just a Mirakle could do that. Just Amenhotep III Statyes hand way a ton 1000kg.

[@connylehtonen4328]

And A Thumbnail Statua of the ruler? Come on Man. history of the pyramids are very ,very, very old.

[@rosajucglaserra4506]

Mitra amb barretina!

[@terpynews5458]

Yes it shows a groove. Not a continuous spiral like u continue to lie about.

[@nobrakes7247]

Keep up the good work guys Less time trying to convince the ignorant denier's. More science and reporting findings

[@commanderdante3185]

Why havent they published their research XD .

[@nobrakes7247]

Which sphinx? There was two? Lol

[@connylehtonen4328]

Wish China Could Give some information of their pyramides, Could be the oldest 250 000 years old, The Birth of human kind, When our DNA got split To what is today.

[@0001nika]

Thanks Ben

[@connylehtonen4328]

Impressed, But need More Data, give A clue. Dont Sit on it. As Now we Know Its Older Than 15000 Years, Gobekli tepe about 20 000 years Gunung Padang 25 000 years old. so there is most likley wery older civilations burried under neath.

[@btlmail1969]

Guests giving us The Finger?

[@UnchartedX]

@@btlmail1969 bit of an in joke on that tour to the cameraman. It's ok

[@ToddWeisenberger]

sonic applications

[@RobertSlover]

"snake dorks"

[@mortensolem8985]

Sounds good in Norway❤

[@sinistersteel1042]

Where did that horrible amateur guitar come from????.....lol what that lazy ring finger riff

[@barrygordon5223]

What’s up with the middle finger salute? So juvenile! Very rude but since they wear their hats backwards plus sunglasses it comes as no surprise.🤔🤨🤷🏻‍♂️ I really enjoy these programs, finding out about past civilizations. 👍🏻😊

[@michaelrapson]

How do you get rid of these Trump trolls?

[@aaroniouse]

Feed them Trump rolls.

[@jesperandersson889]

It's another one of those pile-ups

[@jesperandersson889]

I'm in a rut right now... 🤩🤩

[@jesperandersson889]

STILL holy sites need to be furnished with a quarry near by (quarriable stone in Nemrut case NOT)

[@jeanmorgan1533]

Well, I was going to watch, but I was offended by the people ‘flipping the finger’ at me, before the live stream started. So offensive. So, I’ll wait for something with better editing, thanks. Rather disappointed, Ben.

[@Ricc-b9k]

Come on, really? It's a finger. It's not like they had schlongs out doin helicopters.

[@k.scheer5to1]

Me too! Such silliness does not add much to their credibility, even if it was intended as an inside joke...... giving the finger is a rather universally recognized symbol of personal insult or disrespect, and rarely taken as a joke by many. To show it on a globally enjoyed, fascinating site is likely a serious offense.

[@k.scheer5to1]

@@Ricc-b9k The sad truth is...... giving the finger is recognized worldwide by most cultures as a gesture of insult and disrespect. Some will not take it as a joke..... so why would these guys use it, even if an inside joke, if their purpose is to protect their global credibility on such a truly fascinating site such as Ben has built??

[@DPaulPa]

Attaboy Sonny! Start with giving your audience the finger. It's no wonder your opinions aren't taken seriously. All you need now is to put your cap on backwards and show us your tattoos.

[@k.scheer5to1]

The truth comes out !! IMHO..... The Bra's O' Da Whuteva...... are nothing but stupid Punks !

[@Resistant79]

Brilliant insight there. Thanks Mom.

[@ToddWeisenberger]

Obviously someone can't take a joke

[@k.scheer5to1]

@@Resistant79 Ben always tries to be serious, but the immature joking wankers spoil the credibility!

[@k.scheer5to1]

@@ToddWeisenberger Ben always tries to be serious, but the immature joking wankers spoil Ben's credibility!

[@Andbygrace7024]

Lost me when they flipped me off

[@k.scheer5to1]

Me TOO !! Adios, Brothers of the Smart-Ass Punks !

[@jwnurse34]

Sadly does not seem professional. Lost credibility with me.

[@nobrakes7247]

Don't get upset mate that's how us Boguns greet each other. So you getting upset is insulting us! One cultures insult is another cultures greeting.

[@brandonboulton2776]

I believe in the right to free speech, someone else's words don't bother me.

[@ToddWeisenberger]

What's that Karen?

[@mortensolem8985]

Sounds good in Norway❤