Under Water Stonehenge Found in Lake Michigan | Secrets of the Underground

[@sbridge7556]

Why did they build them? If I’ve learned anything from quarantine, people do weird shit when they’re bored.

[@ambushpredator7629]

It was a tool use to herd the animals and they hid behind these structure to ambush!, kind of like a home grocery store where you know where all the items are but these are big and moving 😱, did that help 🤗

[@SA-tr5lv]

Too true!

[@sherrimiller5258]

Definitely! 😂

[@fobbitoperator3620]

Yeee'up...

[@Okthenkiddo]

Yes .

[@briano.1503]

A farmer found Mastodon bones while plowing his field in Byron Center Michigan , just south of Grand Rapids a few years ago

[@orban_furer]

That what means to me

[@DingusGamba]

I'm gonna assume that now 2 years later that more has been discovered from here. And a recent article I have read says that this structure is aligned to true astronomical North and South, meaning this was used to tell when the solstices are and when they are going to be. Meaning this was an culture that used astronomy to travel and tell time. These people were way more advanced then we think...

[@joshuaallen6196]

r u fucking serious??? how fucking advanced do you got to be to put 8 fucking rocks in a circle pattern!!!! my fucking infant can do that!!! wake up bro!!! wtf are u smoking????????? this is nothing than more bullshit to get attention!

[@JCReturns4Me2]

@@joshuaallen6196 hey, at least most of us stoners aren't THAT stupid.....lolololo!!!!!

[@wufongtanwufong5579]

@dingus - games, vlogs, and more? They were built by Europeans. Celts to be more precise.

[@paveldatsyuk7175]

wufongtan wufong what lol

[@valorrievalentine]

@@joshuaallen6196 Go back to your stoner hut. This video is for adult eyes.

[@Justin_JuJu_Smith]

The Great Lakes are fascinating they’ve even found megalodon teeth in them

[@paveldatsyuk7175]

j smith damn, where at

[@briansutton2176]

Remnants of the Great flood.

[@BS0L0]

pavel datsyuk I believe it was near Port Huron

[@anthonyhewitt9397]

@@BS0L0 i live in porthuron ive never heard of this. Thats crazy so it was brought there by somone im guessing?? Bc the great lakes are only about 10,000 yrs old

[@tedbear6012]

@@anthonyhewitt9397 yes 10k to 12k yrs old

[@darkmadder9897]

Why do all these programs say that the mastodon simply "went extinct"? They were hunted to extinction by pre-agricultural hunter-gatherer humans. There used to be very large birds that were much larger than the modern Emu, which were also wiped out this way, the last variety hunted down and consumed in Samoa in recent centuries. Of course, the Mastodons met their demise during extreme ice-age conditions after a space rock slammed into Greenland. It is the same with the Sahara Desert, rarely is it noted that during the time of the pyramids this region was lush jungle populated by a plethora of animal life, only turned to desert by slash and burn agriculture, like that being perpetrated upon the Amazon presently. By avoiding looking at ourselves we are doomed to repeat, believing we have no impact on the environment which sustains us...

[@madhungry98B]

No they weren't hunted to extinct... younger drias

[@nicholasneubauer6883]

It was the Younger Dryas my man. Extreme Cold and 2k years later extremely hot. they couldn't move north fast enough... and we didn't have enough population to hunt them to extinction according the the widely accepted history.... Now if you believe there were advanced humans 12k years ago, i can get with that.

[@vandam30]

Nuke the wale's!!

[@nicholasneubauer6883]

@. Turnock which claim

[@vandam30]

@@nicholasneubauer6883 nuke the Wales

[@Aaron751]

This should be titled: 6 small rocks on one of which we kinda stare at like a cloud until we see something.

[@word42069]

they didn’t show the entire thing?

[@douglasstewart518]

Playing etch-a-sketch on a tablet does not a mastodon make!!

[@fobbitoperator3620]

Yeah, that bit was horseshit. But knowing ancient Natives had their own Octagon under the great lakes, proves early Natives enjoyed combat sports against Lovecraft's "Deep Ones." I mean, THIS IS PROOF!!!

[@judas-dk6bu]

@@fobbitoperator3620 hexagon?

[@pedronicanor7092]

This aligns with Graham's Theory of a giant asteroid impacting Earth 10k years ago, melting the northern ice and mass flooding our planet. Also Joe Rogan brought me here.

[@jamesdickerson5629]

He brought me here too....

[@nathansthebest]

Same hahaha

[@ljuan5000]

Yep JRE

[@alexjohnson2224]

Same 😂

[@garypeequaquat5873]

There was a large north american fresh water lake where Hudson's Bay was. The ice containing it melted and so much cold fresh water poured out and disrupted ocean currents. There isn't evidence of a meteorite that I have heard of

[@oolong2]

Bullshit. The worst part was dude drawing an elephant on a rock and pretending it was there the whole time. "Looks like there could be an *ear* here"? Gee that wasn't pre-planned or anything.

[@James06201991]

to lazy to look it up but theres a mental deal of finding shapes in things your brain kinda just does it still bs though

[@oolong2]

Yeah it's the same thing when you look at clouds or the moon and you see a face.

[@angelb.johnson1485]

Don't think this is fake at all. I grew up in Gary, IN and I know there are more mysteries surrounding Lake Michigan than the Bermuda Triangle. Literally there have been more missing people, ships, ufo sightings and even a whole plane that hasn't been found to this day that's dissappeared over lake Michigan. Maybe these people put something on the land to catch cattle and now it's catching more than just cattle but people as well.

[@Jmp5nb]

@@oolong2 or a piece of toast..,

[@vacayooper4728]

What we know about history is literally nothing. All the horse shit about civilization started 5500 years ago all the while finding entire cities buried that date back 10,000 years. The "experts" don't know, they just dispute everything because it interpheres with their work.

[@supernaturewee5442]

I wish this was longer & more detailed!!

[@emilioortega9068]

Discovery: WOW A WOOLY MAMMOTH, INCREDIBLE DETAIL Random ancient Native: aww finally done on my self portrait

[@MichiganUSASingaporeSEAsia]

Michigan is number one on this list kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWSnYY2BqKqKj5Y

[@TeamMalunggay]

young Jaime got me here

[@rodeleon2875]

this is amazingly unconvincing. i have never been so unconvinced of anything in my life. truly non-spectacular.

[@user-vl4zi9vl8g]

What is there to be convinced of? People lived there a long time ago, carved on a rock and formed them in a shape. There's nothing to be convinced of if it's all known facts.

[@siriusfun]

Thanks for letting everyone know.

[@kdrapertrucker]

During WWII the U.S. Navy operated 2 paddlewheel steam powered aircraft carriers on Lake Michigan, they were used for training naval air crews based at training bases in Indiana and Illinois. The lake bottom m is a treasure trove of WWII fighters, trainers, and scout bombers that crashed during training.

[@bobgratton6990]

Knowledge is power, isn’t it?

[@Grokford]

I find it interesting that having ancestry in the area is seen as qualification, most people can’t imagine what they’re ancestors were doing five hundred years ago, most historians can barely piece together what happened two thousand years ago. The theoretical Proto-Indo-European was spoken about six thousand years ago. The ancestor of every language from Brazilian Portuguese to Swedish to Punjabi is four thousand years closer to us that the construction of this sight supposedly is. Cultural background doesn’t sound like it carries much weight.

[@xisotopex]

its a ridiculous idea.

[@helenhunter4540]

Grokford. Anishinabe and other Indian nations keep their histories in different ways than euro-Americans and though a lot has been lost not everything has. Don't fall to the temptation of dismissing things as impossible because we haven't heard of them before.

[@Grokford]

@@helenhunter4540 if it’s been lost then it hasn’t been kept. Certainly it’s possible that people might know things thousands of years after the fact but seeing as there were massive population shifts due to the Colombian exchange in all likelihood the majority of his ancestors came to that region after Europeans were already on the shore anyways. The fall of the Roman Empire disrupted records and knowledge that was written down for centuries. The population of the Americas’s dropped by over 90% most specialized knowledge was lost. Cataclysms happen often, maybe the knowledge of a lost temple or hunting technique or temple was present but it does seem strange that such an idea could survive for millennia with no one recreating it.

[@poopy_pants_joe1194]

@@helenhunter4540 Anishinabe know zero about any of this. They had zero knowledge of the Sanilac Petroglyph prior to the "Thumb Fire" of 1881. They have zero knowledge of the copper culture. They are not the same people - Modern Chippewa are fooling you...

[@ak47bobbarke]

@@poopy_pants_joe1194 Interesting

[@jamesbarisitz4794]

The sketch made from the photos of the underwater boulder was hilarious. He saw what he wanted to see. The random scattering of stones was a random scattering of stones. No proof here.

[@thatsspecial9683]

It's called the Atlantic ice crossing,forgotten history

[@paveldatsyuk7175]

How are they connected to it

[@mrmillillion96]

They found a mastodon when they were building occ highland campus in Michigan

[@TheNeonRabbit]

If I draw a mastodon on this JPG of a rock it looks like the outline of a mastodon

[@MK-ib4dp]

The water isn’t rising. I live 30 seconds from Lake Michigan and water used to be pushed much farther up our beach, it’s been drawing back for over 40 years.

[@uwbadger79]

It is rising by me. we used to have a small beach several years ago and it is now under water. The shore line started caving in, a tree fell and the city had to do emergency shore protection in numerous places which took months.

[@chadklaren9537]

I live in South Haven right on lake Michigan the water is changing everyday some years it's a little low some years it's a little high but as of the last 20 years the water level is higher than it's ever been recorded. Not 100% sure but you should get your information from someone other than Al Gore the guy is a moron who tricks even bigger morons.

[@aaronhenderson4359]

This video proves nothing but the fact people will let their imagination run wild, what a sham

[@drdr76]

You sound like a real scientist. Where were you trained?

[@daminashun8868]

Aaron Henderson including you who watched it

[@garrettpayne1694]

Am I the only person who thinks he obviously doesn’t see a mastodon drawn in that rock and just made it up himself?

[@ZRZ71]

Was looking for fishing videos and came across this. Lived on Lake Michigan my whole life.

[@tubadude905]

Interesting video, and that Mastodon was amazing. But I thought the Alaska Pipeline zig zagged to expand and contract with temp changes, and also to help protect from earthquakes. At least thats what I was told when I worked with it back in the day.

[@syiunshi]

@Real Aiglon Ok Schlomo

[@futurebabe8001]

haha.... if I read the comments first before watching the video.. tough crowd. not convinced..

[@jeremyi1788]

What a load of crap. Not even showing the STRUCTURE to debunk the whole thing.

[@AE-Apple]

do u even live in michigan?

[@watersport86]

But if you draw an elephant on it.....

[@SiriusDraconis]

Well look who it is.. I thought I told you there can one be ONE!

[@watersport86]

@@SiriusDraconis not a clue what you're talking about

[@SiriusDraconis]

@@watersport86 it was just a joke to the person who posted the original comment. I didnt really expect anyone to get it. I had just been watching the highlander and finished a bottle of wine. then i saw this dudes comment and we both had the same name and our profile pictures both are related to religion. I thought it was funny. thats all.

[@brindlebriar]

I'm not at all convinced that's a carving of a mastodon. However if it is, and this therefore pre-dates the extinction of mastodons, and therefore, the megafauna extinction about 11-12k years ago, then, though it would still possible that this was made by the migrants from NE Asian that we now call Native Americans, it would seem also equally possible that it was made by the other people who were there before the ice-free corridor opened.

[@janedoe7251]

I was shocked to learn the real purpose of those stones. Great information!

[@guysumpthin2974]

The “floor” of Lake Michigan was totally different. See: pyramids under rock lake Wisconsin. Mexico city is built on a mostly buried pyramid, aztalan park Wisconsin is mostly buried/truncated pyramid , Pueblo mx has mostly buried giant pyramids, Gobekle tempe (sp) has been excavated for 60years , its been estimated that 200years of excavations might be necessary to uncover most of it

[@nickagarrie]

Who's here because of j.r.e?

[@rceric1]

Yep.

[@billymorris8079]

Two

[@TexasViking_INFP-t_5w4]

Jre is my news channel so yea lol

[@luisdelacruz7660]

Meee But this is discovery...making me re think the legitimacy of this whole thing lol

[@d.will9359]

I’m from Gary Indiana so I had to check it out.

[@ogr81ofpoco77]

I did exactly what he did and got different results somehow. I screenshot the image at 4:00 and brought it over to a very sophisticated image editor. Careful to maintain the image true to form, I applied the embosstone fundament filter and various other enhancing techniques; drew lines on the indentations and found them to be a written phrase from an ancient Potawatomi dialect, which, when painstakingly translated, read: 'Epstein didn't kill himself'

[@moviezaftermidnight6348]

I think many of the standing stones of Scotland were used for much the same purpose as well as defense against large beasts when no other obstacles were around... Carnac stones of France are a perfect example as well of driving lines... or to find obstacles defending against beasts like bears or wolves, etc...

[@starsick7]

Shut up

[@hlloyd-fs4uf]

You are right about the 'picture' you drew from the rock photos - unbelievable.

[@happyuk06]

I really don't buy that the Egyptian pyramids are less than 5,000 years old, as per mainstream narrative, they're much more likely to be in excess of 10,000 years old.

[@Wstarlights]

Do you has the full esipode of this tortuial ???

[@philipmarkedwards]

@3:06 I see a serpentine carving along the base of the rock.

[@chimacy]

I heard America’s Stonehenge and got excited. You gonna compare those little pebbles to Stonehenge? Really? I have rocks in my garden bigger than those.

[@dandymcgee]

I feel like this is a very esoteric tablet commercial.

[@maureyrca]

How and when were these rocks discovered? Lake Michigan is huge...what's the possibility that someone would stumble upon these?

[@kdrapertrucker]

Probably found while charting aircraft wrecks in the lake, the lake is a treasure trove of warbirds.

[@hoofhearted1902]

Most underestimated title. “Hunter gatherer.” Very important to any civilization

[@kensperspective]

Hoof Hearted it’s true, just ask all the civilizations that didn’t hunt and gather. Oh wait you can’t

[@RyanDavis-nr2gl]

"I need to get a closer look" he says as though he wasn't literally just facing it himself 🤣

[@WillieStubbs]

Can't take a scrub brush to those rocks to see the details?

[@juicygoldengrapes]

I thought the same haha. Where's my yard broom? 🤔

[@jasonpason4172]

This answers so many questions my family and I have had of ruins basically a drive lane nipple where animals hunted would squeeze together.

[@RoxburghTvScubaDiver]

I have located this secrete site and some high quality video of the stone henge and rock line leading up to it. I would love to share these with you for your page.

[@Domincangrl2050]

Cool footage you have

[@giabella9344]

Please share with me i would love to see them . ... [e-mail]

[@MichiganUSASingaporeSEAsia]

Michigan is number one on this list kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWSnYY2BqKqKj5Y

[@omniexistus]

older than the Egyptian Pyramids? only if you subscribe to mainstream archaeology and the Egyptologists..who have a vested interested in not having them dated older for ethnocentric reasons as well as maintaining scientific dogma

[@TheBushdoctor68]

6:20 "that circle is a hunting-blind, that looks a lot like the one you were on". Yea, except that it doesn't. At all. The shape is different, the size is different and the buildup and amount of stones is different. What a load of BS.

[@omniexistus]

I concur. There are far less rocks in the underwater arrangement. That guy doesn't know wtf he's talking about.

[@Ο_Θετικός]

The Mustache guy looks really wise:) and respectful!

[@thomasjordan5619]

1:19 what is that suppose to depict!? I've lived in MI all my life, never seen anything like it!

[@SeekTruth100]

Go dive underneath LAKE LANIER GA to see whats there... please

[@CumberlandGapJimBow]

What is even more worrisome for me is the lack of fish or any other life for that matter. I grew up on the shores of Lake Michigan and it used to be loaded with many different fish species. It looks now like it is dying.

[@neuralglitch9063]

Yup ! No doubt about it !! Those are rocks alright ! More likely they were dropped there when the glaciers melted, but hey....if Discovery can make a few bucks they will. "There's a sucker born every minute".... < PT Barnum 🤣🤣

[@maraMARSHMALL0W]

As a Michigander for my 27 years of life how did I never hear about ANY of this until today?!!! 😵😵😵😵

[@DanteMx01]

What is the size of the rocks?

[@furlonggg1]

Possibly the same people that mined copper in upper michigan

[@Primatron]

Pareidolia

[@CaliforniaCarpenter7]

Something about stone circles in antiquity... Judging by the complexity of the monuments and their immensely complex alignment to Solstices, Equinoxes, Lunar Cycles etc. there has to be something mind blowing going on there. Why else transport gigantic lintels like at Stone Henge hundreds of miles? Why not use existing limestone or other rock? Probably because of piezoelectric properties. I really do wonder...

[@TheHannibalTV]

Cool

[@joshsmith7176]

Them stones were placed there by the Clovis people who were there before that native guys people. There weren't even any mammoths around when the "native Americans" came to this land. Plus the great lakes were already like they are today when they showed up and they didn't have scuba gear or boats that could handle 2,000lb rocks.

[@30.06onaGrassyKnoll]

Lol, who do u think are the ancestors of the Native American Indians? Good god my guy...lmao

[@ThothfromEnoch]

When we realize our ancient ancestors go back way father than hunter gatherers !

[@drips1030]

Shame this wasn't much longer!!

[@OshKoshWorldwide]

Rod Hayes brought me here….searching for cities under the Great Lakes

[@inbetweenbranches7659]

& then he started to draw on the photo.............

[@greeny4741]

nigga you brain dead

[@scottmcintosh2988]

in Salem ,N.H. American Stoneheng in Fresno , CA. saw another by a reservoir now flooded .

[@MalikShabazz00]

Lake Lanier Brought me here!

[@fabricobjects-llc3581]

The stones could have been there long before the Mastedon was carved into it.

[@paveldatsyuk7175]

Fabric Objects - LLC I think it was under 30 ft but yea maybe, who knows

[@parabina]

Correct

[@beautyofthailand7393]

These are probably the people before the "first Nations" people I'm sure there were a series of groups who dominated North America

[@paulsolomon2295]

Over here in chicago they just find some indian art work in the lake front mich.

[@apmikalogran]

Where did you see them ? Can we have a photo?oeo

[@HippieBitz]

I’m always still so surprised that people don’t know more. I’m a curious person, so I’m always educating myself on anything I can get my hands on, but this guy seems surprised that there was no water in this area, all those years ago, when I was taught that in primary school. I feel foolish to assume people are intelligent or WANT to be...🥺

[@xisotopex]

people think incorrectly that the way things are now, is the way things always have been, and the way things should always remain. they want the current conditions to remain in a type of stasis, unchanging forever, despite the fact that is not how mother gaia works.

[@jndvs95]

We learn most from history by reading it. The dark ages and crusades ruined much of our written history. So did the burning of the library of Alexandria. We modern humans are only really able to see a small fraction of history but we think we know almost everything.

[@friendlyone2706]

@@xisotopex And risk becoming "postcard environmentalist." They see something that would be a beautiful picture-postcard and determine it should be that way forever - not thinking that even the tallest tree was once a seedling, sprouting on a tree-free spot.

[@matthewscott4629]

But they can name the Kardashians

[@mongolchiuud8931]

Aliens built it!

[@icanfeelitcomingintheair7485]

Michigans Pebble Henge.

[@actsismmljcorrectlyobeyed6190]

That Motor (Engine) had no idea those rocks weren't even there before a European American discovered them recently.

[@PeterTea]

It could be. It’s hard to say. Hopefully there will be more proof.

[@kenmcclellan]

See the Lenape Stone. The Mammoth was part of our religion. Known to the Athabaskans as the Killer Whale. Raven or Bull of Heaven to others. Thoth to the Egyptians. Known to others in the Middle East as El. Soon it will be known to us as well. And like those buried at the bottom of Lake Michigan, we'll figure it out way too late in the game to do anything about it.

[@aquao-man252]

Would anybody know who the Narrator / Diver's name is?

[@xMrFuzZyKitteH]

I keep looking for a doc where this guy found a lake under water

[@slick-01]

It might b a grave marker for a masterdon or woolly mammoth that they worked with ?!?!? 🤔🧐

[@fullmetal1766]

The Egyption sphinx has been dated back over 10 000 years buddy

[@birdlawyer6191]

By some people

[@kensperspective]

Fullmetal let’s see: 2020 c.e. - 2500 b.c.e. = 4520 years. Yup you’re right the earth is flat. 🤣

[@terbospeed]

By water marks made when sea level was higher, which apparently was more than 5000 years ago.

[@docrobinson558]

NOPE. It HASN'T. just spewing out false statements doesn't make them FACTS.

[@chillingwithagrin3091]

I wonder what the population was in this area before the water rose 5000 years ago.

[@paveldatsyuk7175]

Chilling With A Grin only thing I e heard before is a lot lol. They said that cause the copper mines further north were mined a lot and they think they’d need many people fir as much as there is taken out . Plus there is a ton of food and natural resources here

[@MichiganUSASingaporeSEAsia]

Michigan is number one on this list kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWSnYY2BqKqKj5Y

[@dominiccastiglione7923]

Guy sounds like Optimus prime

[@markcollins3418]

Rocks in a line are called a moraine.

[@Zuckerpuppekopf]

Just looks like where some prehistoric hunters made their campfire

[@MrClifftonChandler]

Mustache dude sounds exactly like Egon Spengler.

[@chadsworthgigaII]

my grand dad parked his truck out in one of the Michigan lakes one winter and it broke down or something or another and it ended up being left out there all winter until it melted and the truck fell in

[@batzzz2044]

I love my home sooooo much. 🤚

[@Grggeorge]

The mastodon footage is filmed in HD 5000 years ago

[@johnlind1847]

The carving at 4:31 is an elephant, no? Everyone's age assumptions make it a mastodon.

[@ronnypopona2589]

how is the circular construction just above the rock formation, not more interesting?

[@TonyWhite22351]

Not even close to an UNDERWATER STONEHENGE !

[@GraceQuist]

anyone else brought here by geodesaurus? who knew the Great Lakes were so cool?

[@vicariouswitness]

Discover our oceans before going to space.

[@zephaniahmarion8578]

Thank You.

[@pamelapurcell8574]

I AM Michigan, girl.🌊💙🌊

[@juryc9042]

Quuaidddd... start the reacctttoorrrrr,...😱😱😱

[@friendlyone2706]

We make multi-purpose structures today -- how many ways is a football field used besides football? -- why not back then as well?

[@PanglossDr]

Wrong, Stonehenge is 500 years later than the Great Pyramid. Compared with 100s of monuments in the British Isles it is very new.

[@micahstory]

Obviously Mastodons built it.

[@zahirmurji]

😂😂😂

[@zuphlas7130]

You could be looking at a tip of a 7ft rock lmao

[@raygsbrelcik5578]

It would take GIANTS to carry and LIFT those Great Stones.

[@chuckycheese432]

Forget about the macedonians you guys flashed a stegosaurus in the Rock drawings