Tizer Dolmen - Megaliths in Montana?

[@goldenbreathwork]

Nice shots. Julie Ryder has clocked more than a decade of investigation on these megaliths and lands, big credit to her wayshowing and continued stewarding of the timelines these megaliths represent.

[@tinaclarke2934]

clearly he didn't ask her to take him and he could have avoided "walking around" looking for it

[@goldenbreathwork]

@@tinaclarke2934 Julie’s work and integrity especially with regard to the Montana Megaliths is unparalleled

[@jwhite91607]

I can see it and I can feel it in my bones. It is an ancient megalithic site returning to the Earth. No question. Thank you for doing the hiking, your channel is fantastic.

[@Outrjs]

Fallen angels were enslaving and poisoning Jesus's children. All the peoples thought were continuously evil. They took wives and abominations were created by this cross breeding. These giants began eating people because the world was in chaos. Give your life to Jesus Christ. His invitation is to all who would believe repent, and be baptized. There is only one sin that is unforgivable. Denying the Holy Spirit.

[@danmaiers3451]

I live in the PacNW. I have been through Montana and lived there. Never seen any of the sites like this. This summer I will head over and take the Drone. THANKS for all of the hard work! ❤

[@WanderingWolf]

You won’t regret it! I’ll be releasing another video in the coming week with in depth details on how to get there, what to know, gps coordinates and more! Stay tuned!

[@danmaiers3451]

@@WanderingWolf fantastic.

[@Outrjs]

Concrete, wood, and rebar before an world wide cataclysmic flood. Jesus Christ grieved that he had made man, because all their thoughts were exceedingly evil. Fallen angels taught men to murder, abort, and enslave their fellow man. So he flooded the earth. Jesus Christ is coming from the sky in clouds. And, this time he is bringing fire. Believe, repent and be baptized for the forgiveness of sins and you will receive the Holy Ghost. "Time, is running out, for all of us."- Thom Yorke

[@PatrickAsti]

A diagram of the walls orientation would be helpful! Great well presented information!

[@carolinegray7510]

Around 24:14 you pointed out the other stones. I was thinking if one could plot out by drawing all the tumbled boulders, enter them into a virtual program and start putting them into likely proximity you might be able to replace them to their original positions? Not just the dolmen but the surrounding jumble as well. I don't know if it's technically possible but my imagination thinks so. I saw many boulders as you panned and my eyes could see likely connections. Absolutely great video!

[@scottmontz6664]

Humans may be wrong about our time line but the lords word is never wrong.

[@ZiggyDan]

If they are natural protrusions then you would find them all over the stones up there. Look like real Nubs to me.

[@floridaman4073]

Yes, that is correct. I have travelled to many ancient sites around the world and the nubs in Egypt and “pre-inca” ruins only have nubs on the known worked stone. I’ve physically been there and studied many sites.

[@Robinhood1966]

Ditto Ziggy!

[@systemicxdesign]

They are natural nubs/inclusions.. all of what these guys are finding all happen to be natural.. Take a couple geology classes people pleaseu

[@skygazer72]

The winters here in MT can be brutal. Makes perfect sense with extreme weathering.

[@dwyanegarrison7809]

Fantastic videos sir. I’ve been there. We live in the aftermath of a world wide flood. To anyone who is listening.😮

[@stig]

You really are the men for finding that and showing us. Thank You!

[@WanderingWolf]

Well I didn’t find it, but I felt it hadn’t been done justice on film so had to go! Thank you brother!

[@shibalover54]

Thank you, thank you. Glad your channel popped up in relation to others I watch. When you came upon the Tizer Dolmen, it brought tears to my eyes. How majestic and imposing. Very special energy. Much like seeing Native American structues in the southwest that have celestial alignments to solstices. We don't give enough creedance of the abilities, technology and passed down history from generation to generation ofvthe ancients. We modern day folks tend to be a disposable society. Great video and fodder for some new research. 👍🏻

[@jodi6239]

Wow!! This is so cool!! Thank you for sharing!

[@WanderingWolf]

Thank you for watching and supporting! 🙏

[@DotairZee]

I am loving this series! I am in Montana, and I had no idea about any of this. I look forward to that how-to video you have coming!

[@WanderingWolf]

Awesome! I’m really glad to hear that!Your gonna love these detailed videos coming out soon then!

[@matteroff]

Blimey, that was a hunt for that beauty. Well worth it with nubs on too. Thanks for showing us, top man 👍🏼.

[@WanderingWolf]

So glad you enjoyed the adventure!

[@admjlw]

Very cool. I live only 5 miles from the Tizer road area, but that's a huge area. Can you give us more details on how to locate this ridge? I'd love to take my 10 year old daughter over there to see it.

[@WanderingWolf]

Absolutely! I’ll be releasing a “How To” video this coming week with all the details you will need to get there and find the exact spot with grid coordinates and everything! Shooting for next Friday!

[@lizs9774]

Great video! This is so interesting and I can see why you are leaning towards the formations being manmade. As you say more research is needed! And it is wonderful that your channel is taking off!

[@WanderingWolf]

Liz! Thank you 🙏 Montana was incredible, make sure you check out my Sage Wall video from there. I feel it’s even more compelling. I’m so appreciative of the support you’ve shown me over the years. It really means so much to me.

[@lizs9774]

@@WanderingWolf the Sage Wall is next on my viewing list! And you are welcome, your channel is great!

[@christinalamb7381]

Very cool!

[@WanderingWolf]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@majordendrocopos]

Not man made. The supporting stones of a dolmen lean inwards towards each other and are apart from each other at ground level. This is a strange but natural rock formation. Calling it a dolmen is telling a lie.

[@denizinan6253]

I've read about different megalithic sites around the world but never thought there would be any in the northwest U.S. This discovery in Montana has created another question: what other locations around the world there are such structures, hidden from sight, covered by forests or sand dunes? As more and more people travel around the planet and keep their eyes open, we will surely find more incredible finds like these in Montana. Thanks for the video, very interesting.

[@WanderingWolf]

Thank you for watching and supporting! And stayed tuned as there is more to come in other sites I’ve been digging up coming very soon!

[@jeremiahdssdentmorgan3341]

Um,,, sorry to have to tell you this but the earth is NOT a spinning ball in a vacuum !!!

[@Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent]

@@jeremiahdssdentmorgan3341 Sorry to tell you this but its is a spinning orb of rock spinning in vacuum next to a ball of fire and gases, in a void and is one of trillions upon trillions of others planets scattered around the cosmos. You, humans, gods and the rest are mearly shadows in dust.

[@jeremiahdssdentmorgan3341]

@@Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent cool story bro,,, but it's NOT reality !!! The earth is NOT a spinning ball in a vacuum and you DON'T have any empirical evidence of it !!!

[@jamesbauer3215]

At 3:20 in the video that is definitely a saw cut it's just that this stuff is highly eroded from rain and just nature in general

[@henrysousa2502]

Great video thanks so much, I'm sure Graham Hancock loves this one as well...This site appears to fall in line with his Comet impact theory, in his great book " America Before " ... it's possible the capstone was deliberately set to give the two verticals standing support to keep them from falling as the third piece did🤔... ... Artist, Old Naples Florida🌴🎨

[@WanderingWolf]

Thank you for watching! And I hope so!

[@NeroVSsnk]

Incredible video, im subscribing, also montana, so beautiful

[@WanderingWolf]

Thank you 🙏

[@Dukilein1984]

Hello! Really great video! I ame through bright insight and praveen mohan somehow to your channel. Glad I did. Also a "thanks" for the info about montana megaliths. Have a good one and greetings from austria.

[@WanderingWolf]

Glad you made it here! Thank you for watching and hope you enjoy all the content on the channel!

[@floridaman4073]

That is an interesting dolman. Looks human made but not 100% convinced. The nubs are very interesting as well. Nice video.

[@WanderingWolf]

Thank you! And thank you for watching!

[@tzmeah]

❤Absolutely love your videos! I’m a megalithic enthusiastic so this has greatly peaked my interest. Especially since it’s in America! Definitely ancient creativity with purposes to explore! Excellent job!👍❤

[@nicholasschaefer8204]

mind blown!

[@williambourque926]

I've seen it suggested that the nubs are actually some sort of byproduct of whatever technology they were using to either heat the stones or turn them liquid and that was the spot that was like the dollop at the end of the casting process (that would look like a nub when cooled). Another way to picture it in your mind would be they have something akin to a kiln that would give them the capability of casting stones for whatever situation they needed... And the hallmark of that technology was leaving these nubs sometimes visible when things cooled off and the stones set.

[@yankeehillraymie1296]

Those Fallen trees represent the blankets of dirt covering the entire place for who knows how many years. Crazy

[@RapticsProductions]

After 12 mins in the area starts looking very similar to Garnaya Shoria Russia on a smaller scale. Maybe theres an underground area to like Garnaya Shoria. Nice find, the China caves and the giant budda videos are the best ones on youtube

[@Monster12367]

Definitely interesting.

[@WanderingWolf]

Thank you for watching! How To video premiere on this site today at 5pm cst! Hope you can make it! How To: Tizer Dolmen of Montana kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIuqmpqZjdqsh7c

[@sabinedma]

Ihr seid super, wäre gerne mit euch dabei! Die Steine in Stonehenge sind auch mit den Noppen verbunden!❤

[@Swides1965]

Hello. Did some searching for this today and came out empty handed didn’t have enough time to really explore the area. Any tips? Felt like we Summited that area pretty easily and saw a lot of rock formations but not the dolmen. Felt like I was up above it. From the road is it along the left side or the back of that hill?

[@crustydribblins]

17:54 Looks like Orion's belt to me. That area may have had some astronomical viewing and recording done there in ancient times. I also wonder if the Tizer Dolmen may line up with a solstice somehow. Anyways, great video and may you find great things.

[@sbukosky]

My thought too. I was checking comments to see if anyone saw that too.

[@Robinhood1966]

Appears to have been built before the Younger Dryas floods at 11.6k and 12.8k years ago. Evidently didn't rebuild in North America afterwards. Am looking forward to more footage of the massive polygonal wall you identified in the SW USA recently...

[@WanderingWolf]

Hey brother! Got another one on the wall coming out hopefully Weds as a premiere like this one today! Some good details in this one.

[@dudeguy8686]

Re: "Didn't rebuild in North America", That would check out, considering it's seems to be ground zero for the flood. Would have been tough for anything to survive for hundreds of miles around, and reclaiming that territory after, with a severely reduced population, probably wasn't a priority, if there was even anyone left who remembered it..

[@Robinhood1966]

@@WanderingWolf Excellent works!

[@WanderingWolf]

@@Robinhood1966 New premiere starting now!

[@Robinhood1966]

@@WanderingWolf oh! Heading that way!

[@tamarakolvoord7795]

Could those three nubs be a correlation to Orion's belt for a time reference to the sky above. Seems like it might be related, the higher one seems slightly off center line of all. Tectonics or Army core of engineers to displace formations.

[@StevenSchoolAlchemy]

Interesting!

[@susanbruce8974]

Good work. Nubs!

[@WanderingWolf]

Found quite a few in the area! I'll be back in a month or two to document even more!

[@lunagal]

I’m sure you probably know this but the Boulder Batholith came from an enormous plume of molten magma that just liquified everything that surrounded it so that’s why the boulders are formed as they are. Whatever the material was before it was fried, it was made into what we see now. So i believe the Sage wall & that whole area around Helena is a mixture of nature & human.😊

[@WanderingWolf]

Agreed. Thank you for sharing that! And for watching and supporting. 🙏

[@beenthere1939]

The term dolmen may be misapplied to this structure. It does not look natural, but dolmens characteristically appear as shelters with space beneath the capstone capable of protection. What lends this credibility as a Megalithic structure is the proximity of blocks displaying nubs and sculpted features. It appears more as a monument than a dolmen.

[@WanderingWolf]

I agree….I discussed in one of my live streams the massive Boulder on the back side that looks to have smashed into this and broken it into two pieces, rather 3 as an entire segment has broken off and lays next to it. Tizer Monument is something I have even discussed after the visit and I agree, may end up being a more apt title in the future.

[@christophealbertchannel]

Great video (like the others) very detailed. We really take the time to explore the place

[@garychynne1377]

4.14 i notice all the fallen trees behind you have fallen in the same direction. there must have been a tremendous wind there to knock all those trees down in the same direction.. thanks for the movie.

[@ZiggyDan]

Great stuff, Michael.

[@WanderingWolf]

Thank you brother 🙏

[@whitneylake2107]

Magical !

[@thelonewrangler1008]

I wonder if small woodland creatures look up at the stacks of rocks hikers leave around and speculate its existence like us🤣🤷‍♂️

[@spoof2245]

Skeptical of erosion theory. But glaciers has do some amazing stone works all across the north. Wisconsin is my favorite. It also has possible norse carvings.

[@lindadaugherty8890]

INCREDIBLY NEAT FORMATION. but aren't you afraid of coming up on snakes. Would love to have some of these boulders. Beautiful views. Looks so peaceful out in nature

[@WanderingWolf]

Nah…I leave them alone and they leave me alone 😉

[@lookingup3752]

Nice > Looks like the work from the Titans < More underground i bet

[@tonyb6485]

Great video By the way, i am not an archeologist im a stone mason and stone buildings conservator. The dolmen and sorrou ding with the scoops looks 100 percent authentic . It's beautifull.

[@tonyb6485]

Great video man. Thanks. Im afer an accident so i travel with man. You are great. It's beautifull.

[@WanderingWolf]

Thank you for watching and supporting!

[@allthatjazz641]

Amazing video about tour face dude, hint we thought this was about something interesting

[@WanderingWolf]

Thank you! I appreciate you watching and supporting!

[@eYACTION]

Great Montana, I love it

[@WanderingWolf]

Hey hey! Thank you!

[@mattmacpherson1033]

Great job!

[@WanderingWolf]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@gbro8822]

I think we are looking at a very small percentage of the original structures. Its like some one finding modern structure maybe 4,000 years in the future. Not much (if any) of the original structure would be left and all most impossible to tell what it was originally. Great job and thank you.

[@dragonwithagirltattoo598]

I was trying to find this on Google earth. Can you tell me about how far it is from Sage mountain center? Thank you 😊

[@WanderingWolf]

Here you go! Check out this How To video, it will show you everything you need to know - How To: Tizer Dolmen of Montana kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIuqmpqZjdqsh7c

[@greenspiraldragon]

The Dolmen itself, I believe is natural. The two uprights look like part of the same stone that has cracked in half. But the area itself and some of the other features could have been used by native americans.

[@danballb]

21:40 that is definitely like the mt Rushmore of those peoples time

[@michaelhassell9443]

Only second video I have looked at. I am amazed that I have not seen this.

[@WanderingWolf]

Thanks for watching! I have a premiere for another video on this site starting at 5pm cst today very soon followed by a livestream if you can make it! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIuqmpqZjdqsh7c

[@isupportyou9929]

👍👍

[@BathrobeKeck]

as much as i'd LOVE to believe it's a megalith, it looks natural.

[@dougg1075]

Maybe the Nephilim . Super mysterious

[@dougg1075]

It’s slotted in the side of the base rock. The outside edge at the base is what I’d like to see

[@WanderingWolf]

There is a full walk thru video out now and I’ll be releasing a drone video soon that gets incredibly up close shots of the structure!

[@Robinhood1966]

Is of tremendous significance finding megalithic ruins north of Mexico City for the first time!

[@WanderingWolf]

Agreed!

[@robertodebeers2551]

Can you possibly be this naive?

[@Monster12367]

This is far from the first time. Haha

[@Robinhood1966]

@@Monster12367 State your case. Where else has megalithic construction been found north of Mexico City?

[@Robinhood1966]

@@robertodebeers2551 Any facts to support your narrative?

[@larrydriemel6242]

well, there is one thing here that is for certain, you're in away better shape than I am

[@rileyzfab6.2]

Idk if thats actually a dolman. The stones of the dolmans were just the internal structure to a mound type grain storage cellar. That looks like it likely has an important alignment with some celestial body and needs to be verified as to what stars or days the sun may interface with the center crevasse. I also think that some of the large scoop marks may have been used as an interal locking mechanism for the stones. If you place a boulder into a pocket that is carved half way into two of the blocks it will make an extremely rigid yet flexible (seizmic resistant) fixture.

[@AllaPrist]

Lightning ⚡ that's how that cut is made.

[@astralchimp]

The same cup marks exist along the Northumbrian coast at Howick and I found some further inland but thats my secret

[@judymay903]

Think about it - after the flood, 4000 years ago, people that were building the Tower of Babel, when God confounded their language & they disbursed all over the world, they took their knowledge of building & type of worship with them. That is why what is found on this side of the world is so similar to what is found on the other side of the world.

[@williambourque926]

I also firmly believe in geometria aka what Carl Munck was talking about. Basically it's the notion that lots of these sites are in the locations they are because of mathematics. When you plug there location in utilizing the prime meridian being based on the Great pyramids of Giza. Usually there is some sort of mathematically equation associated with the radian where these sites are located. You can go up and down the list in lots of these sites fall into that category. It's very interesting.

[@loril.mangold8160]

And there's more circles on the 3 nubs rock, besides the one he said was worn off, it's a planetary map on that same rock

[@Robinhood1966]

Similar to Gonaya Shoria!

[@mikecampbell3174]

The three numbs look like the Osiris alinement !

[@SHARONOVERTON-g9i]

I wonder if someone dug down a few feet next to one of those walls, like the sage wall, whether there is less weathered stone down deeper...if the seams are more visible as worked.

[@robertevans9354]

Those nubs are different than others we usually see, these look globbed on like a lump of cement splatted on . The others look smoothed out on the edges , smeared out on the edges . Not nearly as globbular looking.

[@jimlee7317]

Looking at these rocks, they are so weathered since they were cut and set. The mountains are brutal for taking things back into nature and the way they've worn down over so many millennia don't you think they might have looked more like the South American nubs before they wore away so much?

[@davidsvingman5485]

Definitely an interesting site. Multi-purpose ceremonial, astronomical/solar and funeral/burial site with a lot of similarities to ancient sites here in New England. the stone in front of the Dolman appears to be an altar. that one ridgeline with the stone blocks is what we call puzzle-stone ridge here. Our theory is that they were used as mausoleums. The site was most likely constructed between 3200 BC and 1200 AD judging by the presence of the bowl-like depressions and scoop marks carved in the sides of some of the stones. one of the bowls does look like a parabolic solar reflector that would have been .illuminated by the sun at certain times of the year like a solstice or equinox.

[@talkinghead3169]

That's a lot of guesswork, my friend!

[@mrmaestrouk]

Reptilian/Mammal Bird made Fascinating.

[@spitfirered]

👍👍💯💯

[@TheFriskySquid]

The dolmen itself could be natural, noting the way granite mountains often have that curved appearance and that the parallel fractures in the rock that run vertically almost line up between the dolmen and the base of it/bedrock. But the capstone may have been put there by man. I agree that the nubs are almost always found at confirmed man made structures and are hard to explain naturally. And finally I'll say those "scoop marks" just look like a different type of round boulder weathered out of the granite, so could be natural. Though I don't see that anywhere else there and the granite looks uniform, so I would not make an argument for either possibility. Though granite is outside the realm of rock types that commonly have large extraneous boulder inclusions. All in all, definitely too weathered to tell much especially without deeper study. Only excavation could really give us the answers and considering I don't think it is acknowledged as man made (or adjacent to man made structures), archaeological excavation/exploration of the site is unlikely. Sage Mountain Wall I'd say is 100% man made, but this site is too disarticulated to really tell what's man made or natural even if there are man made portions.

[@robertessex6833]

These dolmens are slowly being affected by graffiti and people taking rock samples, these are ‘magical’ sites please respect the space so others can benefit from visiting

[@kellimedhus7136]

I have been baffled by the bolder batholith for years. After coming across the "meltology" research being done, I'm thinking these are cooked out popcorn rocks.

[@johndelong5574]

Maybe petrified sediment from great flood

[@floridaman4073]

That is a valid thought as this was the area where the ice sheets extended into. Maybe more study would determine that.

[@lakeice7581]

Nubs look like stars in Orion’s Belt. Did you see it?

[@rab6453]

The area was glaciated long ago its natural formations and erosion.these areas were used by the natives in some places.

[@bcbconklin]

Pre-diluvian structure, I would say. Thousands of years old, perhaps.

[@Anonymous------]

In this video I see big man more often than big stones. 😂

[@MatthewGill-nv4tb]

Some of the things you find strange concentric holes in to me appear petrified.... not wood....

[@dougg1075]

Those are nubs man. That’s a lot of rock they had to remove to make them, unless they take advantage of natural rock jut( I doubt that) why is there no tool marks near the nubs. Unless they withered away which would make them super old.

[@joelle4391]

The nubs!!!!

[@bravo2_0]

You must bring a geologist up to assess how old or if they're glacier erratics or man-made? Scott Woltor is free. The Vikings were there, lol.

[@diminudivadollhaus2097]

I think it was constructed before the last Ice Age.

[@Wfhii]

Where are the directions posted ??

[@WanderingWolf]

I’m releasing a full How To video this coming week with coordinates, directions, satellite images of the area, etc…

[@Wfhii]

@@WanderingWolf very cool! Wow

[@pabloc.282]

It's just so clear. Some civilization had the tech to do this. It's so frustrating that people don't put enough significance behind this.

[@paulinefriar6916]

Orion's belt???

[@johnmudd6453]

It's not the effing pyramids 😀😀😀

[@sbukosky]

No GPS coordinates!?

[@paulinefriar6916]

OMG those nubs in alignment ....

[@cthawk6770]

Bro, you guys seriously need to take an orienteering course, buy a quality compass that you can shoot an azimuth with, find some 1/25000 scale maps and have at it.

[@grammasgardenofideas5081]

12:48. the branch beside your head has been sawed or chopped

[@russellmikesell2096]

Not a true dolmen, still very cool been there twice. Lost of features in the Boulder batholith.

[@suziewheeler6530]

Julie Ryder is working on these. She us a friend of mine. Now u need to see where it us on the grid...these are man made.

[@WanderingWolf]

Awesome! Thank you for sharing!

[@leppad]

I disagree with the interpretation that these are man made features. The mineral grain size seems to be quite large so I’d guess this is part of a magmatic intrusion that solidified underground. The pressure and uplift caused by the magma body splits the host rock in various ways so that the magma fills the cracks which results in large sheets of solidified rock that look like pavement if it’s horizontal (called sills) or like walls if it’s vertical (called dikes). If the host rock is more easily eroded then what’s left is an exposed dike that looks like a wall. The dike can split and crack into more or less evenly sized pieces that look like very large blocks because the overburden has been eroded away and the dike is uplifted. Since the dike is uplifted it breaks because you can’t bend rock. If you can find the contact between the intruded rock and the country rock, you will see what geologists call a metamorphic halo where the molten rock cools quickly upon contact with the cooler country rock. The result is a gradation of mineral grains at the contact from glassy to coarse as you travel away from the contact. The reason for this is that the slower a magma cools, the larger the crystal sizes are. In the country rock, you will see a chemical alteration at the boundary caused by the hot magma liquids and gasses. In conclusion I hope you can see that knowing just a little bit about geology will help you avoid coming to unsupported conclusions about so-called man made wall and dolmens.

[@WanderingWolf]

Nah

[@leppad]

@@WanderingWolf Well said, LOL! Such an astute answer genuinely reflects the quality of your outstanding research. Keep up the…work.

[@okiecrow7160]

We don’t all choose the same headstones, we have different taste in cars and architecture, maybe the ones who built this wanted to be distinct! Follow their own design. Maybe the recipe that was passed down to this people got Altered in the process. Simply just because it’s different doesn’t make it a natural formation. The environment there may have been even more harsh then than now so altering the design was a necessity!

[@Paul-su3qh]

There were Giants in the land in Montana...., ,

[@barrychambers4047]

You guys should go back to school and take some geology, you guys are tripping!

[@wout123100]

psst, a lost effort, some people like to believe in in all kind of fairy tales.