We found a lost world in Central Mexico | Vestigios de una civilización desconocida

[@armandob.castenelli3525]

Beautiful discovery. Impeccable honey comb looking structures along that serene place. Thank you for showing us!

[@MegalithomaniaUK]

Excellent work Marco and team

[@arxprojectmx]

Thank you, Hugh! 🙏

[@Sweek.B.Jammin]

Wonderful work. You inspire many and are changing the world. Thank you

[@arxprojectmx]

Thank you! 🙏

[@MichaelMartinussen]

Hola Marco. Congratulation - this is probably one of your most professional uploads. All though all of your uploads are of extremely HIGH QUALITY. THANK YOU FOR SHARING :)

[@arxprojectmx]

Thank you, Michael! 🙏

[@charleslord8672]

His articulating is very clear

[@drew-shourd]

Awesome video! Thank you for making and sharing it.❤ ¡Impresionante video! Gracias por hacerlo y compartirlo.🙏 ¡¡Manténganse a salvo gente!! 👍

[@arxprojectmx]

Thank you! 🙏

[@louisemccloskey6847]

I'm so happy to have found your channel 😊 . Wonderful footage, terrific narration and a great sense of the spirit of exploration, I only wish I was trekking along with you in real life! Keep up the great work, much appreciation and warm regards from Perth, Western Australia 🇦🇺 ❤

[@arxprojectmx]

Thank you! 🙏

[@adrianabarbulescu9270]

Are you serious ? Very boring video with little to show except an annoying person struggling to narrate in English and music that doesn't fit the desolate surrounds 🥴

[@charleslord8672]

Me too!

[@WestShoreMan]

Wow what an exciting adventure! Very interesting! Thank you for including us!

[@arxprojectmx]

Thank you! 🙏

[@toowiseforyou]

That village must be a wonderful place to live!

[@nicoleorton5299]

This is AWESOME! THANK YOU.

[@arxprojectmx]

Thank you! 🙏

[@pabloc.282]

14:46 Wow. Igual que los bloques peruanos, bolivianos y muchos más. Para mi este es el misterio mas interesante del nuestra historia. Quienes estuvieron en este planeta? Fuimos nosotros y no recordamos? Espero algun dia tener respuestas.

[@arxprojectmx]

Asi es, el mismo tipo de cortes precisos en las rocas y grabados geometricos, a miles de kilometros de distancia...

[@PabloRomero-sh3zn]

Así lo creo, como en el Planeta de los Simios... fueron nuestros antepasados del último o incluso reseteos anteriores a ese.. por eso no sabemos de dónde venimos y a qué venimos... aunque hay al menos una institución mundial que tiene todo ese conocimiento "guardado" sólo para ellos....y todos sabemos qué institución "quemó" (cuando más bien sustrajo) los libros de todas las culturas antiguas a donde llegó...

[@perlacampos4673]

​@@PabloRomero-sh3znlamentablemente asi es.

[@karlozelpelon]

​@@PabloRomero-sh3znme gustaría saber más al respecto por favor

[@charleslord8672]

Muchas gracias! Very interesting looking forward to further posts!

[@arxprojectmx]

Thank you! 🙏

[@jorgelavalle9215]

muy interesante recorrido, gracias

[@charleslord8672]

Pardon my lack of eSpaniol, born American... As a fan of geology (as of recent), when explained in layman's terms a lot of understanding comes in play of earth's tectonics, and helps me understand a whole lot of historical seismic events. Definitely a must watch!

[@pabloc.282]

La estructura que esta abajo del templo de Mitla, no me deja de sorprender. Muy parecido a las construcciones dentro de las piramides de Egipto.

[@juanca25252]

Cerrada al público ahora.. losas de varios metros de largo en una sola pieza formando intersecciones alineadas norte-sur, este-oeste.. impresionantes. Eso si.. el letrero de la entrada dice que son tumbas 🙄.:..

[@pabloc.282]

@@juanca25252 🤣Me parece una locura como el mundo no puede ver las pruebas y pensar en la posibilidad que existe una civilizacion perdida

[@PabloRomero-sh3zn]

Muy de acuerdo... ven las pruebas de semejantes monolitos y verdad piensan que fueron tribus en taparabos las que lo hicieron.... y del otro lado salen con que fueron aliens que es la forma en que el mainstream ha logrado exitosamente hacer ver todos estos hallazgos como cosas de chiflados y conspiranoicos

[@zeferinoybarra7349]

​@@juanca25252bueno, eso dice pero ....... .......es que se dicen tantas mentiras para tapar lo que no se sabe......

[@michaelbellamy007]

These videos would be much better without the silly music.

[@pabloc.282]

Me encanta lo que haces Marco. Usando tus recursos para seguir descubriendo la civilizacion megalitica de Mexico. Siempre me parecio raro que en Mexico no tuviéramos construcción megalitica. Pero la encontraste. Un pais más se une a Turquia, Grecia, Italia, Egipto, Peru, Bolivia, España, Isla de Pascua y muchos mas. Cual es tu hipotesis sobre la conexión entre todos estos puntos? Para mi es claro que existio una civilizacion global y con tecnologia/conocimientos muy avazados.

[@MichaelMartinussen]

i AGREE :)

[@arxprojectmx]

Muchas gracias, Pablo. Ya pronto vamos a publicar los resultados de la segunda etapa del proyecto de investigacion Geofisica en Mitla. Siganos en nuestra pagina www.arxproject.org y en nuestras redes sociales facebook.com/ARXprojectMX para recibir las ultimas noticias.

[@mehmetg644]

Türkiye'den katılıyorum ... aynı şeyi düşünüyoruz ... tüm Dunya halkları bu konuda iletişim kurmalıyız

[@PabloRomero-sh3zn]

Gracias a Turquía. En Gobekli Tepe hay un mensaje para nosotros desde el último reseteo mundial. Hubo una civilización mundial como la actual que fue arrasada en el último reseteo pero ellos también fueron advertidos y construyeron Derinkuyu y túneles similares por todo el mundo. Esa es la verdadera arca de Noe. Y el mainstream sale con la ridiculez de andar buscando un arca de madera, con el afán de que nunca liguemos todos los bunkeres y ciudades túnel que están siendo descubiertas por todos lados.

[@charleslord8672]

I totally agree, there has been habitation of this planet fo longer than those in power would have us believe. I'm a spiritual person, same as all humanity, and the goodness I feel through watching this post is WOW! So I will not say that God does not exist. Allow me to explain. As an American, first I am saddened by the policy of our "Military Industrial Complex" which is continuing an agenda that does not represent the all of America, nor does it's politics. I can say from personal experience that most people are good, inside their heart. It is their environment what creates the factors that creates the ugliness of "need for greed". This mantra, doctrine, manifesto, .. of "I gotta have more than my neighbors" will be our downfall.

[@nicoleorton5299]

Wow, what an adventure!

[@Sadhu1]

That big hole in the river bottom was probably started as small hole and hard rock was swirling around and it became bigger and deeper. Have them in Arizona where I was raised.

[@DonnaCsuti-ji2dd]

Could have used holes in wall to insert logs for a structure roof support etc for protection from weather for living in etc

[@arxprojectmx]

That’s very well possible!

[@GL1321]

Well done Marco!! 👍🏻

[@arxprojectmx]

Thank you, Giacomo! 🙏

[@liamredmill9134]

Great adventure,beutifull country

[@arxprojectmx]

Thank you! 🙏

[@johnlaforte700]

A very interesting site you have found. It really is historical.

[@arxprojectmx]

Thank you! 🙏

[@freeagent8480]

Hello from AZ dude your a rock star. Keep it up, I hope you find something that will shock the world. GOD bless.

[@arxprojectmx]

Thank you! 🙏

[@Userprofilename]

Thank you for producing & sharing these. I also appreciate you doing some of these in English. You have excellent content here. I am an architectural engineering historian. I have had the pleasure of seeing some wonderful places in both Central & South America. The Spanish Colonial is in my opinion in a league of its own for being so unique & elaborate. Mexico alone has some of the most beautiful historic Colonial architecture I have ever seen with so much of it still intact & original. The Churches & Cathedrals alone are spectacular. I look forward to seeing more from you.

[@arxprojectmx]

Thank you! 🙏

[@bubbafrump74]

Great video! So, I can't speak anything but English, so I really appreciate the effort you've put into learning it as a second language... very hard!!! That said... is there any chance I could talk you into saying on a video... "it's me, mario"🤭 it would just be super Mario funny!!!!

[@olavista1977]

Please turn down the annoying loud background music

[@LuisVelasquez-d8b]

Ur one of those ha 🤥

[@houseofabba]

This type of aggravating sound you are hearing is doing the job. It was created for to steal from your power of tolerance, patience, understandability for high tolerance towards others. Don't give your time to things that annoy you. I'm getting off to they are toooooo loud. And low speaking just isn't saying what u mean.

[@PANCHO131]

damn sometimes those cracks in rocks turn out to be small openings to huge caves

[@TheStormey]

Really awesome video, but the music is blasting over top of your talking, is it just me or doesn't sound extra loud to anybody else? Thanks for the info! Amazing pics❤

[@arxprojectmx]

Sorry about that! Will try to fix it in future videos 🙏

[@margsr1179]

👍 right

[@fortuitousthings8606]

Thank you

[@sebastianbergstl4423]

ound holes in a riverchanel like that, are natural. watercurrents disturbing rocks, rotating them, they dig into the rock. could it have been manmade? possibly, but that requires more indications than just empty pits like that.

[@mmehigaa5959]

Que excelente información .cuantas cosas faltan en el mundo encontrar

[@arxprojectmx]

¡Muchas gracias! 🙏

[@angiederouin6274]

I’m so glad I found this video!!! Thank you for sharing. Basalt always reminds me of gigantic beehives. Maybe they once were 🤷‍♀️😂🤣😂🤣

[@arxprojectmx]

Thank you! 🙏

[@jigold22571]

Magnificent

[@rafaelvillareal9778]

The burro looked like he knows the truth to this mistery..

[@enalb5085]

the partially "carved" stone has the scoop marks = older than 12,000 years

[@charleslord8672]

Right!?!

[@charleslord8672]

U C! Cool!

[@russelmurray9268]

The megalithic photos are excellent. Thanks for the update. I'm not surprised that there is megalithic stones in mexico but I'm surprised someone knew what they are. To much wasted video. Just show us the megalithic photos

[@arxprojectmx]

We have been studying the megalithic sites in this area for many years now. You may be interested in this other video that focuses entirely on the megalithic aspects of the site: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKDYe2Wsn5l-mMk

[@zaulb.m3132]

wow la cruz andina 30:38

[@philoso377]

Page 14:58 scoop marks : can only be possible when it was as soft as ice cream before it set stone hard. Yes stone is made of sand plus a natural binder known as geopolymer.

[@arxprojectmx]

The same scoop marks are also found at megalithic quarries in Egypt and Peru, and on the back of the colossal 350-ton Coatlinchan monolith now in Mexico City.

[@philoso377]

@@arxprojectmxdoes it mean you agree or disagree?

[@Tailfuzzy]

Same scoop marks found on the large megalithic stone at Stonehenge and other places around the world. It’s all very interesting

[@TheOfficialAT]

They probably had a super high temperature shovel or scoop . To melt /carve stone

[@GuillermoJosueVilchis]

😅😅😅

[@ajbtrue]

The ancients in MEXICO MELTED the stone and scooped out areas when fitting the stones together.

[@zanbudd]

That’s how it appears from this video- they could even check out a rock before moving it from the river to the carving area.

[@arxprojectmx]

The “scoop marks” on the stone are highly reminiscent of what you find at many other ancient megalithic quarries around the world, such as in Egypt and Peru.

[@zanbudd]

@@arxprojectmx I’ve seen these marks in other videos as you mention- fascinating

[@GuillermoJosueVilchis]

😅😅😅😅😅

[@judedavidson5453]

It's not lava. It's old trees before the great flood after the flood. These stones were soft mud easy to carve into. When you know the truth, your eyes will open. Great video.

[@JacquelineWillis-ki2zr]

At the 31:14 time mark you missed a big stone with 4 lines straight across it like someone carved them… another one next to it has something carved too.🥰

[@arxprojectmx]

There is no 31:14 timestamp

[@JacquelineWillis-ki2zr]

@@arxprojectmx I’ll go look again get right time for you

[@JacquelineWillis-ki2zr]

@@arxprojectmx Hi I found the time stamp it’s between 23.10 and 23.21 it’s right in front sitting in the middle of three small flat stones right up to the biggest stone there. If I’m not right there’s 4 or 5 STRAIGHT LINES down the stone, plus the one next to it has something on too. Or is it my eyes going..🥰

[@teorfles]

Buen video,para mí no es un misterio existió una civilización desconocida hasta hace unos 12.000 años ,ellos fueron los constructores,eran los antediluvianos,

[@frankgonz31]

I don't believe that they would use the river to transport huge rocks, because that river would looks like only had water during rainy seasons and current would be impossible to control

[@arxprojectmx]

Good point! Perhaps then the rivers were used for trade and transportation only during the dry season. It would still have been a major logistical challenge to move the huge stone slabs for miles across the rugged terrain.

[@antoniomaximo8119]

That one is a creek (arroyo) not a river (río). Cheers!!

[@aliceputt3133]

They were there during the dry season. It's a impassible river otherwise.

[@sabandijachoyera6543]

En el minuto 5.15 hasta el minuto 5.25 el video exhibe una gran piedra en el lecho seco de un rio y en la piedra se aprecia de lado derecho donde esta labrado un tridente de 3 puntas, el cual tal vez lo usaban para pescar en el rio.

[@arxprojectmx]

Hola! ¿Me lo podrías indicar?

[@sabandijachoyera6543]

@@arxprojectmx Ojalá y pudiera anexar una foto como en fb.

[@ggfsaf]

Interesting video! I wish you would have dropped that tiresome music though... I prefer silence🙂

[@CharlesDowson-e2t]

Wonderful report but the soundtrack is too heavy and loud. Not necessary.

[@JacquelineWillis-ki2zr]

Timestamp 23.10 to 23.21 you should see it by the big boulder it has lines on

[@harrowgateguy]

Has anyone ever been able to reproduce the “scoop marks” with stone pounders or anything else?

[@herminiagimenezesmel7815]

Mo están formados por lava, son troncos de árboles gigantes petrificados. Las estructuras, están hechas con roca ablandada mediante la cocción de ciertas plantas y luego se pueden moldear las piedras. Todo esto, ya está estudiado y publicado, no hay misterio.

[@charleslord8672]

The final peice of the puzzles maybe...?

[@carlospinones2768]

Se parece mucho como las terrazas de los incas. Y las paredes de columnas son maravillosas.

[@zeferinoybarra7349]

Una pregunta, ¿En que parte del mundo se grabó este video?.

[@arxprojectmx]

En el sur del Estado de México

[@kickapootrackers7255]

🤝

[@DonnaCsuti-ji2dd]

Now I get why someone said jokingly you called for Uber horse? When I saw the nosy wild horses looking at them

[@kosmicglo710]

I dont think they were putting 30 ton stones on rafts. That would need to be one large raft.

[@arxprojectmx]

That’s a good point! The block would have probably been finished before transportation. Most of the finished slabs would have weighted between 3-5 tons. I still find the idea that the slabs were transported using the river far more viable than moving them over the very rugged terrain of the area, but more evidence is needed to confirm either hypothesis.

[@patrickmcdonough5311]

Behind the watterfall

[@arxprojectmx]

What is behind the waterfall?

[@patrickmcdonough5311]

@@arxprojectmx you will Not belive it

[@MorhanaMerlin]

vienen a "descubrir" basaltos? Si, claro! En Hidalgo hay muy bellos y son turísticos.

[@sergevillemaire357]

I have seen this report of millions of years old trees that became like stone due to ages. Also of even more ancients and giant trees went up 1 kilometer or 2 up the heaven. They formed the ley lines all over the worlds

[@sergevillemaire357]

These were the days of the dinosaurs. The oxygen levels were very high. The creatures as well as men were enormous, the days of the Titans of yore.

[@sergevillemaire357]

Much gusto, Gratiias.

[@perlacampos4673]

Sergevillemaire357 the trees were cut on purpose.

[@ernestinaleon8315]

Where exactly is this?

[@arxprojectmx]

San Miguel Ixtapan, Mexico.

[@jaquelyncastro4094]

Es posible que el origen de todas las culturas precolombinas hayan partido de Caral, ya que tiene 5000 años y es hasta hoy la más antigua

[@romanloera1423]

La zona arqueológicas de cueva de la olla ( en Chihuahua) data de 5500 a.c así que creo que no

[@joserubideccdasilva4906]

Que pesquisadores e exploradores que nao pisam na agua para não molharem os pés....kkkk

[@howlinwulf]

Toe prints after 6 mi ute mark. You said scrapings maybe Looks like toes in mud. Huge toes.

[@imallanvalencia]

23:36 Ahi está la cueva

[@arxprojectmx]

Believe me, we explored every inch and could not find an entrance, just cracks in the rocks and potentially caved-in passages…

[@aliveandkicking1977]

👍

[@DanielStewart80]

These hexagonal columns are structures that are both the products of and therefore evidence for an enormous ancient tree that once lived upon the earth. That is to say, these columns are not the product of volcanic activity, as the authors of this content alternatively suggest. Take care and God Bless.

[@alonsoglez5711]

Mistery solve it’s on front in last image

[@ThomasRogers-h4g]

Isn't that a petrified tree??? Looks like it to me but hey I'm an idiot. Lol 😂

[@DanielStewart80]

These hexagonal columns are structures that are both the products of and therefore evidence for an enormous ancient tree that once lived upon the earth. That is to say, these columns are not the product of volcanic activity, as the authors of this content alternatively suggest. Take care and God Bless.

[@pablomicheacastillo1746]

las columnas de basalto son antiguos arboles gigantes

[@AbnerCarrera-yj8dp]

Para mi eso que dicen que fue creado por lava no es mas que los vestigios de los árboles gigantes petrificados de silicio.

[@AMeise-vy4fk]

Take the Uber-Horse

[@elflaco8754]

prisma stones

[@oaktwn9132]

The background music on your video is so annoying, it would be better if you had no background music.

[@TheAnarchitek]

Homo sapiens only track back about 300,000 years, so what "civilization" millions of years ago?

[@noel3422]

Thay all live in california now, so not lost just displaced.

[@seedsoftruth7211]

I used to carve things along a river. I'm not too old. Be serious!

[@Rawshella]

Music too loud! I'd rather here nothing if not the actual sounds of nature!

[@omaracosta1264]

Eso no es volcánico.....🙋‍♂️🇦🇷

[@carloscarrillo6595]

There's no megalitic structures in Paraguay, South America...! I think that you meant to say Peru...!

[@arxprojectmx]

Never mentioned megalithic structures in Paraguay 🤔

[@mossig]

Nice geology but nothing man made until after minute 24 of the video. Only water erosion features. There where no megalite stones transported down through that ravine even during wet season. The quarry was not a quarry. Stones are not cut that way as seen on the 195 by 175 block.

[@arxprojectmx]

“The quarry was not a quarry”. Can you please elaborate on this?

[@mossig]

@@arxprojectmx Stone quarrying is/was done the same way through out the world. Stones are split out of a rock wall by chiseling small holes in a row and hammering wedges inside the holes. This leave a row of marks on the edges of the stone. On your claimed site there is no evidence in the movie of any rock wall. The large stone was formed in a geological process of magma cooling down. It creates like bubbles but with flat surfaces, except to the side that is not obstructed facing air. Most of pre Columbian stone work is robbed naturally formed stones from geological formation. Very few such formations are still visible above surface to these day. But a few exist in USA still and people also think these walls are mane made there. Ancient stone robbers just marked the stones bubbles in the natural walls, moved them and reassembled them on another place. Much the same as you do with logs in a log cabin. This is why you have such perfect fits and irregular sizes of blocks. Your claimed stone block used to have another block on top of it. It may still be somewhere around there and have the matching dimensions of flatness.

[@skogsgud]

Made from Geopolymer concrete

[@noaglverbodentoegang]

When the Latin-European conquerors, completely erased South America society/culture/historay for Gold ... Yes, then it becomes a rediscovery on it's own. Other then that keep up the making of video's.

[@franks4973]

You’re showing columnar basalt on the wall and a fallen weathered column and concluding it is an ancient culture. Sorry but I don’t see the connection.

[@patrickmcdonough5311]

Ixacu

[@shawnrivers3886]

Is this guy Canadian

[@arxprojectmx]

I am Italian 😊

[@philipware4951]

Mud fossils everywhere BIOLOGY IN GEOLOGY

[@Flogarza1]

Pre flood

[@butchmitch731]

NOʻ HÀY N̈ÀÐA

[@hectorballinas2696]

Truly, how can something so interesting turn out to be a bit dull and boring … the narrator feels as if climbing mount Everest where the ground seems quite flat and full of amenities like bridges and trails … the music overtakes the higlight of the video which are “monolithic stones” which were shown for only a few seconds … i would suggest you guys make these videos shorter, in spanish and with english subtitles, in my opinion the flow would be much better. ;-)

[@catdeerduck]

3 dedos como las momias de nazca.

[@patrickmcdonough5311]

Hastrada

[@ALLANT7]

Giant trees

[@stereophonicbrain365_handle]

would it be better without the repeatingly annoying music.

[@tupacCarlin2223]

Pronto sabran todos ustedes q la civilizacion en las Americas nacio en peru .. para ustedes ..no egipto o blah blah blah .....

[@ocultatarot]

Hubo una globalizacion americana prehispanica

[@toddincabo]

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