Those flat, "geared" disks are parts of Crinoid stems. Crinoids were a relative of sea stars, sea urchins & sea cucumbers. Modern Crinoids live in deep water & are filter feeders with long stems but some have no stems & cling to other objects.
The "gears" are parts of crinoid stems, fossil echinoderms related to the sea urchins. The stems consist of stacked pieces, much like a stack of tires. These fossils are quite common in strata from the Paleozoic Era.
th-cam.com/video/-DJhnjQbp58/w-d-xo.html is from wikipedia and is there already from 2007. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:FossileLaudonomphalus_regularis.jpg The image you see th-cam.com/video/-DJhnjQbp58/w-d-xo.html is from the Antikythera Mechanism.. interesting mechanism that is true... I'm not thrusting this channel..
The corkscrew rocks are Fossilized sweat glands from a giant , according to Roger from Mudfossil University and he has the drawings of the sweat glands from a medical book and they match up to those same photos and there's some more photos of the sweat glands with hair follicles that looks like tree stumps that they don't show in this video. check out what Roger has to say, he'll definitely rock your world.
The narrator has no clue what he's reading. He switches back and forth between "runs" and "runes". All he is doing is reading a page with zero comprehension involved. No professionalism either.
How you do that ? Switch from mispronunciations to proper pronunciation ... sometimes in the same sentence . It’s an amazing talent . Few people can screw up language like you do .
That was their first mistake. Contacting main stream archaeologists. Main stream does everything it can to bury and squash new ideas and finds that contradict their narrative.
They know. It's a common method to draw comments like yours to inflate engagement numbers on videos. Keep it in mind and it's easy to find yourself annoyed at the mild attempt to manipulate masses. Even though the manipulation is harmless and really does help content creators we all enjoy it draws images to mind of larger social engineering projects and their affects.
Why do 'experts' ALWAYS say everything was from or for a TEMPLE? I mean EVERY THING they find!! What happened to the stores? Cobbler shops, tailor shops, carpenter shops, etc, etc, etc....BUT NOOOOO! EVERYTHING the 'experts' find is from a TEMPLE!!! GEEEESH!
The walnut like concretions are a natural shape from a particular kind of electrical process, which is now become very clear is the fundamental process behind our universe, not accretion and pure gravity. In fact we have a moon in our solar system that looks just like the concretions with the raised seam all around the equator.
@@heldlightning7118 Metal in rock like iron ore would explain any metal content. If those shells were metal & gears to a machine it could be easily proven. It's a 400 million year old fossil but believe what you want.
I associate the word archaeology with 'old' and looking at the thumbnail I thought someone had discovered some ancient MiG-25! (The fins are unmistakable!).
"The best guess of archeologists was that they were used in funeral rites. But, then again, that tends to be the best guess of archeologists for just about everything they do not understand." Absolutely classic! If they were honest, they would admit that they do not really know all that much about anything.
My son made a roundish sculpture and buried it in the yard proclaiming that in a few thousand years archeologists will display it in a museum as a sacrificial alter.
@@jeff3741 That's hilarious! Sounds like something I would do. Diogenes is my favorite philosopher and he had the same mindset. If you haven't heard of him, you should check him out.
First of all the etruscans invented the arch and the aqueducts . All of these civilizations have their great accomplishments, but give credit where it’s due. The aqueducts of Ancient Rome were much more advanced and had a totally different system that could transport clean water to multiple places in the empire which was so vast that they could bring Fresh water to the urbanites . This was all via the their advanced plumbing system and aqueducts. Wealthy romans could have hot or cold running water. Why does everyone always try to downplay the accomplishments of The Roman Empire and the Mediterranean ? I don’t get it. The aqueducts were so advance they could run uphill . Their plumbing was so advanced for their time that they had latrines that flushed into the sewage systems that then flowed into the rivers . The cloaca maxima sewage system still functions today . Sti cazzi
The one based around a river (the ancient city) ...it was not a town, but actually a place to equaporate large quantities of water (to make clouds) ref static electricity, ref pyrimids as electrical genorator
The item contains the fossilized stems of crinoids - aquatic creatures related to sea urchins (and they're not made of metal, despite what the finder suggested) i.pinimg.com/originals/d8/d0/c5/d8d0c58c762714bdef021e913e22c4d5.jpg
Don't doubt it. It had rubber tires and plastic on electrical wiring (both have carbon) but chances are the pieces on the plane are year stamped just like cars.
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Great Channel. It's about time that someone tells it the way it is. I'm absolutely fed up with all the pseudoscience and jumping to conclusions by so-called scientists that, by the way, couldn't hold down a managerial position at a 7-Eleven!
@@AndrewVelonis geologist, astrophysicists and other scientist often rely on pseudoscience instead of sound rational logical thinking. They speculate and overlook fundamental principles. And don't even get me started on Google ¿`_
@@jaynehorn151 I’m at a loss for words here, it’s hard to grasp the concept of such an opinion, Africa has been descending and rising over millions of years and it doesn’t have ice, keep in mind that gravity, pole movement and the moon all play key roles to plate shifts, 12000 year cycle is knocking at our door.
umm those gears at 5:58 I have a bunch and can show you were to find a lot more..in fact I made a bracelet for my daughter from them since there is holes in the centers.. I have more
Came for this one, they're crinoid columnals. I find them all the time, definitely not gears. Not sure why that ended up in this video, pretty basic stuff and very common
It would seem that the preferred method of explaining finds is to simply make something up and then defend the interpretation to the death, so that truly advancements in archeology occur one death at a time.
If that metal gear thing is legit.... That means there was intelligent life on this planet millions of years ago!!!!!!!! I’m pretty high right now, but even if I wasn’t that would be pretty mind blowing 🤯
No s*** I believe most of these ancient artifacts are before the last ice age. You can't carbon-date rock only the pottery and artifacts that were left after sometimes thousands and thousands of years after.
@@berniemckenna9770 I believe the great spagetti monster created them, doesn't make that fact... While carbon dating only works for objects that are younger than around 50,000, that doesn't restrict it to pottery. This does not mean scientists only use carbon dating, then just guess. There are thousands of tests they can use including the type of rock, how much the surface decays over time, and the state the objects are in...
Radio carbon 14 dating is very in accurate. It can only be used on organic material with little to moderate success it measures the half life of organic carbon isotopes but is affected by heating sudden changes in temperature and exposure to UV light. It's the snake oil of paleontology, check it out for yourself.
Great observation on the obvious short comings of the old and dated establishment status quo. Hiding or destroying something in order to keep a theory going is a crime.
Yes the MiGs probably wouldn't stand a chance in a 'dog fight' - BUT.. In a straight up drag race, that MiG 25 would destroy all. US codenamed it FoxBat, they didnt know if it was a F ighter or a B omber - FoxBat
00:45 It is Scythian/Chaldean language. This is a fact. (...) We are dealing with a civilization with over 12 Century BC - 2 Century BC. But not Greek, Greeks come from the Scythian tribe "Helenow" / "Helios". The History we know is written by the victors, who passed on the History convenient for them.
Please list the names of these interesting places in the description when they are available, like the area with unusual gear-like fossils or the corkscrew formations in Nebraska. I see there is a public marker in the Nebraska section. Thank you
if you talk about the 'gears' from Kamchatka... th-cam.com/video/-DJhnjQbp58/w-d-xo.html, in this clip it is mentioned it is found in 2013.. the picture is from wikipedia and is there already from 2007. This 'find' was also mentioned earlier then 2013. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:FossileLaudonomphalus_regularis.jpg interesting
No offense to the Nasca people but the idea from this video they were the first to use aquifers is nonsense as they date from about 500AD and the Romans were using them a 1000yrs earlier and even they were late comers as there are aquifers still in existence in Iraq/Iran that are nearly 3000yrs old
Actually, Tasmania was connected to Australia. Also, because of that, prehistoric animals survived almost 100,000 years longer than the ones on mainland Australia.
12:04 Samurai Jack!!! Nice, one of the best and most beautiful and heart pumping, and nerve wreaking scenes in the show... actually just any and every scene in Samurai jack is simply just beyond amazing.
The most persistent misconception today is the belief that we are now the first civilization ever on Earth to achieve such high development. But civilizations come and go in a cycle of seven. According to a natural law, so with a fixed timetable that we can simply calculate, just as a lunar eclipse or the sunrise. Ancient knowledge comes from a previously lost civilization. That previous civilization eventually reached a higher level of knowledge and skills than we currently have. They will also have been on the moon and explored the planet Mars. The only possible cause of this cycle is a ninth planet in our solar system orbiting the sun in an eccentric orbit. As a result, that planet is only close to the sun and planets for a very short time. It crosses the planes of the other planets at high speed and is hurled back into the universe as a hammer from a hammer thrower. We find hard evidence for the existence of a former higher civilization worldwide. Starting in Egypt. To learn much more about the cycle of civilizations, recurring floods, aliens and ancient high technology, read the eBook: "what I know about Nibiru".
And this is how we get manipulated with devious video montages, half-truths mixed with false claims and faked photos and videos. I wonder who has the interest in doing it and for what purpose...
3:14 So what material is the monkey vase made of? Is it quartz? “Why would they use a material that was so difficult to work with,” and “hard yet delicate rock” were used to describe the unnamed “pieces.”
I’m quite sure those are sea creatures shells, like a limpid or something, definitely not old gears etc and there’s no way they found metal in the ones on display here, I’ve seen these before many times and I know they are not gears but fossils of marine creatures...
I find it ironic that in a ca 15 min long script serving up nothing but conjecture and speculation, they demand empirical evidence from the science community.
the black container looks like a person carrying a water bucket on their back but the water bucket is actually their body it kind of goes with the saying carry your own weight in water
LOL, At the vary start of this video 0:01-0:03 is a computer mother board! The woman is dusting off. You can see the 3 PCI slots, 25 pin power connector, back plane, south bridge heatsink, transistors, and curtain chips. Damn I'm nerdy
Those flat, "geared" disks are parts of Crinoid stems. Crinoids were a relative of sea stars, sea urchins & sea cucumbers. Modern Crinoids live in deep water & are filter feeders with long stems but some have no stems & cling to other objects.
Stop lying ,we know you work for Darwin.
They look like fossilized sea pennies.
I think I heard they made with a type if metal.
Those look more like Diatoms.
With metal in them?!
The "gears" are parts of crinoid stems, fossil echinoderms related to the sea urchins. The stems consist of stacked pieces, much like a stack of tires. These fossils are quite common in strata from the Paleozoic Era.
That's what I was thinking also.
th-cam.com/video/-DJhnjQbp58/w-d-xo.html is from wikipedia and is there already from 2007. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:FossileLaudonomphalus_regularis.jpg
The image you see th-cam.com/video/-DJhnjQbp58/w-d-xo.html is from the Antikythera Mechanism.. interesting mechanism that is true...
I'm not thrusting this channel..
I really wanted to watch this but all the clips from movies just screws it all up
The corkscrew rocks are Fossilized sweat glands from a giant , according to Roger from Mudfossil University and he has the drawings of the sweat glands from a medical book and they match up to those same photos and there's some more photos of the sweat glands with hair follicles that looks like tree stumps that they don't show in this video. check out what Roger has to say, he'll definitely rock your world.
"Runes" rhymes with prunes, so stop calling them "runs".
@@kittkattgo It is too a real voice ya dork.
The narrator has no clue what he's reading. He switches back and forth between "runs" and "runes". All he is doing is reading a page with zero comprehension involved. No professionalism either.
At first I didn't know wtf he was talkin about...longest runnik🤣
He's got the runs.
Gramps is bound up mother could you stop by the store and him some pruns.
mostly fluff of movie clips & unrelated photos than real photos & archeology... all set to shitty elevator techno. Awesome job!
Why isn't Göbekli Tepe included in this as it is 12,000 years old and has monuments that can't be explained by anything
How you do that ?
Switch from mispronunciations to proper pronunciation ... sometimes in the same sentence .
It’s an amazing talent .
Few people can screw up language like you do .
That was their first mistake. Contacting main stream archaeologists. Main stream does everything it can to bury and squash new ideas and finds that contradict their narrative.
Egyptology a case in point! Archeology held back for over a century,thanks to the Royal Society.
Yea how they say anybody who makes new discoveries are pseudosciencetists. Graham Hancock proooooved everybody wrong glad it was in my day n age.
Mainstream archeologists do not think outside the box. I mi h prefer listening to Graham Hancock who thoroughly investigates what hes looking at...
not "run" stone it is pronounces ROON
It's pronounced RUNE
They know.
It's a common method to draw comments like yours to inflate engagement numbers on videos. Keep it in mind and it's easy to find yourself annoyed at the mild attempt to manipulate masses.
Even though the manipulation is harmless and really does help content creators we all enjoy it draws images to mind of larger social engineering projects and their affects.
Hello
Wow couldn't even get thru the first find!!!! It's a rune stone not a "RUN" stone and "RUN(E)IC" stone not a " RUNIC"
Why do 'experts' ALWAYS say everything was from or for a TEMPLE? I mean EVERY THING they find!! What happened to the stores? Cobbler shops, tailor shops, carpenter shops, etc, etc, etc....BUT NOOOOO! EVERYTHING the 'experts' find is from a TEMPLE!!! GEEEESH!
The walnut like concretions are a natural shape from a particular kind of electrical process, which is now become very clear is the fundamental process behind our universe, not accretion and pure gravity. In fact we have a moon in our solar system that looks just like the concretions with the raised seam all around the equator.
これからもいろんなものが出て来る事に期待します！！
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Those gears look a lot like shells in limestone. I have seen em many times.
Metal shells?
@@heldlightning7118 Metal in rock like iron ore would explain any metal content. If those shells were metal & gears to a machine it could be easily proven. It's a 400 million year old fossil but believe what you want.
@@michaelbrinks8089 metal in rock doesn't look like machined gears
"Gears" - no, fossilized individual crinoid stem pieces.
I find them everywhere. Especially around the creeks and rivers in Tennessee
@@gordo66061 in Ohio creeks too!
Google diatoms
I associate the word archaeology with 'old' and looking at the thumbnail I thought someone had discovered some ancient MiG-25! (The fins are unmistakable!).
they didn't??..
@@frucklerbullpit I wore it
Old I resembe that remark
How an why Old
@@richardgallegos2692
Because the word archeology mean ancient history. Why? No idea. They had to call it something!
"The best guess of archeologists was that they were used in funeral rites. But, then again, that tends to be the best guess of archeologists for just about everything they do not understand." Absolutely classic! If they were honest, they would admit that they do not really know all that much about anything.
My son made a roundish sculpture and buried it in the yard proclaiming that in a few thousand years archeologists will display it in a museum as a sacrificial alter.
@@jeff3741 That's hilarious! Sounds like something I would do. Diogenes is my favorite philosopher and he had the same mindset. If you haven't heard of him, you should check him out.
First of all the etruscans invented the arch and the aqueducts . All of these civilizations have their great accomplishments, but give credit where it’s due. The aqueducts of Ancient Rome were much more advanced and had a totally different system that could transport clean water to multiple places in the empire which was so vast that they could bring Fresh water to the urbanites . This was all via the their advanced plumbing system and aqueducts. Wealthy romans could have hot or cold running water. Why does everyone always try to downplay the accomplishments of The Roman Empire and the Mediterranean ? I don’t get it. The aqueducts were so advance they could run uphill . Their plumbing was so advanced for their time that they had latrines that flushed into the sewage systems that then flowed into the rivers . The cloaca maxima sewage system still functions today . Sti cazzi
someone...has the shits
The one based around a river (the ancient city) ...it was not a town, but actually a place to equaporate large quantities of water (to make clouds) ref static electricity, ref pyrimids as electrical genorator
Large amounts of white crystaline substance if found around this (ref egypt, ref cornwall)...this coating was to increase and aid the evaporation
You all discust me
Please look at the stone circles in South Africa. Michael Tellinger has been investigating it for 10 years.
The gears are Croniods
Those “gears” are definitely just fossils
They are called arcamedes fossils. Edit : the pictures in the video are what i believe are crinoid stem segments. Arcamedes fossils look like a gear.
@@brucepreston3794 metal? I know the type of fossils you speek of but I have never seen fossis made from metal.
The item contains the fossilized stems of crinoids - aquatic creatures related to sea urchins (and they're not made of metal, despite what the finder suggested)
i.pinimg.com/originals/d8/d0/c5/d8d0c58c762714bdef021e913e22c4d5.jpg
Ya fossilized gears!
the burried jet brought me here. i wanted see if carbon dating could tell us how old it was.
Don't doubt it. It had rubber tires and plastic on electrical wiring (both have carbon) but chances are the pieces on the plane are year stamped just like cars.
@@bunzeebear2973 or at least they have serial numbers.
They did carbon date them! They found that these jets were actually made almost 2 thousand years ago? Saying Saddam buried them is just a cover up....
josh denton carbon dating has been proven unreliable
They are too recent for carbon dating.
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Great Channel. It's about time that someone tells it the way it is. I'm absolutely fed up with all the pseudoscience and jumping to conclusions by so-called scientists that, by the way, couldn't hold down a managerial position at a 7-Eleven!
You have contradicted yourself so severely I can't figure out what you were trying to say.
@@AndrewVelonis geologist, astrophysicists and other scientist often rely on pseudoscience instead of sound rational logical thinking. They speculate and overlook fundamental principles. And don't even get me started on Google ¿`_
This is one of the numerous videos on youtube that is questionable.
Tasmania is on a land mass that seems to rise and lower according to a study I read years ago
Tasmania is rising after last ice age because the weight of Ice is gone. Same applies to North America and Northern Europe and Asia
@@jaynehorn151 I’m at a loss for words here, it’s hard to grasp the concept of such an opinion, Africa has been descending and rising over millions of years and it doesn’t have ice, keep in mind that gravity, pole movement and the moon all play key roles to plate shifts, 12000 year cycle is knocking at our door.
Qryiei
I greatly admire their commitment
umm those gears at 5:58 I have a bunch and can show you were to find a lot more..in fact I made a bracelet for my daughter from them since there is holes in the centers.. I have more
I was in TQ (Al Taqqadum) at that time and I can verify that was true but I'm pretty sure there was more then 12 by the time I left in August 2004
The "gears" look more like some form of coral. Especially where they're broken off at.
Came for this one, they're crinoid columnals. I find them all the time, definitely not gears. Not sure why that ended up in this video, pretty basic stuff and very common
Dang, so I wasn't far off. Haha. I love things to be more "mythical", but gears was definitely a reach.
Any word on the composition of the Kamchatka gears?
The stone circles at time stamp 11:36 can be easily dated by digging under the stones to find any organic material which then can be carbon dated.
Crinoid stems
0:39-0:44 Do you know somebody what film is that? Thank you!
It would seem that the preferred method of explaining finds is to simply make something up and then defend the interpretation to the death, so that truly advancements in archeology occur one death at a time.
Graham Hancocks one of those
If that metal gear thing is legit.... That
means there was intelligent life on this planet millions of years ago!!!!!!!!
I’m pretty high right now, but even if I wasn’t that would be pretty mind blowing 🤯
Scientists "decide" on 5,000 years? Well anybody can "decide" on how old the rocks are.
No s*** I believe most of these ancient artifacts are before the last ice age. You can't carbon-date rock only the pottery and artifacts that were left after sometimes thousands and thousands of years after.
@@berniemckenna9770 I believe the great spagetti monster created them, doesn't make that fact...
While carbon dating only works for objects that are younger than around 50,000, that doesn't restrict it to pottery.
This does not mean scientists only use carbon dating, then just guess. There are thousands of tests they can use including the type of rock, how much the surface decays over time, and the state the objects are in...
Radio carbon 14 dating is very in accurate. It can only be used on organic material with little to moderate success it measures the half life of organic carbon isotopes but is affected by heating sudden changes in temperature and exposure to UV light. It's the snake oil of paleontology, check it out for yourself.
amazing what humans are capable of if they don't have smartphones.
Great observation on the obvious short comings of the old and dated establishment status quo. Hiding or destroying something in order to keep a theory going is a crime.
Yes the MiGs probably wouldn't stand a chance in a 'dog fight' - BUT.. In a straight up drag race, that MiG 25 would destroy all. US codenamed it FoxBat, they didnt know if it was a F ighter or a B omber - FoxBat
I'd like to see a Viking Rock Run Stone.
First he said run then he said runic then he said rune the correct way. This guy doesn't know shite.
Why does the narrator sound like the love child of Kermit the Frog, and Seth Rogen?
00:45
It is Scythian/Chaldean language. This is a fact. (...)
We are dealing with a civilization with over 12 Century BC - 2 Century BC.
But not Greek, Greeks come from the Scythian tribe "Helenow" / "Helios".
The History we know is written by the victors, who passed on the History convenient for them.
Greatest narrator of the ENUMAELISH
Please list the names of these interesting places in the description when they are available, like the area with unusual gear-like fossils or the corkscrew formations in Nebraska. I see there is a public marker in the Nebraska section. Thank you
if you talk about the 'gears' from Kamchatka... th-cam.com/video/-DJhnjQbp58/w-d-xo.html, in this clip it is mentioned it is found in 2013.. the picture is from wikipedia and is there already from 2007. This 'find' was also mentioned earlier then 2013. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:FossileLaudonomphalus_regularis.jpg
interesting
He didn't say what that monkey jar was made out of is it obsidian??
OMG "runstone"?
No offense to the Nasca people but the idea from this video they were the first to use aquifers is nonsense as they date from about 500AD and the Romans were using them a 1000yrs earlier and even they were late comers as there are aquifers still in existence in Iraq/Iran that are nearly 3000yrs old
Actually, Tasmania was connected to Australia. Also, because of that, prehistoric animals survived almost 100,000 years longer than the ones on mainland Australia.
There had to be past ancient civilizations on earth. I met people who claim they had found metal tools and parts in a coal seam.
Everybody knows that many sites like this were found somewhere but really need to be respectful and responsible for our all ancient history artifacts.
_In the Hobbit, Gandalf marked Bilbo's front door with a symbol just like the ones on the Rune Stone._
@Troy Hendrickson _BAAAAHHHH HA HA HA!!! xD_
@Troy Hendrickson _Now you've done it!!! They're gonna want Reparations. xD_
The word is "RUNE" rhymes with "June" - next
Cut with knives and polished with sand!
Lions, tigers and bears,
Oh my!
Always amazing.
Tasmania was actualy at one time joined to Victoria so perhaps the map is correct
Nah fam, us aussies chipped em off because it's like the "Texas" of Australia, you know, incest and all that jazz.
the big rock is a yearly calendar to plant food!!! can't you's see the sun rises on it?!
12:04 Samurai Jack!!! Nice, one of the best and most beautiful and heart pumping, and nerve wreaking scenes in the show... actually just any and every scene in Samurai jack is simply just beyond amazing.
The most persistent misconception today is the belief that we are now the first civilization ever on Earth to
achieve such high development. But civilizations come and go in a cycle of seven. According to a natural law, so with a fixed timetable that we can simply calculate, just as a lunar eclipse or the sunrise. Ancient knowledge comes from a previously lost civilization. That previous civilization eventually reached a higher level of knowledge and skills than we currently have. They will also have been on the moon and explored the planet Mars. The only possible cause of this cycle is a ninth planet in our solar system orbiting the sun in an eccentric orbit. As a result, that planet is only close to the sun and planets for a very short time. It crosses the planes of the other planets at high speed and is hurled back into the universe as a hammer from a hammer thrower. We find hard evidence for the existence of a former higher civilization worldwide. Starting in Egypt. To learn much more about the cycle of civilizations, recurring floods, aliens and ancient high technology, read the eBook: "what I know about Nibiru".
Runs ????
Rune stones are pronounced ROON.
Yes like dune.
No mystery here. The Rune Stone was an early telephone book.
Or sigga was here lol
How many Top 12 Mysterious Artifacts are there? Every TH-cam channel that reports on these have a different top p90 12. Not the same 12 either.
Everyone knows we didn’t end all 10 or so ice ages! Thinking anything but the Sun affects climate is crazy!
Everyone is crazy except you.
And this is how we get manipulated with devious video montages, half-truths mixed with false claims and faked photos and videos. I wonder who has the interest in doing it and for what purpose...
The 400 million year old gears is bogus
Way cool episode
The monkey vase is a biscuit jar without the lid.
I don't think they are gears... Here we call them mushrooms
Was just going to say the same thing. They look like petrified mushroom caps.
@@elaexplorer haha I think it's an ancient aliens thing
Not run,it’s pronounced RUNE
Rune to the hills...
rune for your liiiiiiiife...
great song.
I could have sworn foo fighter were a phenomenon with "orb like" flying crafts that they could not explain and often associated with aliens.
That too.
The mudfossil university channel has answers for these type of questions.
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What was the starting clip? Tomb raider ?
3:14 So what material is the monkey vase made of? Is it quartz? “Why would they use a material that was so difficult to work with,” and “hard yet delicate rock” were used to describe the unnamed “pieces.”
What the hell is 536 "CE"............... turned off video at that point......
When CE is added..it means approximately..
Tasmania was a peninsula during the height of the last ice age.
Runes not runs. Like prunes without the p.
Those Speirs they're ball bearings used to go to a UFO
the "gears" look like fossil sea creatures
Sphere stone Sharpen Knives or Swords Compact easy to carry for adventures
It's called a "roon".
pffft, it says , 1:10 " Eat a Flokies" over and over
🤣
Definitely says "Drink your Ovaltine."
I’m quite sure those are sea creatures shells, like a limpid or something, definitely not old gears etc and there’s no way they found metal in the ones on display here, I’ve seen these before many times and I know they are not gears but fossils of marine creatures...
China should be held accountable for an outbreak and investigated.....
1:20
First Georgia GUIDESTONE .
I find it ironic that in a ca 15 min long script serving up nothing but conjecture and speculation, they demand empirical evidence from the science community.
Somebody's going to say it's Atlantis , concentric rings all the way to the center, please somebody say that it's the lost city of Atlantis
Brendon Coss no.
Google richat structure in Mauritania
Could be a fossilized wormhole
the black container looks like a person carrying a water bucket on their back but the water bucket is actually their body it kind of goes with the saying carry your own weight in water
LOL, At the vary start of this video 0:01-0:03 is a computer mother board! The woman is dusting off. You can see the 3 PCI slots, 25 pin power connector, back plane, south bridge heatsink, transistors, and curtain chips. Damn I'm nerdy
I've watched a number of your videos and enjoy the content but please learn to pronounce the words properly!
😂
DOWN 77
Okay being exposed through a century and it's got it tore down, well then if it was a bridge a month of water would take care of it to
You didn't even mention the Etruscan, who might have actually built the aqueducts in Italy.
And the water systems built on the island of Crete
Stone puzzle...quagmire testing ground...
Seeing as tons of cultures made 1 monolith so why would they make 2 snakes when they only needed 1
LOL, What is Run-ic inscription?
And no word like is, lack of funding. They just don't want these places to be explored. And that's all.
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5:45 Crinoid Columnals, an ancient sea plant. Very common, go in any natural creek and you're bound to find one
6:17 most likely ancient currency