Hi G - on the subject of reconstituting stone : i was a driver for Toltec Mexica Elder 'Tlakaelel' about 2006 or so - driving him, translator and a couple of friends around south of UK to see Stonehenge and Avebury etc.. He told us how many mexican hillocks were turning out to be pyramids that were scrub covered and that inside one of them ( it was his special interest to investigate ancient cultures) , he found what he described as identical stones ( unused) and the moulds out of which they came. We saw one stone at Avebury that he said appeared to have been 'cast' in a mould made by simply digging out a rectangular block of earth in the ground - because 5 sides were still grainy and the sixth side smooth - open to the air? He laughed at the mural at Stonehenge in the visitor centre of hairy neanderthals pulling a stone on rollers - he couldnt believe how wrong it was . I feel your analysis of all these sites is spot on - ( im blown away by yourinsight into Newgrange and so on) and that people with science were behind these constructions -- and probably survivors of a cataclysm that wiped out their civilisation. We can guess they toured the world setting up this tech stuff using the most basic materials available to help a new civilisation get under way? As you say- these sites cover a time of 14000 years --- highly possible that they thrived for a couple of thousand years and then invasion or fighting etc led them to fall into disuse or be regarded by primitives that came along as spooky or the result of animistic Gods? This is technology we dont have these days and could do well to investigate - seems a natural alternative to hoe we destroy the land for resources? I had no idea Japan had this schizz going on too .. Have you checked out Carnac in France? -- over 3000 Menhirs in avenues 7km long...
Thanks for sharing tis amazing content with us. 57:30 those look eerily similar to the composition of the blocks at Puma Punku. What you'd imagine a better more refined version of our modern Breeze Blocks would become.
Jomon pottery has patterns that closely resemble Māori patterns in New Zealand. Same pattern also seen as Nazca lines in Peru and also Olmec South America. It would seem as the ancient world was very much interconnected and shared common knowledge of the heavens and shared technological knowledge. Interbreeding with trading cultures would have been common.
There's another book on this subject, seed of knowledge, stone of plenty by john burke. It may help in your research in some way, idk, just a thought Geoffrey. Love the content!
Your can of worms appears to have an endless lid Geoff. I am from the Pac NW America and often wonder why the Snake, Pend Oreille,, and Columbia rivers show no sign of megalithic advancement. A hypothetical reason is the drainage was prone to megaflooding and was maintained as preserve for the Clovis people et al.
I wondered the same and I thought that during the ice age it was too cold that far north and the glaciers would have been much further south making it not ideal for human population or megalithic building. Hence why you see more construction in Central America and South America.
IMO the Atlanteans knew of their impending doom, and so sent out ships that carried their most learned elders and most skilled craftsmen as well as their secret techniques and methods of building Megalithic structures... in every direction, NWE and south so that every continent was seeded with advanced knowledge which took root and transformed into the amazing structures still standing today all over the world.
@@cedriceric9730LOL, physics is just physics? it's all a big coincidence? wow, guess you got all the answers- let's see what else you have to say on the matter, after all... you sound so knowledgeable :)
I live in a place in the UK, on the Kent Downs. It has a stone circle older than Stone henge. This stone circle is at the bottom of a huge hill made of chalk. There are huge erosion patterns in the chalk hillside. There is a Wood at the top of the hill called White Horse wood. The symbol of Kent, is the White Horse Rampant. A prancing White horse.
You're talking like the hero in a Charlie Chan movie whispering the narration while being pursued by the dogin.... This site was being replayed continuously during Hawass's freak outs ❤
@koukouvania hard to tell from the model, and given what we saw at the site, it would be difficult to access/evaluate that area now as it's covered in trees. Lots more to investigate on the next trip
Have you considered the possibility of the stone being actual "fulgorite"? I mean, it's a sand stone, a conglomerate, and it has the exact shape of a fulgorite pebble. Considering the fact that atmospheric conditions were very different back then, and that it was a very violent process, it wouldn't surprise me if the lightnings were ridiculously massive, massive enough to create those rocks, and all the fossilized boulders containing carbs, nautiluses, and all other sea creatures that the mainstream wants us to believe took millions of years to fossilize inside perfect stone spheres. I hope I made myself clear, as English ain't my first language and this is not an easy topic. All the best, and thanks for sharing this work with us 👍🏻🖤🏴☠️
36:02 this surely been dug out; its got tree roots in it 1:07:27 dragon hill; if you google dragons mount you just get stuff to do with mine craft lol, significantly Dragon Hill was the location of kate bush's song video Cloudbusting and guess what that's about !!
GD will never possess the "polish" of a mainstream operation with a whole infrastructure behind him. Indeed the mainstream are very good at producing well-presented disinformation. In fairness to GD, as he has continued to produce content, his delivery has got much better. But I'm sure you will agree that anything of value today is unlikely to arise from a conformist and non-idiosyncratic individual. Path finders are exceptional individuals who do things their own way and have their own style.
@simonsmith3030 you don't have to defend me, as I could not care less about his opinion. I'd like to see any of you produce a 1.5 hour unscripted, on-site masterpiece like this. Good luck, I won't hold my breath
@@simonsmith3030 agreed, though a little course of presentation training would make a world of difference imho. He doesn't have to be as virtuoso at presenting as Ben Van Kerkwyck f.e. and I think that a lot is coming from a fear of failing. His mindset may have led him on the path to potentially groundbreaking discoveries in Egypt, but it may hinder him to reach as broad an audience as he potentially could. GD, my apologies man. Redirect the anger into positive action is all I can say
Hi G - on the subject of reconstituting stone : i was a driver for Toltec Mexica Elder 'Tlakaelel' about 2006 or so - driving him, translator and a couple of friends around south of UK to see Stonehenge and Avebury etc.. He told us how many mexican hillocks were turning out to be pyramids that were scrub covered and that inside one of them ( it was his special interest to investigate ancient cultures) , he found what he described as identical stones ( unused) and the moulds out of which they came. We saw one stone at Avebury that he said appeared to have been 'cast' in a mould made by simply digging out a rectangular block of earth in the ground - because 5 sides were still grainy and the sixth side smooth - open to the air? He laughed at the mural at Stonehenge in the visitor centre of hairy neanderthals pulling a stone on rollers - he couldnt believe how wrong it was .
I feel your analysis of all these sites is spot on - ( im blown away by yourinsight into Newgrange and so on) and that people with science were behind these constructions -- and probably survivors of a cataclysm that wiped out their civilisation. We can guess they toured the world setting up this tech stuff using the most basic materials available to help a new civilisation get under way?
As you say- these sites cover a time of 14000 years --- highly possible that they thrived for a couple of thousand years and then invasion or fighting etc led them to fall into disuse or be regarded by primitives that came along as spooky or the result of animistic Gods?
This is technology we dont have these days and could do well to investigate - seems a natural alternative to hoe we destroy the land for resources? I had no idea Japan had this schizz going on too .. Have you checked out Carnac in France? -- over 3000 Menhirs in avenues 7km long...
Geoffrey, are you ever going to investigate the pyramids of central and South America? Or the earth mounds of north America?
God bless your work
Thanks for sharing tis amazing content with us. 57:30 those look eerily similar to the composition of the blocks at Puma Punku. What you'd imagine a better more refined version of our modern Breeze Blocks would become.
Very cool and interesting as always. Well done!
Great stuff, thanks Geoff.
Gives credence for a world wide population understanding this same technology
@@PetalosFam exactly
Glad you mentioned "Symbols of an Alien Sky" by David Talbott, my favorite series on youtube about the Electric Universe Theory 🤪
Jomon pottery has patterns that closely resemble Māori patterns in New Zealand. Same pattern also seen as Nazca lines in Peru and also Olmec South America. It would seem as the ancient world was very much interconnected and shared common knowledge of the heavens and shared technological knowledge. Interbreeding with trading cultures would have been common.
This is incredible
There's another book on this subject, seed of knowledge, stone of plenty by john burke.
It may help in your research in some way, idk, just a thought Geoffrey. Love the content!
Thank you Mr Drum. This is sooo interesting. 🙏🏽😊
Thank you Svein!
I didn't want it to end! Fantastic footage!! ⚡
@marcilovesbirds thank you Marci! A lot more is coming up soon
So cool ❤
A wise man once said
" Oh, they know allright "
Outstanding G.
Seems like the LoC borders are expanding all the time. One day, they may well meet!
Thank you Alastair!
Your can of worms appears to have an endless lid Geoff. I am from the Pac NW America and often wonder why the Snake, Pend Oreille,, and Columbia rivers show no sign of megalithic advancement. A hypothetical reason is the drainage was prone to megaflooding and was maintained as preserve for the Clovis people et al.
I wondered the same and I thought that during the ice age it was too cold that far north and the glaciers would have been much further south making it not ideal for human population or megalithic building. Hence why you see more construction in Central America and South America.
@@jordandies9964 Life on the edge of the ice sheet in a warming climate is actually quite friendly relative to tropical lifestyle. See Iceland.
IMO the Atlanteans knew of their impending doom, and so sent out ships that carried their most learned elders and most skilled craftsmen as well as their secret techniques and methods of building Megalithic structures... in every direction, NWE and south so that every continent was seeded with advanced knowledge which took root and transformed into the amazing structures still standing today all over the world.
atlantis didnt exist, physics is just physics , somethings just work the same and are discovered around the exact same time
Comic book nonsense dude, Atlantis is a myth. Zero evidence to support it.
@@cedriceric9730LOL, physics is just physics? it's all a big coincidence? wow, guess you got all the answers- let's see what else you have to say on the matter, after all... you sound so knowledgeable :)
Atlantis is a myth, zero evidence.
@@cedriceric9730wow what a coincidence that civilization discovered the exact same thing at the exact same time. 😮. It's incredible!!!! /S
What a sick expedition bro ❤️🔥☄️…. What a discovery for that ages my freind… our love to Lex 👍💪
Oh. You found white horse hill in Japan. Congrats!!! 👍
I live in a place in the UK, on the Kent Downs.
It has a stone circle older than Stone henge. This stone circle is at the bottom of a huge hill made of chalk. There are huge erosion patterns in the chalk hillside. There is a Wood at the top of the hill called White Horse wood.
The symbol of Kent, is the White Horse Rampant. A prancing White horse.
Purple shells... Hmmmm.
You're talking like the hero in a Charlie Chan movie whispering the narration while being pursued by the dogin.... This site was being replayed continuously during Hawass's freak outs ❤
@MM180.9 lol I was trying to be quiet inside the museum! my voice has the tendency to carry, which doesn't conform to Japanese indoor etiquette 😆
Here we go 😮
@@davidnilsen2983 hope you enjoyed the Episode!
1:22:10 so would that there channel be eroded by water or carved by people?
@koukouvania hard to tell from the model, and given what we saw at the site, it would be difficult to access/evaluate that area now as it's covered in trees. Lots more to investigate on the next trip
That semicircle water stage reminds me of SHOGUN
Have you considered the possibility of the stone being actual "fulgorite"? I mean, it's a sand stone, a conglomerate, and it has the exact shape of a fulgorite pebble.
Considering the fact that atmospheric conditions were very different back then, and that it was a very violent process, it wouldn't surprise me if the lightnings were ridiculously massive, massive enough to create those rocks, and all the fossilized boulders containing carbs, nautiluses, and all other sea creatures that the mainstream wants us to believe took millions of years to fossilize inside perfect stone spheres. I hope I made myself clear, as English ain't my first language and this is not an easy topic.
All the best, and thanks for sharing this work with us 👍🏻🖤🏴☠️
Do these TH-cam videos automatically generate subtitles in other languages when viewed in, eg, Japan?
Yes, but I think you have to select the captions option. We've done the opposite watching Japanese videos with English captions
I wonder if any of the angles of the land matchup with the Egyptian ones?
Aloha from Maui
@@orionselmanoff994 yo!
千葉県鋸山【mountain・nokogiri 】から約100km離れた【about100km away】柴山古墳【shibayama burial mound】は，shaman haniwaがあり，LABIのような風貌です。
紀元前4世紀〜3世紀頃，【4th century BC〜3 th century BC】Phoeniciansや，Jewishが，🇯🇵Japanに来ました。
Check out the work of Dr Alex Ling. He has done a lot of study on the stone structures in Britain.
36:02 this surely been dug out; its got tree roots in it 1:07:27 dragon hill; if you google dragons mount you just get stuff to do with mine craft lol, significantly Dragon Hill was the location of kate bush's song video Cloudbusting and guess what that's about !!
Nice connection :)
Worldwide Nephilim-Civilization…? 🧐
In all fairness, Graham Hancock isn’t that far off the mark…
Still rather bad delivery, but your research itself is amazing. Alright, let's suffer through this because I know it's good information
@@Roguescienceguy you are more than welcome to GFY and find something else to watch
@@thelandofchem not offended in the slightest. Will not comply ...
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GD will never possess the "polish" of a mainstream operation with a whole infrastructure behind him. Indeed the mainstream are very good at producing well-presented disinformation. In fairness to GD, as he has continued to produce content, his delivery has got much better. But I'm sure you will agree that anything of value today is unlikely to arise from a conformist and non-idiosyncratic individual. Path finders are exceptional individuals who do things their own way and have their own style.
@simonsmith3030 you don't have to defend me, as I could not care less about his opinion. I'd like to see any of you produce a 1.5 hour unscripted, on-site masterpiece like this. Good luck, I won't hold my breath
@@simonsmith3030 agreed, though a little course of presentation training would make a world of difference imho. He doesn't have to be as virtuoso at presenting as Ben Van Kerkwyck f.e. and I think that a lot is coming from a fear of failing. His mindset may have led him on the path to potentially groundbreaking discoveries in Egypt, but it may hinder him to reach as broad an audience as he potentially could. GD, my apologies man. Redirect the anger into positive action is all I can say