Sad history of the wars and bombings of this magnificent archeological site. You did an excellent job of describing the history of the jars and we enjoyed it very much! 👍🙏
Great video! True that these jars are still a mystery and the people that made them. These jars are shatter around that area too. I seen from an Lao TH-camr that some of these jars are even on people property one here and there. Thanks for bring this to light so other can understand the long hard history of Laos. Laos been around for such a long time but yet still undevelope and remain one of the poorest country in the world. I live in America but I'm very proud to a Lao. Great job Craig! You got my love and support 💯
Thanks for the video. Remember Kenedy was killed by the CIA in 63'. Some of these jars are thought to be much older than 3000 years old and were probably used for food storage and the burials came much later and some of the disks are thought to be lids but were used the other side, rings down. I got to visit this place in the 90's while being part of the groups that were "cleaning up from the war". Bear in mind that this was a battlefield before the americans got involved and some of the jars were already destroyed or used in other buildings and so on (at least that is what the archeologists at the site told us). Enjoy your travels :)
Thank you for taking us to the plains of Jars!! I heard stories passed down from generations through my parents but never seen it up close like this! Thank you for sharing daily life video from Laos! And! Thank you for choosing Laos! 😎
Great video. I never saw such a good view of the plane of jars! I always thought it was much smaller but it's a huge area. Thank you for showing us that and explaining everything about the area!
It's really so sad, the amount of damage the US bombings has done to Asia. Most likely each jar is for each family that used it for generations. I really wonder if they were the ancestors of Baiyue or Miao people that eventually got displaced and moved to the rest of Southeast Asia or got assimilated with the Chinese people. Yeah, these were probably the Basal-East Asians that have populated these regions for more than 10 thousand years.
Another fascinating video! If the ancient people (perhaps it was the Khmu or other Austro-Asiatic people) of Laos carved the jars to bury their dead, I wonder why they chose the shape of jars specifically. Also, the fact that remains of human settlement haven't been found near the jar sites makes it even more mysterious. A little off-topic, but it makes me mad that people have littered the jar sites with rubbish ughh!!
It’s intensely interesting.. It feels like it’s always been a grassland and that the forested areas were not like that in its hay day.. it could have been the Khmu. Forest clearings were sacred amongst the nature worshippers in Britain. Maybe they were natural clearings in the forest. Some people think the jars are in the shape of the opium Poppy’s seed pod. Many plant were sacred and I find it hard to believe opium wasn’t sacred for all its medicinal-properties. Maybe that has something to do with cremation as they would have burnt the poppies for its mind altering effect much like almost every society that was exposed to it. The shapes vary though, I’d love to know why. Also there are different carvings on the stone discs. Some have humans and some have animals. Maybe some animal as were buried. I now think it was a sacrifice. I believe one important man was cremated when he died, maybe the chief. Then he had his wives or slaves killed along with animals. This is a really common occurrence in the ancient world. In Viking mythology, only warriors that die in battle may go to “heaven”. Maybe the cremation was sacred and must have been saved for a particular type of person in their culture. The litter is infuriating, I saw some people playing golf there too. Hitting the jars with the balls.
So much food for thought. I would never have thought of the shape of poppy seed pods. It's interesting how cultures from different parts of the world can have similar beliefs concerning burial practices and the afterlife. As you travel around the world and visit more unique sites, I think it would be interesting if you were to draw some comparisons with the ancient sites & cultures of Great Britain. Hitting such archaeological marvels as these jars with golf balls... how can people be so disrespectful!
Hello Craig, thanks you for a very interesting video about amazing creation of mankind. This is an amazing and mysterious place in the World! This is the common heritage of mankind! Thanks 👍 again and take care please!
Hello Craig. Another great vlog. You seem to have the knack for this. I can tell how very passionate you are about ancient artefacts. I have visited this great place way back in 2014. I really would love to know more about the people who made those jars. About how they lived, the food they ate and the language they spoke. 👍👍👍💕
That jars are maid in the old world before the great flood. Later civilizations just found its ruins. The precision is just same in those Egypt and south America. A world wide civilizations in the old world 🌍
How are you Craig, well done your explained about historical of plain jar in LAO quite clear ,I hope will make lots of people that watching your video easy to understand .
It strikes me as a cemetery. Perhaps each family had one jar and added cremains of family members, over time, perhaps many generations over hundreds of years. Our modern cemeteries might strike future people as odd as well.
I agree with you. I had the same hypothesis. These things along with pyramids, etc, are much much older than scientists think. I believe that humans weren’t the first evolved beings on earth. I believe that in the millions of years the earth has been around, there has been a few evolved beings that has habited the earth before us, and each one may have been more technologically advanced than the one that came after, meaning whatever evolved beings that came before us, may have been a lot more advanced than we are. But like us, they probably ruined the earth and killed themselves off or mother earth couldn’t sustain them and caused natural disasters that made these beings go extinct, or they could have left earth because it was not sustainable for life at that time, and the “aliens” we think today that are visiting us from other planets, maybe beings that are checking back on us from another planet but earth was their original home planet. Yeah, crazy ideas, but at one point in history, people called people like me crazy, and today the government admits aliens are real! Haha
That's awesome place to visit. Thank for the story so whole world should know the truth about it. I love to go there someday. Thanks for video. Enjoy and be safe.
The crematorium you were in was once a built structure that's why the entrance is so perfect and it felt like a cathedral because that's hiw it was originally built. That site is so old those jars whatever they originally were were not stone either whatever cataclysmic event that turned the building into a cave turned those things stone and a long time after some primitive people wandering around found this site realized it's significance probably associated it with gods and subsequently buried their dead in them. And why was it clandestinely bombed more than anything in history, this middle of nowhere place? To hide history maybe? History of more advanced civilizations than ours and much larger. Drinking cups for giants. It looks like petrification has taken place more so than being carved especially on the lids
beautiful cloud formations in Laos wow... :)) I think that's a place where the ancient ppL knew it would B gorgeous in their afterlife, they R smarter than we R, or have better knowledge of what's important or revered (CTvisit30secsAd;Kia30secsAd)
Phonsavan has the most dramatically beautiful sky I’ve ever seen. All day everyday, rain or shone, the sky was noticeably powerful. Must be something to do with it being a Plataue in the mountains with no ocean.
The Hmong were mainly living by the plain of jars of for hundreds of years. My uncle's and older Hmong relatives told me that there was a flood a long time ago and that there was giants who had these jars. The Hmong also sometimes used these jars as graves or tombs. I guess it has it's uses🤷
What the US did in Laos is terrible, but lichen does not grow on rocks in the time since the Vietnam war. That jar that was claimed to be blown up by the US has been cracked open far longer in order for Lichen to have grown over the cracked stone.
(Starting at @21:50) the moment he mentioned the used condom wrapper (strawberry flavored) and was drawn back. Then the next cut scene he starts talking about the jar pointing at it's features and I realized the condom wrapper is gone. Lmao. But aside from that, I enjoyed the content and further education about the plains and the crematory cave.
Can we assume that only a prosperous period could afford so much time to manufacturer these jars? But such objects almost are a testament to a people wipped out like Easter Island. Their beliefs or way of life contributed to their destruction perhaps.
I don't think the people were wiped out, they just dispersed somewhere and they practically populated Asia because the most likely thing is that these are Basal East Asian people, the people that share all of Asia and Oceania genes. Mesopotamia is like 4-6K Years old and China's kingdom is 5k Years old and has been well established, there are surely older Kingdoms before them in many parts of Asia especially Northeast-central mainland Southeast Asia. Asia has been populated for Millions of years before Modern Humans aka Homo Sapiens dominated, there are the Denisovans and other Convergent evolution species, they are just not digging enough so I really wish they would dig more so we understand our story better. Easter island is pretty young and probably just the same Polynesian Oceania people, Austronesian people have been navigating the seas for thousands of years. Austronesian people have been sailing the seas 2000 years before the Vikings made their long boats.
Great history video, Craig. We will never know the truth of who built them and what their functions are. My mother told me that the giants built them. They are their drinking cups. Hehehe
"There were giants in the earth in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown." ~ Genesis 6:4
They didn’t carve out jars out of solid stone to put one mans ashes in they were used as cages and human sacrifice that’s why they’re belongings were in the jars.
Thanks for sharing your wonder and questions at these jars. You raise a great question: if they're relatively recent, why does no one know anything about them? Was their purpose taboo and therefore not passed down the generations?
I always wanted to believe the jars were made by giants (Yahk). Maybe it was their drinking vessels. But it’s interesting what science can uncover. The only thing I remember learning of the plain of jars is from a textbook picture and a description of Laos was known for it…besides it’s a landlocked country. And back in elementary/middle school, my mom watched a lot of Thai drama that had stories of giants. Wow…you actually mentioned the giants.
Yes, Thong Haï Hin in lao language, Plaine des Jarres in french language remains mysterious historic site. Bombarding this site as americans did shows clearly how they have no respect and knowledge for cultures. The Taliban destroyed Bamyans Buddhas, the American C.I.A destroyed Thong Haï Hin site. Thanmo Breton
Its been told fork lord and Local legends and pass.down from generation thats giant built it and use human being for food.. Thats why u saw bone fragment and charcoal..in that. Jar..Thats why that jaw is so big..
Carves? R U kinda confused? They were clearly not carved @ all! Crematorium? U must be kidding us, right? Obviously that's the place where the jars were baked!
Not burial site. Theyre just plain drinking cups for giant soldiers which came to battle the evil nya. A drink of celebration b4 returning. 3000 soldiers 3000 jars
Jars of the giants thousand years ago it was preserve 😢😢they wanted to destroy many evidence thryve taken the bones qnd the treasures of theancient giants 😢
The CIA did not bomb the Plein des Jars, the US Air Force did. The CIA has its own ugly history, but they were never in the carpet-bombing biz. Your thesis is ludicrous.
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Sad history of the wars and bombings of this magnificent archeological site. You did an excellent job of describing the history of the jars and we enjoyed it very much! 👍🙏
Great cinematography and narration. The Plain of Jars is on my bucket list, after the part that says, "and then a miracle happens." 👍✌
Thank you for a very thoroughly history lesson👍👍👌. Such a fascinating area. One of my "must visit" places. I hope to go there soon. 🥰🥰😉😊🤔🤔🤔
Very interesting and fascinating history, I need to visit this place
Nice video m8 people are recommending this topic to Jon Levi and Paul Cook 🙌
Thanks for visiting the plain of jars And sharing the history Craig.
Thanks for watching 😊 glad you enjoyed it
Great video! True that these jars are still a mystery and the people that made them. These jars are shatter around that area too. I seen from an Lao TH-camr that some of these jars are even on people property one here and there. Thanks for bring this to light so other can understand the long hard history of Laos. Laos been around for such a long time but yet still undevelope and remain one of the poorest country in the world. I live in America but I'm very proud to a Lao. Great job Craig! You got my love and support 💯
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Wow you have turned into a modern day explorer. Well researched history and explanation. Just fantastic. Well done. Keep exploring while staying safe.
Thanks for the video. Remember Kenedy was killed by the CIA in 63'. Some of these jars are thought to be much older than 3000 years old and were probably used for food storage and the burials came much later and some of the disks are thought to be lids but were used the other side, rings down. I got to visit this place in the 90's while being part of the groups that were "cleaning up from the war". Bear in mind that this was a battlefield before the americans got involved and some of the jars were already destroyed or used in other buildings and so on (at least that is what the archeologists at the site told us). Enjoy your travels :)
Great video- and really interesting. It must have been amazingly atmospheric to be there all alone. X
Great video👍 hope you don’t mind me sharing it. Thank you 🙏
It really helps the channels growth when my videos get shared so that’s great! Thank you 🙏😊
Great video, I liked your style and enthusiasm.
Thank you for taking us to the plains of Jars!! I heard stories passed down from generations through my parents but never seen it up close like this! Thank you for sharing daily life video from Laos! And! Thank you for choosing Laos! 😎
Craig, thank you for taking us along to this important site.
Great video fascinating history
Love this video! 💖Super educational
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Thanks for sharing the important missed information! I will share this video for sure.
The best video I've seen yet on the Plain of Jars, thanks.👍.
Strawberry - my favourite.
Thanks for the tour. The cave is excellent.
Great video. I never saw such a good view of the plane of jars! I always thought it was much smaller but it's a huge area. Thank you for showing us that and explaining everything about the area!
Did u go check out the infamous stone shape dragon on a mountain side?
Thank you for taking me home Craig
Thank you for watching 😊
Another great video man! Really enjoyed watching this👌
Thanks brother 🙏 hope you guys are doing well in Vientiane 😊
@@Craig_Black Loads of projects but it's getting boring.
Am I able to come into Vientiane if I have the vaccine? Was thinking of maybe popping down to chill and collab.
Thank you for sharing brother
So sad for Laos people cause so many lifes😭
300 million tons of bombs have been dropped in Laos
Actually it was 2.5 million tons, one ton for every Laos at the time. Still a lot though.
Sangat menakjubkan sekali.....👍
another lovely vlog. Interesting stuff. I didnt see them when i was there.
A lot of people don’t see them when they visit. Cool place though
It's really so sad, the amount of damage the US bombings has done to Asia. Most likely each jar is for each family that used it for generations. I really wonder if they were the ancestors of Baiyue or Miao people that eventually got displaced and moved to the rest of Southeast Asia or got assimilated with the Chinese people. Yeah, these were probably the Basal-East Asians that have populated these regions for more than 10 thousand years.
Another fascinating video! If the ancient people (perhaps it was the Khmu or other Austro-Asiatic people) of Laos carved the jars to bury their dead, I wonder why they chose the shape of jars specifically. Also, the fact that remains of human settlement haven't been found near the jar sites makes it even more mysterious. A little off-topic, but it makes me mad that people have littered the jar sites with rubbish ughh!!
It’s intensely interesting.. It feels like it’s always been a grassland and that the forested areas were not like that in its hay day.. it could have been the Khmu. Forest clearings were sacred amongst the nature worshippers in Britain. Maybe they were natural clearings in the forest.
Some people think the jars are in the shape of the opium Poppy’s seed pod. Many plant were sacred and I find it hard to believe opium wasn’t sacred for all its medicinal-properties. Maybe that has something to do with cremation as they would have burnt the poppies for its mind altering effect much like almost every society that was exposed to it.
The shapes vary though, I’d love to know why. Also there are different carvings on the stone discs. Some have humans and some have animals. Maybe some animal as were buried. I now think it was a sacrifice. I believe one important man was cremated when he died, maybe the chief. Then he had his wives or slaves killed along with animals. This is a really common occurrence in the ancient world. In Viking mythology, only warriors that die in battle may go to “heaven”. Maybe the cremation was sacred and must have been saved for a particular type of person in their culture.
The litter is infuriating, I saw some people playing golf there too. Hitting the jars with the balls.
So much food for thought. I would never have thought of the shape of poppy seed pods.
It's interesting how cultures from different parts of the world can have similar beliefs concerning burial practices and the afterlife. As you travel around the world and visit more unique sites, I think it would be interesting if you were to draw some comparisons with the ancient sites & cultures of Great Britain.
Hitting such archaeological marvels as these jars with golf balls... how can people be so disrespectful!
Hello Craig, thanks you for a very interesting video about amazing creation of mankind.
This is an amazing and mysterious place in the World! This is the common heritage of mankind!
Thanks 👍 again and take care please!
Thanks Lee, glad you enjoyed it. You take care too 😊
Hello Craig. Another great vlog. You seem to have the knack for this. I can tell how very passionate you are about ancient artefacts. I have visited this great place way back in 2014. I really would love to know more about the people who made those jars. About how they lived, the food they ate and the language they spoke. 👍👍👍💕
I heard back in ancient times, these jars were created by giant human beings. The jars are too heavy for modern humans to move them.
That jars are maid in the old world before the great flood. Later civilizations just found its ruins. The precision is just same in those Egypt and south America. A world wide civilizations in the old world 🌍
How are you Craig, well done your explained about historical of plain jar in LAO quite clear ,I hope will make lots of people that watching your video easy to understand .
I’m good thank you 😊 I hope so too
From the sky, these jars seem to be rocket launchers!!
I’d love to see them from above in a plane.
Great history. Like to visit plan of jars . 👍👍🙏
Legend has it, there were a race of giants that lived in this area.
Well done Craig, very well researched and presented. Any thoughts on what the tools would have been made of?
It strikes me as a cemetery. Perhaps each family had one jar and added cremains of family members, over time, perhaps many generations over hundreds of years.
Our modern cemeteries might strike future people as odd as well.
Interesting. 👍🏽
The Secret War; aptly named as so few people in the west know of it. More people know of Marvel's Secret Invasion, I reckon.
I agree with you. I had the same hypothesis. These things along with pyramids, etc, are much much older than scientists think. I believe that humans weren’t the first evolved beings on earth. I believe that in the millions of years the earth has been around, there has been a few evolved beings that has habited the earth before us, and each one may have been more technologically advanced than the one that came after, meaning whatever evolved beings that came before us, may have been a lot more advanced than we are. But like us, they probably ruined the earth and killed themselves off or mother earth couldn’t sustain them and caused natural disasters that made these beings go extinct, or they could have left earth because it was not sustainable for life at that time, and the “aliens” we think today that are visiting us from other planets, maybe beings that are checking back on us from another planet but earth was their original home planet. Yeah, crazy ideas, but at one point in history, people called people like me crazy, and today the government admits aliens are real! Haha
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That's awesome place to visit. Thank for the story so whole world should know the truth about it. I love to go there someday. Thanks for video. Enjoy and be safe.
I wish this video got more views because it’s fascinating and I’m shocked it’s not world famous. Thanks for your support, I appreciate it. 😊
The crematorium you were in was once a built structure that's why the entrance is so perfect and it felt like a cathedral because that's hiw it was originally built. That site is so old those jars whatever they originally were were not stone either whatever cataclysmic event that turned the building into a cave turned those things stone and a long time after some primitive people wandering around found this site realized it's significance probably associated it with gods and subsequently buried their dead in them. And why was it clandestinely bombed more than anything in history, this middle of nowhere place? To hide history maybe? History of more advanced civilizations than ours and much larger. Drinking cups for giants. It looks like petrification has taken place more so than being carved especially on the lids
You should be anti CIA. Even the majority of Americans want them gone.
beautiful cloud formations in Laos wow... :)) I think that's a place where the ancient ppL knew it would B gorgeous in their afterlife, they R smarter than we R, or have better knowledge of what's important or revered
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Phonsavan has the most dramatically beautiful sky I’ve ever seen. All day everyday, rain or shone, the sky was noticeably powerful. Must be something to do with it being a Plataue in the mountains with no ocean.
@@Craig_Black wow...nice :))
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The Hmong were mainly living by the plain of jars of for hundreds of years. My uncle's and older Hmong relatives told me that there was a flood a long time ago and that there was giants who had these jars. The Hmong also sometimes used these jars as graves or tombs. I guess it has it's uses🤷
That's right, there are still minefields unticked , so u must becareful walking through the fields and rice fields still til today,
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What the US did in Laos is terrible, but lichen does not grow on rocks in the time since the Vietnam war. That jar that was claimed to be blown up by the US has been cracked open far longer in order for Lichen to have grown over the cracked stone.
the jars are some kind of seed or fruit
(Starting at @21:50) the moment he mentioned the used condom wrapper (strawberry flavored) and was drawn back. Then the next cut scene he starts talking about the jar pointing at it's features and I realized the condom wrapper is gone. Lmao. But aside from that, I enjoyed the content and further education about the plains and the crematory cave.
The giants made these.
Yes… Giants once walked the earth, this plain is more archaeological evidence of them.
I like the sky there, it looks so close to the earth
It feels close to earth. The skies in Phonsavan were always really dramatic.
@@Craig_Blackyeah, i can feel that too, just look at that blue skies with those clouds and those green fields
did u notice the cross in the clouds at 13.25min
There was only three burials sites like this on earth , Laos, Indonesia, India
Dating back 8000 years ago
By the looks of the water bottle in that big jar, I think they were trash cans 😅😅 where did that bottle come from
We don't really know what this place is, entirely what it was used for and why and how it the objects there came to be
And the bombs look like fruit sometimes so kids pick them up thinking it’s a snack 😔
Can we assume that only a prosperous period could afford so much time to manufacturer these jars? But such objects almost are a testament to a people wipped out like Easter Island. Their beliefs or way of life contributed to their destruction perhaps.
Back in ancient times, Laos was a prosperous kingdom. Now the country is one of the least developed, poorest country
@@LaoSoftware in prosperous times; would have allowed Time to produce other things other than agricultural produce.
I don't think the people were wiped out, they just dispersed somewhere and they practically populated Asia because the most likely thing is that these are Basal East Asian people, the people that share all of Asia and Oceania genes. Mesopotamia is like 4-6K Years old and China's kingdom is 5k Years old and has been well established, there are surely older Kingdoms before them in many parts of Asia especially Northeast-central mainland Southeast Asia. Asia has been populated for Millions of years before Modern Humans aka Homo Sapiens dominated, there are the Denisovans and other Convergent evolution species, they are just not digging enough so I really wish they would dig more so we understand our story better. Easter island is pretty young and probably just the same Polynesian Oceania people, Austronesian people have been navigating the seas for thousands of years. Austronesian people have been sailing the seas 2000 years before the Vikings made their long boats.
Great history video, Craig. We will never know the truth of who built them and what their functions are. My mother told me that the giants built them. They are their drinking cups. Hehehe
She might be right though, there're too many bs covers up; I'll believe anything at this point.
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Are you still there?
Wow that is good place
They all look like they're made from concrete moulds rather then carved
You are looking like a real professional newsman 👌
Haha thank you
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"There were giants in the earth in those days;
and also after that,
when the sons of God
came in unto the daughters of men,
and they bare children to them,
the same became mighty men
which were of old, men of renown."
~ Genesis 6:4
Interesting, thank you. Spice jars for giants.
They didn’t carve out jars out of solid stone to put one mans ashes in they were used as cages and human sacrifice that’s why they’re belongings were in the jars.
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Why must everything megalithic be burial related.. seems the go to explanation for the unexplained
Thanks for sharing your wonder and questions at these jars. You raise a great question: if they're relatively recent, why does no one know anything about them? Was their purpose taboo and therefore not passed down the generations?
I always wanted to believe the jars were made by giants (Yahk). Maybe it was their drinking vessels. But it’s interesting what science can uncover.
The only thing I remember learning of the plain of jars is from a textbook picture and a description of Laos was known for it…besides it’s a landlocked country. And back in elementary/middle school, my mom watched a lot of Thai drama that had stories of giants.
Wow…you actually mentioned the giants.
Yes, Thong Haï Hin in lao language, Plaine des Jarres in french language remains mysterious historic site. Bombarding this site as americans did shows clearly how they have no respect and knowledge for cultures.
The Taliban destroyed Bamyans Buddhas, the American C.I.A destroyed Thong Haï Hin site.
Thanmo Breton
They used toxic gaz for kill last Giants ?
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Its been told fork lord and Local legends and pass.down from generation thats giant built it and use human being for food.. Thats why u saw bone fragment and charcoal..in that. Jar..Thats why that jaw is so big..
@ghost mah they found big skeleton in those area bigger than human.Only ask the local they know ...
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Purpose for rainwater reserve
Carves? R U kinda confused? They were clearly not carved @ all! Crematorium? U must be kidding us, right? Obviously that's the place where the jars were baked!
Or were you?!!
Ancient lao giants
Giant yew fruit from yew tree
Its the petrified fruit from the biblical yew tree 👍
American involvement in Laos was absolutely wrong. I’d say it’s fair to be a little upset at us over this one.
Not burial site.
Theyre just plain drinking cups for giant soldiers which came to battle the evil nya.
A drink of celebration b4 returning. 3000 soldiers 3000 jars
Antidiluvian civilization?
It's not a burial site... It's the giants of the Bible that was drinking rice wine
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Destroyed deliberately
Functionality
Jars of the giants thousand years ago it was preserve 😢😢they wanted to destroy many evidence thryve taken the bones qnd the treasures of theancient giants 😢
Made this Not for stupid burial reason
Pandoras boxes
It's all #coverups for the history of giant humans...
Ancient DNA safes
We were to be scattered,broken and lost.
Lol jfk cant say laos
The CIA did not bomb the Plein des Jars, the US Air Force did. The CIA has its own ugly history, but they were never in the carpet-bombing biz. Your thesis is ludicrous.