12 Most Mysterious Ancient Technologies Scientists Still Can't Explain
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- If you could travel back to the 1950s and stop somebody in the street of your hometown to show them your mobile phone, they would be fascinated and terrified. The fact that such technology could possibly exist would blow their minds. You’d assume that this time-travelling trick could only work in one direction, but we sometimes come across ancient technology that blows our minds here in the present day. In fact, we’re going to show some to you now.
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If the the Library of Alexandria had survived perhaps many of the Egyptian technical mysteries might have been known.
There's not so many that it poses a huge problem. When scientists say they don't know something that doesn't mean they don't have a fairly good idea. Most of these claims that scientists don't know come from pundits claiming we don't know. Often so that those same pundits can have an audience of their own and posit whacko ideas that sell books.
Sigh.. Stupid 🙄 invaders
Ya know, they reckon they moved everything to another location before burning it down themselves.
@@shantelletolley6896 Or had copies that were stored elsewhere, since that's what they did to get the library's collection in the first place.
It’s in the vatican
Our heads are full of things we don't need ; I think we forgot simplicity.
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@@praisejesusrepentorlikewis6218 I don’t get it
Hail Satan!
Wise words
@@praisejesusrepentorlikewis6218 stupid religion bot
For the last time.
To cut granite, you use granite bits. A lot of them. You don't need diamonds.
He took our trust for granite
that may be true...but that would be PAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AGONY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and TIME CONSPUMING AS ALL FUCKING HELL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! to do. as in more time consuming then even the Egyptians would of wanted to put into it.
@@anthonywilliams2557 Not really. We're talking about people who used hand tools to cut out caves to live in.
Our ancestors from ancient times are far more advanced and superior than what we give them credit for.
- *than we are today*
they may not drill the holes but rather make them soft or even build them. Same as concrete.
@@hackvice They've found the queries where the stones came from.
@@hackvice The problem with the drilling is two-fold. The marks indicate that RPM levels were way faster than current modern tools. AND, also, that it wasn't wet saws - they were dry cut. There is also blade marks like that, but some are huge and appear to no bend. And the unfinished obelisk at Aswan has the same marks as power-carvers used for wood sculpting today, but much larger and in solid granite.
Yes they were. Teotihuacan has even greater mysteries than Egypt, including massive amounts of mica as insulation and other purposes that was analyzed and identified as coming from Brazil which is 4000km away. Some slabs are 9 square meters that are 30cm, so they had to have way to transport something that large thousands of kilometers to the middle of the Mexican plateau.
Just hard work, scraping, banging, cutting, coupled with a good sense of balance and dimensions. In our countries you still get hand artisans of remarkable precision and judgement
respect
"There's no distinction between rich and poor..."
"The fancier tombs were for the wealthy and powerful..."
Pick a lane.
so ur saying dead ppl matter to you?
what an odd thing to say
treat us differently when we die idgaf but treat us living ppl all the same
You know what they had back then? Lots of TIME.
You keep saying we don't know how the Egyptians did it.. Pharaoh's had slaves and I'm sure it was perfection or your life back then
All the time in the worrrrrrld
These are great to watch while at work
I like to watch them on my morning commute in the car to work. The 45 minute ride gives me
lots of chances to catch up on lost knowledge.
Would be nice if you could list these items/places in your comments. I often like to research things beyond the short snippets like the ones you've presented here, and cannot always divine the correct name and/or spelling from the audio. Thank you!
I believe the thumbnail is from Turkey. th-cam.com/video/NuXIUb8vUy0/w-d-xo.html
Most people don't realise you can cut ANYTHING with a soft/spongy string on a bow like apparatus , with water, and sand pored onto string as it moves.
Preferably a superior grade like silicone carbide, or more available natural corundum sands.
Imagine using a hand saw made from a bow to cut stone, while someone else pours water and sand endlessly, for ever, and ever, and ever.....till finally its done
Throw MOH 9 at most things and they will disappear in no time.
what stops the string from breaking? is the string stronger than the stone?
@@Sawboo The string carry’s the cutting substance and is protected by it.
Basically imagine the string covered with armored plates. The plates scrape the stone, but stick fast to the string.
Though of course the string is considered a consumable, and will need to be regularly replaced anyways.
I bet you two are fully vaxed and boosted lmao
Sure, if they spent 6 months per side per stone, they might get all the blocks for the pyramid cut in a few thousand years 🤣
You sheep will believe anything the governments and authority tells you eh? 🤣
@@fustercluck2460 but yet they tell us the great pyramid was built in just 25 years.....lmao
What scientist says:
"We don't know how they did it."
What TH-camr hears:
"It must have been aliens!"
What scientist actually meant:
"We know at least 3 different ways they could have done it, but not which one they actually used."
Why does it have to be aliens? Why cant it be some method that todays scientists cant quite figure out, and how we are massively underestimating people of the past and their scientific and mathematical knowledge?
Past history is vast. To say that we have figured out everything that went on is pretty cocky.
@@tonybarbieri2597 sure, throw a little bit of "scientists failed to replicate" in the script and you may have a video that gets talked about, or in that case fuel for the comment section to boost the video, or it could just be sloppy research by him, or it could just be as simple as a translation error since we don't know the scientists he refers to, or it could just be his bias. the truth is you can learn something on youtube but don't take everything at face value without looking into the subject for yourself. i just wanted to point that out, i'm not here to argue about someones opinion.
It was humans, and if we fuck up now and have a nuclear war, the civilization that arises from those ashes centuries in the future will have similar questions about the remains of our achievements.
In this video, we consider how things could have been built without extensive manual labor and an absolutely massive amount of time. Turns out, it was just a lot of effort and time.
When I moved out of an apartment, I once dismantled a kingsize bed (mattress and box spring) and fed it piece by piece down a small incinerator chute. It took several days using only a few basic hand tools.
The fact that modern age is happening several times in human history is intriguing me
Yeah 1 day we will be dug up and studied probably lol
My family in the 50s was all about sci-fi and thought we would have flying cars, space ships, Bullet trains, and laser guns
So my family would be like “AND?”
A TV color TV is cool but like they would just assume it’s expensive…
And if I told them
“you could film a movie on it”
They would be like where is your movie?
We always assume past civilisations were dumber than us. That's not the case.
They had the same biological hardware that we have. They also lived in a time where being stupid was more likely to kill you than it is now days.
Who is this WE you speak of so glibly? Archaeologists certainly don't believe that!
NO we frickin' DON'T!!!! Why would archaeologists spend all that time and labor to carefully unearth the remains and artefacts of people they thing were DUMB!?
They had a couple of resources we don't have: unlimited time and slave labour.
That is an incredibly stupid assumption. Speak for yourself.
I would guess, seemingly impossible construction tasks become possible given enough time and labor
You keep saying we don't know how the Egyptians did it.. Pharaoh's had slaves and I'm sure it was perfection or your life back then
Speculation does in fact produce an idea.
The holes found at Puma Punku are more impressive they're like 2-3" wide & curved through a squared corner of a stone 🤯 cool video
Awesome!! New subscriber.
When I read the title, I joked to my wife saying, “I bet it’s the same old stuff”. I really dig the subject.
I only knew of 3 of the subjects. Very cool!!! I read and watch documentaries on these topics constantly. I look forward to seeing more of your content.
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The cuts are interesting. To me the more profound story is that they are being cut from a round column. A round object is easier to move, or as opposed to a cube.
I’ve read that queried stones for the first Jewish temple were cut round and rolled to the sight. Think about it, if a rope attached to a stake and then wrapped around the rounded stone and pulled, you have a 2 to 1 ratio and have just invented a basic pulley.
The hub was the great invention that made a wheel.
"mysterious ancient technologies scientist cant explain"
2010 group of random engineers - "yes"
there is a theory that the destruction of the library at Alexandra cost humanity 1000 years of technical knowledge
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“The next day John saw Jesus coming toward him and said, “Look, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world!”
John 1:29 NIV
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Likely just a theory. We have very little from any other contemporary libraries and most of the technical knowledge would be preserved among the professionals.
@@ADthehawk Not so sure. All those professionals lived there in Alexandria. A lot were killed.
Also... Some technologies were lost simply because they stopped being useful, so at some point no one bothered to learn them.
Like with the Egyptians... All this stone cutting tech was only useful from mega projects like the pyramids. Once the empire fell, no more big projects were made, there was no use for the technology. And it simply was forgotten.
The same way we are forgetting old trades because we can make everything with plastic. Or the properties of some plants because we have drugs.
@@DrBernon yes. I agree. But was it anywhere near 1000 years of knowledge? Ofcourse some knowledge would have been lost. But did it affect humanity significantly?
I disagree that it did. Alexandria was neither the only repository of knowledge, nor the most important.
@@ADthehawk They mean 1000 years of knowledge because it took about a 1000 years, till the renascence, to see similar institutions and exploration of knowledge.
And that is the thing... Maybe you are right that the knowledge lost was not that significant. But it is more the knowledge that would have originated in such a place that is the real loss. Those people were advancing in science and knowledge at such a rate that maybe we would have had the industrial revolution in the 700s instead of the 1700s.
That is the real loss. What could have become but never was.
If you melt granite you destroy its crystalline structure and wind up with a glassy substance, obsidian. There is NO WAY to take obsidian and return it to granite. The process of forming granite from cooling volcanic magma takes bazillions of tons of pressure and enormous amounts of time.
@Ranjit Singh - but would you eat said cabbage? 🤔
I was thinking there was a cold grinding to size that allowed cold casting. It would be vary advanced geopolimer cement.
@Ranjit Singh pyramids Egypt, steel th-cam.com/video/TX0FJoSUK90/w-d-xo.html 😉
Facts!
@@DANTHETUBEMAN tx
When you shown Caves carved in hills i thought you will cover Indian Ajanta & Ellora caves as well. There was a Hindu temple called Kailash temple which was carved out of Bassalt Rock hill, it was carved from top to bottom approach.
Lol don't expect it from Western.. they are biased against india, according to them we are just a poor colonised nation
NASA forgot how to go to the moon & that was only 60 years ago.
They didn't "forget". They couldn't get the money.
to forget how to do something , you need to have done it before first …
@@damirzanne Yes! "Capricorn One" is real!!! SNORT
Buzz said on the O’Brien show people saw a animation of the moon landing not the the actual landing 😅😂🤣🥲😆 idiots box
📺 magical show .
Nasa didn’t forget, they couldn’t find the same guy who made the video before..
Need a Morgan Freeman voice for this kind of discussion.
I remember a time before cell phones...
a smart phone would not be alarming. It would be kinda cool. I mean, there were smart watches in comic books like 70 years before there were actual smart watches.
although I'd have had privacy questions about these smart phones (still do).
Sorta. Dick Tracy used "two way wrist radios" when he was in some sort of sack-like vehicle he flew around in. TOTES way ahead of his time.
Table looks like a game
Here's the thing about ancient Egypt that no one has explained to my satisfaction. There is a statue at Karnak called "The Younger Memnon", in the likeness of King Ramses II. This statue is carved from red granite and thought to be from the middle kingdom, making it around 4,000 years old. The Younger Memnon is "mirror-image", that is, perfectly proportioned on both left and right sides. It is a striking work of art, and there is nothing like it anywhere else in the world. The problem with the Younger Memnon is, nobody really knows how they did it! It is so perfect, that even today with the aid of electrical power, diamond cutting tools and lasers, we would have great difficulty recreating such a statue! Red granite is nearly as hard as a diamond. Yet as far as is known, the only stone carving tools used to make it were copper chisels and rocks tied to a stick with animal sinews! And over 4,000 years later NO ONE can tell us how they did it.
I would recommend watching some practical examples in the channel below. There are many online claims of perfect precision and symmetry but they don't stand up to scrutiny. The quality is still awesome regardless. th-cam.com/users/SacredGeometryDecoded
Search videos of hoysaleswara temple for perfect statues
@@johndrennan5933 Not as hard as diamond which is a 10 on the Mohs scale while granite is 6,5 to 7 on the scale. Still a pretty hard compound.
@@flowmeful We have to be careful when referring to the Mohs scale. It is a general scale meant to indicate a particular minerals ability to scratch another mineral. It doesn't indicate the mixture of minerals and quartz that make up stones. Stoneworking techniques are dependent on the given characteristics of a stone type. So granite can be pounded by a harder stone, and abrasives can be used. Fire will weaken its structure. But, I wouldn't want to be given the sculpting task since the labor would be long.
@@Name-cz5jj Hey. Good point!
Well I guess the Egyptians just built different
Ancient technologies that can’t be explained
Some people: “IT’S ALIENS!”
ok then how did they do it? ill grab some tea and wait while you give me the answer....ill also go ahead make a dinner LOL
@@anthonywilliams2557 so what’s for dinner? 😁
I can’t explain it but I don’t think we give the ancient civilizations enough credit. I thinks it’s to simple to immediately write them off.
@@Jari-95 lol tonight tacos are for dinner :)
Thank you for sharing.
The one thing about ancient structures and design that is often overlooked is the affects that time has on these objects. We don't know how time affects all objects and materials. What once may have been rough or unstable may have set and stabilized over time. Theres so much we don't know about how things may have been different in the past. Physical objects are just physical objects and not the most complicated stuff to work with if you have time, able bodies, tools, and innovations through practice. Perhaps the stones themselves weren't stones when they were crafted.
I dont want to sound like an edge lord. Im so high right now and this makes SO much sense! but what would the Stone be before... video game knowledge makes me believe it would've been Granite?
May be our narayana mantra or others were devata's specific frequencies.devas had some technology to tap into those sound frequencies and come and bless those reciting them.
maybe we arent the first large population on this planet
So...where's the evidence to support your conjecture???
I didn't see any discussion of the object in the thumbnail, although it momentarily appeared in the intro.
Modern man does not know the methods of the ancient man. But modern man underestimates the knowledge and capabilities of ancient man.
You keep saying we don't know how the Egyptians did it.. Pharaoh's had slaves and I'm sure it was perfection or your life back then
@@leclark5067 The pyramids were not built by slaves. We've excavated great areas where the workers were well-fed and well-housed.
It was courvee labor during the seasons when people were not working in the fields.
A bit like serving in our army used to be.
@@leclark5067 Just like today we are all slaves, to the elites
Interesting vid keep up bro👍, stay safe and God blessed us all🥰.
Love it!!
The only thing "blowing peoples mind" if you would travel back to show your mobile phone is the fancy looking screen with tiny square pictures. Nothing would actually work. No Mobile network to connect to to call, no wifi to show off the apps.
"Oh that looks nice, what can it do"
"Here? not a dang thing"
Just show some down loaded vids before you go that should impress, And don’t forget your charger.
Good point. Impossible to make a phone call. No internet. It would just be a toy.
It was technology way before the Egyptians.
Leonardo was more of an improver vs inventor to many. Meaning he didnt come up with the initial ideas just tried to improve them or find a way for them to work if failed.
Hello sir, your videos are very interesting. I am from Afghanistan. Can you allow me to use some parts of your video for TH-cam channel in the Persian language?
Your language is in the congratulations, vary old.
In the 50's we used to have the curiosity to dismantle anything new to figure out how it worked ? Once dismantled my mam's new Goblin hoover & put it together before she got home. She played hell with the electrical retailer about faulty goods ? Like today's politicians I lied my head off ! And got away with it !
Very interesting video!
I am 100% convinced at least 1 person on this Earth knows how they did it. The real question is WHY they dont want all of humankind to know, and i guarantee its not because of "money".
I believe that free energy. Is taxing on our atmosphere resulting in early ice age conditions, and the technology used to do these massive projects required the power available via free energy or vacuum energy
You are absolutely correct. It was never a secret technology it was the material used which is no longer prevalent. Mudfossil University has the answer if you’re not afraid of reality as it is
I know how ,but I won't say ,for no amount.
@@redred740 suuuure ya do... lol
We probably don’t know today, because we don’t need to. The Roman’s discovered concrete and megalithic style structures were no longer built of strictly stone.
I always think that if we seen exactly how they did this stuff, we’d say “of course you’d do it that way, how else was I thinking they’d do this”.
For the picture showing the cut limestone it's pretty easy a string of hemp along with sand and water you can cut through limestone pretty easy
There is the accuracy of the cuts to look at, the blade did not wonder, and the cuts look vary consistent.
@@DANTHETUBEMAN you draw a chalk line you have 3 guys two pulling from each end of the string one guy keeping an eye on the line and also feeding it water and sand
@@MrBentheretwo I think you need some guides and controlled string path to get the cuts in the thumbnail of this video.
I thought that was granite. There are examples of granite being cut in ancient times perfectly square. Limestone is impressive but granite is over 9000.
It's from Ephesos in Turkey - a late Roman water powered stone cutting machine made these marks (on granite). see history maze channel for more info.
The artifact at 10:00 appears to be a pharmacist mortar plate…
“There are things out there in this world that we know but nothing”
(David Robinson Crusoe 2021) AKA dr gunsmith.
SNORT. Isn't that what "science" is all about?????
maybe the embalming table was up against a big hose connected to the Nile river? Connect the notches to wooden handles and ropes so you can use and direct the force of the river.
Brain hurt, brain stopped working...
Nice man
1:29 FROM WHERE IS THAT PIC?? THX for helping me :-)
You must Come to India and see our ancient temple .. mostly done by granite stone carving.. will blow your mind.
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Suggest the to visit India a
So look at much olden temples
Show them a dead mobile phone?
Past tech super unique, future tech "Wtf how do you do dis?!?"
I can believe the design for the embalming table. Its due to the fact that the rich would probably want to be on something elaborate after their time has come to an end
all we can do is speculate , in reality we have no clue what or how something really happened back then … the whole known human early history are just speculations and guesses , that’s all …
More likely than not; ancient egyptians just found these more ancient structures and tried replicating them to a degree that were far less sophisticated than the earlier versions. I think this is quite obvious when you look at these structures chronologically. Also'molecular bound reversal' sounds sexy and all but agitating stone molecules using sound frequencies is more feasible
some new stuff. Thanks.
Yeah that's always a mystery to me to. The way they created these structures with such precisions. Hell they are even well design and grandiose than the structure that we come up in the modern era. It's either magic or Aliens. In the Bible it said when they made Gods temple it took thousands of people and when they put the stone walls together that it fit perfectly. Didn't mention how they did it though lol.
Probably used sand and put a little weight on it to pack the sand around the details so the gilding would look very detailed?
Or maybe something softer like dirt?
In portuguese we call Relogio for watch (Giovanni Dondi dell'Orologio) has something to do with the watch / o Relogio.
The ancients were actually smarter then we are today, the difference is their society and technology wasn't built upon electricity. Think of how to build technology, machines and industry without electricity and you'll know how they did it
You have said ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!!!!
They aren't smarter than us.
Funny how Scientists can explain all of these, just not decipher which one was used.
Why do you assume only one was used?
Isn't it obvious that technology proceeds in a manner that becomes more inept as time elapses?
Was it a "tank" or a spaceship that DaVinci created?
Before seeing the video I would think about some typos of metal thread saw??
Comitions (2mins in) are the Egyptian Gods, Orisis,Isis,Seth,Bastet,Anubis,Hathor,Amun,Horus,Ptah & Thoth.
Have we not just thought that maybe they had a sort of steam powered high pressure water cutter? 🤔
Shhh sandblasting is forgotten ancient technique. Pay no mind that we cut metal with water and aggregate. ;)
@@guyincognito1406 lol they act like the Egyptians are just dumb cave men. 🤣
An issue most people forget, the creation of steel is what caused the loss of past tech
huh?
Past technology was lost because no-one wrote it down and the last person that knew it died. Or possibly they wrote it down and forgot where they put it (like me and my shopping lists).
They apparently did not try or use everything Egyptians had at the time if they were unable to replicate those holes
The holes have been replicated. Check out Scientists Against Myths and Sacred Geometry Decoded youtube channels.
We turn it into gold leaf today and stick it on . Back then they put the gold on like we color eggs today. Just dipped it in. Then removed what they didn't want to be gold.
I saw another documentary about the pyramids of Egypt, they basically used cement to create the flush surfaces and crazy designs during that time period
That theory is incorrect. We have the quarries and the limestone matches, so it is not poured cement. The stones were cut as it and then transported.
@@christianvachon2235 yep, because they definitely transported thousands of tones of rock on primitive boats and with humans and cattle. Not to mention the fact they needed to pull these giant pieces of stone on an incline.
@@user-gh7lm3dh7s How they transported these is not clear, but think about this - Ed Leedskalnin move similar stones all carved on his own to make Coral Castle. And he had no ramps and inclines was the key. So there is an answer. His field of interest was magnetic currents.
There had to be transportation tech that was more advanced than we think. Look at Teotihuacan; there is giant slabs of mica (like up to 9sqm and 30cm thick) that all come from Brazil which is 4000km (confirmed by mineral compositional analysis), and tens of thousands of sqf of mica. You need some kind of transportation to do that, plus there is no rivers or anything connecting the Mexican plateau to Brazil (so no boats)...
He was ligtyears ahead? So I guess you mean he wass many many miles ahead? Since a lightyear is exactly the same time as a year ;)
Light-Year is a measure of distance. So he was beyond Pluto.
One you said you were from 70 years in the future, people from the 50s wouldn't be that impressed with cell phones. They would ask, so what about flying cars? Do we have colonies on the Moon or Mars yet?
but we have flying cars....its called helicopter...and the idea is over 2600 years old ;D
At 1min33sec you see a man using lloks like a vacuum cleaner, please which site is it from ?
Not gonna lie the bird toy was a far stretch it looked like an Egyptian bird art
Softening granite...Highly unlikely but Sonic drilling & cutting is a actually the most likely method...We can somewhat duplicate
That cellphone is useless in the 50’s…60’s 70’s 80’s 90’s so there’s that…
Do a video about that egypt race you spoke about
So where are those drills? Were they found too?
I have been told that limestone is very soft until it is exposed to air and dried out.
Any freshly quarried stone is "softer" when it is fresh but that is a relative term. Stone is stone.
You should know about ancient Indian temples
It is very interesting
Did you deliberately put that Grey Alien in on right side shadow at 6:40
Theres no mystery! That "stone" is just ancient concrete!
Um...no.
if u travel to india then u get so many mysterious technologies after that ur video will be completed
Praveen Mohan's channel is excellent! Endless mysteries in Indian Temples for sure.
A long time ago there was a fire that destroyed a lot of ancient scrolls in a library. I think those scrolls had a lot of knowledge that human kind would have learned about on how things were done in the past.
The ancient peoples has plenty of time to do anything and not like nowadays everything is rush rush and rush and every minute/ dime counts or might not be around tomorrow.
Alexandria
the library at Alexandria had been run down and looted several times before the fire that destroyed it
Thankyou very much for mentioning the Khemetians. It seems that it was certainly pre dynastic Egyptians that built the pyramids( the precision megalithic ones) and other incredible structures and statues.
Apart from the tubular drill holes there is much more evidence of highly advanced tooling being used.
Let alone wherever transportation method they used to lift and transfer over 1000 ton blocks 800 kilometres and the like.
Certain took marks such as at Aswan quarry have recently been found at so many other megalithic sites globally as well.
"It seems that it was certainly pre dynastic Egyptians that built the pyramids( the precision megalithic ones) and other incredible structures and statues. "
Well if you ignore the proof that they where built by the egyptians eg carbon dating! But you nutters love ignoring evidence as you make baseless claims for your proven wrong ideas!
@@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307 you can’t carbon date rock Dan.
Just so you know 😉
@@TheEarl777
HEY STUPID!
BEING DISHONEST AS YOU ALL ARE YOU WONT REPLY TO THE FACTS!
I KNOW YOU HAVE TO BE DUMB AND IGNORANT TO IGNORE THE PROVEN FACTS AND THEN CLAIM IT MUST BE ALIENS! 🤦♂️🤣
THEY DIDNT CARBON ROCK!
STUPID DO YOU KNOW THERE IS OTHER THINGS THERE TO DATE?
INCLUDING WOODEN THINGS! 🤦♂️🤣
Wood inside the Great Pyramid
all the wood outside including every camp fire, tools, left over huts
The carbon in the sludge used to fill in hole!
The soot inside the great pyramid.
ALL DATE BACK TO 4500 YEARS AGO!
This is where you run away as you cant even make up lies for these facts!🤦♂️🤣
Egyptians never built those pyramids, It predates them.
@@TheEarl777 bioluminesence scans of stone at giza have given dates for many monuments - relates to when a cut piece of stone first makes contact with uv light from the sun. It's as old as mainstream history suggests....
What is the name of the Pre-Egyptian culture's name?? Commissions??
I have a question. Is their evidence of land animals that were in America and showed up later into the eastern part of the world? Or vice-versa? I have tried looking up land animal migrations. But I can't find anything on this specific subject. I think if their was trade over seas their would be evidence threw animal genetics of their migrations, or maybe the animals were brought by humans.
Horses were brought to the Americas by the Europeans. Unlike the Western movies, the pre-Columbian native Americans had no horses. The closest thing in all of the Americas was the llama. The lack of a decent "draft animal" meant the early Americans had little use for the wheel.
@@hewitc I'm talking a lot longer before Columbus came to America, im talking about when the welsh came to America about 1,000 years prior to Columbus. Or even before that. Do you know of any other info of land animal migrations prior to the "Columbus" story?
Point one; we often confuse lack of technology available to our forebears as meaning they were less intelligent. They were just as intelligent and simultaneously stupid just like humans are today.
Point two; humans in more technological times fail to appreciate the tenacity of our forebears. The thought of building infrastructure that may take decades or even generation’s was “normal”.
Point three; when you don’t have to worry about the welfare of your labour force, except for the smart ones, you can get a lot of stuff done. This is why slaves or POW are such useful resources. If they cease being useful, dispose of them and get another one.
Righto
I read there was one certain Automaton that was partially mechanical on it's own but it was not the one, THAT DUCK IS NOT GONE ! I SAW IT ON A TARTAR VIDEO, IT'S GOT SWIMMING FISH AROUND IT AND EVERYTHING ! SERIOUSLY WTF! IS IT SUPPOSED TO BE GONE ?
1950 "This is my cell phone. It's like a transistor radio and walkie-talkie combined."
That's pretty cool. Military stuff, like the A-Bomb?
No, Hedy Lamarr invented it on a napkin.
1960 this is my cell phone. It like tube radio and short wave ratio combined.
That pretty cool. Black ops stuff, like micro nuke?
No, benny the groin invented it on toilet paper
I think they used their broken guitar strings to cut the stone
Wouldn't the best gold leaf be something DIPPED into hot 🔥🥵 boiling liquid Gold possibly? Allowing to drop and dry by air creating a thin as hell first coat
You can forget all dating methods , when you realise Egyptians are carved on the Hoysaleswara temple in India, and Budda is carved on Hindu temples, and when you realise that 30 year old rocks from Mt St Helens got dated from 350,000 to 2.8 million years old, and Dinosaur Bones that are dated at 65 million years old have 14 substances in them including soft tissue that can’t be older than 900,000 years old,
Best to use your own logic, and wonder why an Egyptian temple was flooded at the Norris dam in East Tennessee, and ancient Hebrew writing is found in America, the Aswan dam flooded very important history as did many other dams,
Wouldn’t it be nice if modern technology was allowed to be used at all the unesco “ heritage sites” around the world, to scan and see what’s really there and on all the obvious tells/ forts that have been built over, of course I suspect , Michael J Oard, Kurt Wise , Steve Austin Andrew Snelling, and scholars like them, wouldn’t get an invitation .
Those holes would be no problem using iron, and Dominique goerlitz finding Iron plate and magnetite traces in the Giza Pyramid shows what we are taught at school is absurd, once you realise that animal skins pumped by hand make for a very hot furnace, you wonder who really burnt down the Alexandrian library , I Suspect conquerors like the Islamic ones having nearly a thousand years destroying history, as they do today, and that conquerors after them left us very poor in truthfull history.
It worth wondering why Cambridge University studies show that Australian Aborigines languages are only 4000 years old!!
Worth a visit to Geopolymer.com , Professor Joseph Davidovits found that Sir Flinders Petrie may have changed the merneptah stele,( type in Davidovits Merneptah stele)
Worth looking at his TH-cam channel “ geopolymer institute “ as well.
Lay off Gary, quit acting like a bunch rabbit holes you went down are the END ALL SEE ALL AND YOU SOMEHOW HAVE A HIGHER KNOWLEDGE. You’re just some confused being like the rest of us eating up whatever you see fit and deciding it’s the TRUTH. Sit down.
I am afraid that I don't believe a single item from your list.