One of the things that impress me of these videos in Mexico is how everything seems so accessible. Whereas places like Egypt, which yes, much more impressive, seems to require you permits, guides, and massive fees to do pretty much anything.
Have you ever heard of Michoacán Mexico? Ancient people from that land never got conquered by the Aztecs or Spanish. Purépecha were masters in working with metal and might have originated from Peru. I would love to see a video on them....
Hugh, have you ever been to the Aztec Ruins in northern New Mexico? When first discovered these ruins were assumed to be Aztec because there is an aqueduct and other features considered to be "Aztec." The name was soon called a "misnomer" by archeologists but was never changed. It might be worth a trip up there as it is near Chaco Canyon, Mesa Verde, Salmon Ruins and a number of other interesting sites.
Baseless speculation only leads to confusion. The Nahua Culture (Texcocan, in this case), just like the Quechua, and Inca have their own beginnings, attributes, customs, history, and achievements. Pretend that all these wonderful civilizations have a common root, because of some minor architectural similarities, can be a little shortsighted. Let's study their cultures individually, learn about them, and cherish their differences and their achievements. Diversity it's what makes our humanity unique and precious. Cheers
Google Translate: La especulación sin fundamento solo conduce a la confusión. La Cultura Nahua (Texcocan, en este caso), al igual que la Quechua, y la Inca tienen sus propios inicios, atributos, costumbres, historia y logros. Pretender que todas estas maravillosas civilizaciones tienen una raíz común, debido a algunas similitudes arquitectónicas menores, puede ser un poco miope. Estudiemos sus culturas individualmente, aprendamos sobre ellas y valoremos sus diferencias y sus logros. La diversidad es lo que hace que nuestra humanidad sea única y preciosa. Salud
The left side of the pyramid has a bent hill when exposed becomes a tiny/small hammer with a brown handle which then makes it huge and is found in the kitchen. Thanks guys I've been waiting all my career for this. Regards the possessor of both eyes, the eagle devil threw in the towel and gave me the eye 👽👁️🙀🎉
The Mexicans are very intelligent Asiatic people. The modern Mexicans built the underground transient system that was said could never be built, because of the lake under Mexico city was buried by the bandit Cortez. Mexican student engineers did it. Top experts from around the world came to see this engineering marvel. The ancient civilizations were all built by the Mexicans. Unfortunately I've noticed their brilliant accomplishments are currently being denied them by amateur back packers, rouge anthropologist and archeologist.
I find this sort of speculation as an affront to the intelligence and ingenuity of the Native people of the Americas. Nezahualcoyotle was a renowned engineer and inventor and the building of his palace and aqueduct was well documented event in Mexica history.
Always amazing to see the terracing at all these ancient sites, it must have been wonderful to see all the plantings both there and at all the other sites, just a shame that most are not still used today!
Thanks for sharing your good work. That awesome! I got a question if i may. Did you notice at 17:52 , the pink granite structure in the middle is like, melted like butter? I pause the video a couple of time to check other strange deformations. What do you think? Wish i could have been there. Cheers.
Thanks Hugh and JJ, I hope you are both well, is there any local traditions/folklore of electromagnetic hot-spots for charging up seeds? I always think of John C. Burke, seed of knowledge, stone of plenty book, would it be motivation for building these massive sites?
Looks like a luxury spa resort to me and as such, I would have placed the orchestra in front of the sound amplifying cavity (cave) to annoy the neigbours. Thanks for sharing this great info.
Amazing video. I live near of Texcoco and i visited this place Tezcotzingo 2 years ago and its Older than belief, and behind the montain exist another ancient megalithic structure and aztec modern construction with cement. Thanks Hugh
Just a thought: giant statue that was found and removed, could have been physically attached to the Mountainside in the niche where there is a platform and the natural rock at the centre back on the large niche at the end of The Causeway. look at the statue at 6:46 in this video the way the rock extends at the back of the statue could have been attached to the centre and the mountain on the altar. which is mentioned at 8:57, would it be possible that the statue was originally located here on the altar attached to the mountain.
Looking at those 'aqueducts' and sacred 'pools', there is something missing...- there is no way they are waterproof, and would leak dreadfully, miring the ground around, and all down the hill. What is missing? - they must have had some kind of waterporrf lining ! Can any trace of it be found? It would be wonderful to know how waterproofing such waterways was achieved - it would be some technology that we seem to have forgotten about for centuries afterwards, and could learn a lot of useful from.
The common construction techniques and artistic motifs are clear evidence of a common origin.As recorded in genesis the people were gathered at Bab El (sumeria)and had a common language.The B'nai elohim came down and scattered the people by confusing thier language.That is why sig ur at can be found in distant parts of the earth.(see genesis)
Oh yeah, I remember studying this site what must have been some 10 years ago now, and what I felt then and feel even strongly now, is huge disappointment, for this is what's left of what was a quite big and beutiful ancient city. And of course, all the parallels with Peruvian and Bolivian sites are really interesting and absolutely undeniable.
Great video can you make a video of the TARASCOS OR PARUPECHA they were the neighbors of the AZTECS and actually went to war with each other .The last battle they had the AZTECS lost because the king was killed.The TARASCOS HAVE A LAKES LIKE THE AZTECS LAGO DE TZINZUNTLAN I belive and LAGO DE PACUARO . They weren't great builders but were great worriors . There territory expanded from Michoacan, Guanajuato,Guerrero,and Durango.Also they had cooper.
Amazing place. They keep popping up. But as usual they leave me wondering.....who/what the fuck broke these sites up? Like it was easy, as it seems it was, to create them. Pieces!!
There are some good theories. Plasma discharge from the sun would also create vitrification through massive amounts of lightning. There's the asteroid theory too. Hell, it could have been both. The sun can also cause earthquakes as well.
Pyramids on top of mountains are part of a worldwide people's religion. Really interesting. Certainly an omphalos, a 'Mt Meru' of the area. Makes me think the hanging gardens of babylon must have been a similar omphalos
What about the huge cracks, through the circular bath, the stairway, and the solid rock of the cliff? Looks like a huge cataclysm to me! Or something else?!
I'm from New Mexico and have worked on Indian ruins and I was really thinking that too. Especially the round hole that had a rectangle cut into it, making it look like a "key hole" shape. I can't think of any where else I've ever seen that but in the kivas of the U.S. southwest...
It's very funny to me that some people are always trying to credit some society thousands of miles away and across the sea and perhaps not even as advanced as the one they are looking at for the technology they encounter at a given place. IMO humans spred all over the world very early on and then evolved at about the same pace everywhere. The differences have to do more with the local environment than anything else.
Just a little feedback friend; check out Fr. Stephen DeYoung (on youtube or one of his podcasts). He explains in great detail a lot of what your speculating about ✌️
So many incorrect assumptions due to a lack of imagination, concerning the megalithic aspects of this man made structure. All of the megalithic remains are not rock. They're man made concrete, poured into molds. Which is understandably overwhelming for modern academics to accept. Think outside the box, free your mind, be open to the reality that there was once a great global civilization in existence before the calamity struck our solar system some 4,360 years ago.
Okay, I think you do a really decent job of presenting this site, but it's a mixed bag. Your use of "native drums" in the background betrays a certain "Anglo-Saxon" bias and really ruins the presentation and lowers it to just an other tourist presentation. Maybe that's what you want? But the drums suck.
Maybe someday the aliens will tell us our true history. Primitive people can't cut stone this perfect. We are a restart after flood civilization, made it to the the moon o
Watch part 2 here: th-cam.com/video/FgX0Cky87nA/w-d-xo.html.
One of the things that impress me of these videos in Mexico is how everything seems so accessible. Whereas places like Egypt, which yes, much more impressive, seems to require you permits, guides, and massive fees to do pretty much anything.
Thanks for sharing. Mexico keeps surprising me!
Another great presentation! Thanks High and JJ
Thank you for your compelling sites and narration.
Have you ever heard of Michoacán Mexico? Ancient people from that land never got conquered by the Aztecs or Spanish. Purépecha were masters in working with metal and might have originated from Peru. I would love to see a video on them....
Never seen that . Super exciting!. Great work
Very good, and the only detailed video of this site I have ever seen. Thank you for creating this video. 😎
Great video , thanks for the spectacular views
Hugh, have you ever been to the Aztec Ruins in northern New Mexico? When first discovered these ruins were assumed to be Aztec because there is an aqueduct and other features considered to be "Aztec." The name was soon called a "misnomer" by archeologists but was never changed. It might be worth a trip up there as it is near Chaco Canyon, Mesa Verde, Salmon Ruins and a number of other interesting sites.
Superb stuff - this site clearly invites further inspection. Thanks!
Baseless speculation only leads to confusion. The Nahua Culture (Texcocan, in this case), just like the Quechua, and Inca have their own beginnings, attributes, customs, history, and achievements. Pretend that all these wonderful civilizations have a common root, because of some minor architectural similarities, can be a little shortsighted. Let's study their cultures individually, learn about them, and cherish their differences and their achievements. Diversity it's what makes our humanity unique and precious. Cheers
Google Translate: La especulación sin fundamento solo conduce a la confusión. La Cultura Nahua (Texcocan, en este caso), al igual que la Quechua, y la Inca tienen sus propios inicios, atributos, costumbres, historia y logros. Pretender que todas estas maravillosas civilizaciones tienen una raíz común, debido a algunas similitudes arquitectónicas menores, puede ser un poco miope. Estudiemos sus culturas individualmente, aprendamos sobre ellas y valoremos sus diferencias y sus logros. La diversidad es lo que hace que nuestra humanidad sea única y preciosa. Salud
Very informative. Many thanks Hugh.
Awesome place!! Very interesting.
Just came here from your interview on Uncharted X w/Ben. Looks like i found another awesome page to catch up on!
Thanks for officially becoming a Megalithomaniac!
The left side of the pyramid has a bent hill when exposed becomes a tiny/small hammer with a brown handle which then makes it huge and is found in the kitchen. Thanks guys I've been waiting all my career for this. Regards
the possessor of both eyes, the eagle devil threw in the towel and gave me the eye 👽👁️🙀🎉
The Mexicans are very intelligent Asiatic people. The modern Mexicans built the underground transient system that was said could never be built, because of the lake under Mexico city was buried by the bandit Cortez. Mexican student engineers did it. Top experts from around the world came to see this engineering marvel. The ancient civilizations were all built by the Mexicans. Unfortunately I've noticed their brilliant accomplishments are currently being denied them by amateur back packers, rouge anthropologist and archeologist.
UnchartedX sent me! Nice channel. 100K subs coming up....
Thanks for officially becoming a Megalithomaniac!
Great video ! Thank you , like the drone views
Brilliant, so well done. Roll on 100k subs :D
I find this sort of speculation as an affront to the intelligence and ingenuity of the Native people of the Americas. Nezahualcoyotle was a renowned engineer and inventor and the building of his palace and aqueduct was well documented event in Mexica history.
He also was known to venerate an unknown deity which was probably the source of his wisdom.
Thanks for SHARING👍
Hugh fascinating video. Thanks.
Always amazing to see the terracing at all these ancient sites, it must have been wonderful to see all the plantings both there and at all the other sites, just a shame that most are not still used today!
Thanks for sharing your good work. That awesome!
I got a question if i may.
Did you notice at 17:52 , the pink granite structure in the middle is like, melted like butter?
I pause the video a couple of time to check other strange deformations. What do you think?
Wish i could have been there. Cheers.
Thanks Hugh and JJ, I hope you are both well, is there any local traditions/folklore of electromagnetic hot-spots for charging up seeds? I always think of John C. Burke, seed of knowledge, stone of plenty book, would it be motivation for building these massive sites?
Those precise round holes could well have been the foundation for a large pivoting object.
@ 18:05 them huge walls in the back top right of the screen, any idea if that's ancient or recent? Thx, nice info.
Yeah that's a double dent, do it both places then blame each other
Looks like a luxury spa resort to me and as such, I would have placed the orchestra in front of the sound amplifying cavity (cave) to annoy the neigbours.
Thanks for sharing this great info.
Looks a lot like the older rock carvings in Peru indeed.
Amazing video. I live near of Texcoco and i visited this place Tezcotzingo 2 years ago and its Older than belief, and behind the montain exist another ancient megalithic structure and aztec modern construction with cement. Thanks Hugh
Have you been inside?
@@snickerzzzb.m9276 yes, amazing place
@@entheonica
How cool for you!
Yeah with the brown handle thanks for the friends with the benefits
@@snickerzzzb.m9276 check the logo
Those waterlines carved straight level and parallel are pretty dope even have zig zags in them as a natural filter
Thanks to Ben at UnchartedX, my first thoughts are the resemblance to Sigiriya in Sri Lanka.
Amazing research , thanks a lot
Just a thought: giant statue that was found and removed, could have been physically attached to the Mountainside in the niche where there is a platform and the natural rock at the centre back on the large niche at the end of The Causeway. look at the statue at 6:46 in this video the way the rock extends at the back of the statue could have been attached to the centre and the mountain on the altar. which is mentioned at 8:57, would it be possible that the statue was originally located here on the altar attached to the mountain.
How'd they get water up there?
Looking at those 'aqueducts' and sacred 'pools', there is something missing...- there is no way they are waterproof, and would leak dreadfully, miring the ground around, and all down the hill. What is missing? - they must have had some kind of waterporrf lining ! Can any trace of it be found? It would be wonderful to know how waterproofing such waterways was achieved - it would be some technology that we seem to have forgotten about for centuries afterwards, and could learn a lot of useful from.
The common construction techniques and artistic motifs are clear evidence of a common origin.As recorded in genesis the people were gathered at Bab El (sumeria)and had a common language.The B'nai elohim came down and scattered the people by confusing thier language.That is why sig ur at can be found in distant parts of the earth.(see genesis)
The Aztec had a unique way to produce vegetables with the Chinampas, and they
could produce all year around.
8:30 Drill holes. Pretty sure those where megalithic doors.
In my next lifetime I’m pretty sure this stuff will still be there. Thank you and JJ for the virtual journey. See you on the other side.
Amazing!
Where did the water come from that high on the mountain?
Cheers Hugh, if only we had a time machine
T.Y. Great job and well worth the journey.
Oh yeah, I remember studying this site what must have been some 10 years ago now, and what I felt then and feel even strongly now, is huge disappointment, for this is what's left of what was a quite big and beutiful ancient city. And of course, all the parallels with Peruvian and Bolivian sites are really interesting and absolutely undeniable.
The origin of quetzal coatl and other gods is expained in part in genesis and also Enoch and the Book of Giants.
11:36 very similar to south america in that the structure aligns with the distant mountain!!!! this site is most definitely pre-aztec...
wonder where the quarry is located from which those 6' pillars originated?
@@leonthewise5807 Marcop Vigato knows. He mentions in Part 2 coming soon!
Great video can you make a video of the TARASCOS OR PARUPECHA they were the neighbors of the AZTECS and actually went to war with each other .The last battle they had the AZTECS lost because the king was killed.The TARASCOS HAVE A LAKES LIKE THE AZTECS LAGO DE TZINZUNTLAN I belive and LAGO DE PACUARO . They weren't great builders but were great worriors . There territory expanded from Michoacan, Guanajuato,Guerrero,and Durango.Also they had cooper.
Thank you!
Amazing place. They keep popping up. But as usual they leave me wondering.....who/what the fuck broke these sites up? Like it was easy, as it seems it was, to create them. Pieces!!
There are some good theories. Plasma discharge from the sun would also create vitrification through massive amounts of lightning. There's the asteroid theory too. Hell, it could have been both. The sun can also cause earthquakes as well.
Pyramids on top of mountains are part of a worldwide people's religion. Really interesting. Certainly an omphalos, a 'Mt Meru' of the area. Makes me think the hanging gardens of babylon must have been a similar omphalos
The surroundings of the "hot tub" looks like it got destroyed by some major force. That would explain the scattered worked boulders.
Yeah thanks man Elle won't be a problem anymore as the hill got curled and bent into a dent
I dig your outro jam
wow bro this is very cool interesting n real ancient lost high tec ty so much
What about the huge cracks, through the circular bath, the stairway, and the solid rock of the cliff? Looks like a huge cataclysm to me! Or something else?!
Look like the Aztecs found it and rebuilt it. There's two obius types of construction, one with a higher level of tech and the other more primitive.
The more I look at the specimens of rock that you say are carved, the more I'm believing that they arent carved at all. They all look moulded.
Thanks man, dy na mo that looks likes someone's initials at the end of the word who going to dy?
Very Peruvian. Someone alert Brien Foerster.
Can You Tag him?
Yeah, I think this guy might have found Brian's stash and is smoking like there's no tomorrow.
Hugh is Olmec
The round holes carved in the rock remind me of kivas.
I'm from New Mexico and have worked on Indian ruins and I was really thinking that too. Especially the round hole that had a rectangle cut into it, making it look like a "key hole" shape. I can't think of any where else I've ever seen that but in the kivas of the U.S. southwest...
It's very funny to me that some people are always trying to credit some society thousands of miles away and across the sea and perhaps not even as advanced as the one they are looking at for the technology they encounter at a given place. IMO humans spred all over the world very early on and then evolved at about the same pace everywhere. The differences have to do more with the local environment than anything else.
Just a little feedback friend; check out Fr. Stephen DeYoung (on youtube or one of his podcasts). He explains in great detail a lot of what your speculating about ✌️
The Olmec/Phoenician/ Sea People/ Atlanteans.
Mexicans are one of the 12 tribes of Yasharahla. APTTMH
So many incorrect assumptions due to a lack of imagination, concerning the megalithic aspects of this man made structure. All of the megalithic remains are not rock. They're man made concrete, poured into molds. Which is understandably overwhelming for modern academics to accept.
Think outside the box, free your mind, be open to the reality that there was once a great global civilization in existence before the calamity struck our solar system some 4,360 years ago.
they were built by Thoth and decedents of Enki the Serpent God from the Anunnaki
Wow
No "could". It's Olmec.
You've been to those ruins?
Okay, I think you do a really decent job of presenting this site, but it's a mixed bag. Your use of "native drums" in the background betrays a certain "Anglo-Saxon" bias and really ruins the presentation and lowers it to just an other tourist presentation. Maybe that's what you want? But the drums suck.
I think it’s better to call them Mexica not Aztec. And if it’s in the Tetzcoco area they were Texcocans not Aztecs.
Quetzalcoatl displayed with black skin. "colonizer arrives, all of a sudden has white skin".
Weren't the aztec only around 200 years, im guessing they didnt build much of anything in Mesoamerica in such little time.
How the fuck would they've built a civilization then that had flourished?
@@center8922 the Maya before them which were around thousands of years. or ask a euro american and they will prob say aliens : P
Better say it at the end you better say it!!!
Why do people like you hate us though?
Maybe someday the aliens will tell us our true history. Primitive people can't cut stone this perfect. We are a restart after flood civilization, made it to the the moon o
Let me guess. Only your ancient ancestors could?
Esau you must pay for your fathers iniquity. Numbers 35:33 Isaiah 14:21
looks like the bosenian pyramids.
toltecs? Fountain of youth
Those nephilim vone heads built them
Cone Heads
THe Aztecs and Incas were slaves of the hybrid cone heads who all died of a plague as stated in Isaiah.
Never gets to a point
Looks like Inca constrution