@@myjizzureye He suggested maybe they did. So fucking what. You believe the main stream narrative on how the pyramids were built? With copper tools and ramps? If so you're cooked. Take a fucking chill pill dude.
I bet your as passionate about your cheese stick as this load spewing tool is about his hair (lack of). How can you take someone serious when they wear their watch half way up their arm.
Yyyyup... should've been in bed already, I have a big presentation for some folks at the VP level at work but hey... when youtube brings me down the rabbit hole, I go along for the ride haha
My wife and I visited the Serpent Mound late last week. It's in a remote area of Southern Ohio and not on the way to anywhere, but so worth the effort to get there. An interesting anomaly is that the mound sits inside a massive ancient crater from a meteorite hit millions of years ago that lifted the surrounding terrain about 900 feet.
A lot of these interviews with these guys..not just Graham...really make you realize how much we have lost touch as a species with the natural world around us. So many folks living in big cities never really even see the stars. So many people spend so much time looking down at their little screens...they forget to look up, and at the world around them. I live in a very rural area. I love it when friends from big cities come to visit. Especially if they have never been here. Or, if they have always lived around mountains..never really seen a sun fully set..all the way down and beyond. You see so many stars in the sky here. Everyone talks about taking trips to these places around the world to see the big sites and cities. I think more people should take a trip to nowhere and enjoy the pure nothingness around you. It will show you just how much there is to see when nothing else is around to interfere. We are so tiny...yet and integral part of something so inconceivably expansive.
I hunt so luckily I've been on trips were you see the vastness of the universe from a mountain top in the middle of nowhere. It is truly breathtaking especially since my city gives off so much light pollution you only see the moon and maybe the north star even with a telescope. Winter is the only time you see a few more stars but it is nothing. I think that's why we lost our curiosity. Every time I'm in the wild and can see space as our ancestors did I realize how just insignificant we are in comparison to the universe and wonder what is out there?
Kinda feel we were led in that direction, on purpose. Not to sound like an conspiracist but someone/something wanted modern civilization to forget the past
@@Beeeezyyy Check out "Blue Stones". Awesome band, similar sound to the Black Keys. Ironically enough, this guy was talking about Blue Stones at Stonehenge. Now I know where the band got its name.
Having only learned about The Great Serpent Mound as a footnote in Jr. High Ohio History class, I finally took my family to see it in 2012 which was a drought year. It is absolutely an agricultural site and no one talks about it. My father graduated from Ohio State’s Ag department in 63’ and has been an agronomist his entire life. He knew nothing about The Great Serpent Mound. Each one of the “humps” lines up with a sunrise/sunset or a moonrise/moonset. One of the humps that face a Southeasterly represents the last frost in the spring which is absolutely critical for planting corn. Curiously It is situated on some of Ohio’s least productive soil. It is only about 30 minutes from the Ohio River and about an hour from downtown Cincy. The surrounding towns are very small. Pack your lunch if you visit. The last glacier sheets never reached this part of Ohio and it has that old “woodland” feel to it. This area did not receive the rich glacial till that Northern Ohio did. As some people have mentioned, the Northwest boundary where the snake’s mouth is marks a small elevated plateau next to where an old iron type meteor hit. A beautiful creek cuts through that scoured out area now. The water source and high ground is pbly what drew the ancient farmers to this area. It is so worth a visit.
“The Wheel of Time turns, and Ages come and pass, leaving memories that become legend. Legend fades to myth, and even myth is long forgotten when the Age that gave it birth comes again.”- Robert Jordan
“History became legend. Legend became myth. And for two and a half thousand years, the ring passed out of all knowledge. Until, when chance came, it ensnared another bearer.” -Galadriel
Have you ever been golfing at Serpent Mound? If you didn't know the only reason Serpent Mound still exists is because they built a Golf Course around it. Those white lines are golf cart tracks. Had it not been a golf course it probably would have been farmland where it would have been flatten over time to grow food. Countless mounds were destroyed by farmers.
Im sorry to tell you but most of it isn't based on any fact and he provides little to no scientific evidence for any of the claims he makes. I suggest looking up debunking graham hancock videos, it's genuine, studied and expert archeologists who dispute and destroy every single bit of evidence hancock brings
Graham Handcock needs to be given the gift of another 100 years of life, because what is going to be discovered between now and 100 years, it's going to be absolutely amazing.
You were called a dumb ass by high school age children. No one knows less then a 13-25 year old, yet they know it all. At least they will remember where they heard it first and still not have the brains to feel like dumb asses. As the mind matures to the age of wisdom in our twilight, it’s confirmed after learning so much, how much there is still to learn, and we know very little. But one just looks up in the city seeing only a few stars, and out to the country where the universe manifests, to realize we polluted the sky’s with light. Some are beyond their years in wisdom, some never learn, and become lifelong democrats.
@@youhaveinfinitevalue5755 I’m not reading that but you were responding to a comment with a paragraph and ended with “democrats” I’m sure what youre saying is so true and mind blowing tho
JUK3MASTER Just curious what would qualify as an expert to you. This guy graduated from Durham University with Honors in Sociology in 1973 and has been researching this subject for over 40 years, authoring several books in the field. I think your bar is extremely high. Saying Joe doesn’t ever have experts on his podcast is pretty hyperbolic and misleading when he clearly does. Please explain your reasoning, cause if this person happens to have a shady history, I’d like to know.... Point form will do. Preferably with citations. Thank you :)
25th century archaeologist:- Notre Dame is a fantastic site. We believe it dates back to the early 21st century around the year 2020. 25th century version of Graham Handcock:- But isn't there evidence that it was reconstructed from a pre-existing structure that burned down and parts of it are much older? 25th century archaeologist:- Don't be ridiculous. Thats pseudo science.
The summer solstice seems to have been incredibly important to a lot of different people all over the world. That they had the means to pinpoint exactly when it took place is a mystery all by itself, since doing so implies a timekeeping ability that humans are not supposed to have yet posessed.
I can barely keep track of the hours in the day but people who never even went to school knew exactly which day had the most minutes of sunlight. Extraordinary.
What kind of means? they only had to live in one place for a longer period and observe the sky all year round year after year. They didn't just come up with this it took time. It's not that much of a mystery
@@choicemeatrandy6572 what part of "it took time" didn't you understand? people have been around for thousands of years before they completely figured that out
I just love the fact that Mr Graham always seems like he just illustrated with his eloquent voice and language as everybody saying that history is about remembering not imposing your thoughts beliefs and prejudices but examining the facts so that we really know what happened so that maybe we can impact the future positively God bless him and thank him for being strong enough to be honest when it comes to his beliefs and his research
Serpent mound is in my county. So rad to see a talk on it. We have so many other mounds around here also that aren’t a public site, that sit on private property. Ones that educated people haven’t came to explore and theorize about. I wish I could speak to this guest and invite him to come have a hands on session on private property that I have access to to get his take. People take it very serious around here. Others have been known and scolded for digging at them. The city just found a new site while developing a mall and another while building a recreational path. Come visit again!
"If the stars should appear one night in a thousand years, how men would believe and adore; and preserve for many generations the remembrance of the City of God which they had been shown! But every night come out these envoys of beauty, and light the universe with their admonishing smile." ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson, "Nature"
Graham Hancock is so intelligent. I always enjoy listening to what he has to say. His beliefs always involve everything as a whole and how we're all connected. His beliefs on incarnation, ancient medicines and their connections to spirit, remembering instead of learning, I agree with them all. A lot of people just learn one thing and say, since that's real it's the only truth and everything else is wrong.
I was born & raised in southern Ohio & have been to Serpent Mound several times. Some archeologists date the mound as far back as 500 B.C. & attribute it's construction to the Early Woodland Adena Indians, who were found in many adjacent burial mounds in the area. There is a small museum there that displays the excavation of some of those nearby mounds. It's a beautiful, mystical place.
Another amazing clip with Mr. Hancock!...I thankfully live in town that has fought against light pollution and because of that the night skies here are absolutely amazing...On another note my personal belief is that the ancients build these incredible monuments to honor God, the Sun.
I live like 20 mins away from serpent mound. Used to smoke weed there in high school 😂 everyone told us growing up it was just a “burial mound for Indians” . Obviously not!!
You hear that a lot about mounds. I think is because most people fail to see the complexities and purpose of them. So they go with the simple answer. That area has hundreds if not thousands of smaller mounds scattered throughout the Ohio Valley.
He absolutely right. We never look up. When I’m up north in the woods the sky is so vibrant and bright. It’s amazing. It must be what they saw everyday.
I've read Graham Hancock's works before and have always enjoyed listening/reading from those that dare question the status-quo; those that have wonder, curiosity, passion and a open mind. Especially important in 2021, where most believe and parrot exactly what facebook tells them, the news in their country tells them, the government tells them.
Drove 300 miles each way to see Serpent Mound on the solstice on this recommendation. Totally worth it. It’s hard to see the sunset from the front since the trees around it are getting overgrown but still a beautiful experience.
Dammit! I used to get sent to Cincy for training from my job and its a shame I never heard of this til now. I wouldve loved to check it out instead of getting drunk across the river in Newport lol
06:44 "Light pollution fuels our infantile existence in a lot of ways because it doesn't constantly remind us that we're part of this great thing." Damn Joe. Drop that mic.
He's right you know. I went on an African Safari when I was around 15 with my family, and something that I will never forget for the rest of my life is looking up and witnessing the vast amounts of billions and billions of stars. It's such a surreal and magical experience. I mean, you could literally see hundreds of galaxies with the naked eye. GALAXIES my guy. You simply CANNOT capture that experience on film. No way in hell. It's a thing you have to experience for yourself in person. It's an honest shame that here in Europe or any heavily urbanised civilization for that matter has caused us to forget the lost joy of what it means to be part of this great universe. We have lost touch with that spirituality in a way. That connection. It's truly sad to think about. I was one of the lucky ones.
I went to the Serpent Mound and smoked a huge joint with a friend and just kinda walked around. It was pretty cool. There’s a bunch of Native American mounds in Ohio.
When Joe mentions light pollution, I can attest to that. I love ancient civilization but the one thing that always puzzled me was man's obsession with the heavens. Then when I was in Desert Storm, I remember being on guard duty and it was wicked dark then looking up at the sky. I can't really describe how I felt while looking up at the sky - I was humbled, fascinated, scared. I then realized why ancient man was so interested in the night skies - its beauty, its majesty, it even felt alive to me. It was then that I realized that I was looking at the same sky as those ancient peoples and at that moment, even though it was cold out, I felt warm, like I was enveloped in a hug. I like to think that our ancestors were there beside me and gave me a hug after realizing how special the sky was to them. You know, like a parent or grandparent giving you a hug after learning a life lesson.
We are atoms ⚛️ protons and neutrons. When we “ die” we go back to that form . The stars ✨ , universe galaxy 🌌 are all made up of atoms ⚛️ “ US” . So you did get a hug from ancient ancestors my friend . Very well said also
I grew up in Wyoming and if you left my little town it was super dark. I never realized how luck I was just to be able to see the Milky Way multiple times a year.
The first 30 seconds and my respect for this man has reached its peak, we shouldn't impose our own preconceived notions on what the past, and might i add the universe, is but simply let it speak for itself.
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These are seriously the best episodes of JRE, Graham is extremely well spoken and passionate about the subjects they discuss.
He is also cooked and think cunts can lift blocks with their mind.
There's nothing more dangerous than a idiot who believes that they are intelligent. This man is a perfect example.
@@myjizzureye He suggested maybe they did. So fucking what. You believe the main stream narrative on how the pyramids were built? With copper tools and ramps? If so you're cooked. Take a fucking chill pill dude.
@@gravyd316 speaking from experience huh?
I bet your as passionate about your cheese stick as this load spewing tool is about his hair (lack of). How can you take someone serious when they wear their watch half way up their arm.
Graham talks like it's his 2nd draft of each sentence. So eloquent!
This guy
Mort because he’s probably said everything before 😂 this obviously isn’t his first on the subject
Mort but true he is still able to talk effectively
And English people just sound smarter - am I right thea guy? DOOD
Brad Sylva some do and some sound super dumb
Me: Time for bed, I'll just watch this random JRE clip before I log off...
Me 3 hours rabbit hole later: SERPENT MOUND
Yyyyup... should've been in bed already, I have a big presentation for some folks at the VP level at work but hey... when youtube brings me down the rabbit hole, I go along for the ride haha
Same
So true only JRE can get u lost in his rabbit 🕳
Happens to me all the time
What do you guys think it means
Yup. 5am, and I'm searching astrological significance of serpent mound. 🌞🐍⭐
My wife and I visited the Serpent Mound late last week. It's in a remote area of Southern Ohio and not on the way to anywhere, but so worth the effort to get there. An interesting anomaly is that the mound sits inside a massive ancient crater from a meteorite hit millions of years ago that lifted the surrounding terrain about 900 feet.
Iridium! The reason that was the location was because of the meteorite. The people who built it knew something we don't know.
@@Steve1975truth they know the colonels secret recipe
Bet that meteor is what knocked this earth off axis 🤔
That was Satan probably being thrown out of heaven on to the earth in his accursed state. Look up the reasons behind meteors in theology
Men built it.
Graham is practicly the only person Joe doesn't interrupt.
and david goggins
Joe is so blazed rogan
It's the accent
And Rickson Gracie. I remember Joe talking about Graham back in 2010/2011 a lot crazy how big his podcast got...
...and Tyson Fury.....
Did anyone notice Joe let him talk that whole time with out making a single sound lol
Joe is fact checking with the machine elves
Cactus Leoni I always knew Jamie was an elf
Edits
One of the reasons we all love Joe's podcast
I mean not even a single mmmmhmmm
His vocabulary is majestic!!
A lot of these interviews with these guys..not just Graham...really make you realize how much we have lost touch as a species with the natural world around us. So many folks living in big cities never really even see the stars. So many people spend so much time looking down at their little screens...they forget to look up, and at the world around them. I live in a very rural area. I love it when friends from big cities come to visit. Especially if they have never been here. Or, if they have always lived around mountains..never really seen a sun fully set..all the way down and beyond. You see so many stars in the sky here. Everyone talks about taking trips to these places around the world to see the big sites and cities. I think more people should take a trip to nowhere and enjoy the pure nothingness around you. It will show you just how much there is to see when nothing else is around to interfere. We are so tiny...yet and integral part of something so inconceivably expansive.
I hunt so luckily I've been on trips were you see the vastness of the universe from a mountain top in the middle of nowhere. It is truly breathtaking especially since my city gives off so much light pollution you only see the moon and maybe the north star even with a telescope. Winter is the only time you see a few more stars but it is nothing. I think that's why we lost our curiosity. Every time I'm in the wild and can see space as our ancestors did I realize how just insignificant we are in comparison to the universe and wonder what is out there?
@@dontcare7086 Yes! I've spent many nights on the southern edge of the West Elk Wilderness in CO and the Milky Way is absolutely amazing.
Kinda feel we were led in that direction, on purpose. Not to sound like an conspiracist but someone/something wanted modern civilization to forget the past
Well spoken!
Mr. Hancock. Your Passion is contagious. Don't ever stop.
That’s what she said
@@Andreabellababe518 🦗🦗
Serpent Mound is a pretty sweet band name.
Sounds like a trouser tent.
Jo Po that’s what I call my dick bulge
You guys have any good bands I can check out?
@@Beeeezyyy Check out "Blue Stones". Awesome band, similar sound to the Black Keys. Ironically enough, this guy was talking about Blue Stones at Stonehenge. Now I know where the band got its name.
2PhoneSensei yeah! Check out: Devin Townsend Project, Porcupine Tree, Steven Wilson Project, Tool, Haken, Rush, Plini, A perfect circle.
Having only learned about The Great Serpent Mound as a footnote in Jr. High Ohio History class, I finally took my family to see it in 2012 which was a drought year. It is absolutely an agricultural site and no one talks about it. My father graduated from Ohio State’s Ag department in 63’ and has been an agronomist his entire life. He knew nothing about The Great Serpent Mound. Each one of the “humps” lines up with a sunrise/sunset or a moonrise/moonset. One of the humps that face a Southeasterly represents the last frost in the spring which is absolutely critical for planting corn. Curiously It is situated on some of Ohio’s least productive soil. It is only about 30 minutes from the Ohio River and about an hour from downtown Cincy. The surrounding towns are very small. Pack your lunch if you visit. The last glacier sheets never reached this part of Ohio and it has that old “woodland” feel to it. This area did not receive the rich glacial till that Northern Ohio did. As some people have mentioned, the Northwest boundary where the snake’s mouth is marks a small elevated plateau next to where an old iron type meteor hit. A beautiful creek cuts through that scoured out area now. The water source and high ground is pbly what drew the ancient farmers to this area. It is so worth a visit.
Michael Oedy ancient farmers from 2500 years ago?? What you smoking? Gimme some.
ACE TOTHEFACE The Fort Ancient culture that built this mound was here in 1,200 Ad. Before them it was The Adena people around 900 Ad.
I do find it odd they use the word “ancient”. I don’t think of 1,200 AD as ancient.
Michael Oedy no neither would I. I thought the fellow in the video said 2300 years. My mistake!
An hour from the Ohio river? An hour from cicni? You couldn’t be more wrong.
This guy could talk about a dog taking a dump, and make it sound glorious.
That's bullshit.
David James actually thats dogshit
@@davidjames3494 no, it's dogshit.
Say no more.
this comment chain is gold
“The Wheel of Time turns, and Ages come and pass, leaving memories that become legend. Legend fades to myth, and even myth is long forgotten when the Age that gave it birth comes again.”- Robert Jordan
"he came like the wind, like the wind he touched everything, then like the wind...he was gone"
“History became legend. Legend became myth. And for two and a half thousand years, the ring passed out of all knowledge. Until, when chance came, it ensnared another bearer.” -Galadriel
I'm the dragon reborn. Just so you know. K
One of the best book series ever written.
Very sad Roberts real life ending
Graham has a great way of explaining things. I find myself 100% absorbed into everything he talks about.
Go search for his audiobooks. Many of them are on TH-cam and about 25% of them he reads himself.
Graham is one of the most brilliant minds in the world today. I love listening to him.
this is the place where the earth whispered to the sky...
god damn that's beautiful
stone henge too so cool
Better kill all the Buffalo. FAST
Ancient miniature golf course.
Jared Mehrlich more like sacred coatl
Wise men
Have you ever been golfing at Serpent Mound? If you didn't know the only reason Serpent Mound still exists is because they built a Golf Course around it. Those white lines are golf cart tracks. Had it not been a golf course it probably would have been farmland where it would have been flatten over time to grow food. Countless mounds were destroyed by farmers.
A joke but could be... it really could be that simple.
Jared Mehrlich haha!
“Here is the place where earth whispered to the sky...” Graham Hancock.
Ira Rosalyn was his hand really on his cock while he said that?
@@basemaster300 no his hand is just shaped like a cock
Mr Hancock, I promise you that one day I'll get my lazy ass to watch the whole podcast instead of your clips here and there.
El Diablo I feel the same exact way. Haha
Do it. Right now. Sit through you wont regret it.
Watch on 2x
Lol! They are completely worth watching. I sometimes just put one on to go to sleep at night.
Omniscient Sloth haha me too. Gets me every time 😴
Graham Hancock is one of my favorite minds. Read one of his books & fell in love with his astounding work into the history of humanity.
Im sorry to tell you but most of it isn't based on any fact and he provides little to no scientific evidence for any of the claims he makes. I suggest looking up debunking graham hancock videos, it's genuine, studied and expert archeologists who dispute and destroy every single bit of evidence hancock brings
I like this guy. You can tell he loves what he does
@Anthony Princeton ignorant fuck
@@naderivers6292 nice name and hes right
Graham Handcock needs to be given the gift of another 100 years of life, because what is going to be discovered between now and 100 years, it's going to be absolutely amazing.
I live about 35 minutes from this site! It has been one of the most spiritual places I have ever been to. We are all connected!
I remember being called a dumb ass in high school for saying light pollution was a thing...
I'm with you my dude
@@DudemeisterNL it's funny how uneducated people are
people called you dumb for that?? your school must of been retarded.
You were called a dumb ass by high school age children. No one knows less then a 13-25 year old, yet they know it all. At least they will remember where they heard it first and still not have the brains to feel like dumb asses. As the mind matures to the age of wisdom in our twilight, it’s confirmed after learning so much, how much there is still to learn, and we know very little. But one just looks up in the city seeing only a few stars, and out to the country where the universe manifests, to realize we polluted the sky’s with light. Some are beyond their years in wisdom, some never learn, and become lifelong democrats.
@@youhaveinfinitevalue5755 I’m not reading that but you were responding to a comment with a paragraph and ended with “democrats” I’m sure what youre saying is so true and mind blowing tho
I grew up right next to Serpent Mound. Peebles, Ohio. My family farm being a mile down the road from it. It’s magic.
I live like 30 minutes away from peebles lol
Serpent Mound is pretty amazing though, right!!??
I'm from Peebles also. Nobody talks about the cave down by the stream that's literally filt with snakes.
My grandmothers from peebles grew up in cville
Small world. I lived in Winchester and graduated from North Adams in 2000. Only 15 minutes from Peebles and my step fathers last name is Setty.
Really interesting talk. This guy has some crazy knowledge.
He is talking gibberish. He was wrong on many things. Don't take any guest on the JRE podcast as an expert
@@JUK3MASTER LMAO FUCK U
@@JUK3MASTER what list?
JUK3MASTER Just curious what would qualify as an expert to you. This guy graduated from Durham University with Honors in Sociology in 1973 and has been researching this subject for over 40 years, authoring several books in the field. I think your bar is extremely high.
Saying Joe doesn’t ever have experts on his podcast is pretty hyperbolic and misleading when he clearly does. Please explain your reasoning, cause if this person happens to have a shady history, I’d like to know....
Point form will do. Preferably with citations. Thank you :)
@@JUK3MASTER how much are the soy bean companies paying you?
Graham, you sir are why I got into archaeology! Appreciate your inspiration
25th century archaeologist:- Notre Dame is a fantastic site. We believe it dates back to the early 21st century around the year 2020.
25th century version of Graham Handcock:- But isn't there evidence that it was reconstructed from a pre-existing structure that burned down and parts of it are much older?
25th century archaeologist:- Don't be ridiculous. Thats pseudo science.
powerful comment
Internet winning type of comment right here
This comment literally blew my mind.
Perspective on point dude
flashkraft I’m too high for this comment man wow
The summer solstice seems to have been incredibly important to a lot of different people all over the world. That they had the means to pinpoint exactly when it took place is a mystery all by itself, since doing so implies a timekeeping ability that humans are not supposed to have yet posessed.
I can barely keep track of the hours in the day but people who never even went to school knew exactly which day had the most minutes of sunlight. Extraordinary.
What kind of means? they only had to live in one place for a longer period and observe the sky all year round year after year. They didn't just come up with this it took time. It's not that much of a mystery
@@danidejaneiro8378 "Education is important to make a man complete, but everything I learned in school I learned again on the street"
@@silverdragon710 I'd love for you to prove this by going to a remote part of the world and "figuring it out"
@@choicemeatrandy6572 what part of "it took time" didn't you understand? people have been around for thousands of years before they completely figured that out
Just got Hancock's book (revised edition). Can't wait to really dig in. Thanks for having him on JRE! So many great interviews on JRE.
I just love the fact that Mr Graham always seems like he just illustrated with his eloquent voice and language as everybody saying that history is about remembering not imposing your thoughts beliefs and prejudices but examining the facts so that we really know what happened so that maybe we can impact the future positively God bless him and thank him for being strong enough to be honest when it comes to his beliefs and his research
I could listen to this man speak for hours.
Serpent mound is in my county. So rad to see a talk on it. We have so many other mounds around here also that aren’t a public site, that sit on private property. Ones that educated people haven’t came to explore and theorize about. I wish I could speak to this guest and invite him to come have a hands on session on private property that I have access to to get his take. People take it very serious around here. Others have been known and scolded for digging at them. The city just found a new site while developing a mall and another while building a recreational path. Come visit again!
america?
@@FREE_SKAPA9 "County", which is Ohio.
This serpent appears in Red Dead Redemption 2
Mr Graham Hancock, my deepest respects! 🙏Joe need more of these kind of people so we can understand /see our past! Thank you! 🙏
I live by Serpent Mound, it’s a really amazing place to visit, awesome vibes.
There’s a pile of stones resembling eggs located somewhere near that mound. There you will find the Poisonous Trail Treasure Map 3.
Izzy Zigg up the Irons! 🤘
Is that close to the Viking tomb ruins?
I was in Turkey last summer. There are big carved heads in “Marmaris” u can dive down and touch em. I have gopro pics of the darn things. So cool
its actually at the very tail of the serpent mound
The treasure map of one eyed Willy ?
This Graham hancock character is one of the best talkers you've had on. Great subject matter
Yeah it's too bad he is a total hack
I’m glad I watched this man describe that place
Love listening to Graham talk. Also Mr Rogan is an incredible interviewer. Top stuff
One of the greatest guests in JRE history.
Joe jumping in with a profound observation at the end
GH blew my mind more than any other single human being. I owe him a debt of openminded-ness and wisdom.
thankyou Mr Hancock.
Could listen to Graham Hancock all day long. Fascinating stuff!!
This place makes me emotional when I visit it. Some crazy vibes going on there.
"If the stars should appear one night in a thousand years, how men would believe and adore; and preserve for many generations the remembrance of the City of God which they had been shown! But every night come out these envoys of beauty, and light the universe with their admonishing smile." ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson, "Nature"
I appreciate being able to see them every night having been unable to for some years
"Earth whispered to sky"... How beautifully captured in words!
Graham knows what’s he’s talking about, he researches deeply, he picks his words carefully. He has a great series of books, opens your eyes.
Dating studies at Serpent Mound have torn his predictions to shreds. The flat unaltered soil underneath the Mound dates to 300 BC.
Thank you Graham, your insight is decades ahead.
If you have never seen the milky way with your own eyes, you need to. Utterly profound.
It's odd to think that people haven't seen it. Dark Sky parks are where it's at. :)
@boss 630 ~ Aye, ya muppet !
@boss 630 👉 ... smell yer maw!
Could honestly listen to Graham talk about anything, so much passion
Dude I literally live right next to this place, ive went there many times and its insanely beautiful
The title of this video sounds like a Harry Potter book or something: Joe Rogan and The Serpents Mound
This dude looks like Harry Potter
@@theshape3431 if instead of wands and wizards it was mushrooms and elk
After seeing Serpent Mound in a book as a kid, I finally got to visit the site last fall for the first time. Amazing experience.
I love this guy......what a story teller.
Graham Hancock is so intelligent. I always enjoy listening to what he has to say. His beliefs always involve everything as a whole and how we're all connected. His beliefs on incarnation, ancient medicines and their connections to spirit, remembering instead of learning, I agree with them all. A lot of people just learn one thing and say, since that's real it's the only truth and everything else is wrong.
Hey Joe,
Watch your show, probably most if them. Just wanted to thank you for mostly excellent intelligent information.
Thank you Sir!
I was born & raised in southern Ohio & have been to Serpent Mound several times. Some archeologists date the mound as far back as 500 B.C. & attribute it's construction to the Early Woodland Adena Indians, who were found in many adjacent burial mounds in the area. There is a small museum there that displays the excavation of some of those nearby mounds. It's a beautiful, mystical place.
BCE-BEFORE COMMON ERA
The fact that they would not let Graham on site proves to me he is on the Right track. They would not be nervous to have him there if he wasn't right.
I've followed Graham since the early 90s - pure genius. Everyone should listen to what he says.
His interviews w art bell are classics
Another amazing clip with Mr. Hancock!...I thankfully live in town that has fought against light pollution and because of that the night skies here are absolutely amazing...On another note my personal belief is that the ancients build these incredible monuments to honor God, the Sun.
I grew up around serpent mound. Peebles Ohio. Magical place
My dad is from Peebles :)
Just bought America before on audible. 17 hrs of goodness! Thank you Graham ill definitely be buying the rest of your books!
Graham is my favorite JRE guest by far
Imagine having a beer on Saturday night in your local Wetherspoons with Graham Hancock.
I live like 20 mins away from serpent mound. Used to smoke weed there in high school 😂 everyone told us growing up it was just a “burial mound for Indians” . Obviously not!!
Terry Johnson That’s Shyt wouldn’t slide wit me.
Same with Cahokia Mounds in Cahokia.
Well, the part about smoking weed.
@@myquest666420 heck yea st clair county.
Tim Wodochek I’m in south St. Louis city, but I loved going to Cahokia Mounds.
You hear that a lot about mounds. I think is because most people fail to see the complexities and purpose of them. So they go with the simple answer. That area has hundreds if not thousands of smaller mounds scattered throughout the Ohio Valley.
He absolutely right. We never look up. When I’m up north in the woods the sky is so vibrant and bright. It’s amazing. It must be what they saw everyday.
I went to high school with This man, all his essays were one take and he always got A++
Ive been to Serpent Mound. Its a really awesome place to visit.
Pretty sick right!!??
Longest Joe has ever gone without talking.
Silent Joe lol
Except with the Edward Snowden solo show, with joe just sitting there without being able to slip in a single sentence
His brain was probably running rampant with thoughts of wolves, grass fed elk meat, saunas, and dmt
I've read Graham Hancock's works before and have always enjoyed listening/reading from those that dare question the status-quo; those that have wonder, curiosity, passion and a open mind. Especially important in 2021, where most believe and parrot exactly what facebook tells them, the news in their country tells them, the government tells them.
Then get listening to Dr Jorden Petersen but do your homework on what he is saying as he says do you homework.
Drove 300 miles each way to see Serpent Mound on the solstice on this recommendation. Totally worth it. It’s hard to see the sunset from the front since the trees around it are getting overgrown but still a beautiful experience.
I could listen to Graham for hours...
Me too!!!
And you can. He reads his own books on audible. I have a few
One of the best ever theories on stone henge I’ve ever heard. He’s got me convinced 😮👍👍👍
Gang Gang
There was a straw henge and a wood henge but the big bad wolf came and blew them down
MrShanester117 Deep man
No one is older enough to Kno
Patrick Franklin isn’t that the point of archeology?
Gang Gang Not the same as experiencing it
Dammit! I used to get sent to Cincy for training from my job and its a shame I never heard of this til now. I wouldve loved to check it out instead of getting drunk across the river in Newport lol
Graham Hancock has so many interesting things to say and he's also a pleasure to listen to
these are the best types of JRE's very interesting stuff told by a cool well spoken dude
06:44 "Light pollution fuels our infantile existence in a lot of ways because it doesn't constantly remind us that we're part of this great thing."
Damn Joe. Drop that mic.
He's right. It's the greatest show on earth.
He's right you know. I went on an African Safari when I was around 15 with my family, and something that I will never forget for the rest of my life is looking up and witnessing the vast amounts of billions and billions of stars. It's such a surreal and magical experience. I mean, you could literally see hundreds of galaxies with the naked eye. GALAXIES my guy. You simply CANNOT capture that experience on film. No way in hell. It's a thing you have to experience for yourself in person. It's an honest shame that here in Europe or any heavily urbanised civilization for that matter has caused us to forget the lost joy of what it means to be part of this great universe. We have lost touch with that spirituality in a way. That connection. It's truly sad to think about. I was one of the lucky ones.
He’s been waiting to drop that shit for a minute now 🤯🤯
@Joshua Moolman I agree. But not having electricity sucks. They should turn the streetlights off at midnight though. Completely unnecessary
@@oddunb6190 Not if you want there to be less rapes or robberies.
Went to Serpent mound several years ago, truly an amazing place.
man. i love this explanation for stonehenge. makes perfect beautiful sense.
Yeah being from ohio I can also say,the serpent mound is CRAZY!!
I was born and raised in Columbus and never hear of it
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I live in Youngstown... never visited tho. I heard about it from "ancient aliens" on history channel lol
I live in California im about to do a trip all around the eastcoast some of midwest this summer. I'm trying to go there.
I caught it by happy accident driving for work. Luckily I had a couple hours to explore.
People like this, I can listen to them for hours.
Going in two weeks its only 45 minutes away from me so excited
I went to the Serpent Mound and smoked a huge joint with a friend and just kinda walked around. It was pretty cool. There’s a bunch of Native American mounds in Ohio.
This guy is an amazing speaker.
I love when joe gets back to his roots. Great show 🙏🏻
I started watching Graham on JRE clips, and he's so interesting I've almost watched his entire JRE episode
Graham Hancock is a treasure to our life time and beyond.
When Joe mentions light pollution, I can attest to that. I love ancient civilization but the one thing that always puzzled me was man's obsession with the heavens. Then when I was in Desert Storm, I remember being on guard duty and it was wicked dark then looking up at the sky. I can't really describe how I felt while looking up at the sky - I was humbled, fascinated, scared. I then realized why ancient man was so interested in the night skies - its beauty, its majesty, it even felt alive to me. It was then that I realized that I was looking at the same sky as those ancient peoples and at that moment, even though it was cold out, I felt warm, like I was enveloped in a hug. I like to think that our ancestors were there beside me and gave me a hug after realizing how special the sky was to them. You know, like a parent or grandparent giving you a hug after learning a life lesson.
thank you for your service and your beautiful description of your experience.
We are atoms ⚛️ protons and neutrons. When we “ die” we go back to that form . The stars ✨ , universe galaxy 🌌 are all made up of atoms ⚛️ “ US” . So you did get a hug from ancient ancestors my friend . Very well said also
@@JamesThomas-bj8ih LMFAO
Thank you for your service
I grew up in Wyoming and if you left my little town it was super dark. I never realized how luck I was just to be able to see the Milky Way multiple times a year.
4:32 I've fought at Stonehenge in the Salisbury Plains many times back in the DAOC ages
Me too, good times.
The view from That ridge he's talking about is amazing, a great look out to see opposing threats
I get goosebumps hearing this man speak what a blessing
Take a bong hit whenever he says “heaven and earth”
Species With Amnesia by Robert Sepehr was a brilliant book. Joe needs to have him on if he hasn't.
I could listen to this stuff all day everyday
I could watch this stuff all day!!!
The first 30 seconds and my respect for this man has reached its peak, we shouldn't impose our own preconceived notions on what the past, and might i add the universe, is but simply let it speak for itself.
Joe" woooooooooo that is crazy" Rogan
Whhhhoooooooaaaaaa... c’mon MAN!!!
Thank you
Bravo! and thank you.
“That too aligns with cataclysmic dates of the younger dryas”