12 Most Incredible Finds Scientists Can't Explain
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At some stage over the passing of the centuries, we've lost a lot of ancient knowledge. Some people think there must have been lost civilizations who once walked the face of the Earth, and all that remains of them now are their artifacts, which we're unable to understand or explain. Others feel that we simply aren't as spiritually wise or architecturally clever as we used to be, and so we no longer understand the purpose behind what our ancestors did or how they did it. Either way, the planet is covered in stunning mysteries, and here's a whole collection of them for you to gaze upon in wonder!
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The script is a clear snapshot into the current paradigm of “accepted academic narrative”. It’s clear, without going too deep into research, that the majority of our historical narrative is highly inaccurate, ignoring thousands of archaeological connections that continue to contest said narrative. I can’t wait for the day when we can finally overcome these “experts” holding back the progress and understanding of our ancient past. Let’s stop viewing these things as “enigmas” and “anomalies” due to the construct of old narratives and start giving these builders the objective credit they deserve with the understanding that they weren’t primitive, that our past indubitably extends farther than we understand and proves incontestably more sophistication than given credit to.
a a Exactly right. Well said.
Well said Mate and I whole heartily agree!
a a + Yeah, what you said.
Absolutely! Down with the "experts" and the academic narrative. At 4.40 it is particularly clear, where the narrator states that suckers and tentacles can be clearly seen. It is also evident that the alien exo-skelton armour had a strange rim of folds that is clearly a heat sink for venting alien heat from the armour as well as a tiny head on the front though which it is obvious that these aliens communicated. The human head at the top is simply a decoy. LOL
Absolutely what i think. Outstanding..
The loss of library at Alexandria was monumental in a devastating way of knowledge lost
Ironically, those texts were in one place because they were being copied specifically to protect them from the chance of destruction. The Vandal tribe has remained loathed for its actions by the world ever since. Not that they exist anymore but were immortalized in a way they probably wouldn't appreciate.
A lot of it was commentaries on the Illiad.
Seriously.
There was definitely more than 13 letters on that sword..
How come no 1 else noticed Goddammit
Ok....
@@jhoanhuerta4432 Im wonder myself
There was? Where did they go?
I think he meant 13 cause some repeat.
The sword says. "The holder bears no liability for any wounds caused by this sword (may contain nuts)".
The sword says, “hold with pointy end towards enemy”
@@beautyonabarnbudget no it says, "For circumcising giants only"
Nice....lol
Nah it say "die standing abd shall not fall"
Say made in germany
"This is Spartaaaaa!"
The sword says: "Please insert back into stone."
Lol
Steeve Daw the sword letters says ,”if found please return to Peter” 🧐
"Put ze candle back."
more likely it says if found return to Bob
Do NOT. repeat do NOT remove from stone
"What do you make of these strange stone blocks?"
"I think they're strange stone blocks of some kind."
This message brought to you by Robert "Rob" Roberts, an employee at the Department of Redundancy Department, where he is employed, bringing you this message.
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@@redprince9 hahahaha
Those blocks sure look strange...
It's pretty clear that the ones with holes are to be used or carried with a pole.
Why do people presume ancient cultures to be less sophisticated and intelligent than modern humans? Are we not all standing on the shoulders of Giants? I totally agree with a a.
Its a human condition (I, we are the best ever) ... ask any millennial what they think of baby boomers.
Schools reward people for learning falacy, pride don't allow them to think by themselves.
I thought the same thing. I see the similar pyramids and art work all over the world. They act as if they never left their front yards.
Because some started acting like barbarians it seems.
People make that presumption because of the current academic institutional structure. These structures have a governing body which regulates Curriculum. Curriculum is a truth of knowledge.... if it's not in the curriculum... its not true. By these means a very few can control the reality of the many. And they do. The media is a similar platform. If the CBC or CNN or BBC say it publicly, it's true... or is not true. this constant subtly brainwashing is very very effective. Why? should be our next question. Why is the whole sale spreading of lies and dis information so effective in massive populations of humans? Under what economic or cultural circumstance is it more effective than others? once we examine these type of questions and truthfully examine the actions of governing bodys, media, legal authorities and banking institutions. A very disturbing picture is painted.
The sword says "Merry Christmas Olaf"
The sword says, "If found, return to..."
D JG drivers license #
And dont forget to bring smokes too
Yow mama
Or " I'll cut your friggin head off"
Wow so nice fellows
on the sword is written : "Not suitable for dish washer"
Made in China....?
* laughter *
^_^
lol
Lol
Keep away from children
Do not operate when intoxicated
Keep it in a cool dry place
Sword says; "This is not a toy."
“Batteries Not Included”
‘Whosoever pulls this sword from the stone shall be......’
The rest was worn away.
... billed for repairs.'
we've clearly been lied to about our history, over and over and over.
Ya think that well goes very very deep.
@@zacharyshepard104 a lot of teachers are very aware that they are teaching false history. I've had two teachers tell me this to my face. One said he would like to teach the truth, but he would loose his job. I saw a video (on YT) of a teacher crying because she said kids have nothing to look forward to because history is a lie and some of it is used to keep us humans enslaved. If the child is to awaken some teachers will turn a child in. Like the one kid in highschool who did an essay on the Illuminati and had government officials come to his home. Wake up!
@Gavigg75 and some of them do it because they are apart of the same system that keeps humanity down.
"Perhaps we no longer understand the purpose behind what our ancestors build"
Yeah, no shit, Sherlock. In 50 years most people won't understand what an audiocassette is, imagine what can be forgotten in 5000.
I don't see that as a point at all. records, Legends and tales should all have kept the facts of these things alive, at some point. Try doing some critical thinking and deductive reasoning. Somewhere there is info about what these are and what they were used for..
@@gentlemensedge5503 We then should just hope all that info wasn't destroyed or burned or the people that had the info weren't all killed.... burning books isn't something new. Imagine what was lost when rome fell, when egypt fell(quite a few times)... so doing critical thinking and deductive reason is ok to say a lot of knowlegde was lost forever.
My brother said it best when he said "Just think, one day people will ask What is a TV?" Case in point I have met people in USA who do not know what a VCR is. Ahh how I remember the days of having the perfect sized item to rewind or forward my audiocassette tape to the mark made to show where a song is in the tape so to save the use of my batteries in my walkman or my battery powered audiocassette tape player.
the manner in which we teach our children is at fault... truth mean nothing. todays sale is the only marketable truth. so its the only truth worth teaching!
@@gentlemensedge5503 wtf are u smoking... you do realize that most cultures invade and destroy the other cultures religions and libraries? i think its a very valid point.
The sword says “made in China” 🤣
The other side says “exclusively at Walmart “
Ha, could this be any funnier
@@adamteashaw9441 yes
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J Z Good one!!
Scott S 🤣🤣😜
Bestpart of this video is reading what everyone in the comments thought the inscription on the sword said
Man: "Sir! I just finished the most exquisite and masterfully crafted armor I've ever created"
Sergeant: "By Gods man! Get an octopus in that thing! Nobody will be able to defeat us now!"
Omg
Have you watched,"Resident Alien"?
Every time I hear "the first time man has" I get skeptical. We are so arrogant in our opinion some time.
Yes! Anatomically modern Homo sapien sapiens have been around for 200,000 yrs -- a long time before any of these. Thats the problem with archeology, it only encompasses material culture since settlements/farming/written language. You gotta also look at it next to hundreds of thousands of years of physical anthropology of hunter-gatherers (who mostly left "stones an bones") to get a fuller picture.
9,000 ago we were just starting to farm rice in China our very 1st crop. and build settlements in Iran/Iraq area.
We went from living as egalitarian hunter- gatherers in small anarchic communal bands of 10 to 50 ppl, with no concept of ownership, then as population grew we started testing plating ourselves. The rise of agriculture introduced class stratification. We suddenly had land we needed to settle permanently on and defend. Then came animal husbandry (in some places it came first). Now we owned land and animals, pretty soon we owned slaves and traded women in marriage to patrilineal inheritance. (hunter gatherer women only birth kids every 4 or so yrs as they need one to be walking before they can have another, somehow their bodies producedbabies much less often, maybe diet. but settled women can have a kid every year and often did which made it difficult for them to go against men taking control- especially as they were bred young.).
Anthropologists have known all this for decades. But there is alot of room to learn more about those 200k yrs of wandering around hunting and gathering. Who knows what we created that was destroyed because it aas made from plant fibers, or smaller bones, or eggshells that got smashed, or hides that never survived?
An example of this is how we talk about the spear or cutting rock as the first tool
But its not true. The first tool was almost certainly had to be a container for water, think about it. Probably made by a woman (as water bearing is under "gathering" and it made sense for most women to gather rather than hunt as they could bring kids, but were included in egalitarianism). Probably the vessel was made out of a clay that was durable for a peoples time but not thousands of yrs. Or even a produced plant fiber with the help of tree gum.
Its just one example of how much could be missing. Our prehistory is 20x as large a time as our history.
1:30 the sword says;
" My father invaded Normandy and all I got was this stupid sword..."
Really, seriously curious?!
señor woofers
Python ?
I do believe that the most amazing thing about the sword is the fact that it was found in river and the details were still quite visible 😉
Those stones with holes drilled in them look like plumbing to me
Me too, similar in design to a preRoman aquaduct shown in another video.
Interesting, I thought along the lines of lobes on a camshaft . . .
As Potting Soil infers below, the strange thing is not the exo-skeletons but the supposed tentacled creatures inside them. The "exo-skeletons" look very like suits of armor appropriate for the Medici period. At 4:24, the "tentacled creature" is likely a human spinal column of a corpse that has been decapitated.
the "worm-like being" is their representation of the trachea as obviously the figure was decapitated.
I can see that could be the case, well spotted.
Omg I thought something like that
Thanx, I took a screenshot, zooming in made it only look more freaky. Looks like a floppy trachea; I guess I haven’t seen a human one detached before tho😄
Can't believe they didn't think of the obvious
Because everyone back then had what would have been "advanced knowledge" of human anatomy... yeah... "that's the ticket"....
"Stonehenge ... isn't as unique as we once thought it was either. We now know that a similar stone circle was build in Stonehenge".
Wait, what?
He said Iberia later... so he meant to say Spain (confirmed via Google)
The king is dead, long live the king
@@MiltonRoe Exposed because of receding sea water. Tell that to the global warming alarmists !!!
@@waynebow-gu7wr lmgtfy: the Dolmen of Guadalperal was submerged in a freshwater reservoir, which was depleted by an unusually severe drought
@@MiltonRoe Thanks.... I thought the ocean was receding.
If you remove all of the "sword says this.." comments, there are only 8 comments.
The Sword says: There can only be one Macloud
The letters on the sword say;
DRINK YOUR OVALTINE 😁😄
Lmao. Best one so far.
As a fan of the show, that was good. Not sure too many others caught that.
Aww, beat me to it!
The sword says
*made in china*
LMFAO Great quote from a great movie
The more I learn of history, the less I trust of "experts."
History is a lie, just like the existence of dinosaurs.
I'm curious. Do you actually have any formal education? Or, are you doing your research and "learning" by watching top ten TH-cam videos? The fact you commented on this, shows the answer. You're "learning" is literally watching TH-cam videos of other people's OPINIONS. Had you ever spent an actual day in a research lab, you'd know why TH-cam videos, wiki articles, etc, have no place there.
@Enda Dorgan I disagree. Looking through the comments here isn't exactly building a well of faith for me here... To each their own though.
@Enda Dorgan I think that's a very good idea.
@@kension333 In a lab? Like in Chemistry or something? Before I put what I am, who the fuck is John Doe? And if you think everything in a youtube video is false, then you are clearly watching the wrong videos. Videos are either true or false, not false because they are in youtube. So Junior before you put me down, you might think about how little life experience you have, because it shows.
#1 should be the Bosnian Pyramids. For decades I have been amazed at the multitude of important "history changing" archeological discoveries, ... scientific discoveries in general, that have been swept under the rugs, lost in the Smithsonian, or similar.
I've also noticed that the more important the find, the more violent will be the efforts to hush it up, Many academics have lied because they are fearful of losing grants, or a future in their field.
This can all be summed up as " we don't know yet".
The swordsmith was illiterate, he just wanted cool looking writing to fetch a price.
Hahahaha
Sort of the medeival equivalent of getting a gibberish tattoo in kanji or something. You know occam's razor... you could well be right on the nose.
You're probably right lol
actually that's what asians did when they copied western guns, just put some random english letters and words that didn't mean anything to seem like the real thing to non english speakers.
11:14 thinking about becoming an archeologist now
Yes
AnotherStayathomeDad Oh yeah !
I owe you bro
I see that you are a man of culture as well!
Leave the illusion (2019) and you will stop having delusions(aliens). The illusion of Time can only provide the illusion of mind. You are not conscious until you measure yourself-0-as beginning consciousness. Don't look at what formed you- your birth record, because it states you are alive with no age. Frankenstein was alive with no age. Make your Zero Birthday card and let your Halo kiss you conscious, Sleeping Beauty.
The sword inscription reads "dont use this to cut cheese".
@Delon Duvenage thanks,thats great!
@Delon Duvenage that's a pretty intricate and well researched theory. Likely though unless we find notes that mention it written in something else though, we will likely never know for certain. With it being said to have influences from french and germanic swords though, as well as being found in England, means that it could also be a hybrid language or collection of abbreviations in different languages, or possibly even a mis-translation by an uneducated blacksmith. regardless, whoever it belonged to was like well traveled if there was only one owner, though it could have traded hands many times, with changes made over years. It would help to also know what other artefacts were found nearby that might accompany it that could help explain how it ended up in a river. whatever the truth is, it is definitely a fun and educational way to interest more people in ancient civilizations, and all without blaming aliens, atlantis, or time-traveling-Nazis, lol. cheers!
@@brendonculhane7321 lol basically that's what the "ulfberht swords say, well, it is a sort of trademark at least.
I'll bet any amount of money their giants burried in those hills
The serpent in armor could be something like goa'uld.
The stones with holes were like used in irrigation - transporting water. Similar have been found around the world.
That was my first thought too.
Sometimes I really do wonder if archaeologists ever ask themselves if what they found was simply just someone's purposeless artwork. I mean, think about when you were little and drew random doodles on a paper starting from the corner until it filled the page. Maybe some of these things are just the ancient equivalents of making random art? I guess I am curious as to what prompted them to think it had a purpose or even was a language in the first place. Also do archaeologist ever talk to indigenous peoples to see if they might be able to identify the objects found?
Great content! Good narration. However, the clips of random movies that are wildly inaccurate to the subjects, is kind of pathetic.
Why can some of these things just be explained as “art”? I don’t pretend to be an expert but I can’t imagine that art for the sake of art is all that new of an idea.
I totally agree!
The sword says “ If you can read this , You’re too close “ ...
nop if you can read this, you are dead
Nop it says mind your own business.
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 good one.
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😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 At least some people of our _inadequate_ era have a wicked sense of humor! Clever... LOL! ~Peace!
The swords inscription reads as "keep your grubby paws off mi sword"
Ooooh! I love finding things. It's my favorite.
the inscription on the sword says. " CAUTION: be careful or you'll put your eye out."
Whoever puts together these "facts" and gathers the photos really needs to do some serious research!
Cry Baby 🤣😂😆👉😭
I like Thought2 (mind the butchering of pronunciation but good topics), That Chapter (absolutely love the cheeky bastard and he's thorough) and The Unknown Observer (almost toooooo much research)
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The video stated no facts only conjecture, this is a propaganda rag for the cover up of our real history!
Ur stunning...Meow
Seriously, yes! Talking about Peru but showing footage of New Zealand Maori (12:40), 10,972 km away.
The sword says, "Sold and distributed by Toys R Us."
The outer ring is the spawning seasons of the fish. This is a farming chart much like farmers almanac. The circle with cross in it is (circle) earth as in dirt, and the cross is harvest seasons according to crop cycle. The fan (umbrella) with stick is wind direction and strength. Like a wind sock, to predict land errosion and crop stability. The inner rings are a well. There are tiny "moats" around some crops leading to irrigate crops. The rectangles are patterns of land designation, as in crops. The one to the left top corner of well is a small full crop but portion of that land is rocky terrain, too much for plow and sowing, the "hook" symbol is to the left it denotes not helpful. If it were to the right it would be "blessed" and fertile. The circle with the oblong post means forested area. To the north west of the well, the symbol is a dwelling. My best educated interpretation.
Wow how come you interpret these signs?
Inscription on sword reads: hold my beer, and watch this.
The sword says, "Help im being held hostage in an german sword smithery"
It says, "Shave daily, but mind your ears".
Creatures in armour, early daleks.
12:10 To transport water, split a bamboo pipe in half and carve the inside out so water can flow. They were probably getting their water from a natural source higher on the mountain. The stones were used to hold the bamboo pipes in place and direct them. Moonshiners do the same thing here in America.
If you intersperse factual images with crap from films then you lose of credibility instantly.
the sword says: pointy end towards enemy
the sword inscription: "This is not a toy - Keep out of reach of children"
4:32 Wow, earthworm Jim is a lot older than I thought.
My guess on the use/application of the Peruvian blocks with holes bored into them: Wood deteriorates and rots fairly fast.... Wooden troughs could have been run through these in inter-linking circuits, to transport water... More versatile than the Roman Aqueducts, as you can replace bad sections by simply carving a new tree into shape, and re-route by just carving a few blocks and strategically placing them on route to the new destination.
I see that others thought that pipes went through the holes of the stones for water. I had thought that maybe something organic like bamboo (that already decomposed or was scavenged to make other things) went through the holes. However, I wasn't clever enough to consider a water system. I was thinking, what if they were stacked on wood/bamboo poles and stood up to make stone works. They could then be used to make totems, structures, even communication as the stacking sequence could be changed and each stone may represent something or someone.
4:46 is clearly Rocket Racoon. How many of these mysteries do we have to solve here before we win a prize? 😂
The thumbnail is a severed head with the neck bone and Adam’s Apple showing
Sword says “ if found please mail to this address” 🤪😳😐🤷🏽♂️
The sword says "Caution: Sharp edges point towards enemy."
Lol
Rob Phillips that’s a good one
Stick m with the pointy end
Or: You'll lose your head trying to decipher this!
That head the farmer found looks like it’s about to say SHOW ME WHAT U GOT to Rick & morty lol
Art imitates life
3:20 Ancient plan for the Death Star!
"The lettering style looks more like Viking than anything from medieval Germany." Are you serious? Did you do any kind of research of who "Vikings" where, what counted as "Germanic", where runes have been used and how they look?
Holy flying cow, what a cf of nonsense...
Yeah, to me, it definitely doesn't look like any sort of runes, germanic or otherwise. It definitely appears to be latin alphabet. Also, afaik, the way that "W" is made didn't really catch on a lot until after 1300. With the French-speaking Normans ruling England for a couple hundred years,the English language rapidly evolves from Old English or Anglo-Saxon into Middle English. That usage could make sense paired with the claimed french influence, as perhaps the sword was owned by a germanic mercenary who was brought to England while employed by the Normans. The two symbols that look like "O"s, are in approximately the same positions from the start as they are from the end, i.e.- 4th from left and 4th from right, and also they are stylized, along with the ones that could possibly be "C", "G", and "N", which makes it further difficult to translate. This could also be a hybrid transitional language, or even possible that the person who inscribed it wasn't totally literate, or it could be abbreviations or even a trademark of sorts like with the "ulfberht" swords.
Maybe they'll figure out the proper uses of where, we're and were while they're at it
@@oliverklozhoff I don't know who the 'they'-people are you're talking about, but if you're referring to the guys that programed my "smart"phone's autocorrect disfunction you're totally right.
Luckily the typos don't change my core statement, but thanks for mentioning it anyway. Have a lovely day, bye. :)
11:14 my boy bless us with a sight!
"Is it french, viking or german?" You know that vikings were germanic and that they also ruled the normandy in france (norman = men from the north), right?
This is a dumb comment. French, German and Viking (not heritage) are three entirely individual cultures regardless of their very loosely shared heritage and there’s very clear distinction between them. They are not the same.
@@wtoose871 There was no "Germany" or "France" in the time we are talking about. And there was no "french" or "german" culture. In what we call "Germany" today, there were several germanic tribes with their very individual cultures, but what we call "vikings" today were some of those tribes, too. And some of those tribes lived in what we call "France" today, too. That thing can easily be "viking", "french" and "german" at the same time without any contradiction if it was made by (germanic!) vikings who lived in the Normandy.
@@ThamiorSilberdrache Were Saxons Viking? Were Franks Viking? Viking isn’t a race of people but what they do and they themselves aren’t solely Germanic. It’s well known “Viking” descendants in Iceland and Greenland have Scottish, Irish and English heritage. By saying France, Germany and the Vikings he’s very clearly not talking about the same period you are.
future generations and civilizations will never have the problems that we face regarding ancient knowledge because now we have music to pass it on
"pyramids of Romania" are most probably "heap graves", or tumuli. They are everywhere in Hungary too.
"A tumulus (plural tumuli) is a mound of earth and stones raised over a grave or graves. Tumuli are also known as barrows, burial mounds or kurgans, and may be found throughout much of the world. A cairn, which is a mound of stones built for various purposes, may also originally have been a tumulus.
"Tumuli are often categorised according to their external apparent shape. In this respect, a long barrow is a long tumulus, usually constructed on top of several burials, such as passage graves. A round barrow is a round tumulus, also commonly constructed on top of burials. The internal structure and architecture of both long and round barrows has a broad range; the categorization only refers to the external apparent shape."
Wikipedia
The sword ...
One side: LEEEEEEEEROOOOOOY JENKINS !!!
Other side: DAMMIT, LEROY !!!
Sword says; "Warning, may have sharp edges."
The sword says: Do not ever combine with the elder wand, stone, and cloak
The pyramids were not created to be tombs and the dynastic Egyptians did not build them
And dogs are cats it's disguise, and cars run on clouds!
see the thunderbolts project ! the spheres are electric artifacts !
Gonna check it out right now. Thanks
Michelangelo be like “I’ma gonna really razz em with these’a tentacles and worms.”
You mean the Step Pyramid-everyone knows that 🙄.
That's not a worm, that's the decapitated spine... duh? It's clearly a beheaded soldier.
Terry Fulds . .. Ya you could be right! 🗿🎭 🤖......💂🏰🏰💂🏯🏯🏯
lol
"What is this worm like being poking out of human armor" it's supposed to be a big maggot
That's what I want to know
@@karentucker2161 Its just supposed to be a maggot back in the day the sculptures in museums were more macabre than they are to day
Not to say it is, but it could be a sculpture that was made somewhat recently to deceive the masses.
@@ChrisfromGeorgia From what I know about that mausoleum chapel it was sculpted by michelangelo
@@Ghastly_Grinner Thank you for the information and reply. I will look further into this. Take care
The face looks like something found with the Aztecs..... and I immediately recognized it as that....
The sword says, "my other sword is a lawn mower"
We lost alot of histories record's due to getting destroyed by certain people/countries to keep people from knowing of our past. When that happens, they tell us what they want as how they claim things are the way they are....
@Brad Viviviyal You mean the Roman Catholic Church... which is absolutely not Christian.
Brad Viviviyal stfu
Blocks from Peru are Plumbing components. They are either too transport water for irrigation or waste for disposal.
I believe the last item shown is a seperator where watere enters up through the center and the heavy minerals collect at the source while the others travel with the water. Would be cool to get a cad of this to 3d print and try a few experiments with it.
I believe its written:: "My other 'sword' is bigger... MUCH bigger... wink wink."
Hey, I don't judge.
"[wink, wink, nudge, nudge] say no more .... "
Why is this full of actual movie clips that has nothing to do with this discussion? They need to get better content and b role clips.
Cry baby 😆🤣😂 👉😭
I know right. There are so many clips that have absolutely nothing to Do with the narrative
I rather liked the combination. It is heavy material to contemplate otherwise.
Make your own video then!
This video and all of its content is part of the cover up of earths true history!
11:14, best part of video.
Yes, a stone interface.. great conclusion!!
I think the Egyptian disc is a cutting wheel. There’s channeled troughs next to the pyramids with what looks like an axle notch that could have held this disc vertically oriented partially submerged in the water. When spun fast it could have created a pressurized water band that could have cut stone.
that stone face at 10 minutes in is a cromulon - get schwifty !
I'm from Romania and i didn't know about piramids from Brașov.
Re: stones with holes thru each of them laying around "randomly".
Maybe used for tethers/ropes/vines to run thru at intervals and rock edges so they won't get damaged!!!!
....while the hilltop is flattened and waste rocks were tethered to one end, 'specific cut, type & origin rocks/megaliths' were tethered to the rope's other end at bottom of mountain. So as waste rocks were lowered, the specific stones were "lifted" to the mountains summit with ease. This would be the most ideal way and would call for the stones with holes to protect and guide the tethers, similar to a fishing rods "line guides".
***I guess. Soon as I seen those scattered drilled stones that were small & stood low enough...and that they're found in South America/Inca land where the land is mountainous...just seems so obvious, to me anyway. Work smarter, not harder, makes more time to do whatever.
You smoke stones. The extra resistance on the rope would be as ridiculous as you thinking it's obvious.
Humanity is so much older than mainstream archeology admits to the problem is they ignore/deny everything they can’t explain; for example, the clay bowl found in Mexico that’s dated to be 300,000 years old.
The disk is a tool for making ropes.
With respect, I've made rope by hand and the amount of torque put into what would technically be a rather thick cord (if we go by the dimensions of this object) would likely shatter stone that soft and thin. It's not impossible though that it had other parts further down, of stone or even wood, that would tighten the cordage and bear the torque while this device simply fed the fibers into the twisted elements. The fact that it has a through-round-socket does imply it was resting along a length of cylinder. It's extremely precise and elegant, but the fragile nature of it is what confuses me. Take care Pops, best wishes
Its an ancient fan.
@@direwolffire1955 dem poor folk do live in the desert after all. It's a pity they're so good at carving stuff yet can't figure out how to tilt the fan blades in a way that actually pushes air forward. Oh well, can't expect all that much from primitives can we? *looks over at Great Pyramid in the background*
Thanks for making me laugh :D
As for stone head. Our ancestors travelled the planet. This may simply be a a piece of art a traveller picked up.
Or its a matrix like portal to another place trough the world when openend. That explains why the same pyramids are being seen today all over the world. It was made by the same ppl
12:50 looks like an ancient crankshaft without the dowel which would’ve probably been made of some hardwood so maybe a giant engine that helped to move all of their construction material
Egypt: super damn hot
Pharaoh: I want something to cool off with!
Local subjects: *makes stone fan and powers it with crank wheel and slaves*
Stonehenge is hardly unique - there are about 100 stone circles in England alone - it's just the most impressive.
for crying out loud, technology was so far advanced in antiquity that people don't question how such things were possible; well, read the Bible with attention to the first Book, a real Bible; if you have an eye for detail; literary license; and the patterns of the Bible depending on the "speaker"
Loved the video and the sword says="Earth Girls are Easy"~!!
That sword says: try tongue but hole
I thought it said "chica de wang dang"