Megalithic Site in Nova Scotia?
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Would be logical if these were made archeological sites, but that would disrupt the prevailing narrative.
you know, I remember reading a few times about the decay of granite, and how long it takes to start falling apart. Decomposing Granite is the term. That first dolmen had that that chunk of rock that had super recently fallen off tells a lot about how long that rock has been sitting there. I would love to have been on this one too. clear brush and get a good under the layer of dirt that has collected on them. but ya, that is a serious site you are at. I've always felt that Nova Scotia is a place full of surprises , by the fact that a lot of civilization would have landed there or embarked from there . but great job on going to this .
It would have been the perfect stopping off point for so many cultures we already know made there way to the Americas!
@@WanderingWolfexactly! The Vikings were late comers to Nova Scotia .
Getting itchy watching, That was incredible, I want to dig down to see how deep that wall is. Thank you and Crispin.
Was so much fun! And definitely a huge thank you to Krispin for getting the exact location so we could find it! Team effort!
exactly .
I'm so happy the guys on Forbidden Frontier mentioned your page, I love your content, so few people would see these places without you.
So cool! Went in looked after you mentioned it here….Jimmy is such a class act and was too kind with his words. What a great episode.
Another important megalithic location,in North America! Thanks for showing us, something so great!
So glad you enjoyed it! More to come!
Ahh yess, Ticks! I once considered setting myself on fire to get rid of them....anyway, you're in my back yard and I'm impressed with your diligence and now I'm more curious than ever. Thanks so much for this.
awesome to see you finally get to this site.. who knows you may have found North America's Stonehenge! Fascinated by these dolmens and such. Can't wait to see what else you find about this place thanks again for your hard work and research!
I appreciate that! And I appreciate the continued support. Exploring these sites I hope starts to paint a larger picture of ancient North America!
@@WanderingWolf have you found any other possibly ancient sites here in Nova Scotia .
I have a megalithic site in Colorado that I've only ever heard of one other person and its cause I met him going there
Super cool site! I HATE ticks, mad props to you guys for going out there
Thank you! 🙏 Yeah, ticks are no fun at all!
LIDAR would light that whole place up- they probably know what's there already but aren't releasing the info.
^They?🙄🤦♂️🤡
@@spanqueluv9er Scientist, gov't whomever. Jackoff.
@@henryknox4511in most cases it is going to be a developer or land owner who has to hire an archeologist. So most sites like this are effectively “hidden” by the land owner, not by a coordinated effort to keep these findings out of the public eye.
The government doesn’t hire archaeologists to investigate an area unless there is a specific reason, usually something being built or destroyed.
I am sure we will be able to share data sets in a much easier way in the near future. LiDAR scans and photogrammetry have come a long way in the last 20 years, in terms of cost and tech becoming available to the public.
I am excited to see what is found by nerds with drones and dorks with maps and boots…
Awesome explore. We have a lot of similar sites that we've documented in Connecticut and New York State.
Would love to hear about those!
WOW! I grew up in N.S. and never knew about this. Must check it out. Thank you so much for what you do. How there are thumbs down, I have no idea.
Glad you are enjoying the content! Hope to bring you more from your area! Thank you for the support!
Nova Scotia’s forest’s, wilderness, animals, tide’s (one minute your enjoying a walk , the next trapped by the ocean!) it’s rugged territory!
After getting past the black flies, gnats, deer flies, moose flies and mosquitoes, you then took on the serious risk of long term, immune deficiency illness due to tick bites! Wow!!!
That’s passion!!!
Driver: I saw a massive black bear on the road
Bear: I just saw fast food go by
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Ticks, the reason I look for sites like this in the winter.
Could that area have been glaciated? Could dislodge a lot of stones.
Maybe most🎉 of it is still under tonnes of compressed silt from the flood
This is natural rock
I'll say this : this looks like things put on top of other things,(in this case, rocks), and only people do that. Why would a Medieval man visiting these shores long ago, have constructed such a large marker, as the Dolmen above. Why not just pile small stones up to make a marker? Making this dolmen was not easy for ordinary humans like ourselves, much less the mostly buried wall structure. Also, let's not forget the corner-piece fragment you found there, really indicative of human work. I'll certainly be tuning in.
Excellent points, as always Richard! Glad to see you will be joining the premiere and look forward to connecting more on these sites!
Absolutely, Love your videos. Thank You for taking us along. What an amazing site. Wish we could see through the vegetation.
So happy to have you here and know that you are enjoying the content! Thank you so much for your support 🙏
Lol ancient megalithic site guarded by TICKS! Awesome find man!!!! Love this!!!
So many ticks! 😂 Thank you!
Bless your heart ❤️
I hope you didn’t get lymes disease!!! I’d love to know how many ticks you found on yourselves after this courages treck!
Interesting content 🙏
Courages for sure!
Another amazing find! Thanks for sharing bro!
Glad you enjoyed! More to come! 🙏
Well done, sorry about the overgrowth and ticks! Love all that you are showing us! Not natural and very old.
Thank you so much 🙏
I would love to have you on the Podcast brother! Love your videos and your objectives friggin awesome dude.
Using a helicopter or large drone with LiDAR will cut right through the vegetation . Maybe there’s a viewer that uses LiDAR in their job . Hope it works out for you and look forward to seeing more . Best of Luck I would like to add that there seems to be an organized effort to deny any attempts at alternative historical evidence
that squared off space looks like a foundation to a building.
Awesome work!! Can you please share the coordinates? :O
Thank you for posting these vids. Question: Are you creating a map (online?) that pins megalithic sites?
I need to! I keep getting asked so I will look into knocking that out hopefully in the coming months!
Wow these sites are amazing. Looking forward to more! Makes me want to get out there and explore!!🤘🏻
I hope you get the chance! More from North America to come!
Random tip : Peppermint extract or peppermint oil is a natural tick deterrent. I rub a bit on exposed skin or even jeans. Pup is not super happy about it, but I give her a bit of a light rub and it seems to help. Always in my car. Thanks for the explore
Nice! Thank you for sharing that, will put it to good use next time 😎
If these are ancient ruins it makes you wonder what they look like back in their day
Agreed
Appreciate the time and effort you put into your vids. I'm from NS and would love to check this site out myself... any chance of getting coordinates?
Thank you! It’s a pleasure to document and share these places with everyone. As you know, I’m a big proponent of sharing these sites info, encouraging others to visit, document and develop their own thoughts and ideas. However, the conditions for me getting the exact location to this site was my discretion in regards to its location so I must hold to that for now. I will be happy to point you in the direction of the original discoverer of the site at paleoseti.com I hope to do a full disclosure video at some point in the future.
I think you got something there.... Most definitely, Wow....
Start a gofundme for aerial LIDAR scan.
Did you measure the squared off area? Did you measure the lipped block?
Maybe a drone LiDAR mapping of the area would be more revealing?
Agreed
Awesome gentlemen! I saw what you saw ; ) and nothing needs to be said. This is where you are becoming extremely important to us all by way of ducking the trolls & avoiding the backwash. It's a complete waste of time. More than likely planned. The ONLY important thing is to document & allow the Supermen like Graham to do what those guys do best . . . The TRUTH WARRIORS. Everybody seems to believe that they have all the answers when in actuality . . . they don't even comprehend the question. You guys are unbelievably awesome! Thanks so much - One last note Brother, IF there was an extremely rapid warming (which Randal speaks about) then the whole of North America as well as other locations were instantaneously hit by a massive cataclysmic flood which would have BOTH destroyed anything standing & buried it under silt & debris way before all the plants returned like in the Yucatan. If you get an overview of the scablands up in Washington/Oregon its obvious what happened in Africa. We go back a long, long, long way. Either that or . . . . . . . .
Like to hear about Nova Scotia.
Jackpot! Need a ground penetrating radar app on your phone.
YOU MOVE YOUR CAMERA TOO FAST - DIFFICULT TO FOLLOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think your caps lock is stuck
most excellent...hard work yes ...but worth it...Thank you!
I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you!
I would give anything to get my 🚜 in there and dig up more stuff..I could do so good clearing brush too. Lidar is going to be so cool.
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That would be amazing! LiDAR would be such a huge reveal…hoping to get something soon!
Someone important would be buried under a dolman. Some of them are giants.
There were enough examples in the video of right angle and individual rectangular granite blocks to indicate the rock exposure was not natural. Could you have been able to outline the areal extent of this feature using a topo map as a base? Nice effort. Appreciate your work.
And opposite side of the state we have a confirmed Chinese seal script of the tang dynasty registered as a native American petroglyph
Province …
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When you are ready to clear that area and get a better look at it . Would be happy to help . 21st minute onward needs clearing . You are doing great. How do you find these places?
I'm from Sackville Nova Scotia what part of Nova Scotia are they in if you don't mind me asking
You're just looking at the tip of the iceberg, there's far more there that has been lost to time. It's important that you understand the history of the Americas. There're structures from the time before the meteor created the Gulf of Mexico and some older still. The tribes in their current locations aren't the original tribes of those locations, the sites have been reinhabited over and over again after catastrophic events occurred. Stay curious my friend, but be careful somethings have been buried for a reason.
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I think you may be onto something but a dig and clearing of the site would be necessary to get to a decision on natural v man-made. Fascinating. Thanks.
9:49 - right angle
11:05 - right angle
Nature forms right angles contrary to what pseudoscience says.
The claims are usually that as glaciers melted, the stones that were in the glaciers melted and deposited them sometimes with small stones underneath large ones. If these things were man made, a crane or excavator could lift the stone and objects could be looked for underneath and the dirt could be checked for ancient DNA to see if anything interesting pops up. When the stone's been weathered it's hard to tell after thousands of years if it was cut stone or not.
The block at 18:08 looks like it could have been cut by a mason.
Natural formations.
I wonder if a dolman was a show of strength to other tribes.
What did your drone reveal? Likely too much vegetation unless you have LIDAR on it. Lol
Not a thing! Way to dense to see anything from above! 😡
@@WanderingWolf sad! any options on a "cheap" lidar solution for the drone? you could also scan huge objects and areas with the lidar in an ipad pro! could be something for you.
great videos so far, like your style and quality. so many unknown sites ready to be found!
Thinking this group got wiped out by the greater dryus some 12k years ago. Another LIDAR site. Hopefully some university will pony up.
THIS LOOKS LIKE GREAT FIND GUYS I CAN ONLY IMAGINE WHATS UNDER BUSH AND UNDER SOIL THERE ❤
So much debri!!! Lol
#Vikings1021NewFoundLand
History of Rock & Stone Work
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Portugese, British, Templars, Pirates
Curious how much of this could actually be connected.
the last rock formation is clearly man-made ...maybe the natives there at the time just received the tech on how to build mega rocks structures. late in the game so to say.
Where is this located? Coordinates?
"Big Hill" is "about 100km southwest of Halifax towards the Annapolis Valley." The site was originally discovered and reported on in great detail by German born Herbert Eisengruber back in 2005.
What part of Nova Scotia is this?
Test the magnetic direction of adjoining stones, if the same it’s natural.
nice find man do you have the cordinations ?
and is there any chance that it's remains of The Kings military outpost? I would love to know the location so I can search records. Bro, you gotta build the army to help research all of this , so when the haters start showing up, we can show some proof that it's not something else.
I agree with that! Some of them have already started showing up! Lol But I have one more trip this year, to Easter Island, otherwise I plan on really digging into all this content hard till the end of the year and putting out some good stuff, so I greatly appreciate the support!
@@WanderingWolf dude I wants to go!! I'm a pro video guy, that's what I do all day, and I would looovvvee to go shoot . It's on my dream list . don't break the unicorn hahaha
Natural rock formations
Not convinced. This area was covered, are you ready, with 4 km of ice during the iceage and huge granite boulders were picked up and dropped everywhere. Good thing you didn't go to Peggy's Cove. You'd see thousands of "dolmans". Plus, these aren't dolmans which you'll see if you look up dolmans.
Looks like the real deal for sure. Great work on getting there.
Was quite a trek, glad you enjoyed the adventure! Will be premiering the full video tmrw or Monday!
So Scottish migration after the Acadian expulsion took place all over Nova Scotia, walk into the deep woods miles from anywhere and you will find rock walls they built them everywhere . Where did they get the rocks from the ground. Almost 100% of the forests in Nova Scotia were harvested over the last 150 years as well. These are interesting just not ancient, and the big rocks on little ones are very common, there are even a series of rocks mounted on metal rods along the Atlantic coast, they as well are a mystery just not an ancient one. Nice walk in the woods though.
Good thing you have the history of the world all figured out 😂
Have they studied this place ?
No one has to my knowledge other than paleoseti.com You can find more information there.
Wow. I'd definitely love to see in person. Amazing work. 👏
Balanced on 3 points is NOT typical of dolmens. Dolmens are the megalithic frames of rooms and hallways in man made hills.
A dolmen is megalithic framework that a hill would be stacked on top off. It's what left if the hilll has eroded away. There needs to be actual walk space under the roof stones to be a dolmen.
The small stones they are placed on, thats not with the intent to create rooms and hallways.
Not saying this cant be human activity, just saying it's not a dolmen structure.
Most of these megalithic sites you show feel like proto-megalithic. So sites where semi-nomadic seasonals tribes would have downtime and "play with rocks". Lessons learned there would be used to build things by later generations.
Are you aware of all the old newspaper articles reporting people finding giant skeletons in North America?
Bear spray???
Definitely had that thanks to my buddy Krispin!
Hey I'm sorry to bug so much haha, but wouldn't that area have been covered in super large trees before whitey showed up and chopped them all down. so if that's the case, there is some survey/plat and maybe even photos of the clearing. those trees are only a few years old. 10 max maybe.
Never a bother! I’m really liking your ideas about getting old surveys…have you looked into any areas to do that with yet?
@@WanderingWolf I got an idea. maybe start a "job board" for the fans/lovers/dedicated to the cause warriors, to do grunt work , like research plats/surveys etc. So give me us some locations to start searching online , before going to the halls of records , same with the local libraries to find old local books about the area. When I was a kid in CA, I would read every book I could get my hands on about that kind of stuff. There is tons of info out there, we just gotta find it. Sadly , I remember a lot of libraries literally dumping insane amount of these kinds of books in purges . We , The wolf pack, need some targets. I was going to set all this up for myself, but I'm too busy making vids for everyone else, so you are the perfect dude to take it and run. you got the wild fire behind you. fan the fire.
Fires happen to clear areas. From time to time.
You need to find out why he blocked me.
I want an answer.
If you were blocked by him you wouldn’t be able to post on this video .
I gotta say something that maybe no one wants to hear, but those "dolmens" look like the little rocks put there very recently, like used to mark some sort of boarder/boundry . but the site is legit on every level. Maybe some Indians wanted to mark the spot as sacred or something , but they look out of place next to the rest. or I'm totally full of shit hahah. the ticks part sucks bro .
The square block is very unusual and looks just like concrete.
The beginning of a scary story that has a meaning 😮
^There’s nothing scary about this, wtf are you talking about?🙄🤦♂️🤡
This is a bolder that was dropped by glacier thousands of years ago.
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In this case you are most likely correct, but I would urge him to keep looking. Show me everything and I will decide for myself. ya know like you did. I appreciate his effort.
@@Wheemer super intelligent post there. so well thought out and executed. so glad you took the time to select the proper emoji.
Sooo nothing then.
No sure your use of the term 'dolman' applies here - a rock wedged under a bolder is a stretch. Understanding the bush you are exploring is overgrown and dense, it made your camera work ineffective. If there are well defined patterns of a structure do a survey .... you know the picture and the thousand words. Thanks for the effort and enthusiasm.
@daynehonsberger8432 ^*dolmen, never dolman
These topics have no room for politics so keep it out don’t be like brightinsight
What precisely do you mean, if I may ask?
You typed a run on sentence.
Intrusive igneous rock weathers like this after surface material weathers away. I wish you people would talk to geologists before claiming that every rock pile you find is a megalithic site or King Arthur's castle or some other utterly false conclusion.
Well at least you’re helping him in the algorithm by commenting on his videos all the time 😂
@@Art_of_Delphi You're right. It's just that I grew up and spent my life surrounded by the intrusive granite "walls" these guys find so compelling.
@@robertodebeers2551 Pull your head out from your own rectum and take a breath, guy.🖕
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