Evidence For Super Advanced Ancient Technology | Ben Van Kerkwyk
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- Ben Van Kerkwyk travels the world investigating the mysteries of our past, civilizations, cataclysms, and what it all means for us today. Check out Ben's TH-cam Channel: / unchartedx UnchartedX.com
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OUTLINE:
0:00 - Introduction
3:20 - Creating UnchartedX
8:25 - The "Inheritance model" of ancient Egypt
10:52 - The accepted human timeline
14:04 - Evidence of advanced engineering
19:40 - Geologists VS Egyptologists
23:50 - Gobekli Tepe
30:00 - Critics & the internet
36:45 - Evidence of ancient machining
1:01:20 - The Giza Powerplant theory
1:21:20 - Ancient myths & religion
1:28:54 - Building the pyramids
1:35:00 - Younger dryas cataclysm
1:52:43 - Ancient tube drilling
2:03:30 - The lost Labyrinth of Egypt
2:11:10 - Statues
2:30:00 - Precision stone jars
2:41:30 - 2,000 ton granite obelisques
2:50:00 - The Antikythera mechanism
2:55:10 - Cosmic warnings for humanity
3:02:55 - Did the pyramid builders leave earth?
3:10:30 - The moon
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Who should we interview next?!
Matthew b Cox
Me, I have been doing OSINT about the war in Ukraine and now with the Chinese invasion of Taiwan that will happen
LA Beast
Lex Fridman to see where he finds his guests.
@@mk-1579 we don't like progressive communism/Naziism here, in the u.s. we like our money going to support it overseas even less. And the world, fking hates it.
Fk Ukraine, fk Taiwan, fk whatever y'all think up next.
Thanks Danny, was a real privilege coming on the show!
Super excited to see this! Been watching you for years, Ben, amazing how far you've come, and the quality of your presentations is epic! If TV was interested in telling us the truth, or at least taking a genuine journey towards that, you'd have a show already. Have also enjoyed greatly your work with Randall Carlson. Amazing stuff!
Super excited to see this! Been watching you for years, Ben, amazing how far you've come, and the quality of your presentations is epic! If TV was interested in telling us the truth, or at least taking a genuine journey towards that, you'd have a show already. Have also enjoyed greatly your work with Randall Carlson. Amazing stuff!
I love to see your work is getting the attention you deserve! Love you Ben!
Well done Ben . You know your stuff mate !
Love ya work bro ❣
It says a lot that I can come away from nearly 3.5 hour video and not feel like I wasted 3.5 hours. That's worth subscribing
Me too!
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It's a fascinating topic, absolutely fascinating
It was 3.5 hours if pure grifter speculation ignoring known and long studied articles.
@@lifeuncommon1116 it's total charlatanism....people just don't get it.....which is sad. Unfortunately it's the same people that doubt climate change and think we haven't been to the moon. Transfer that to politics and it's the same people that vote for the next con artist, who promises them whatever they want...
Bens ability to articulate his thoughts and ideas to the average person is unmatched!
Ben is possibly the best at providing the most uninterrupted video of these sights giving the viewer the best detailed look at Egypt for those of us not lucky enough to travel there. The majority of big production videos about anciant Egypt are generally just a few minutes of actual video of the sites with the remaining being artist's construction or computer graphics. For that, we all owe Ben a great big "Thanks"!
THIS is what the internet was meant for, true scientific research and education. I love to see debates and conversations, but both sides have to be open and willing to change their mind based on evidence.
Thanks guys for great content!
Nope, there's only one side that won't budge on their narrative, and that's the side of The Man.
Where's the scientific research here?
This grifter has been proven wrong again and again by sacred geometry decoded but still holds to his lost ancient high technology scam because it pays the bills.
@@spiderknight9893 nobody's 100% correct on anything but did you actually listen to the whole video regardless of whether he knows how it was actually done he still makes good points that refute what modern-day archaeologists are claiming. With the new discoveries they prove that modern Academia don't know what they're talking about either. 42:42 it's just one example
@@chrono2959 he’s just wrong and willfully misinforming you because it fits his narrative. He’s a scammer and he knows he is.
Alright you got me, unchartedx is my next binge for sure
Well worth it👍
Check our Brien Forester too
@@LordofRacoons Hey, I was going to say that. Definetly worth it.
You wont regret it. His videos are amazing.
Make sure you add Dr Miano's (Worlds of Antiquity) videos on ('ancient high technology') Ben's claims to your research. Having watched both, I can unreservedly say the latter is far more compelling (bc it is plausible and based on the available evidence) which is probably why Ben ignores it, even while he claims "Academics wont touch these subjects!"
We are ancient. We are only discovering what's on land. The water covers older remains, and the artic climate keeps us out of even older civilizations. I believe this... Never stop learning or asking questions.
Not NEARLY enough is known of pre-dynastic construction techniques.
I now believe a huge part of "ancient" Egypt was handed down from even earlier, pre-dynastic cultures.
The more ancient the artifact, the finer, better quality...
Pretty much confirms Atlantians migrated to egypt after the flood.
Crazy.
I think it was kind of a resort paradise built by an advanced human like race from an other planet. And we are the left behind bastard children of the vacationers lol
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I can listen to Ben for the rest my life, never gets old nor boring. outstanding interview here, thanks for giving him and us this fantastic opportunity to witness this.
indeed, following this subject since first Rogan/Graham pc...but this guy is so captivating in the way he explains everything...amazing work he has done...
Yes, the host reciprocates an annoying, whiney tone, which at times grates on me… I prefer the tone and approach of @LexFridman whom has already interviewed most subjects in any case.
yea, really advanced technique, they drilled with sand, type in yt, granite drilling and cutting.
Another grifter. First time I saw him, he reckoned the Hyksos Sphinx was a mystery. They ain't. Next time he didn't know who made the Naqada stone vessels despite us seeing the industry in the archaeological record. No credibility but sadly there are a lot of mugs who get sucked in because they don't know anything
@@Flowersinadesert Yeah and youre the type of genius who thinks the aswan obelisk was quarried with dolerite balls 🤣
I'm a materials engineer. The stone vases amaze me the most.
I say this to all engineers: "Make one of those vases."
.. The most difficult materials are the stone with combinations of hard and soft crystals.
Go ahead, make me one.
Precisely sir! I think with enough brain power and a giant budget to just throw money at it. I think we could come up with a machine to do this but like I said it would be somewhat of a "Manhattan Project" of sorts. I can't believe I just said that!
And the stone is very thin too which i think is most amazing.
You wouldn't get anyone who can no matter what tools we have today
@@bibiayube677 that's why we would invent the tools probably modify existing technology
Where can I send my CAD file? They need to be liquid molded.
Wow, what a rational, well educated, well researched & informative guest Ben is!!! Easy to listen to without umm's & ahhh's & clear when he doesn't know which I think he only said twice - I'm definitely off to follow his channel.
What a superb interview, I was enthralled from start to finish! Brilliant interviewing, allowed Ben time to completely answer questions and great questions too from Danny. Great stuff, I need to go in search of more now!
The amount of video detail is what separates him from the other researchers. He is a great addition to the overall study.
Thanks 🎉
You don't have the Intel to comment.
@Ryan Watkins who the fuck are you?
Researcher is not a profession it's a job you can make up any story and sell to uninformed people
You can make any excuse as to why the hypothesis, accepted as fact, can't possibly be wrong. Who's selling something? Certainly not Egypt right? They don't sell the chisel story and profit right? Right? They just let the proof speak for itself...
This guy is legit. I love his content. He is the real thing.
What is that supposed to mean.
Ben is amazing!
He's been debunked by World of Antiquity on TH-cam, these guys are tricking you if you really want to know
I’m so glad I found his channel, got me back into Egyptian mysteries again. Also bought Christopher Dunns book thanks to Ben
He is one super intelligent and very clever guy for sure. I love what he is doing and have been really enjoying his video productions.
Archeologists 5000 years from now: "these tall concrete and steel buildings were ALL temples and the ones that look like they are apartments are actually burial chambers. Every single thing they did was ceremonial back in the 21st century"
ehh i doubt it. we will have pretty damn good records saved and copied through all that time unless we go through a few nuclear wars :p
Say "symbolic" and you'll be closer to the truth.
😅😅😅
Pretty much! They need a much.more open.mind.
The only thing that we’ve built that might last that long is the Hoover Damn, everything else will fall apart.
For Ben. I’ve wondered a lot of the same things as you, and many others, about the use of stone, and not metal. My theory is that they knew about previous cataclysms, and were making structures that would last through these events.
Great show Danny! Thanks
I was a old school granite fabricator for 12 years.
We used grinders ,stones, diamond blades and polishing pads to cut , shape , prep and polish stone.
The size of those stones would take a massive movable blade that simply dosent exist.
No way
Some how it got done. Has to be a way.
This is a modern bias. Because you have had access to this technology your entire career, you can't imagine trying to do it without them. But have you actually tried?
@@Vo_Siri have academics actually tried and proved? no, and they should before making any theories
@@ivanpuskaric6851 some academics have tried but they always need shortcuts to get it done. For example they were able to drill a core out of stone using copper and an abrasive sand-like mixture but in order to free the core they had to use hardened steel tools because you can't abrid the bottom of a tube core drill hole you have to snap it out and that's not possible with copper tools
@@Vo_Siri and it sounds like you have an actually looked at any of the evidence You're just hand waving. There are enormous cuts in very hard materials that look just like saw blade cuts and the modern explanation is that they use copper tools and a hell of a lot of time but that explanation makes no sense and cannot be recreated now despite multiple attempts.
Also they claim pounding stones were used on all of these quarries but you can see they were able to query the underneath surfaces of objects which is just not practical with a pounding stone which relies on gravity and repetition. There was definitely more going on It doesn't necessarily mean they had things like power tools but they were using fire or acid or something to soften the stones and make the job easier because pounding stones and copper just aren't capable of doing what we see. You disagree Go do it yourself and you'll become famous for proving how it was done because in modern times no one has been able to replicate this work.
Another great example of why the modern explanation makes no sense is that there are overcuts on some statues and obelisks. If you're grinding away at a millimeter per hour how the hell do you do a 3-in over cut? You'd be cutting for days beyond your mark without realizing it which makes no sense
As a stonemason I find it incredibly obvious that ancient stonework is logistically impossible, some of it entirely impossible, today.
A note on the stone box hollowed out with four 8" core drillings. These holes overlap. The first hole would drive straight but the subsequent holes would tend to bend towards previous holes as the core drill seeks the path of least resistance. Even if no cores are broken out until the drilling is complete this tendency would be impossible to fight with handheld tools. You would need a giant industrial strength drill press.
One of thousands of difficulties that modern craftsmen would face in replicating these feats. The one that gets me is the polish achieved on many artifacts and architecture. Even in the densest stone there are tiny voids that make a glass like finish impossible. Today we use a very finely ground epoxy that must be color matched to the stone to fill these voids. There is no epoxy in ancient polish and if there had been it would have likely disappeared long ago. Somehow they managed to increase the surface density of the stone in the polishing process. We can't imagine how.
modern craftsmen rely on power tools. They don't have expertise in using the sort of primitive tools that Egyptians would have had to rely on back then, so its no surprise that you find such feats impossible. As for polish.. that's about the easiest thing to do. Not every stone has voids. If you are using granite or diorite, they are tightly packed crystals that have grown into each other. Sure some pieces might have a void, but not all of them do. And for polishing you don't require any tools other than a cloth or a bit of leather to place over the abrasive you are going to use. They had access to plenty of sand, and there are few minerals out there harder than the quartz grains you find in that. spend a lot of time and effort, and you have a fine polish.
As for the stone cores with overlapping holes- why do you think these tools were handheld? The Egyptians weren't stupid. They were capable of constructing a frame to hold the copper tube steady and then secure the piece of stone beneath so it didn't move. If you can do that, there is no chance of the bit sliding off. Plus, because this was done without the high speed of electrical drills and relied on abrading through sand, its even less of an issue.
@@simonphoenix3789where are your videos? Following? Expertise?
your first statement makes no sense. The only reason they rely on power tools and not primitive tools because your average primitive tool that mainstream archaeologists claim did this work physically can not achieve the preciseness and complexity of some of these blocks and monoliths. It takes us, modern humans, using power tools to be able to replicate or get close to some of the stuff Egyptians did. The Egyptians had some tool or tools that most definitely do not correlate with the main stream explanation.
What killed them is the scariest thought
@@simonphoenix3789Your side has lost. Go home.
I'm a machinest,and can look at all this through that perspective. No possible way to do 90% of this without some kind of machining. Just how Symmetrical busts and sculptures are. No way possible without cnc type machining. I love this stuff ,and I'm completely convinced there was high technology back then.
Well, then the Greeks and the Romans used machining as well? What about Bernini and Michelangelo? All users of machinery?
@@minkowski4d Please do explain how "The Release from Deception" sculpture was made with hammer and chisel.
@@minkowski4d not perfectly symetrical m8, close but not.
Alot of statues and pottery found in egypt are symetrical to the point where there is no way to do it by hand
Even alot of stone boxes that weigh tonnes are symetrical, even with our technology it would be hard :)
@@dingostar2620 it wasn't made by man. It was a huge dump from an alien space ship. You mean, whenever aliens take dump it looks like a statue of marble to us. to them it's just a huge pile of s***
@@WeallAreAdults If you google right now "Ancient Egyptians Vase/Bowl" you'll find that most artefacts are not symmetrical at all. They are actual pretty clumsy. Claiming that folks, that lived 4000 years ago, achieved a precision that we, who are sending unmanned space crafts to Mars and are building quantum computers, can't achieve, is an outright insult to all hard working modern scientist and engineers.
We need an academically embodied group of forensic engineers to ask basic questions to their archaeological peers on campus challenging the narrative where machining is obviously involved.
Nowhere in the ancient world "machining is obviously involved"
@@thomasxxxxxx2345 huhhh? Of course it is. Have you ever seen it with your own eyes?
@@scififan698 Most everyone who has even remotely studied the topic has. No "machines" involved (unless of course one counts levers and other primitive tools as "machines")
If I ever had Bens’ full attention for three plus hours, this is the conversation I would have had! Bravo! …and THANK YOU!
Ben's. There's only one of him.
UnchartedX is one of the best channels on TH-cam, been a fan of his for a long time. Great interview.
I remember I first found his old channel with Luke called pukajay productions, been hooked ever since and his work has only increased in quality. He's the man
❤ Howard embouchure
Ben Kerkwyk and The Land of Khem would be a amazing podcast
I often times find myself imagining if the library of Alexandria was never destroyed. Think of all the written Egyptian/World history, stories, and educational material that was just lost in an instant. Wonder if they had any of these lost techniques depicted in there.
They absolutely did why do you think it was burned to the ground
Lots of ancient stone work is being in areas of the Middle East by ISIS and other religious reasons, a real shame.
Whatever scrolls survived were probably taken away and hidden. Probably in places like the Vatican vaults. There’s a reason this stuff is being suppressed, and it’s not just because of the hubris of academia. My suspicion is that there’s something more nefarious going on with this coverups.
Thanks Christianity
I wish it wasn't burned it would most likely prove all these ancient techies are silly
Wonderful interview! It is so good to hear someone speaking in common language. Please continue to give this type of interview.
It is so easy to talk total nonsense with complete authority to hapless mugs who don't know the difference. I might give fake history a go myself. Those poor real archaeologists working hard and honestly just to be slagged off by a con artist with zero qualifications, experience or evidence. Why bother when you can make more money bullshitting suckers on TH-cam? Sad times
Ben saved me the cost and Covid hassle of seeing the ancient ruins in Egypt! He shows what I would want to see. Maybe some day I can go.
Only go to Egypt if you have a good guide who is vouched online. Find a guide from a travel video.
There are some guides that will specialize in megalithic structures too.
Learning that not only what we have done has already been done but they also did it better , humbling
Wow, when he started talking about how precision is for function.. it kinda gave me chills, like I had just learned something. Or finally found an answer to an old question.
Ben doesn't get the credit that he deserves. His writing is second to none when it comes to scripts for TH-cam videos. It was Ben that taught me about Jebel Ihroud and the 300,000+ year old modern human remains. Ben has taught me as much about Egypt as anyone else other than Graham Hancock. Really cool to see these two great channels come together.
Amazing how amazing
Ben ... the guy who thinks the moon is an alien spaceship, is a guy you look up to? When did your brain stop working???
@@daverobertson623 I Hope things start looking up for you, Dave. Hopefully you can realize at some point that spitting at people isn't a way to change their thinking. Remember that every action has an equal and opposite reaction - If you spread kindness and peace you will get it in return! Good luck, Dave.
He doesn't get called out on his bullshit enough more like. So much of what he says is demonstrably false..
@@CaliforniaCarpenter7 you really think that being kind to him will change his thinking? Really? And no, I don't believe in Karma, I have seen too much bad shit happen to genuinely nice people and my tolerance level for idiots who spread misinformation is at an all time low. But I hope you, in particular, have a nice day.
I can't remember where I saw this but an engineer was talking to an egyptologist about this beautiful diorite vase from the old kingdom. I believe it was 9-10 inches high and about an eighth of an inch thick with a tiny flatspot on the bottom for balance. It had a neck about the size of small finger with a fluted top. He asked her: "how did they manage to make this perfect vase and cut the interior with copper scrapers and grinding stones?!" She said; "oh, well, we're not really interested in how these vases were made, egyptology is more interested in what is (or was) inside the containers! I don't actually care about the creation of diorite vases and bowls though they are very pretty."
I can't paraphrase but that is close to what she said.
I think that shows well the difference between the humanities, a 'soft' science, and the hard sciences of engineering, astronomy, math/geometry, architecture etc.
Not condemning the humanities, they have contributed immensely to our understanding of the ancient world. BUT, but, I think they have far to much influence on the hard sciences involved in studying those same ancient peoples.
When the LiDar scans of the southern Yucatan and the Amazon recently turned up ruins, big ruins, all over the place it shook archaeology deeply ( I notice there has been scant media attention to these discoveries). I recall a couple archeologists discussing these discoveries shortly after they happened. There was a noticeable irritation bordering on anger, very overt, in their atittude about these discoveries. I got the feeling that the ramifications of these ruins will probably take many decades, decades in figuring out how to present these ruins as just more ceremonial nonsense that they're so tied to...maybe long enough for them to reach retirement from their tenured positions lol.
yep i tihnk that clip is part of Patrice Pouillard's Revelation of the Pyramids
I listened to a phisasist do same thing asked how theres no curve over water and how atmousphere stays in a bubble with vaccime of space he dont have time for that or want to thinjk about it just nope not my job funny couse i thought thats what his job is sit and think about stuff
I find most people take things at face value instead of being curious or questioning something they can’t explain or don’t understand. Instead, they tend to dismiss, overlook or ignore whatever it is.
Well she was an archaeologist not an engineer or stone mason. That's a specific field in which she wasn't qualified in discussing. If you want to see how they hollowed out stone vases take a look at this: th-cam.com/video/dC3Z_DBnCp8/w-d-xo.html&t
It does not require ancient advanced technology. Just skilled hands.
@@Leeside999 Thanks Leeside, I will take me the time to watch all through the video you suggested us. But I have a very little question that buzzes in my mind: in the video, the material is marble, which is very soft and workable. I suppose that working with diorite or andesite could be somewhat different.
Marble: Mohs scale rates 3, some sites say 2, others say 4.
Diorite: Mohs scale rates 6 - 7
Granite, 6-7
Marble is/was the best choice by sculptors all over the world.
I worked on Radar systems in the Navy in the 80’s. The “waveguide” which is the tube used to guide the RF energy from the emitter to the antenna has its size based on the frequency of the RF wave to be moved. I wonder if that is what the smaller shafts were for?? Transmitting energy??
Ben throwing in a famous Star Wars reference, " That's not a Moon.."
Danny stares blankly whilst Cricket's chirp...
😂
When Ben spoke about the tunnels under the step pyramid where "they" have found some 40.000 pèrfectly made vases of different kinds of very hàrd stone types. In one of his video's where he and others ( the Snake Brothers ?) visited these tunnels and filmed thousands of broken fragments if those prescious vases, Ben also told us that at a certain moment in time archeologists (?) brought LOTS of vases , also made of alabaster, outside and they threw them on the grounds which surrounds the Step Pyramid and thet BULLDOZERED over them, to probably get rid of them. Maybe because there was just too many of those exquisite and mind blowingly perfectly made vases !! One still can find bits and pieces of perfectly smooth fragments. . .
That story I found very disturbing . . . and criminal.
@old man strength ThX
Reading this comment is sickening. Especially after hearing they were from pre dynastic Egyptian civilization. Pre flood antique vases that can't be duplicated still today.. they stored them for us and our future humans to study.. very sickening.. luckily few are still intact. Can only imagine what is lost.
@@randygreen6652 Crazy things has happened in our history. And the worse thing is that the mainstream archeologists prefer not to talk about it.
For the longest time, these “Egyptologist “ have done many questionable things that are counterproductive to a genuine effort at research, these people have destroyed many things simply for the purpose of rewriting history or hiding true history. Let’s not forget these Egyptologist have a documented history of being true savages
Imagine having Ben as your school teacher. You'd never leave!
You'll never learn either .. lol hes so dumb ..
That was super fascinating, watched the hole thing in one go, thank you!
Thank you for having this amazing conversation with ben 🤝
I'm a heavy-civil construction superintendent working on major projects in the NYC metropolitan area for over 25yrs. Trust when I say there's absolutely positively NO WAY POSSIBLE THEY BUILT ALL THAT WITH NO TECHNOLOGY OF SOME SORT!
To say they did it with hand tools and slaves is absurd
The "stone boxes" are not boxes, they are hollowed out rectangles. This is a HUGE POINT. Today, if you go to a stone company and ask for a "stone box" they will cut five slabs; bottom, north, east south and west and assemble your box. If you ask for a hollowed out rectangle with absolutely square sides, edges and corners; both inside and outside they will laugh you out of the shop. Because what you are asking for is impossible.
Hey even a year on. This is still some of the best evidence out there to date. Great work. Get him back on soon.
Circular saws require bearings or the axel would quickly heat and the saw would fail. Bearings are high precision and high strength material. There is no way around that as an engineering problem. The high speed cutting tool must not have more friction than the thing you are cutting and any friction is a major problem. A precise rotation at the edge requires a progressively more precise rotation at the axis. The larger the blade the more precise the bearings must be. The makers not only needed hard precise blades, they needed the higher tech bearings to support the rotation of the blades.
Maybe water cooled ceramic bearings
Diamond bushings?
Pendulum.
Not only is Ben super informed and informative, he's just a nice guy.
@@theUbiq they have evidence
@@HI-pi1er Of what? He points at objects and tells you that it couldn't be done with known methods and therefore it is a mystery.
Ben another brilliant share of your works ! Your ancient stoneworks forensics is awesome! Cheers to you & super host Danny from Borneo ✌🌏💫
Ben is definitely on the right path. Eventually they will keep finding more and more information about how wrong our current history is. Is crazy what they keep subdued from the people.
Because the ancients were socialists. They built everything for everyone.
I was blown away by Ben when he made a video over a year ago regarding the precision necessary for many of the Egyptian statues and in particular the stone boxes in the serapeum.
I love that Ben welcomes being proven wrong, he just wants to test and get answers to questions we can answer with our tech today. love that.
Actually Ben hardly makes any claims. He simply debunks the standard explanations by describing the scene accurately.
He doesn't welcome being proven wrong. If he did, he would not fail to mention that all these "advanced technology" claims have been investigated and debunked. I'll admit, the first time I listened to him, I was a bit stumped and thought he might have something. But it didn't take too long to realize he was simply relying on the oldest research made by people before the field of archaeology had matured and then using that as evidence for his claims.
Besides, his suggestion that archaeologists don't want to find evidence that challenges their worldview is so silly that only people who don't understand how things work in academia would buy it. The archaeologist who found evidence of something that radically challenged conventional worldview would be jumping in joy. There is no better way to become famous than by making a splash like that. But the only problem is that unlike UnchartedX, archaeologists have basic standards for evidence and they can't simply exclude evidence that runs counter to what they want to believe.
@@simonphoenix3789 Ok so what is mainline academias answer for how the boxes inside the serapeum were placed where they are when they are over 70+ tons?
they carved around where the huge rock was so only the boxes we see inside were left making it look all impossible n shit@@unbornG4
Debunked by who?
This was sooooo good! Thanks! Hope you will have him back!
When you actually sit there and think about this stuff , it actually blows my mind
The ancient Egyptians were truly remarkable
They built their structures that damn good imagine what their hip hop sounded like
Probably more the guys that came before them, and were not even called Egyptian
Ben does the best job of both explaining the evidence for lost technology, and legacy science’s limited world view. I can only hope that science students of today are open- minded enough to enlighten us about our super ancient past. And Ben, you and a few others are the ones broadening the perspective of our young scientists.
We can only hope
You mean making up shit to tell holiday tours
@@GroberWeisenstein not a feeling he backs it up with lots of evidence go look at his channel
@@GroberWeisenstein i think its clear your mind is already made up with saying Chris Dunns thoughts are suppositions thats laughable no offence there are not , if you spend 15+ years working with hand tools and power tools like myself and chris dunn you know what is possible without a machine when it comes to precision and the massive statues and the insanely perfectly square marble boxes are not made by copper chisels hand tools they must of been made by something else
@@GroberWeisenstein of course you are have a nice day mr troll
Thank you for providing us with awesome content
I have 30 years experience in machining. Fifteen of those years involved manufacturing large cnc machines for the stone quarry and countertop industries. With that I have no clue how these artifacts could be manufactured. I do know the machine tool and tooling are beyond our current technology.
Also, the spiral groove could be caused by rapid pull out of a core drill. It's typical with a rapid pull out of any drilling or bore tool to leave such marks.
Danny, get Jimmy Corsetti from Bright Insight. Served with him in Iraq. Dude is cool as f. He was the guy who really advanced the argument that Atlantis is at the Richat structure in Mauritania
I like the guy but he really needs to do more research on certain topics before making videos about them
Guy talks complete garbage. Creates a theory with worse or 0 evidence... wee already have other theorys with far mor substance.. Richaut structure was basically disproven by Randall carlson
@@RossCo.H he doesn’t always talk garbage but yeah, sometimes he talks a lot of garbage. Just remember he’s not a scientist he’s a military man.
he lost me once he went down the Eye of the Sahara being Atlantis theory.
Heroditous world map, one he is most famous for has Atlantis written on it where the richat is. Same with the atlas mountains and the first king atlas. Not all of it is garbage. With all that ice pushing on the continental plates and the lower sea-level and the different climate, earth probably looked much different and I wouldn't discount the richat being Atlantis or a later version of Atlantis and we don't even know what other advanced civilizations existed and where completely wiped off earth.
My Dad built bridges for 30 years. Like large concrete 2 and 4 lane interstate bridges. He built more than a few that were larger than a football field. The crane required just to set a 50 ton beam was pretty big. I can't imagine what it'd require to set a 500 ton load. And also with modern equipment and laser measuring it still took 4 to 8 months per project depending on various circumstances.
Yeah, makes ya wonder how they planned on moving that 1200 ton or 2.4 million pound piece of stone. That's 17 Abrams tanks fully loaded. Most bridges in Europe can't support one of those tanks unless you wanted to stress them over 15 to 20 ton per tank. Lotta weight lol.
Wrong. Your dad used copper chisels, rope, and logs. 🌉
Oh for sure! I'm a heavy-civil construction superintendent in nyc. I've been working on major projects in the NYC metropolitan area for over 25yrs.
I can tell you with extensive experience and absolute certainty they DID NOT build all that with hand tools and slaves, and elephants or whatever fairy-tale modern archeologists say today, IT DIDNT HAPPEN!!!
@@noelhalwick1568 You can be incredibly educated and still be retarded. Simple levers and pulleys is all it would take.
@@noelhalwick1568 now it's funny the haters never have a report when it's somebody who has experience in the field like you do because they know they will get spanked
I love how descriptive this all this, explanations on point
I'm glad we got many young people looking into this for years to come
Definitely one of my all time favorite podcasts.
It was really good to hear Ben explain everything in a summary. Been watching his channel so I know every reference he makes. But this actually was a summary of hours of hours of footage on his channel. You guys are lucky 😂👌 great interview by Ben. He talked about so many important things. Didn't miss much! 💯
Thanks, I appreciate that!
I agree. Nice to have consolidated information from him.
@@UnchartedX Ben, it’s so great to hear you being interviewed and talk about yourself and what piqued your interest in this(. Love your channel ☺️
Same here, Ben is a literal godsend for us with megalithic ocd! 😅
@@UnchartedX you’re a cool guy ben
The thing I can't get past with all these amazing artifacts is where are all the machines?!!! It's like they rented them from some interdimentional Home Depot and returned them when they were done! WTH?!
I can't get enough of this stuff.
Are you new to this stuff or an old hat?
@@charleswalker2484 I have been following this theory a long time.
@@Scottyrock1000 right there with you. The gatekeeping on these ancient sites drives me crazy, it could be so easy to find the answers to these questions if we were just allowed passed the locked doors. I often try to think about how these structures were built and I can never come to a conclusion. In my opinion I think the builder civilization was significantly more advanced than us, I just don't see how we could even make a lot of these objects and structures at all with our modern tools. The inside corners on the boxes tho 🤷😱🤯
Dr Robert Schoch would be dope. Water erosion on the sphinx needs to be talked about more.
Agreed. That structure is way older than they say it is. They were already doing repairs to it in the old kingdom
Why not go fund me a group of "they did it with copper" and pay them to duplicate one box equal to the boxes in Egypt in size and quality of finish? Give them the tools and pounding stones, and have at it, only a couple million should do it. Make one vase out of corundum equal to the ones we've found!
First time watching your show, thoroughly enjoyed it and your guest. It would be nice that when talking about certain items you show a photo of it on a screen about an inch tall from our view, then it pops up in the bottom left corner of our screens and is just big enough to kind of follow along. Could you put the items to full screen long enough for everyone to actually see them.
As the only device I have to watch this on is my iPhone it is very difficult to see these. Please consider doing a full screen for several seconds, it would make the experience
Great interview! Thanks so much for giving Ben the time and the space to speak from his encyclopedic research and clear logic about these issues. Excellent work- both of you!
Liked this interview this guy was rather rational sounding and didn't start talking about Sumarian mythology.
He apparently thought the Flintstones was a documentary. Have you considered listening to someone who knows what they are talking about? Like an an actual archaeologists rather than an unemployed IT worker with a Dunning-Kruger complex? What was his explaination for all the stuff he reckons experts got wrong again? That's right. He doesn't have one. He just reckons rocks were too hard to cut or move so they must have had lasers. Wait till he hears about Ancient Rome Lol he is nearly as bad as that Hancock crackpot
"his encyclopedic research"---
you mean his parroting of debunked nonsense from dodgy sources?
@@Leeside999 No, I meant what I said. You obviously have not really listened to his videos or you would see the personal exhaustive research he has done, the direct evidence he has seen and photographed, and the very lucid and logical progression of his thought process. Ben's theories, as well as those of others like Hancock and Schock, have mainly been "debunked" by archeologists and Egyptologists, who rarely have any scientific, engineering, or mathematical background. The "Alternative" scholars are bringing in real experts -- geologists, engineers, stone masons, etc -- and actually following the hard scientific evidence where it really leads. Which is, at the very least, to the need for a truly serious questioning of mainstream scholars' views of prehistory all over the world.
@@melaniephillips4238 Melanie, you speak very eloquently. I will say that.
I have watched most of his videos. So therefore I'm reasonably informed regarding his methods, observations and "logical" conclusions.
Schoch chose not to submit his sphinx erosion theory for publishing. Why not? Instead he decided to write a book. Not very scientific.
It is not just archeologists who disagree with Schoch, it is other geologists. And they have published their papers for their theories regarding the Sphinx erosion. So you would be wrong to think that its geologists against archeologists regarding the sphinx's age. Its one geologist who never published his work against other geologists who have. I don't know of any other geologist who agrees with Schoch's 12k year old sphinx theory. Maybe you can link me.
You do realise that archaeology is inter-disciplinary. So they work with experts from different fields depending on what they are trying to figure out. If it is beyond their skill set, they get an expert from that particular scientific field. If they need to date something using carbon 14 dating, they send it to a lab where a scientist will test it.
Geologists, engineers and stone masons already work with archeologists in egyptology.
Which experts have the alternative "scholars" brought in and what have they found?
This is your best interview so far, PLEASE give us more.
For real??
I think the content has a certain deep appeal but more to a niche audience (dismayingly.) You have had a number of crazy interesting guests and good shows. Only seen a few dozen so far but they're compelling material.
guy character is poor. he’s a fat slob. don’t believe him
@@Koncrete It's between this one and Mark Laita
Guys as a fan of ancient history Egypt, or Sumeria and Babylon for me,.. This was very good stuff to listen to! Love this and I subscribed to KONCRETE today!
Great stuff. Completely fascinating. Cheers guys.
I have no doubt there was once a more advanced civilization before us. The proof is all around us we just have to be open for other conclusions. What a time to be alive
Meanwhile They want everyone to believe in ancient aliens
Literally do everything with just stone pounders and copper chisels kind of staggering people who rather believe we had high technology than look at the number of people who just debunk it using "privative" techniques
I don’t buy what they’ve been feeding us
@@whysogrim697 you didn’t pay much to what was being said did you? The problem with primitive reproductions is you can’t reproduce the tool marks if the manufacturing processes with the methods academia is saying were used. It doesn’t make any sense. Something else was going on
Most definitely “advanced” but definitely not more. Where are their satellites?
I have followed Ben's videos for a few years now ,but knew nothing about him. As such I found this interview fascinating, both in subject matter and in hearing Ben's theories and thoughts.
"But where are the tools?" Right, because when we build structures we tend to leave the DeWalt saws just scattered all over.
"where are the tools" actually bolsters the ALIEN thing.
Thank you, very much! for all of this incredibly fascinating information!!!...
It takes a lot of 27,000 years to realize that every 27,000 years and event happens. Which could insinuate our history's timeline going a lot farther back than anyone can imagine.
Yeah, you have to first be paying attention all the time, and then you have to go through several cycles and notice there’s a pattern before you even know you’re looking at a cyclic process so their u deters ding of precession makes no sense unless our story goes back hundreds of thousands of years. Or something told us about that aspect of our cosmos wether that was aliens or some unknown other dimensional being possibly while they were on psychedelic journeys. Who knows
Down the rabbit hole I go! Haha thanks for the amazing content I came across your page a couple days ago and have none stop been watching these podcasts & all I can say is keep it up brother !
Amazing guest, such an interesting conversation, thank you gentlemen 🙏
Ben is so down to earth and easy to listen too, beyond interesting as well!
I'm so pleased that there are people like Ben who not only realise the truth, but also broadcast it. Despite disbelief and backlash. You've only got to research or visit these sites for yourself, before you quickly understand how we really need to go back to the drawing board when it comes to ancient history. Great interview 🗿
Plus, the mind is like a parachute. It only works when it's open
Reeeeeee search.
they dont go back to the drawing board when a janitor tells the archeologist, historians, and scholars "hey i think the aliens did it. " and why would ancient civilizations and aliens make huge statues of egyptians everywhere . bottom line ben makes money off stupid people .
Incredible gentlemen, just unbelievable. By far the best synopsis of ancient architecture/engineering I have ever viewed. Not "fringe" theories but fact-based observations, but reasons for introspection regarding our entire human history. I have found other channels that have tried to make these discoveries a point of 'racial' pride [animous] but fail to unite humanity in its search for commonality. I am of African-American, Indigiuos American descent and have always been fascinated with cultural anthropology concerning my ancestors. Especially the ancient earthworks in Oklahoma that were discovered more than a century ago in the center of the state that were destroyed for development.
In time I began expanding my search and discovered many wonderful and exciting theories regarding all of humanity regardless of genetic make-up and or cultural origin. But this podcast/video is the best collection of explanations of 'our' lost history that I have had the privilege to have viewed. A masterclass in [thoughtful] ancient history.
check out Randall Carlson
This video should replace the news on tv for a week
I've never seen anyone who looks more like a network engineer
I wish more than 1/6 of screen was used to show artifacts!
You get a follow Just for having Ben on interested to see more of the content
Theory: Humans (Proto-humans?) used to be much larger than present day humans and they cut these giant boxes and pieces of large stone. A lot of the questions he brings up make sense if humans were bigger and stronger.
but they would still need advanced machinery and tools.
Penetrative drilling into any dense substance on even a micro-scale physically requires angular, spiral grooves to remove dust/sediment by exhaust, wet or dry. Sonic tech as well?
Absolutely spectacular interview. I’ve been watching Ben’s channel for years now and always greatly look forward to new content. I’m happy to see him getting more exposure!
Me as well.
You're 'learning' a lot of false information then!
@@paraic9163 thanks for sharing your valuable opinion.
@@JSBozick it's not an opinion.. go fact check anything he says.. just once..
I saw him say recently the moons craters are all only 3km deep basically implying it's a death star, despite the moon having a crater 13km deep. Don't waste your time mate.
He's the dunning and kruger effect personified.
@@paraic9163 Zahi, is that you?
What if aliens are actually humans that escaped earth from a cataclysmic event, but we are the descendants of those that chose to remain on earth? Now they come to visit their former home, and they're seeing what they used to be.
We're a long shot from what they used to be if your theory is correct and they created these magnificent structures.
Well, our brain cases are about 200cc smaller than those excavated that are dated to 100 000 years old. Some people crudely estimate this would give them a typical IQ of 140 to 160. So imagine a school room full of amazing free thinking children able to do great things!
That is actually a much more plausible theory than Aliens. The interstellar distances are just too vast, even if light speed were attainable. It’s an idea to contemplate 👍
@@robertrishel3685 they’re not too vast if you can manipulate gravity/time
Yeah maaan hit the blunt and it makes sense maaan
We definitely love having you in the states.
Interesting. When people look at those flared columns the first thing that comes to mind is molded. same with the Khufu statue.
Great podcast
Fascinating discoveries and analysis that brings many fringe topics together into a collective whole that makes far more sense than mainstream theories.
We need Ben to do a toooc he has never covered which is the light source ancient Egyptians used to go so far underground and build all of this stuff while underground in darkness there’s no way these tunnels and underground structures we built while men held torches it doesn’t add up please do a video on this Ben nobody ever covers this topic
Torches are a hollywood invention, they used oil lamps
@@BlastinRope really, oil lamps....so where is the soot on the walls and ceilings then? Oil leaves a residue that soot clings to.
@@BlastinRope Another imbecile running his mouth, tf 😑
THe pyramids are ancient wireless energy tech, this has been proven over and over. Dan Winter has showed how it is possible very interesting man.
Fantastic! Keep up the good work Ben. Amazing how these things have been covered up. We welcome The Shift!
Mind blowing, thank you guys.
This was incredible to listen too. Love this topic and all the possibilities to think about. I can really appreciate someone who can admit we just don't know about certain things. Alot of his theories are very well thought-out and logical and makes to sense me.
@@TheStoneCodeArt what knowledge? He doesn't even know basic stuff. Or he ignores it to mislead ppl
@@TheStoneCodeArt ok. So what did the Egyptians do that was not also done elsewhere? What do you think was impossible for them? There is no block in any pyramid larger for example than Romans moved around on a routine basis. And if you think they did not, who did in your opinion and how?
@@TheStoneCodeArt whatever that means. I will take it as you don't like me criticising this dude but since you know jack shit about history, you resort to some vague notion of assumed superiority. Nothing personal about you having no clue but being a fan of fake history is its own indictment. Take my advice. Learn real history if you care about truth. It is more fascinating than dead end whacko theories that get dug up and debunked every few decades
@@TheStoneCodeArt the entire Dunning-Kruger circle jerk going on here is an insult to intelligence, expertise and honesty. That you wouldn't be sucked in by this nonsense if you had a clue is just a hard fact. If we were talking medical science and I started praising quacks and shit talking real doctors, I would deserve to be slapped down too. Like I said, read real history. You might reject this advice but that is just your ego controlling your brain. Logically speaking, you are better off with real information than whacko theories
@@TheStoneCodeArt I am a qualified archaeologist and prehistorian with 30 years experience. You wouldn't know shit from clay but your head is so far up your own ass, you actually tell me to learn about history. That is, after a conversation in which it had been abundantly clear that you don't know a thing. You better run kid. Maybe join a circle jerk with other Dunning-Kruger afflicted know nothings. So you can stroke each others egos and pretend you know better than those big bad experts with their brains, years of study, training and experience. Don't they realise that you were just born knowing everything and don't need to bother actually learning anything? Why go to university for years when you can watch some crap on TH-cam and become an instant expert? Get lost fool
OK I've studied the pyramids since I was in elementary school and I'm 49 now. One thing the guest said about grinding the six cuts for the box and it taking a year (with a copper bar being chipped away at the same rate, probably much more)...extrapolating out...can they (the Egyptologists) show us where they mined out and processed millions of tons of copper? That should be a deal breaker right there
Great point I have listened to lots of podcasts and I have actually visited Egypt . Not once have I heard anyone bring the copper argument up .
@@davidscott1141 Thanks David. I don't claim any significant thought went in to it, I listened to the copper bar argument for the thousandth time and certainly copper would give at a much greater rate than granite (or almost any stone for that matter) and it immediately occurred to me how much copper would have been needed, even smelting chips that were left from prior use. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe they can say "The copper mines are right here". I've never heard it, though. Ever since I was a young child and I realized that the Earth had been around 440 thousand million years (4.4B give/take, a staggering number) I've had a strong suspicion that others rose to great heights and were wiped out by cataclysm or pandemic, etc. I'd love to find evidence of the nearest ones to our eras. In my estimate there could have been many. Frank Hoyt believes in that time period scores of beings could have evolved to our level, or perhaps further or a bit short. No matter, as any would break the whole paradigm
Eastern desert and Sinai peninsula. Just google for yourself. There are a lot of scientific articles. Peer reviewed articles. Not some bs like this Aussie guy is telling you
Uuhh... there are quite a few interesting articles and papers online. So, yes, "they" have showed what you ask for. Deal broken?
@@minkowski4d do these articles happen to be locked behind a ridiculously expensive paywall? like most white papers and peer review articles...
I found this channel.on a rabbit hole dive and now I watch it alot
When I think about the younger Dryus I think about the Adam and Eve book. Maybe the cataclysm was a pole shift during a bad solar storm. It covers the major mechanics and required energy levels.
It also sounds batshit crazy when you talk about it. The crust of the earth breaks free of the mantle and spins free for a time, pauses out of place, then springs back to close to "normal" after a week or so.
Fun to think about.
Probably closer to a decade before a new "normal" is established. But over 20k years, a few days isn't much different than 10 years in the timeline. It's a very good possibility pole shift was the cause of those legends/scripture.
Excellent guest. Ben is very easy to listen to and has vast intelligence and knowledge of astronomy
Traditional science suffers from a deliberate confirmation bias. Not only archeology, but physics as well. Unfortunately, academic culture is not about science but about money and social status. Time for change. Great interview.
@Jerry Boden Jerry, that's rather cynical !
And you haven't seen anything till you get to medicine, which is REALLY scary cause that actually hurts people here and now.
I’ve been a machinist for over 20 yrs. That tube drill core #7 is what got my attention a few years ago when I got into this stuff. Plus, everything Chris Dunn has said about the flatness, squareness, and overall precision… it’s fascinating.
Remember, in the story of Thoth he created the Great Pyramid in 300 days. "what I create in 300 days will take you 300 years to destroy"
Now, in same text he mentions that his Ship that could be used to defend the planet against future Intruders from the Sky is buried under the Sphynx.
If it is down there (obviously very deeply buried) it would make sense that the ship provided the power source to build the Great Pyramid & Sphynx.
My personal thought as a Chemist is that the Great Pyramid was the first "Eiffel Tower" to "advertise" the great knowledge center that Thoth wanted Khem/Egypt it to be. At night it would resonate at such a frequency that resulted in it glowing in the night and/or producing a beam of Ionized Particles out is Golden Pyramidion. A lit beacon guiding all those to it that are seeking to obtain The Great Knowledge. In the day time, a similar beacon like aspect was achieved by the While Limestone face it originally had. It was powered by the combination of natural magnetism (located at a major intersection of Ley Lines), and the Earths Schumann Resonance energies transmitting through the water below the Pyramid. In theory, the energy could have been used to "Crack" the Water generating both Hydrogen and Oxygen gasses. Regular Air is 76% Nitrogen, which provides the potentially needed Nitrogen. Now use the Chambers within to mix and further excite the gasses (more energy could be added by passing them through the Grand Gallery) to desired levels to create a reaction to generate Ionizing Radiation which could permeate the structure causing it to "Glow" in the night, and/or form a beacon beam out the top of the Pyramid.
The newly found "Big Void" would make a perfect collection area for the Plasma, and the damage to the Kings Chamber could be explained by periodic Arcing between it and the Void area.
If goal was to take marketing to the extreme, I would say that probably did it 👍
This is one of the REALEST
AND YES IM BACK AGAIN TO WATCH IN FULL
This was great.
I’m subbed but your podcast is always hidden. So glad I came across it. This is the stuff i find most fascinating and unchartedX Is the dude to deliver it.
Thank both of you. I love it.