UncharteredX is also really good. There is a series of documentaries that are only 10 or fifteen minutes each and there are 6 of them. Any rational thinking person and absolutely anyone who has worked in construction are stunned at the official narrative. Here's the first one th-cam.com/video/VGtDAHRK8s0/w-d-xo.html
On the trail of giants. Looks like much we see in Peru. Polygonal style of building. Amazing air shots! The rocks are so old yet they look so fitted together so well still. tightly. The amphitheater is truly a stunning work of art. Some seriously genius minds behind this architecture.
Observation ; this Kick Ass Channel has THE BEST introduction music of them all ! That drummer is tight !! Makes me wanna grab my Strat and JAM !!! But Grandma 👵🏻 freaks out so I chill 😬 🎸
Homeric Greek has two different words for "wall," One is for regular stone walls. The other is for polygonal walls, translated as "well-built walls". The texts even name the cities that have the "well-built" walls.
I think you need to consider the phrase "Set in stone" when you talk about "Well built walls". They probably used geopolymer technology to build the Egyptian Pyramids and King Soliman's Temple. I have started recording my thought, please forgive my early presentation but they do improve! th-cam.com/play/PLc_onQao8n9Y4LPgOJWrxd1kKlkg8CJcG.html
Actually greeks today have many words for walls and Homer has used even more. But Homer indeed referred to "Teichos" and "Agakleoi". "Teichos" (τεῖχος): This term refers to regular stone walls, typically those constructed from roughly shaped stones or bricks. These walls were common in many ancient Greek cities and were used primarily for defense and to delineate city boundaries. "Cyclopean Walls" (κυκλώπεια τείχη) or "Well-built walls" (ἀγακλεής τείχος)*: These terms refer to the massive, polygonal walls made from large, irregularly shaped stones fitted together without mortar. These walls are often associated with Mycenaean architecture, especially in cities like Mycenae and Tiryns. The term "Cyclopean" is used because later Greeks believed that such enormous walls could only have been built by the Cyclopes, the mythical giants.
Your documentaries take me where I have never been and show me what I have never seen, while explaining the significance and connections. Thank you for the great documentary.
Where’s the rest of the stones? Has anyone ever excavated, maybe those are parapet walls and the structures go deep under the natural ground level. I find it strange that most of the site has been left at almost the the same height which is incomplete and too low. How was the site destroyed, because there’s no blocks that came off the walls if the walls are to be taller?
I was there in winter 2014. This side is massive and there was not one person. When you are there you can feel that this side is much older. It is seated on a very strategig position between the golf and the open sea.
I have worked in construction my entire adult life and I'm nearly 60. I cannot for the life of me work out how they constructed Polygonal stonework, unless they used Geopolymers or vibrational technology lost to us. One thing is certain though. Archaeologists are full of shit.
This explains how glass was discovered and worked... and what a Mercury!! I've always wondered how they figured out how to extract it from Cinnabar!! Fascinating ... finally some real answers ! Thanks ✌️
Thanks for making and posting this video, great stuff! I had never before heard about this site, and I find it very interesting to see a kind of masonry reminiscent of the famous stone structures found in South America. You used the word sophisticated - and that, in my view, describes these structures exactly. Not only is such a construction method superior in areas around the globe where earthquakes are not uncommon, but these stones reveal the necessary thought and care needed to build them. The sheer beauty seen all over this site indicates a highly developed civilisation, and I suspect that most viewers of this video are likely to "tip their hat" to these ancient people - I certainly do!
Apart from the original idea, which would have been observable in the natural world, the making of these incredible polygonal walls would have been just a matter of practice and technique. You only have to look at anyone of the numerous video's on youtube to see how skilled people can become at anything, if they really put their mind to it. The interesting question is how this obscure technology spanned the world in ancient times, apparently in isolation... I guess in any city state, you're either really good at making it work or you get invaded and destroyed
Blow my mind again!You guys ROCK!They had an endless supply of stone to carve from.That main amphitheater was crazy.How many people total could it hold.....?
How awesome you get to explore this. The masonry is in some places very precise and others more rough. Where it is nice though it is very nice. The reason this is still there is how wonderful it is at withstanding earthquakes and shakes. Very good engineering, we should use similar techniques for foundations, but we can't. Why not?
Theory : Geopolymer wall construction was accomplished by filling containers made of natural fibre with geopolymer concrete mix placed one on top another , the sides held in place by what ever flat rigid material available. this accounts for the close fitting of the blocks that are of different shapes : The natural fibre containers were simply left to rot away and some of the blocks show evidence of bulging at the sides because the mix had not cured sufficiently to fully take the weight of the block placed on top of it. The blocks themselves show uneven weather erosion where the aggregate used in the mix has crumbled away.
Where are the burial sites of this culture? You show some great mega sites, but where did the people go? It's a strange question, but I was just curious.
Where are the burial sites? Gilgamesh's tomb was discovered in the late 1990's and before Iraq could comply it, George Bush and his secret societies cronies declared WMD'S then invaded to be able to go in and loot the tomb. Gilgamesh was 2/3 Anunnaki Nephilem. Most of the original builders of polygonal stone work left after they completed their mission of mining gold for their planet (Nibiru) and left with their equipment on their spaceships by 500bc according to the books written by Zecharia Sitchin.
Do you have insight on the techniques/tools for building polygonal walls? Anyone can chime in. That could shed light on whether these masons are getting to different continents via the pelasgi
Is your drone footage at 5:58 in double speed or normal speed? Cause there's a circular shadow that comes onto the screen from the right side very fast and does a 180 off the screen at that time mark. Love the footage of this place!
These walls were built like this because they're earthquake proof. You see them using a similar method in Spain for retaining walls using no motar. Once you've got the technique right for measuring each block I'd imagine these walls can be built surprisingly quickly. We're talking about the ancient world where time would have been viewed differently and crews of workers building these polygonal walls would have been a permanent sight in these places.
polygonal masonry baffles me...even if you only wanted to try and create a tiny replication of it and you tried doing it with any material you wanted, like for instance lumps of soft chalk ..or lumps of Plasticine...cement or with small rocks ....any material you want .... it would still be incredibly difficult to make a replication that looks like the real thing. You just could't pick a more impossibly difficult way to build a wall even if it does have good earthquake resistance.
@@michaeljoshualewis538 yeah...well get yourself some geopolymer and try to replicate even a tiny polygonal wall...like I said ..it doesn't matter what material you use...it would still be damn near impossible to replicate even a tiny version of a polygonal wall.
@@peterjol also stuff like concrete tends to leave very obvious traces of the formwork that held it in place, we have never seen that anywhere in Egypt or Peru. However what do find all over the place are the knobs :D
Has to be older than 2,400 years… but, though it is polygonal, it is not quite the size or complexity and perfection that we see in Peru, Bolivia, Egypt, and other extreme ancient constructs. Look at the exterior… can that be done in 2,000 years?
Is there an estimation on how much of the ruins were lost due to the hill eroding for a couple thousand years, or an estimate as to how much of the land eroded since that ancient time?
I did notice that here and there, certain stones appeared more weathered than others. There may well be a perfectly logical reason for this, but it could it possibly have something to do with how some stones were dressed, perhaps? It's just a thought....
@5:11 Those walls are the exact mirrored format as a modern day circuit board, Look at the T-junctions and the way they intersect with the center square. Its a same thing on a modern day circuit board, look at any mother board and you will see the main chip in the middle, same format same structure but bigger, F_+_K me . Stone is an electrical conductor . Wow, amplification ? or programming peoples thoughts ect. Athethearaters = sound ??? Speakers.??
Absolutely impossible for ordinary humans to have created such places so we have two options: Aliens with high tech or advanced humans who used what we would call magic but is really a level of understanding of elemental forces beyond our comprehension. Jesus told his disciples when asked how he could perform the works he did (miracles) but they could not answered with "“Because you have so little faith. Truly I tell you, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you.” The builders of such places were spiritually pure and COULD perform magic. Humans have fallen so far into the material world that we have lost such abilities.
Hey that's something never written down on details why's to what happens at the marker's of : zoiybuellé{î}ran\mal`^berry\ hopefully you can get the letters of explaining to : much needed of written information//
I'm glad this channel exists. Thanks for visiting these sites and making videos.
UncharteredX is also really good. There is a series of documentaries that are only 10 or fifteen minutes each and there are 6 of them. Any rational thinking person and absolutely anyone who has worked in construction are stunned at the official narrative. Here's the first one th-cam.com/video/VGtDAHRK8s0/w-d-xo.html
Incredible.. Keep up the good work showing us what we would never otherwise see.
You have to love the drone footage, just brings it into context, makes so much difference, 😎
On the trail of giants. Looks like much we see in Peru. Polygonal style of building. Amazing air shots! The rocks are so old yet they look so fitted together so well still. tightly. The amphitheater is truly a stunning work of art. Some seriously genius minds behind this architecture.
Absolutely beautiful and majestic ! Fascinating landscape! 🗿
Absolutely stunning place. Incredible stone work, beautiful.
Wow! Amazing!! Thanks for the upload! 💚
The walls remind me of those in Delphi ❤ I must visit Epirus on my next trip to Greece ✌
All them are geopolymer, everywhere over our earth plane
I wonder sometimes what traveling to such interesting old places feels like I live vicariously through your videos …… Thank you 🙏
really interesting place!!
its probably wayyyy older than any1 thinks it is. thanx 4 bringing it to attention hugh!
🤘
Observation ; this Kick Ass Channel has THE BEST introduction music of them all !
That drummer is tight !!
Makes me wanna grab my Strat and JAM !!!
But Grandma 👵🏻 freaks out so I chill 😬 🎸
Homeric Greek has two different words for "wall,"
One is for regular stone walls. The other is for polygonal walls, translated as "well-built walls". The texts even name the cities that have the "well-built" walls.
I think you need to consider the phrase "Set in stone" when you talk about "Well built walls". They probably used geopolymer technology to build the Egyptian Pyramids and King Soliman's Temple.
I have started recording my thought, please forgive my early presentation but they do improve!
th-cam.com/play/PLc_onQao8n9Y4LPgOJWrxd1kKlkg8CJcG.html
Actually greeks today have many words for walls and Homer has used even more. But Homer indeed referred to "Teichos" and "Agakleoi". "Teichos" (τεῖχος): This term refers to regular stone walls, typically those constructed from roughly shaped stones or bricks. These walls were common in many ancient Greek cities and were used primarily for defense and to delineate city boundaries.
"Cyclopean Walls" (κυκλώπεια τείχη) or "Well-built walls" (ἀγακλεής τείχος)*: These terms refer to the massive, polygonal walls made from large, irregularly shaped stones fitted together without mortar. These walls are often associated with Mycenaean architecture, especially in cities like Mycenae and Tiryns. The term "Cyclopean" is used because later Greeks believed that such enormous walls could only have been built by the Cyclopes, the mythical giants.
Your documentaries take me where I have never been and show me what I have never seen, while explaining the significance and connections. Thank you for the great documentary.
I did not realize it was such a big place thank you for showing it.
Where’s the rest of the stones? Has anyone ever excavated, maybe those are parapet walls and the structures go deep under the natural ground level. I find it strange that most of the site has been left at almost the the same height which is incomplete and too low. How was the site destroyed, because there’s no blocks that came off the walls if the walls are to be taller?
The polygonal walls are intense ! 🗿
I was there in winter 2014. This side is massive and there was not one person. When you are there you can feel that this side is much older. It is seated on a very strategig position between the golf and the open sea.
I hunt specifically for videos on megalithic/polygonal masonry.
Hugh Newman has the best presentation and videography work out there.
Thank you for the wonderful information and amazing footage.
How amazingly skilled and dedicated they've must have been constructing sites like this....and how stunning it must have looked in it's heyday.
Definitely placed when soft. Looks like a weekend market.
Awesome video!😃👍
They built everything to last for millennia.
Thanks for sharing!
Peace and blessings 🙏
The amphitheater is my absolute favorite here! 🗿
I have worked in construction my entire adult life and I'm nearly 60. I cannot for the life of me work out how they constructed Polygonal stonework, unless they used Geopolymers or vibrational technology lost to us. One thing is certain though. Archaeologists are full of shit.
This explains how glass was discovered and worked... and what a Mercury!! I've always wondered how they figured out how to extract it from Cinnabar!!
Fascinating ... finally some real answers ! Thanks ✌️
you're back 🎉
Looks like it’s a Megalithomania day. 🤠
Beautiful site! Woo how old! ❤️
Wonderful work!
appreciate the focus on relevant details as opposed to mindless speculation as is tempting when one see sites like these!
An intriguing site . Cheers.
How can you NOT see. This is millions of YEARS OLD.
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That would have been a great place to live for the view!💙💚
Did I see 'Nubs' on the stone work . . . or am I dreaming ?
Thanks for making and posting this video, great stuff! I had never before heard about this site, and I find it very interesting to see a kind of masonry reminiscent of the famous stone structures found in South America. You used the word sophisticated - and that, in my view, describes these structures exactly. Not only is such a construction method superior in areas around the globe where earthquakes are not uncommon, but these stones reveal the necessary thought and care needed to build them. The sheer beauty seen all over this site indicates a highly developed civilisation, and I suspect that most viewers of this video are likely to "tip their hat" to these ancient people - I certainly do!
Apart from the original idea, which would have been observable in the natural world, the making of these incredible polygonal walls would have been just a matter of practice and technique. You only have to look at anyone of the numerous video's on youtube to see how skilled people can become at anything, if they really put their mind to it. The interesting question is how this obscure technology spanned the world in ancient times, apparently in isolation... I guess in any city state, you're either really good at making it work or you get invaded and destroyed
Blow my mind again!You guys ROCK!They had an endless supply of stone to carve from.That main amphitheater was crazy.How many people total could it hold.....?
Amazing! Thanks
Nubs at, 03:49 excellent.
How awesome you get to explore this. The masonry is in some places very precise and others more rough. Where it is nice though it is very nice. The reason this is still there is how wonderful it is at withstanding earthquakes and shakes. Very good engineering, we should use similar techniques for foundations, but we can't. Why not?
Academia insists that it's impossible for those to be related to pre Inca lol they say there's no possible way .
It IS possible that they are wrong and don't give shit
Mate,they are all made of geopolymer, like the Inca used
@@michaeljoshualewis538 the Inca aren't old enough by 1,000's of years
Theory : Geopolymer wall construction was accomplished by filling containers made of natural fibre with geopolymer concrete mix placed one on top another , the sides held in place by what ever flat rigid material available. this accounts for the close fitting of the blocks that are of different shapes : The natural fibre containers were simply left to rot away and some of the blocks show evidence of bulging at the sides because the mix had not cured sufficiently to fully take the weight of the block placed on top of it. The blocks themselves show uneven weather erosion where the aggregate used in the mix has crumbled away.
amazing 😮
Where are the burial sites of this culture? You show some great mega sites, but where did the people go? It's a strange question, but I was just curious.
Where are the burial sites? Gilgamesh's tomb was discovered in the late 1990's and before Iraq could comply it, George Bush and his secret societies cronies declared WMD'S then invaded to be able to go in and loot the tomb.
Gilgamesh was 2/3 Anunnaki Nephilem.
Most of the original builders of polygonal stone work left after they completed their mission of mining gold for their planet (Nibiru) and left with their equipment on their spaceships by 500bc according to the books written by Zecharia Sitchin.
11:15 all arenas I think have hidden arts from above biult into them
Most interesting! 👍
All geopolymer, every bit of it,like the sphinx and pyramids and Inca stones
Do you have insight on the techniques/tools for building polygonal walls? Anyone can chime in. That could shed light on whether these masons are getting to different continents via the pelasgi
Is your drone footage at 5:58 in double speed or normal speed? Cause there's a circular shadow that comes onto the screen from the right side very fast and does a 180 off the screen at that time mark. Love the footage of this place!
I think it's a bug close to the camera.
These walls were built like this because they're earthquake proof. You see them using a similar method in Spain for retaining walls using no motar. Once you've got the technique right for measuring each block I'd imagine these walls can be built surprisingly quickly. We're talking about the ancient world where time would have been viewed differently and crews of workers building these polygonal walls would have been a permanent sight in these places.
I would love to add peace of polygonal wall still remaining, found in Croatia, the island of PAG, and ancient sea salt extraction plants.
polygonal masonry baffles me...even if you only wanted to try and create a tiny replication of it and you tried doing it with any material you wanted, like for instance lumps of soft chalk ..or lumps of Plasticine...cement or with small rocks ....any material you want .... it would still be incredibly difficult to make a replication that looks like the real thing. You just could't pick a more impossibly difficult way to build a wall even if it does have good earthquake resistance.
It doesn't baffle me cause like the pyramids and Inca stuff it's all geopolymer
@@michaeljoshualewis538 yeah...well get yourself some geopolymer and try to replicate even a tiny polygonal wall...like I said ..it doesn't matter what material you use...it would still be damn near impossible to replicate even a tiny version of a polygonal wall.
@@peterjol also stuff like concrete tends to leave very obvious traces of the formwork that held it in place, we have never seen that anywhere in Egypt or Peru.
However what do find all over the place are the knobs :D
The giants
How did you get in if it’s closed? Can I just walk in if I visit?
How do I contact you regarding a new project in Crete?
Has to be older than 2,400 years… but, though it is polygonal, it is not quite the size or complexity and perfection that we see in Peru, Bolivia, Egypt, and other extreme ancient constructs. Look at the exterior… can that be done in 2,000 years?
What type of rock was used for the blocks?
wow
Is there an estimation on how much of the ruins were lost due to the hill eroding for a couple thousand years, or an estimate as to how much of the land eroded since that ancient time?
I did notice that here and there, certain stones appeared more weathered than others. There may well be a perfectly logical reason for this, but it could it possibly have something to do with how some stones were dressed, perhaps? It's just a thought....
And JAPAN
Aegina, elanios zeus temple, also...
Good to see a few Nubs in there too
4:03 that hill will be involved with this place ??
1:13 there will be tunnel systems incorporated with this place part of why they biult there ???
0:51 I think it's older then we think just like ankor tepy all of them
6:28 old temple's that's why they biult back there ??
at 7:19 i can see a shape half in the ground....half a round and elongate shape to the left.angle dont match
BigDaddy uses the shapes to create resonance..
Them big cathedrals with the organs is example given..
7:38 as above so below
Danian as in tribe of Dan?
💓💗💖
I like turtles
4:49 ask yourself why so mathematical and sumectrical and geometrical and sacred geometry in all sacred places
8:05 ask yourself why???
4:59 2nd civilization
If you ever need a volunteer may I offer my services!
10:45 way older
10:58 is it a mountain ⛰??? First civilization biult all of it
@5:11 Those walls are the exact mirrored format as a modern day circuit board, Look at the T-junctions and the way they intersect with the center square. Its a same thing on a modern day circuit board, look at any mother board and you will see the main chip in the middle, same format same structure but bigger, F_+_K me . Stone is an electrical conductor . Wow, amplification ? or programming peoples thoughts ect. Athethearaters = sound ??? Speakers.??
It’s likely been quarried for thousands of years….who knows how it looked in its hay day……don’t expect this in europe…. Look like peru
Absolutely impossible for ordinary humans to have created such places so we have two options: Aliens with high tech or advanced humans who used what we would call magic but is really a level of understanding of elemental forces beyond our comprehension. Jesus told his disciples when asked how he could perform the works he did (miracles) but they could not answered with "“Because you have so little faith. Truly I tell you, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you.” The builders of such places were spiritually pure and COULD perform magic. Humans have fallen so far into the material world that we have lost such abilities.
1:46 ??? 3 civilization first civilization biult everything
10:09 how old do you think Rome is ???? There's your answer??? Rome was 3 civilization
amphitheatres😄😄😄
4:14 lol looks lot like Rome 👍 lol doesn't it 😅 even with a arena??? Rome biult nothing but stole everything
Hey that's something never written down on details why's to what happens at the marker's of : zoiybuellé{î}ran\mal`^berry\ hopefully you can get the letters of explaining to : much needed of written information//