Oldest Technologies Scientists Still Can't Explain

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    Human beings are capable of building incredible structures, from the latest cutting-edge office blocks to artistic sculptures. Cathedrals, sporting arenas, and monuments all over the world are a testament to our creative skill as a species. In the modern era though, we have technology to help us, from huge mechanical drills to laser cutting curved glass. Builders didn’t have these luxuries in ancient times, so how did they manage to create some of the ancient wonders we’re about to show you in this video? Science still doesn’t have the answers.
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  • @theodorewestbrook268
    @theodorewestbrook268 2 년 전 +737

    I honestly think that ancient people were more advanced than we give them credit for. It’s our own pride that makes us think that we are so much smarter than the people who came before us

    • @fredjones7705
      @fredjones7705 2 년 전 +21

      We don't think we're smarter...just more advanced because we can store and categorize knowledge.

    • @redviking4174
      @redviking4174 2 년 전 +32

      Brains were the same then as they are now.

    • @ditmarvanbelle1061
      @ditmarvanbelle1061 2 년 전 +5

      @@redviking4174 Not entirely true-- the neanderthals for example had genetic memory (which was why they eventually ran into trouble giving birth) and strength and cunning were paramount for survival, so I wouldn't be surprised if we've declined as a species.

    • @redviking4174
      @redviking4174 2 년 전 +8

      @@ditmarvanbelle1061 I think autism may be the next evolution. The bond of family culture and possessions and the need to latch on and own everything has always been mankind's obsession. If there's going to be billions more and more each year, surely the human brain needs to adapt to living amongst others. And getting up and moving on at the drop of a hat rather than waging war over ideals or ideas. I wonder if aliens landed would they see us as a sub race because of our emotions? Or a race where anything is possible due to the randomness of the way mankind is. Bit like these structures. About 25 years ago I buried an egg just to blow people's minds where it came from. Last year someone dug it up. Now I know there's no mystery. But they don't. And even now they're thinking yeah but how the hell did it get there. Randomness is random. Especially when made to look so.

    • @audiblebites553
      @audiblebites553 2 년 전 +3

      @@ditmarvanbelle1061 prove that theory

  • @jf5505
    @jf5505 4 년 전 +559

    Imagine what these ruins looked like when they were newly built .. The Design,detail, Colors Must have truly been Breathtakingly amazing

    • @3vi1J
      @3vi1J 4 년 전 +11

      Or... a lot of them... worked on for decades and never finished... look exacly like they did now.

    • @mhvr8508
      @mhvr8508 4 년 전 +2

      Yeah

    • @hermana361
      @hermana361 4 년 전 +3

      @@3vi1J ye you are right. Some of many places on Earth arent finished. Piramids,for exaple, arent at all.

    • @bangbangtv284
      @bangbangtv284 4 년 전 +4

      @@3vi1J very interesting theory.

    • @russellmillar7132
      @russellmillar7132 3 년 전 +5

      Too bad ruins are always so run down.

  • @rc3291
    @rc3291 2 년 전 +148

    We like to think we're smarter than our ancestors. They just knew different things than we know today. They mastered their world as we try to master ours.

    • @SeektheLordsface
      @SeektheLordsface 2 년 전 +9

      Blessings
      Psalms 121:3 He will not suffer thy foot to be moved: he that keepeth thee will not slumber./inspiration+ Night watchmen have tough jobs. They must stay away through the night and be alert. No napping on that job! They have a very important task. They must be on guard through the night. It’s difficult to stay away all night and even more difficult to be alert during that time. Nonetheless, it is important that a watchman do so. His job is to protect that which he watches over, so that no harm comes to it. When a guard stands watch, the one he guards can rest and feel safe. God is our guardian. He is our Watchman. He protects us as we sleep. He keeps a watchful eye always. He will not let us slip and He will not sleep. We can rest assured, safe in His protective embrace./prayer+ Father, Thank You for watching over me. Thank You for protecting me. You will not let me fall and You will keep me safe. I can rest peacefully, knowing that You are ever vigilant. Amen.

    • @starstrangledmanwithaplan8148
      @starstrangledmanwithaplan8148 2 년 전 +8

      @@SeektheLordsface Pslambody once told me

    • @adrianapollyon5087
      @adrianapollyon5087 2 년 전 +2

      And yet every thing on earth has an appointed time to die; At that point all their plans in life immediately disappear and were in vain.

    • @SeektheLordsface
      @SeektheLordsface 2 년 전

      @Name selah

    • @Paul-hl8yg
      @Paul-hl8yg 2 년 전 +1

      @@adrianapollyon5087 Each life is short in the grand scheme of things but ideas & tasks are taken on by someone else. Future generations have learned from history & then take things further. It is our race that is important, not the individual. A species collective, evolving knowledge & know how.

  • @vanhattfield8292
    @vanhattfield8292 2 년 전 +73

    The churches carved into the ground in Ethiopia are actually made from basalt, not granite, which is of volcanic origin and is a lightweight, easily chiseled stone of volcanic origin. The churches are still an amazing example of ancient tech and skillful stone carving but there is a massive difference in difficulty if it was actually granite. The story did not need to be embellished to make it seem more difficult and unfortunately in doing so it makes other claims in the video questionable as well.

    • @JellyrollHorton
      @JellyrollHorton 년 전 +1

      If there were giants there would fossil or skeletal remains, wouldn’t there?

    • @ronniebuchanan6575
      @ronniebuchanan6575 년 전

      Oh but some of those Egyptian stones were granite. Those were the ones carved with precision and perfect.

    • @andybilakshow260
      @andybilakshow260 년 전 +4

      Furthermore, They claim how granite would be difficult to cut today. Some 30+ years ago I drilled hundreds if not thousands of feet 6" holes through granite. So It's not as impossible as let on.

    • @MrDonpasqualino
      @MrDonpasqualino 년 전

      @@JellyrollHorton - There were giants, and giant skeletons were found. You can research this.

    • @samsonn25
      @samsonn25 9 개월 전

      @@ronniebuchanan6575 the Aliens helped them lol

  • @segebergbarchewitz6362
    @segebergbarchewitz6362 3 년 전 +138

    We from this generation literally underestimating those ancient people and their skills.

    • @landofwonder7829
      @landofwonder7829 3 년 전 +1

      Yurp lol

    • @redwolflancer3051
      @redwolflancer3051 3 년 전 +1

      I absolutely agree

    • @huzaifausman4346
      @huzaifausman4346 2 년 전

      I don’t know if you’re an atheist or not but I’d highly recommend that you read the Qur’an. I guarantee you’d find the stories interesting because all of this is already mentioned in the Qur’an.

    • @segebergbarchewitz6362
      @segebergbarchewitz6362 2 년 전 +2

      @@huzaifausman4346 I'm not an atheist or so cause I believe what the holy book says the bible and Qur'an has so much in common what I'm trying to say is we're underestimating them too much.

    • @huzaifausman4346
      @huzaifausman4346 2 년 전

      @@segebergbarchewitz6362 Oh I see. Well you’re definitely right about that, we really do underestimate them and find them inferior in pretty much everything. But God clearly stated in the Qur’an that many generations of people who were stronger and had been given knowledge far superior to ours where destroyed because of their disbelief.

  • @LouLope
    @LouLope 4 년 전 +2700

    They were built by people who didn't spent all day long commenting on KRplus.

  • @onlinetechnologytoday674

    Incredible work by unknown people with remarkable tools and knowledge. Makes you feel kind of small and insignificant.

  • @SacredGeometryDecoded

    “The granite is so thick even modern technologies could barely scratch the surface.”
    Because they weren’t quarrying and working granite across the world and time.
    Modern granite works and quarries must be using next gen technology because they seem to do it ok.

  • @nitroshortbus9856
    @nitroshortbus9856 4 년 전 +606

    If you don't know how or when they did it why are you concluding they didn't have the tools or technology necessary.

    • @MrDavekek
      @MrDavekek 4 년 전 +15

      lmao what i thought as well

    • @onelasada1707
      @onelasada1707 4 년 전 +5

      Aliens

    • @DownLow0099
      @DownLow0099 4 년 전 +57

      Exactly...
      Not this guy, but all these "experts" out there always speak in this way...
      The monuments are there, period...
      They can not be carved with simple tools... Period...
      Therefore... OBVIOUSLY we are missing a HUGE piece of our history...
      And all these experts who like to speak in certainty are missing the fact that without a genuine fucking TIME MACHINE we will NEVER KNOW for sure... It is all just speculation... Best guess... That's it...

    • @Quickblades67
      @Quickblades67 4 년 전 +19

      I believe they know, but are not allowed to tell us.

    • @alexandermacdougall7873
      @alexandermacdougall7873 4 년 전 +26

      i run into this problem every day "I couldn't do it, so NO WAY you could"

  • @bradymenting5120
    @bradymenting5120 4 년 전 +330

    time traveler: "why did you build this?"
    ancient person: "we were bored."

    • @dimitrioschatzidimitriou7546
      @dimitrioschatzidimitriou7546 4 년 전 +8

      Or tortured 😝

    • @ashutoshbhabad2000
      @ashutoshbhabad2000 4 년 전 +8

      @@dimitrioschatzidimitriou7546 I think "bored" is more appropriate 😊👌

    • @4sGRBqC5wLMbzlKD
      @4sGRBqC5wLMbzlKD 4 년 전 +10

      probably, time is a wonderful thing if ppl focus on spending it for doing something. We use it to play games, watch movies, sleep, eat, take a walk, go to the mall, sightseeing, etc, but those ancient people probably were just bored.

    • @nowayobeypaedolucifariango806
      @nowayobeypaedolucifariango806 4 년 전 +2

      green fox... Just like the “powers that be” they deliberately & obviously suppress any truth. That’s how they’ve kept their power!!

    • @TheCastellan
      @TheCastellan 4 년 전 +1

      Doubt it, they made that stuff because it was easy to do it.

  • @julieanntregeagle2594

    Well researched and presented! Thank you for the related videos and photograph, as well.

  • @Alex-vz2jx
    @Alex-vz2jx 3 년 전 +54

    If I were approached by an unknown being saying he can grant me a wish and depending on what I wish for can take my life.
    I'd ask for the answer to the whole universe from start to end and I can travel anywhere at any time with no caution, almost like I'm a spectator.
    Id give my life for that wish in a heart beat

    • @jamessouza7065
      @jamessouza7065 3 년 전 +1

      why not simply wish that you could do anything?
      the wish you would wish for would be just one of the many other that you could do /would have.?

    • @LaVoie26
      @LaVoie26 2 년 전 +1

      yaa man i have ideas to make rick's portal gun but the things i need are illegal the super elite are preventing us from doing this and wanna fight over dogmas !!! that's why rick is a ass hole plus there is probably a universe command that would probably go after you for trying cuz that could mess up the universe... don't forget the humans defeated the gods lol

    • @thecookies6109
      @thecookies6109 2 년 전

      I would ask for 100% luck in everything I try forerver. (I try to build a time machine i succeed, I try to build a way to teleport myself from one place to any place I choose, I succeed, I try to build an antimatter gravity lifting machine. 100% luck = 100% quantum manipulation. Never lose at poker. (I try to blend foods and drinks in order to find a combination that allow's me o r others to live forever and succeed.

    • @Alex-vz2jx
      @Alex-vz2jx 2 년 전 +1

      @@jamessouza7065 well because usually with such power to be able to see the birth of our universe and beyond surely there will be a catch right?
      Like I must give up my existence. . .

    • @tfar1959
      @tfar1959 2 년 전

      The answer is 42.

  • @greybeard8012
    @greybeard8012 3 년 전 +335

    Makes you wonder how many hard resets the human species has been through wiping out all knowledge of people in prior work done on the Earth.

    • @mufasaf128
      @mufasaf128 3 년 전 +13

      They were probably NOT all "human", that's what anthropocentrism wants us to believe

    • @heresjohnnyj
      @heresjohnnyj 3 년 전 +1

      Going back to just the history we actually know of is hard enough , but , going back 1, 000, 000, 000 billion years is , WELL 🙄

    • @remzburn7298
      @remzburn7298 3 년 전 +12

      If they dig deeper eventually they will find technology way more advanced than anything we've got any understanding of or won't have for a long time

    • @tomwwabo9246
      @tomwwabo9246 3 년 전 +5

      @@remzburn7298 I do not know of any incident where we dug up such tech. Makes you think why none of this tech was found for example while drilling for oil or doing fracking or something simillar.

    • @rickybradshaw8474
      @rickybradshaw8474 3 년 전

      @@tomwwabo9246 look at the roofs to some of your cities original buildings ;)

  • @austinbartose6527
    @austinbartose6527 4 년 전 +396

    Seems working with stone and moving massive and heavy items was common knowledge among the ancients in all parts of the world.

    • @oscarkhoza7852
      @oscarkhoza7852 4 년 전 +14

      They didn't have Minecraft

    • @Lancastrianer
      @Lancastrianer 4 년 전 +10

      jeah, its called "using slaves" :D

    • @AD-bb9np
      @AD-bb9np 4 년 전 +14

      There are many comments like this and obviously ancient people carved stone, the question this video brings up is what methods could they have used to do this. Some ancient cultures seem to have been very technologically advanced and the things they might have had or done that were not as resilient or as stable as stone have been lost and destroyed.

    • @Skans03
      @Skans03 4 년 전

      So is there any mention of that knowledge in any carvings or documents or anything else...

    • @Lancastrianer
      @Lancastrianer 4 년 전

      @Johnny Palmer what bike? i dont have a bike o0 "your bikes"?

  • @henrylj2660
    @henrylj2660 2 년 전 +41

    u guys needed to meet my granpa a self taught engineer built 70 homes for his people in mexico! he was so smart he would get drunk just to sleep he told me he couldnt sleep his brain just kept going all the time would just do math and make buildings in his mind and make percise blueprints from memory. so i believe in peoples abilities and some people are truly gifted he even had a photographic memory! I imagine people who mades these were led by someone with a beautiful mind! also reminds me of imhotep and his feats !

    • @light4163
      @light4163 2 년 전 +1

      Hey how can I meet him

    • @dancingfrogsxb1276
      @dancingfrogsxb1276 2 년 전 +2

      Elon musk says he's like that!!

    • @erlinavicente7411
      @erlinavicente7411 2 년 전 +6

      I blame too much regulation. People can’t even build without a permit, and so your left only having to following the rules versus trying new things.

    • @3031mane
      @3031mane 년 전

      @@light4163 I'd like to meet him too

  • @FreaknJoshwa
    @FreaknJoshwa 2 년 전 +53

    I have a slight feeling humans were wiped multiple times, those “discoveries” might just be what our cities have now, building... except it’s so long ago, that’s all there’s left

    • @needless7682
      @needless7682 2 년 전 +2

      or some complete different species built all these and then humans just inhabited them

    • @agenda2154
      @agenda2154 2 년 전

      I agree or maybe even harvested.

    • @moomoodefloof
      @moomoodefloof 2 년 전

      Lol play the game Death Stranding or watch Gurren Lagaan

    • @huzaifausman4346
      @huzaifausman4346 2 년 전

      I don’t know if you’re an atheist or not but I’d highly recommend that you read the Qur’an. I guarantee you’d find the stories interesting because all of this is already mentioned in the Qur’an.

    • @commentcritic8214
      @commentcritic8214 2 년 전

      @@huzaifausman4346 ofcourse🤣🤣

  • @doggiesarus
    @doggiesarus 4 년 전 +1618

    They didn't have smartphones or computers so they did not sit on their asses debunking stuff-- they built stuff.

    • @quintonkirk285
      @quintonkirk285 4 년 전 +77

      They weren't missled and dumbed down by athiestic driven science agenda.

    • @afrog2666
      @afrog2666 4 년 전 +45

      @@quintonkirk285
      Misled*
      And if there ever were agendas, they were religious or economical, not scientific.
      Sadly, morons like you are allowed to breathe and breed, but hey, as long as you stay in america and don`t bring your ignorance and stupidity to MY country, it`s all good ;)

    • @razor1uk610
      @razor1uk610 4 년 전 +36

      @@afrog2666 While true, sadly it is also true about some persons within parts of academic science (and academia as a whole), that are equally guilty of dogmatism, character assassination, slander and ignoring results, data, and findings that they don't agree with (or told to publicly agree with). Usually persons with too much ego, specification developed biases and/or an aspect of self-importance, much greater than those of their peers typically have.

    • @quintonkirk285
      @quintonkirk285 4 년 전 +6

      @@afrog2666 you see how you where wrong?

    • @worldshaker4321
      @worldshaker4321 4 년 전 +13

      A Frog yeah because making up ideas about things you don’t comprehend and failing repeatedly until you get the results you want is what “smart” people do

  • @KarmagaGaming
    @KarmagaGaming 4 년 전 +45

    Its kinda funny, how modern civilization built all those huge and amazing buildings with so much help from techologies and machines, while ancient people just built even more crazy things like it was nothing but a hobby

    • @russellmillar7132
      @russellmillar7132 3 년 전 +1

      Well you gotta do something while you're waiting for it all to end!

    • @mufasaf128
      @mufasaf128 3 년 전 +5

      Recent human beings have always suffered the most stupid anthropocentrism in regarding the current race as "homo sapiens" ... imagine their inability to accept any other past race as much more intelligent than our own. They feel offended like poor little things !

    • @russellmillar7132
      @russellmillar7132 3 년 전

      @@mufasaf128 Well yeah...I guess that's true, as a homo sapiens, myself, I can't imagine their ability to accept any past race as much more intelligent than their own. I suppose they do feel offended, sorta like poor little things. thanks for the insight!

    • @alucardnolifeking789
      @alucardnolifeking789 3 년 전

      @@russellmillar7132 oh hey im a homo sapiens too !

    • @russellmillar7132
      @russellmillar7132 3 년 전

      @CinemAnime Clips Where besides mythology do people live that long? Throughout civilized history those who avoided life shortening disease or injury could live into their sixties and beyond. Otherwise you're talking myths and legends.

  • @bumboclat
    @bumboclat 3 년 전 +13

    In ancient and even medieval times, craftsmen passed their knowledge and techniques over many generations, refining them each time.

    • @officialWWM
      @officialWWM 년 전

      We still do that. What’s your point?

    • @bumboclat
      @bumboclat 년 전

      @@officialWWM we dont for the most part.

    • @officialWWM
      @officialWWM 년 전

      @@bumboclat well, we do. Have you never heard of an apprentice or a tradesman?

    • @bumboclat
      @bumboclat 년 전

      @@officialWWM it's super rare to have a family with multiple members constantly working in the same craft over multiple generations. At least in the western world

    • @officialWWM
      @officialWWM 년 전

      @@bumboclat why do they have to be family members?

  • @DanielLuzster
    @DanielLuzster 2 년 전 +20

    I imagine if there were giants back then, having the biggest, heaviest stone walls would make sense.

    • @NeverGiveup-go7og
      @NeverGiveup-go7og 2 년 전 +2

      It was the Nephilim the fallen angels

    • @MrBrachiatingApe
      @MrBrachiatingApe 년 전

      The very fact that people could move stones that massive is in itself all the reason you need to have such massive walls; the force used to move these blocks could be turned toward knocking them down.

  • @christopherbrooks3691
    @christopherbrooks3691 4 년 전 +336

    When all you have is stone, you get really good at working it.

    • @ben-jam-in6941
      @ben-jam-in6941 4 년 전 +9

      That is a very good point and one not made on these type videos or History Channel (aka the Ancient Alien Pawn Shop channel) tv shows and documentaries.

    • @wynwilliams6977
      @wynwilliams6977 4 년 전 +20

      Yeah like all the crap about accuracy and perfect fits etc etc like our ancestors where idiots, all that is explained by a piece of string with a weight on the end we call a plumb bob, we still use them to get perfectly straight lines today :) a piece of string with a weight on the end doesn't make for such a good video as ALIENS FROM MARS!!! etc

    • @jayvym
      @jayvym 4 년 전 +7

      Ok, how can you shape a hard stone without todays technology

    • @wynwilliams6977
      @wynwilliams6977 4 년 전 +9

      @@jayvym FFS Dude we have been doing it since the fucking stone age, it is where it got it's damn name so either you are trolling or fuck damn you had a shit education

    • @christopherbrooks3691
      @christopherbrooks3691 4 년 전 +8

      @@jayvym river sand, another rock and elbow grease.
      Btw, not knowing details doesn't grant clearance to start making shit up. Occams Razor: The simplest solution is probably the correct one. No aliens needed.

  • @bob5074
    @bob5074 4 년 전 +143

    We have to realize that humans have been as clever and adept at problem solving as we are today, for tens of thousands of years

    • @sunix6551
      @sunix6551 4 년 전 +13

      True, and yet there is no evidence of ancient civilizations before 5000 to 6000 years ago. Makes you wonder, whatever happened to the previous peoples up to 150000 thousand years ago? ...despite having the same problem solving capabilities as modern human beings.

    • @SapioiT
      @SapioiT 4 년 전 +6

      @@sunix6551 Well, there is evidence, it is just not considered as such by modern mainstream media. As an example, watch the video "Ancient Machines (Machines Of Ancient China)", which is actually accepted by mainstream media.

    • @billmutschler6359
      @billmutschler6359 4 년 전 +4

      I agree that some ancient peoples had excellent cognitive abilities in their own way. Also, rich oral histories, as evidenced with Native Americans and Australia’s aboriginals...memories going back thousands of years.

    • @JohnSmith-fq7hj
      @JohnSmith-fq7hj 4 년 전 +5

      Just because people didnt feel the necessity to leave remains of their civilizations doesnt mean they wernt there. theres hundreds of native american tribes that basically dissapeared completly with no trace they lived at all also depends greatly on the climate they live in. pyramids built in a desert will last much longer then ones built in a jungle

    • @JohnSmith-vi6yu
      @JohnSmith-vi6yu 4 년 전 +2

      Its Concrete - Wise Up channel . His- story is written for you, parroted by useful idiots and believed by many...

  • @tablescissors67
    @tablescissors67 2 년 전

    One of my favorite videos that I've ever seen on this topic - great job!

  • @senwalter7722
    @senwalter7722 2 년 전 +2

    Undoubtedly people in ancient time were extremely intelligent, passionate and hard working.

  • @T3HR3PP4
    @T3HR3PP4 4 년 전 +858

    A cave man wouldn't know what to do with a smartphone and the average person in modern time can't start a fire with two sticks.
    Technology does not follow a straight line of development across time.

    • @CrossWindsPat
      @CrossWindsPat 4 년 전 +21

      That was true when documentation was non existence. IMO everything after the dark ages is indeed a straight line because now we (at least in theory) can research our history in great detail and build upon all that knowledge.

    • @ericgoodman3510
      @ericgoodman3510 4 년 전 +21

      To be fair starting a fire with 2 sticks is really hard. Source: I was in boy scouts and had to learn how to do that.

    • @nono7105
      @nono7105 4 년 전 +68

      Starting a fire with two sticks is easy. Just put the sticks on the ground, pour petrol over them, and light with a lighter. Simple.

    • @indridcold8433
      @indridcold8433 4 년 전 +30

      Wow! What you said put a lot of things into perspective. It is as if someone put a key in my head and put things into perspective when they turned the key. You are so very right. Technology does not develop linearly. It is a very dynamic progression with parts of it even regressing when other parts progress. Today, not many know how to make soap anymore. However, when people did know how to make soap in their homes all the time, they were clueless as to how to find information as fast as we can today. What things have been lost to time that were very, very, common place during ancient times?

    • @13gecho
      @13gecho 4 년 전 +4

      why not just light the lighter ?

  • @jogahi1
    @jogahi1 4 년 전 +442

    Maybe we don't give our ancestors enough credit

    • @garagatza
      @garagatza 4 년 전 +21

      We don't actually. I am still amazed we never considered different levels of development for the different ancient populations

    • @Curious_Pulse
      @Curious_Pulse 4 년 전 +2

      Yup, thanks to those who spread conspiracy videos about ancient structures. But still they are fun to watch though.

    • @numbtee8478
      @numbtee8478 4 년 전 +1

      Agreed...100%

    • @user-pr2hs7zu9y
      @user-pr2hs7zu9y 4 년 전 +2

      Stones in japan are graves of korean people who moved there long ago. Look for korean history videos.

    • @shaunm1983
      @shaunm1983 4 년 전

      Or maybe the species the helped them

  • @athena_the_hun1097
    @athena_the_hun1097 3 년 전 +7

    This blows my mind!! We really know very little about the past

  • @anthonyonfire
    @anthonyonfire 3 년 전 +26

    indigenous people: yeah our local stories say it was built by giants for their rice wine
    Scientists: so it must have been used for burial rituals!

    • @jakedovey1586
      @jakedovey1586 2 년 전

      It's sickening! Pyramids are tombs apparently... 😂

  • @shield400
    @shield400 4 년 전 +599

    The ancients were the masters of stone. Today we are the masters of being stoned.

    • @shadowdance4666
      @shadowdance4666 4 년 전 +5

      shield400 pass the Dutchy brah

    • @craigroberts1670
      @craigroberts1670 4 년 전 +12

      One thing that is consistent of all these sites where the impossible seems to have been done is NO TOOLS of any kind. Not one site throughout the entire world contains any at all. Something strange is going on here, somebody is having the last laugh. Aliens helping out? Maybe. Its really frustrating, I mean all these hundreds of years have passed and still no one has figured any of this out. Some sites have 1600 ton blocks of granite and sandstone fitted onto the foundations of huge temples, their corners perfectly rounded off. Then more wall construction on top of that. And so on. What the hell is going on??!!!!

    • @vinreddy
      @vinreddy 4 년 전 +4

      Shut up

    • @francoromano3293
      @francoromano3293 4 년 전

      Us

    • @craigroberts1670
      @craigroberts1670 4 년 전 +3

      @@vinreddy Ohhhhhhh, do behave!!!! D'ohhhhhh!!!!!

  • @charliealpha9764
    @charliealpha9764 4 년 전 +46

    They just underestimate the skill and knowledge of our ancestors...
    Those are masterpieces, may be hard to phatom, but not impossible to build, even in old ancient times

    • @alphalex88
      @alphalex88 4 년 전

      Exquisite comment, except the last line "Even in old ancient times." Imagine to what ends our current civilization would have to extend in order to achieve such magnificence; and realize the accompanying technological advancements that must precede it. Now re-examine the notion that an ancient peoples would lack such things. Rationale must always supersede history we have been taught, no matter its consensus.

    • @ozarkrooster
      @ozarkrooster 4 년 전 +1

      Explain how you lift a stone that weighs 150 tons and put it in place 50 feet off the ground. That's after you cut it to fit.

    • @alphalex88
      @alphalex88 4 년 전 +1

      @@ozarkrooster I could ponder in theory for hours, days, years, etc. Eventually I, or someone after will inevitably figure it out. Just like some inevitably figured out how to allow me to write this comment whilst taking a duce at work.
      No need to explain the specifics of it when the point lies in the inevitability of it's achievement. So long as the will to exists, all is possible. Therefore, under this logic, man is far more than capable of such megaliths.

  • @valeries5405
    @valeries5405 2 년 전

    There are so much fascinating mysteries around the world, and yet I'm at home with my fancy phone watching videos for entertainment. People back then didn't have internet, I can't live without the internet and yet ancient people were able to do these things blows my mind.

  • @amoh5
    @amoh5 2 년 전

    One idea of solving these megalithic structures is that they may have constructed little models of these structures, then tried to figure out how to scale them up or make them bigger

  • @JEEPIMPACT
    @JEEPIMPACT 4 년 전 +25

    With a shitload of people who aren't playing around on cellphones, tend to get a lot of work done.

  • @stephenspackman5573
    @stephenspackman5573 4 년 전 +35

    I forgot where I put my keys! Science can't explain it!

  • @lucifertopden6598
    @lucifertopden6598 년 전 +1

    This Ancient builds are so Phenoeminal that we cannot conclude how and who made them.
    And some may say there is a way but remember they are all hypothesis, no real evidence.
    The Lost techs and civilizations may have been more advanced and smarter than us but with the pride in hand we conclude ourselves being smarter than previous Civilizations.........

  • @pappy451
    @pappy451 3 년 전 +10

    it is my contention that several highly advanced civilizations have been on this plant before our current history , ( the last 10,000 years ) .
    whether they developed here or arrived here . . . they WERE here .

    • @glen6945
      @glen6945 3 년 전

      true

    • @1madDogz
      @1madDogz 2 년 전 +1

      it's my contention that your just guessing and don't know an ounce about what you're talking about.

    • @pappy451
      @pappy451 2 년 전

      @@1madDogz . . . yeah well nobody cares what you think .

    • @1madDogz
      @1madDogz 2 년 전 +1

      @@pappy451 Now you're projecting, sonny.

  • @danmartin633
    @danmartin633 4 년 전 +99

    Homo sapiens have been here for at least 200,000 years. Recorded human history only goes back about 5000 years. Our modern technology didn't start to evolve until the last couple of hundred years. It seems entirely plausible that mankind could have developed high technology during our 195,000 years of pre-history, then suffered a near extinction, and the only thing that remains is their most durable work. Stone.

    • @Draad
      @Draad 4 년 전 +4

      Agreed completely we dont know anything apparently compared to them.

    • @Superdog-gr5yh
      @Superdog-gr5yh 4 년 전 +6

      Yea the baalbek megalithic and everything in giza points to that

    • @SadPuppySoup
      @SadPuppySoup 4 년 전 +10

      Humans get to a certain point of intelligence then the world resets and we start all over and we are finding what we left behind now, just before the new reset, as has happened before will happen again.

    • @Vlad-sj5yw
      @Vlad-sj5yw 4 년 전 +7

      Not plausible at all although it's an exciting thought.
      We would have seen examples of that advanced technology, we havn't. At all.
      Unless by "advanced technology" you mean something considerably less advanced than what is in your local DIY shop.
      What they had was methods, and since their society and technology didn't change as quickly as ours they could better these methods over centuries to a level where they could make these fantastic things *without* advanced techonology.
      Also most of the time "science doesn't know" it's because there are several theories as to how they happened to do it but we don't know which one.
      And not like "Science have no idea at all".

    • @abashaking7019
      @abashaking7019 4 년 전 +3

      Does it make sense. That is what i'm thinking too. How could they just abandoned it and abandon their cities and technology, just like how we rely on internet, smartphone, electricity, medicine, technology and etc. Maybe there was a big extinction happened before and the human left doesn't know about technology or how to create and no one will teach. And that is this present time asking how do they do that.

  • @Faithful_Tribe
    @Faithful_Tribe 4 년 전 +138

    'We aren't the first people to rent this apartment!'
    -Mark Sargent

  • @mikeshanermusic
    @mikeshanermusic 3 년 전 +5

    Instead of saying we're still looking for answers, they should say we're still not being told the answers. Life's such an unfair lottery!!

  • @thinkinoutsidethebox9078

    I find it interesting that alot of things that we see in movies are later on found out to be part of our history. Do we actually create our history???

  • @sandrafaith
    @sandrafaith 4 년 전 +47

    I think we need to give ancient peoples more credit for their ingenuity than we currently do. Just because they didn't have computers or modern tools (and we can't figure out how they might have done such tasks without those modern tools) doesn't mean it wasn't possible. Human beings have always been clever, and will find a way. :)

    • @charlesneely
      @charlesneely 4 년 전

      Look man they had computers okay just not a smartphone you got to get the ancient credit they did think that was possible in their times just like the white man then believe that the black man was nothing but an animal A Primitive being yeah that's why when he owned us he would have sex with a female in the back of the shack and then go to church on Sunday singing Christian hymnals and drinking and smoking tobacco behind the church after church service the white man won the biggest Hypocrites on this planet is not about to give credit to anybody that's lower than him what the saying that got the gall to call the black man that's about a Savage animal. While he stuck his dick in the so-called Savage animal female so give the ancient some credit okay

    • @jameseverett9037
      @jameseverett9037 4 년 전 +2

      @@charlesneely - Racist.

    • @CurtisBenjaminIsrael4453
      @CurtisBenjaminIsrael4453 4 년 전 +2

      And all that wisdom was passed down to them, from SOMEONE!!

    • @fantaclaus7053
      @fantaclaus7053 4 년 전 +1

      s. faith and their work ethic! The builders of the pyramids were barely 5' ft. Tall, close to 100 lbs or less and died young (mostly from infections and injuries) and they literally broke their backs hauling those two ton blocks of limestone.

    • @michaeldavid6832
      @michaeldavid6832 년 전 +1

      @@fantaclaus7053 The Dynastic Egyptians were barely 5' tall. It appears that whoever built the giant pyramids still remains to be seen. There's a severe difference between whoever built those and those who came after (the Dynastic Egyptians). Even the Dynastic sculptures are notably less precise and require far less advanced tech to perform.
      The early Dynastic is credited with the creation of the Pyramids but there's such a massive disparity between the high complexity of the work in the earliest time and the lack of complexity in the later. Even the columns used in the buildings are less challenging in materials, their size, and their techniques.
      For example: there are no hieroglyphs or writings of any kind within those pyramids, yet most of the Dynastic Egyptian work has images and writing all over it. That's such a surprising difference that it would indicate a massively different culture built the pyramids than the one that used them later on.

  • @evervigilant
    @evervigilant 4 년 전 +136

    I turned it off after he comment, " The rock is so hard that modern technology would struggle to scratch the surface". Nothing else needs to be said.

    • @Sciguy95
      @Sciguy95 4 년 전 +1

      @L Buono like alot of the other ones, it's the massive size and how they got where they are that stumps them.

    • @paulcoddington664
      @paulcoddington664 4 년 전 +49

      The ridiculous thing is, these videos are on very interesting topics that would make excellent videos if they were properly researched and presented rather than sensationalised and filled with misinformation. Yet not even the place names are pronounced correctly.

    • @gary7vn
      @gary7vn 4 년 전 +3

      Ha, before I read your comment, I just said exactly the same.

    • @eijonasson
      @eijonasson 4 년 전 +9

      @@paulcoddington664
      Too bad all the know-it-alls
      haven't stepped up to educate
      the world. Bewildering why they bother to find time to pass on a condescending morsel of unsubstantiated wisdom is beyond reason.
      Perhaps it is just a moment to blow smoke up their own arse because they want the world to know how special they are.
      Just trolls I suspect.

    • @moejoe987654321
      @moejoe987654321 4 년 전 +3

      Same, then went to the comments to find this. "...so thick that modern technology would struggle to scratch the surface" Thats not how this works. Thats not how any of this works.

  • @dannyboywhaa3146
    @dannyboywhaa3146 개월 전

    Thousands upon thousands of people, touching the columns everyday for thousands of years, causes them to become super smooth 👍

  • @Imakebootysclap
    @Imakebootysclap 3 년 전 +5

    black boxes look like coffins for a giant race.

  • @shadowslip7125
    @shadowslip7125 4 년 전 +20

    "Granite is so thick that even modern technology would struggle to scratch the surface."
    I wonder how some kitchen worktops are born then?

    • @raeshelmcleod307
      @raeshelmcleod307 4 년 전 +7

      Shadowslip 71 must be the work of aliens 👽 lol

    • @mavoc3094
      @mavoc3094 4 년 전 +1

      What does the thickness have to do with being able to scratch the surface? Also I am fairly certain that granite is not harder than diamond.

    • @JoJo-dj9ek
      @JoJo-dj9ek 4 년 전

      @@mavoc3094 Density. Density and structure plus matetials from what they were done.

    • @mavoc3094
      @mavoc3094 4 년 전 +1

      @@JoJo-dj9ek Density and thickness are two completely different things.

    • @nothankyou5524
      @nothankyou5524 4 년 전

      In other words, unless you don't have a modicum of education, this is similar to someone seeing fire for the first time....

  • @r0llinguphill483
    @r0llinguphill483 4 년 전 +31

    You don't need an aerial perspective to make a map you need multiple vantage points.

  • @jmemixx
    @jmemixx 년 전

    The way those boxes were made is astonishing.

  • @brentonakoname1902
    @brentonakoname1902 2 년 전 +5

    Who believes here that an advance civilization already existed before us but got wiped out by a catastrophic event like a massive flashfloods caused by an asteroid that hit the earth?

    • @rikji
      @rikji 2 년 전

      no i dont think they were wiped out. remember these are intelligent people! not modern day humans!!! intelligent races knew ahead of time if something was going to happen. so were did they go? the went inside the earth! these civilizations were hundreds of millions of years ago. not thousands.

  • @stan.rarick8556
    @stan.rarick8556 4 년 전 +214

    I don't know how my neighbor can get up and go to work before dawn each day. Must be aliens.

    • @dancearoundtheworld5360
      @dancearoundtheworld5360 4 년 전 +3

      or how someone lives to be over 100 and smokes packs of ciggys

    • @stan.rarick8556
      @stan.rarick8556 4 년 전 +21

      @@dancearoundtheworld5360 The point was; Amazing Stocks says 'no one knows how' xxxx, 'Must be aliens.
      Just because no one knows, doesn't mean that... it's aliens, or ... a secret civilization, or whatever. If I see a car, and don't know what make and model it is, doesn't mean that it is Russian, or Martian...it just means that I don't know. Conspiracy theorists make up shit like that.

    • @wk3isme70
      @wk3isme70 4 년 전 +1

      Hilarious.

    • @thefour40
      @thefour40 4 년 전 +6

      @@stan.rarick8556 way to open your mind bro

    • @TSulemanW
      @TSulemanW 4 년 전 +1

      Hahahahaha

  • @dazzazulu777
    @dazzazulu777 4 년 전 +28

    Ancients were way smarter than we give them credit for.

    • @Pat-Mustard
      @Pat-Mustard 4 년 전

      Human brain capacity has been the same for an estimated 100,000 years in the human evolution. How comes we seem to only be getting smarter in last 10000 years?

    • @stevealexander8010
      @stevealexander8010 4 년 전 +2

      @@Pat-Mustard We're not getting smarter on average, likely declining. What has happened is that we find some inventions 'scale'. One clever guy discovers fire, the wheel, electricity, plumbing, central heat and a zillion less intelligent 'chimps' benefit so much yet fail to understand the concepts. The problem is that the average chimps hate the success of the intelligent inventors - and wants their punishment and destruction. Unlike past eras we have lot' of dumb ppl living well off the intelligence of a very few.

    • @theressomethingonthewing1960
      @theressomethingonthewing1960 4 년 전 +2

      Or......perhaps we're dumber😕

    • @matthiasschuster9505
      @matthiasschuster9505 4 년 전

      brain capacity is not the same as intelligence is not the same as creativity

    • @Mr.Grimsdale
      @Mr.Grimsdale 4 년 전

      The only reason you think anything is ancient is because you are told there are . . . . but are they really ?

  • @Donbarbz
    @Donbarbz 2 년 전 +5

    Looking at the Egyptian Pyramids as well as all the ancient magnificent structures in this video…..I would estimate that we are most likely in roughly the 10th version of The Matrix Reload.

    • @robertrust441
      @robertrust441 2 년 전 +2

      No, no, no, you have it all wrong. We are in the 17th root of the symex rejunct, get a grip on yourself. Sheesh, some people have such fertile imagations, never getting past their childhood, nothing but Santa Claus, Tooth Fairy, Easter Bunny, and Tinker Bell on their minds.

  • @donquixote3928
    @donquixote3928 2 년 전

    FRED FLINTSTONE : HOLD MY BEER.

  • @JohnNorris411
    @JohnNorris411 4 년 전 +27

    Amazing what you can do without distractions like the internet, cell phones and TV.

    • @strawbberrys
      @strawbberrys 4 년 전

      ok zoomer

    • @SarahSoLovelyXo
      @SarahSoLovelyXo 4 년 전 +2

      John Norris exactly. These ppl had nothing but time!

    • @JohnNorris411
      @JohnNorris411 4 년 전 +1

      @@SarahSoLovelyXo And no welfare so they had to keep bussy.

    • @SelSun83
      @SelSun83 4 년 전

      TV/phones/internet/cars. We used horses and wagons for like only over 100 years ago. A study said we were smarter in the 1800's, I think there's been advanced civillizations on this planet many times over and over in thousands, or millions of years?

  • @MJKarkoska
    @MJKarkoska 4 년 전 +163

    There is a big difference in being impossible for ancient man and being difficult. What some fail to understand, because there is not really any social analog in the lives of many modern individuals, is that just because we would not make hundreds or thousands of people work at a tedious task such as picking at a rock just to remove a fraction of an inch a day, does not mean ancient peoples didn't. In fact, we know that they did.
    Once you understand that the ancients had advantages over modern people where massive projects are concerned, the more one will realize how they accomplished these things. The advantages are those of disregard for worker conditions, a willingness to make people work insane hours at insane tasks, and the lack of any sort of ethical standard or even a worker grievance process.
    As I implied earlier, something like a granite formation could be chiselled over time. The Egyptians did the same thing with granite, and it probably did not take all that long. And it is not always possible to tell whether the stone was carved in place or actually moved. It just depends on the particular circumstances.
    A very important point that needs to be understood is that ancient man was just as intelligent and just as resourceful, and probably more-so, than modern people.

    • @christhomas8626
      @christhomas8626 4 년 전 +4

      What happened to all of the waste material ?

    • @Benson_aka_devils_advocate_88
      @Benson_aka_devils_advocate_88 4 년 전 +15

      Time, it's something our civilization never seems to have enough of.
      At one time people could live without technology to keep them busy. It's amazing how much I get done when I unplug for a day. Imagine having everyday, all day, to get only one task done.

    • @enorbet2
      @enorbet2 4 년 전 +13

      Good one, Jiggy Potamus, and not to mention that wood and stone was literally all they had for construction materials and for thousands of years. No wonder they got good at it. It has been said that the number one enemy of success is distraction and ancients had far fewer distractions by many orders of magnitude.

    • @BelialAndar
      @BelialAndar 4 년 전

      @@christhomas8626 It left the same way the the used material got there. I would guess the waste is the same spot they gathered the material.

    • @kazoode
      @kazoode 4 년 전 +11

      Hey! Quit bringing your so called "lodgic and reasoning'' into a discussion where the answer could be ancient aliens... Source the History Channel.

  • @WiseGuy5674
    @WiseGuy5674 2 년 전 +1

    After the next cataclysmic event happens here on earth, there will be nothing for future Archaeologists to study because we build nothing with stone of that magnitude.

  • @slamfire6005
    @slamfire6005 11 개월 전 +1

    The ancients realized that megalithic stone structures will survive pretty much anything nature will throw at it… including time.

  • @doodlebug1015
    @doodlebug1015 4 년 전 +31

    It is pride and ignorance to think we, the people of today is more advanced than the people of yesterday because we don’t understand how they created such wonders.

    • @Ijumpandfly
      @Ijumpandfly 4 년 전

      I do believe that we ve lost some of part of our history and culture in terms of not be able to explain such a things which i ve seen on this video and definitely few thousands years ago we were as advanced as we are now in terms of be able to build massive structures and beautiful temples.

    • @elzevierjaviergarcia890
      @elzevierjaviergarcia890 4 년 전

      Derwin Leonard
      Speeding a blasting blade over a harden matter like granite might cut it up if the speed needed was harness in just a blow
      An oriental man can perforate coconuts using his finger by accelerating speed of his finger the fastest over the coconut husk and shell.
      That's how the atomic bomb blasting energy could be so destructive by the acceleration of its atomic nucleus.
      That's how Hurricane's winds in a blow destroy anything in a supersonic wave.

  • @firesurfer
    @firesurfer 4 년 전 +24

    Any masonry (even granite) can be cut, shaped by water and an abrasive. Rubbing stones together with water and sand can produce incredibly precise joints. Try it yourself.

    • @leemaples1806
      @leemaples1806 4 년 전

      Exactly. All the things we know to be true today were also true back then.

    • @bustoy9909
      @bustoy9909 4 년 전 +4

      Try it yourself by rubbing hundred tons of stone

    • @veritasetutilitas5432
      @veritasetutilitas5432 4 년 전 +2

      Yes but it doesn't explain the complexity, the massive weight, distances travelled, magnitude of the projects. The one in Micronesia is an example. Who ever did this moved volcanic stone from another island miles away. I just don't believe that it was done solely with primitive knowledge. We're unable today to even explain how a people who have shown no other building prowess 2000 years ago could move and place these stones. It's not fair to compare them with what we could do today. They are incredible edifices who ever and how ever they were built

    • @pastexpiry2013B
      @pastexpiry2013B 4 년 전

      @@veritasetutilitas5432 For one thing, those workers were not government workers.

    • @charlesroybal4573
      @charlesroybal4573 4 년 전 +2

      YOU MORON THAT WOULD TAKE DECADES TO DO!!! LOL

  • @neiljohnmateo7768
    @neiljohnmateo7768 2 년 전 +4

    Imagine if those people had the technology we had right now back then

    • @bandido7994
      @bandido7994 2 년 전

      The problem now is that we are becoming so dependent of technology that eventually we will become obsolete. Very few young people have skills to build or create something new or useful made from raw materials. As long as they have an Iphone and cell service their life is complete, they think that all life situations can be deal with with an app or a YT video. For example, make a teenager change a flat tire in the middle of nowhere. Without a phone of cell service it can be a a matter of life or death if they don't have the know how or the skills to read and understand the instructions on the car owner's manual.

    • @mikemills8568
      @mikemills8568 2 년 전

      Imagine if you actually thought.the ancient stone structures cannot be built with are technology.so who is more advance foo

  • @rolandtubler2248
    @rolandtubler2248 2 년 전

    Ancient people were not stupid. They just lived in a different era. They made it up with what they knew.

  • @RR-ci3lx
    @RR-ci3lx 3 년 전 +16

    You should take a look at some of the most amazing temple of India. For example:
    (1) Kailasa Temple in Ellora, India
    (2) Shri Chennakeshav Temple in Karnataka, India
    (3) Ekambareshwar Temple in Tamilnadu, India
    (4) Dharmrajeshwar temple in Madhya Pradesh, India
    The stone work in these temples is mindbogglingly astonishing. It's hard to wrap one's head around how they were made.

  • @mybackhurts7020
    @mybackhurts7020 4 년 전 +349

    About halfway through the video I came to the conclusion that we’re living in an ancient Minecraft server

    • @Dillinger86
      @Dillinger86 4 년 전 +17

      About halfway through the video I came to the conclusion that they are just making outrageous claims without showing any proof.

    • @24kGoldenRocket
      @24kGoldenRocket 4 년 전 +9

      @@Dillinger86 Outrageous? Did the video really fill you with rage and anger? There are so many concepts that we do not understand. In fact we understand little. How is it an outrage that we do not know?
      Do you know how those stones were moved and cut? Do you personally know how? If not then why don't you explore it? Then it may shock you to find out that we do not know.
      Of course that only opens the door to exploration and discovery. It may be the ticket to claiming your fame if that is what yanks your chain. Or perhaps it will serve to fulfill your inquisitive drive if you have one.

    • @HagsRideOrDie
      @HagsRideOrDie 4 년 전 +6

      @@24kGoldenRocket, I think maybe you understand little. When they say "scientists struggle to understand how", that's true. Right up until they bring in an engineer who then explains how incredibly simple the tools and math is to move large stones. Physically demanding yes but not cognitively difficult.

    • @24kGoldenRocket
      @24kGoldenRocket 4 년 전 +6

      @@HagsRideOrDie No. Even as an engineer you may have beliefs about how transport was accomplished. But you do not know how it was accomplished. Perhaps you may know how that you might do it. But you were not there at that time....unless you are a time traveler which I find to be unbelievable at this present time.
      A belief is not knowledge. e.g. Have you ever seen an electron?. Or a charmed quark? Or, and somewhat hyperbolic, perhaps the Grand Architect of this simulation, the Matrix?
      How do you know of the existence thereof? It is not observed empirically. It is a set of beliefs derived by inferences that are both quantifiable and experimentally verifiable..
      Personally my knowledge is extremely limited. I only know that which I can define.
      Perhaps you are much more enlightened?

    • @mybackhurts7020
      @mybackhurts7020 4 년 전 +10

      Damn I’m here to talk Minecraft people

  • @shipwright6122
    @shipwright6122 2 년 전 +3

    The narrator actually said we can’t even put a scratch in it with today’s technology. LOL
    We just made countertops with that stuff. 😆🤦🏼‍♂️

    • @severnsea
      @severnsea 2 년 전 +1

      I'm not watching it again, but didn't he say that it would be difficult to scratch it?

    • @celtichammer2847
      @celtichammer2847 2 년 전

      The narrator is a woke kitten, there scrap is worse than there scratch.

  • @MCLV1155
    @MCLV1155 9 개월 전

    So many questions and here you know the exact date of these stones. That is the most amazing thing of all

  • @MrTomkat030
    @MrTomkat030 4 년 전 +13

    One thousand years or more from now our structures, skyscrapers, bridges etc will all be gone, and the old ancient monolithic structures will be still standing

  • @mondemamon7864
    @mondemamon7864 4 년 전 +44

    No facebook and youtube on those days. This is explains everything. Hahaha

    • @tarekbania432
      @tarekbania432 4 년 전

      they didn't had grocery stores to collect food and then spend time building this too.

  • @frankdalla
    @frankdalla 2 년 전 +4

    The thought of so many people working in one direction for so long, has to be admired. That in its self seems to almost be impossible today... Let alone moving objects of incredible size and weight. Maybe they just ordered all those things from China and had Amazon deliver...

    • @samsonn25
      @samsonn25 9 개월 전

      its easy when you have 1 million people working on it for 900 years

  • @andrewwatson7794
    @andrewwatson7794 3 년 전 +1

    Giants, this piece is a gate counter weight for a very large gate washed here during the world reset

  • @davideastlee9983
    @davideastlee9983 4 년 전 +17

    The workers at the time DID have "such instruments"
    There was a global culture that did know HOW to make huge stone cities BEFORE
    "Romans" etc. Looks like most of these "ruins" are a lot older than 2000 or 5000 years ago.
    Appears to have been a global megalithic culture that was wiped out about 12,000 years ago

  • @derekstocker6661
    @derekstocker6661 4 년 전 +16

    Absolutely fascinating, our ancestors were obviously so much more intelligent and better equipped than we think but why are we so suprised at that, previous and current ideas about how "primitive" they were are obviously incorrect in many cases....

  • @peterallman8474
    @peterallman8474 3 년 전 +7

    I hear a lot of, "...no sign of any cutting or chiseling..." expressed as a great mystery. So it's wondrous to the author that they could cut the stone, but wouldn't be able to remove the chisel marks? Come on, get real, that would be the least of their problems.

    • @markuss.6020
      @markuss.6020 2 년 전 +2

      If you pour concrete into a mold, there are no chisel marks either. Oh, did I just ruin a mystery theory?

  • @tommycattap
    @tommycattap 3 년 전 +1

    It had to be the "One eyed, one horn, flying purple people eater".

  • @vishnuvikram1296
    @vishnuvikram1296 4 년 전 +127

    Ancients had 1 thing that we dont have. Patience.😎😎😎😎😎

    • @BrianMartin2007
      @BrianMartin2007 4 년 전 +9

      And loads of time!

    • @divannaviton5488
      @divannaviton5488 4 년 전 +2

      And you're killing it BY TYPING THIS AND NOT CARVING SOMETHING FOR YOUR GRANDSON.

    • @santiagovelosa4238
      @santiagovelosa4238 4 년 전 +7

      And slaves.....

    • @sammie2real2livebates85
      @sammie2real2livebates85 4 년 전 +1

      NO.....it was knowledge...of universal Mathematics...!!!
      Put in stone..."SO NO HATEFUL,SELFISH,EVIL...ASS PERSON (PEOPLE) CAN DISTORT AND DESTROY.AND HIDE HISTORY..!!! (LIKE:THOSE WHO ORDERED THE MASS BURNING OF BOOKS..once upon a time.
      So stone was and still is the hardest element..to record an everlasting message..!!
      not to brag,or boast...or be disrespectful in any form of fashion when I say this...but sacred knowledge..is so sacred,that if ANY INDIVIDUAL WHO WAS TAUGHT(or raised) BY EVIL,HATRED,SUPERIORITY COMPLEX,RACISM,OR ANY THING OR A LOWER SPECIES THINKING ..will never read the languages,described...or even deciphering where the HIDDEN LIBRARY OF KNOWLEDGE IS AT...!!
      only pheasant people like me...know,understand,and can read "ALL LANGUAGE "(lost & dead)
      Because it BREATHES LIFE...PURE ..LOVING.. LIFE..!!!
      #REALTALK..spoken
      From exactly what is there in plain sight...and I keep this to myself...CAUSE HUMANKIND...HAS DONE A UGLY NUMBER ON HUMANKIND....in ALL shapes,forms,and situations...that alot of other species...cry at the atrocities We've done to our planet,inhabitant(small&large) then&now... and having the languages to speak to them all...isn't something to be known,for we are a danger to ourselves...!!!
      LET ALONE OTHERS...WE CAN'T EVEN SHOW LOVE TO ONE HUMANKIND,ANOTHER...IN OUR PURE MENTAL STATE...REALLY.."DON'T NON OF THEM..SEE US AS...EQUALS!!

    • @barratales8793
      @barratales8793 4 년 전

      Sammie2real2live Bates maybe if any of what your saying is true keeping teaching of ancient civilisations to yourself would seem selfish and feeble minded to me. I would be using it to help this (agreed) pathetic human planet.

  • @mythicanomaly3079
    @mythicanomaly3079 4 년 전 +6

    5:50 the stones in peru are cast for sure. since u can see the inner support structure and casting defects that they do NOT show clearly on pictures in this video. on 5:50 u can see the top left stones has all sorts parallel lines in it ,repeating over separate individual stones, not to mention the wooden staves they have used during construction, u can still see the dimples in the outside.... on some of these stones there is wood still inside the stone. and for Pumapunku its the exact same thing. it even has the molds laying on the site that they used for casting witch have a 100% match not to mention all the tools they have found.. unfortunately nothing was mention about this.

  • @Canadian587
    @Canadian587 3 년 전 +7

    "without leaving a trace of a pickaxe or machines" I mean, if you consider the Titanic only took 100 years to almost completly deteriorate, you're probably never going to find physical evidence as to what tools were used to carve granite 2000+ years ago. lol!!!

  • @Griede26
    @Griede26 2 년 전

    for nan madol, the quarry was found on the northern part of the island. i believe it is over 11 miles away.
    other interesting facts about nan madol - the stones over the doorways are called lintels and are perfectly cut, and hold some 10 - 15 layers of stone above them, and have done so since it was built. and yet not 1 of the stones is cracked or broken. an engineer who studied them even said that their is a slight but very decernable 'bow' in the stone (which looks like someone actually planed for it to do that) that has been there since it was built.
    many of those stones on their side are taller than an average human.
    what is also interesting is the MASSIVE city they found that nan madol over looks. its about 60 feet BELOW the surface of that body of water nearby. meaning that nan madol is ABOVE the city. which raises even more questions...

  • @bradley8361
    @bradley8361 4 년 전 +22

    A lot of these technologies haven't gone away. I worked in a cemetery for 20 years and the stonemasons always amazed me with their knowledge and what they could do

    • @rizon72
      @rizon72 4 년 전 +9

      Yep, now imagine what they were like 1000s of years ago. Personally I think the ancient stonemasons would make today's ones look like average joes.

    • @lenovodolby7517
      @lenovodolby7517 4 년 전 +1

      Watch "Praveen Mohan" channel. It's wonderful.

    • @alkebulanawah4242
      @alkebulanawah4242 4 년 전

      Go away u AI troll

    • @ronmeier8850
      @ronmeier8850 3 년 전

      @@alkebulanawah4242 you need a spankin huh?

    • @alkebulanawah4242
      @alkebulanawah4242 3 년 전

      @@ronmeier8850 how u gonna do that through d internet

  • @doc2help
    @doc2help 4 년 전 +5

    The caverns at
    Longyou was a recent visit for me. The intricate carvings you see are recent, done to commemorate the site in some way, but to mu view the deface the original walls. There are several characters in the walls that resemble reliefs seen at Goblekli Tepe and the Temole at Dendara. If they were done by hand it would have been an huge undertaking. There is also no obvious rubble. Thanks for a great Video!

  • @fredardon1186
    @fredardon1186 2 년 전 +16

    After watching this, I feel us modern humans are the dumb ones.

    • @arjr721
      @arjr721 2 년 전 +1

      We were not created without knowledge. Our technology was wiped out by the flood as punishment for our defiance.

  • @marcushull12
    @marcushull12 2 년 전 +8

    Maybe they should stop asking scientists and start asking stone masons ?

  • @axorex
    @axorex 4 년 전 +19

    10:36
    The Longyou Caves are a series of large artificial sandstone caverns located at Phoenix Hill, near the village of Shiyan Beicun on the Qu River in Longyou County, Quzhouprefecture, Zhejiang province, China.

    • @vonshango6311
      @vonshango6311 4 년 전

      artificial sandstone?

    • @axorex
      @axorex 4 년 전 +2

      @@vonshango6311 Meaning _excavated in sandstone_.

  • @jussts
    @jussts 4 년 전 +19

    I'm not sure why anyone is shocked that stone age people were really good at carving and stacking stones...

    • @theressomethingonthewing1960
      @theressomethingonthewing1960 4 년 전 +1

      Yea, clues in the name 😁

    • @charlesroybal4573
      @charlesroybal4573 4 년 전

      TRY STACKING A 10 TON STONE WITH NO PULLY, LEVER, CRANE, OR MECHANIC DEVISES....THERE IS NO WAY THE GREAT PYRAMIDS WERE BUILT WITH JUST MAN POWER....

    • @theressomethingonthewing1960
      @theressomethingonthewing1960 4 년 전

      Ok done that, what now?

    • @pcw28
      @pcw28 4 년 전

      @@charlesroybal4573 The Nile covered a larger area back then so some sort of canal / lock system could have been used to float stones into place?

  • @luschu5487
    @luschu5487 3 년 전

    As the peoples of those days did not have technology nor knowledge to build such magnificent structures then there is the likelihood that visitors from another planet did create them.

  • @romanvigil1555
    @romanvigil1555 2 년 전

    Giants sound legit to me, yum wine, especially with the massive human bones we have uncovered in the recent past and present:-)
    Great video

  • @L8rCloud
    @L8rCloud 4 년 전 +122

    If that stone map was created in the time of Dinosaurs (humans weren't around during this time) ....how could they be accurate today...? The geology would have been completely different.

    • @8twospiders
      @8twospiders 4 년 전 +1

      Geologu dpes not change that fast. MORON!!!

    • @davemartin5794
      @davemartin5794 4 년 전 +16

      @@8twospiders yes it does MORON just Google earth in Jurassic for simple puctures

    • @GR-kw1es
      @GR-kw1es 4 년 전 +16

      @@8twospiders Gotta say your wrong on this mate, yes it does. Go to school.

    • @andapandacongufanda
      @andapandacongufanda 4 년 전 +6

      I’m more confused about it being cement and being that old. I thought cement was fairly recent ? Idk tho

    • @shadowdance4666
      @shadowdance4666 4 년 전 +6

      My backyard geology changes yearly lol

  • @BobSmith-dk8nw
    @BobSmith-dk8nw 4 년 전 +9

    The people who built these things were just as smart as we are. They worked with stone A LOT and probably had been for any number of generations, the stone masons of each day passing their skills down to those who came along after them.
    The History of the Earth has always been a struggle by mankind against entropy. We try to put things back together faster than they fall apart and sometimes - we can't. Throughout mans time on earth civilizations have come and gone, many without leaving us any method of understanding who they were - or even if they ever existed.
    .

    • @Blackcat018
      @Blackcat018 4 년 전

      I'm agree beacuse now a day new generation forgot what is the true process. All people now a day want to build a structure in a easy way.

    • @BobSmith-dk8nw
      @BobSmith-dk8nw 4 년 전

      @Sir Honkalot Only if there's no Apocalypse that cuts the power ...
      .

  • @robertmcfall9071
    @robertmcfall9071 3 년 전 +2

    My guess is that they carved clay which would be easy as hell. Thousands of years later after being petrified it becomes rock.

    • @markuss.6020
      @markuss.6020 2 년 전

      It's not clay, but something similar: sand with added guano gives a polymer (a kind of concrete), which hardenes to stone. In fact the rocks of Pumapunku contain organic material. Concrete is nothing new, in fact also ancient romans used concrete to erect buildings like the Pantheon in Rome. The concrete romans used is much strnger than the one we use today. We know the recipe the romans used, but prefer to work cheaper...

  • @gameon7314
    @gameon7314 2 년 전 +4

    great video.
    Why is it that every time scientist always think it has something to do with a funeral. when they don't know what something is?

  • @eddymaddix1786
    @eddymaddix1786 4 년 전 +296

    Oh FFS
    "seems to have been carved out of a lump of pure granite the granite is so thick that even modern technology would struggle to scratch the surface"
    What would the thickness of anything have to do with whther the surface could be 'scratched'? And granite kitchen worktops are readily available so modern technology seems able to cope.

    • @chadthunderstroke
      @chadthunderstroke 4 년 전 +8

      Could they possibly be referring to it's (granite) density?

    • @chadthunderstroke
      @chadthunderstroke 4 년 전 +9

      Did they mean to say "density" insted of thickness?

    • @shawbros
      @shawbros 4 년 전 +34

      @@chadthunderstroke
      If modern technology can handle cutting diamonds, then it can easily handle granite.

    • @markthervguy
      @markthervguy 4 년 전 +41

      Intellectually shallow musing to say modern science could "barely scratch granite" . A statement made just for dramatic effect. Modern tooling can work granite just fine. Really stupid comment to suggest otherwise.

    • @baruchben-david4196
      @baruchben-david4196 4 년 전 +16

      @@markthervguy Ancient technology could also handle it.

  • @rattazustra7607
    @rattazustra7607 4 년 전 +20

    Most people who claim that scientists don't know any possible answers, simply never bothered to ask one.

    • @Writeous0ne
      @Writeous0ne 4 년 전 +1

      I have answers and i'm no scientist, they were just hand made.

    • @JPMDesignsLLC
      @JPMDesignsLLC 4 년 전 +1

      Just being nosy reading replies.

    • @baronofclubs
      @baronofclubs 4 년 전 +1

      @Nehemiah Scudder There are archeologists who specializes in historical methods of stone masonry. Archeologists are scientists.

    • @50zcarsman
      @50zcarsman 4 년 전

      Good point. A number of scientists may get consulted, but on the wrong subjects -- i.e., matters out of their field of expertise. It's like the Biblical fundamentalists sho've cherry-picked what little Einstein said/wrote concerning religion and the nature of God, while his opinion on these matters was really no more valid than any layman's. Sometimes we get caught up in the chemical composition or stratigraphy of a site or artifact, when we really ought to be consulting a modern-day skilled carpenter or mason for tips as to how it was likely made. Anthropologists and archaeologists, although scientists in their own right, are too seldom consulted EARLY ON by those professing to want "a scientific explanation". A white coat doesn't mean you should be looked upon as the sole source of truth. Finally, we no longer live in an age when a handful of elites could direct thousands of menial hands to perform at a single task for a whole season (as part of a cooperative/corvee labor scheme), come what may, using the most rudimentary tools.

  • @jamin2978
    @jamin2978 2 년 전

    Just the fact that greatest scientist and genius were from early ages, there deeds were almost more than magic, which is amazing and impossible, even our technology cant reveal such explaination🙏🙏🙏

  • @indrekkpringi
    @indrekkpringi 2 년 전 +1

    What you need to know is that artifacts made of stone cannot be dated.
    This means you can throw out all estimates of their age.
    That simplifies all of the artifacts into one category:
    They are the remains of civilizations of an unknown age.

    • @DigitalDepiction963
      @DigitalDepiction963 2 년 전

      Some stone when harvested starts to show dating. Through weather and wear and tear. Geology is amazing:) now the ones carved out of mountain 🏔️ 😮

  • @aleczugcic1240
    @aleczugcic1240 4 년 전 +7

    Look at our unfulfilled potential. It makes me excited for our future to realize there are secrets we still have yet to uncover. The ancients had insanely advanced organic technology. I hope we rediscover

  • @DavidFMayerPhD
    @DavidFMayerPhD 4 년 전 +50

    NO rock like granite is so hard that modern technology has difficulty cutting it.
    Tungsten carbide cuts granite like butter.

    • @adamrose4975
      @adamrose4975 4 년 전 +1

      Diamond tip blades

    • @shasamonaghan8498
      @shasamonaghan8498 4 년 전 +2

      @Trust nobody Trustsnuthin but this is lies, i garentee you haven't even googled if this is shite talk or not, stop smoking weed man

    • @DavidFMayerPhD
      @DavidFMayerPhD 4 년 전 +1

      @Trust nobody Trustsnuthin NOT SO.
      No references.

    • @martinda7446
      @martinda7446 4 년 전 +6

      @Trust nobody Trustsnuthin Ask Michelangelo how he produced a perfect work of art ... in stone? We mastered cutting stone...IN THE STONE AGE.

    • @Tangobaldy
      @Tangobaldy 4 년 전 +5

      I have granite worktops. Polished too. Must be from an alien civilization

  • @johndelong5574
    @johndelong5574 3 년 전 +5

    After the flood of nu-ah the sediments resulting were still relativly soft. This allowed the survivors of the deluge to work the stones with relative ease.Over the centuries the minerals became petrified.This process was the source of fossilization.This process does not occur now since dead animals are scavenged.

    • @chriscreed6410
      @chriscreed6410 2 년 전

      Sorry , but that's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. Lol

    • @johndelong5574
      @johndelong5574 2 년 전

      @@chriscreed6410 Truth stranger than fiction!

  • @jessedover6175
    @jessedover6175 2 년 전 +2

    No chisel marks & smooth "drain holes" are the result of thousands of years of erosion & weathering. Even hundreds of years of weathering causes heavy erosion.

  • @bvnseven
    @bvnseven 4 년 전 +41

    Somewhere in the Universe, our struggles about what we don't know is a hilarious soap opera. Nanoo, Nanoo...

    • @DavidKenny64
      @DavidKenny64 4 년 전 +2

      Luckily, we know a great deal more than yahoos like this guy (sadly) try to imply. He is willing to dismiss very plausible methods because he can't wrap his head around them, or just doesn't believe anybody would (or would want to spend the time to) do it that way.

  • @jbobjorushia8559
    @jbobjorushia8559 3 년 전 +27

    Thanks for showcasing some of the lesser known megalithic structures around the world, some of which were new to me. Shout out to Graham Hancock! 💖

    • @Angel-st9dd
      @Angel-st9dd 2 년 전

      Boa Hancock sexy asf

    • @Paul-hl8yg
      @Paul-hl8yg 2 년 전

      Hancock is delusional in many of his 'theories'! 🇬🇧

  • @mtdr-mn1dg
    @mtdr-mn1dg 3 년 전

    I was just thinking how can people from the ancient world can built all of that,such amazing it we could see all of that today.but it could nice if we can go in time travel see all of that.can u all imagine.maybe someday all of our great great grandson n granddaughter could go there

  • @the_cursor
    @the_cursor 6 개월 전

    Aliens came to Earth to help humans stack rocks using lasers, acoustic waves, and probably a couple of Festool Dominos. Yeah.