Yo I know some of the shit out there like ancient aliens is WACK af. (At least the way they go about it, everything ending in aliens.)
But this video is solid proof/evidence of a past long forgotten OR erased.
2 hours is long af but trust me its worth it, skip to where they get to precision / geometry.

Good watch

Hope your serious


Long af watch but it's good

This post was edited by JesusLee on Sep 4 2024 07:20pm

I remember watching a Documentary of how The Maya Civilization had constructed a Water System that would basically Clean the Water and it was ALL based on how Wave Sounds Interacts, If I find it I will post it here, it is very interesting that even back then they manage to come up with such a system.

Here is another interesting video to watch, that Youtube Channel actually has more videos of the sort.



This post was edited by DePoRtEd on Sep 11 2024 09:31pm

Enjoyed the watch. The "experts" will say it's natural. Doesn't look very natural to me.

Hiring 2 ancient laborers to hone and polish my concrete. The power tools and diamond wheels I've used are good, but not great like the buried stones in the Labyrinth

This post was edited by RedFromWinter on Oct 8 2024 07:27am

Coolest thing to recent history might be like Coral Castle is FL I think it is.
Just watch the video give me your thoughts

Will watch more after work. Have seen Coral Castle and some methods described for moving the stones and creating the revolving door. Also guy in Michigan showed basic leverage techniques and pivot strategies, sand pits etc for moving stones.

The video i posted in first post in hands down the best proof for advanced ancient craftsman.

First off, the UnchartedX guy is meh, I've watched his content and he definitely goes into la la land and confirmation bias prevalent. Did like his video on Egypt labyrinth and study of the granite machined vases not making sense in the status quo timeline.

Have not digested as much content from structures in Ancient India. The barabar site cutouts remind me of storage caches. One of the same theories presented for the granite boxes at Saqqara. Makes me wonder if they were repurposed from their original form. Like some Egyptian sites having shoddy level hieroglyph etched into near perfect geometries.

Don't want to discount the Indian people, they do have a continuity with their culture to the ancient sites that no other cultures can claim. Living sites vs forgotten