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has there been any excavations on the mountain - any sign of its natural form being enhanced with carving or building?

Have they made a video about what's behind the door with the copper locks I'd love to see that !

25:42 Channel looks engineered

Garbage take

I wonder how long it will be before the World Economic Forum provides funding and shuts all research down with the lame excuse that they are saving it for future generations. Like they are doing with Gobekli Tepi in Turkey.

Strange stone, strange tone !

Those who know about Mahabharat hindu epic….😅

The Halls of Amenti.

I’m sorry my friend, but just droning on about the “things they found” at this site isn’t enough. It wouldn’t have been too much of an issue to give this enigmatic Venus figurines a couple more minutes. Especially since you showed the fragment of one that stands out from the rest. One of the figurines appears to be in a state of advanced pregnancy, her hands are placed in front of her abdomen and a coil-like rope is bound around both wrists. What was this rope representing? Was she held captive? What about the other Venus found at Kostenki who had the name thick, coiled rope tied around both breasts and wrapped around the back of her upper body? These details bring this site to life, these are memorable details that people will remember…or even create enough interest to research on their own. Most ancient and/or prehistoric enthusiasts (your viewership) thrive on these little details, they make us want to know more. A rather dull inventory of a site, even as enigmatic as Kostenki, have zero entertainment factor.

Love you for this, I was in the tomb earlier this week but you really need equipment

Zahi Hawass needs to have someone Hawass his Zahi.

If Hawas says the tunnels are modern then that’s proof they are ancient.

I've enjoyed your channel til now even if it has pushed certain views which I disagree with. But I would love to know why Giza Labyrinth pops up in text at the beginning of this video and then you proceed to show and talk about natural cave systems. I really encourage people to do a quick search on the enigma that the Labyrinth actually is written by ancient historians who actually saw it. There was nothing natural about it and it's grandeur rivaled even that of the great pyramids.

Would love to visit❤

Whats with your annoying bizarre intonations buddy?

I came to these exact conclusions.

your right about Hawas, verifiication is essesntial

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Modeled based on eye of the Sahara. The Minoans escaped from atlantis (West Africa) and settled in Europe. The first Europeans were West Africans.

Looks like it was intentionally filled with rubble and then sealed off. Probably because of lizard people..

Its an ancient bathroom, connected to an underground sewer.

He doesn't have a clue.

Muchas gracias,

If you give someone sufficient motivation, they'll get those stones filed, fitted, dragged and placed quick

Grandes Recuerdos Del Pasado Humano

So no one had seen it before 1883 yeah right

Ancient Egyptians would be surprised that people think something mysterious about their toilets! Lol

Every few years they had a big fire ravaging the city. So they learn tu put theres goods under the earth. And even living there.

Another great video🎉

Vitrified stoneware pottery is wood fired to 1310 degrees, or "cone 10" in the jargon. That is the tempersture required for most the classic glazes, including ash glaze where the ash is either spplied as a slurry or simply "fly ash" the ash from the fire blowing through the kiln. Bringing an enclosed fire to this temperature is tough work. Bringing an open fire yo such a temperature is even harder as the heat is dispersed in all directions. A ready supply of firewood is essential. I see no readon to assume thst whole walls would be fired at once. Nubs may indicate positioning of supports for progressive smaller fires.

How probable is it that the cave had water running through it when the monuments were built?

The "nubs" are a problem, but that could make them a key to the construction process. To create such a protuberance by carving rock requires a huge amount of additional effort. There are easier ways to create a support for timber framing or hand holds for climbing. The same shape made as a hollow (inverted) is a fraction of the work. So if the protuberances are not carved why would we assume anything else is? One other thing is obvious in the pictures here and that is rarely mentioned. I see delamination of the surface. This suggests that the blocks are not homogenous. Some limestone does delaminate near the cut surface as exposure to air hardens the surface and creates a discontinuity but delamination is usually a result of attempts to clean the blackened surface. Conservationists in New Zealand have ceased attempting to clean the surfaces of Oamaru stone (a local limestone) walls built in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. But we are talking a different stone and a completely different timescale here.

From Google: Caves are natural; tunnels are man-made (or animal or insect made - that is, they are constructed, and not 'formed'). Caves are irregular in shape, have large caverns and narrow passages; a tunnel is more typically roughly the same diameter throughout.

"Poor man... Make a great short though!"

Lovely Matt: Is it G. Hancock who writes about the 'Duat' Mythology/Hypothesis ie. 'As Above, so Below?' where we imagine the Egyptians 'Questing Out' the Giza Plateau, due to it's proximity to the Nile (with its Duat similarity to the Milky Way?)... - I've a feeling you've said you don't Subscribe to this notion - but it's interesting to imagine this natural cave system *also* forming part of this Quest, again with its Duat similarity to the River (Styx?) of mythology... Fascinating stuff mate, and thanks as ever for putting this together... Bobby 🙏🏻 Ps. Did Andrew Collins do 300+ metres on his own? Either way, those ANcient Aliens boys really are L👀ns aren't they?... 🤪😂🤣

What key are you narrating in? These are some great ideas about forming and fitting the stones. But you still don’t know how to do it.

Well again, a well balanced review of evidence and hypothesis. Why are you not a qualified archeologist/egyptologist? Your methodical review of evidence and conculsions feel more valid than most. Maybe the platform you use is not as respected as it should be. Many thanks for the presentation you produce.

Every time i see something with Hawass, i shake my head. It's like he refuses to acknowledge ANYTHING that doesn't fit his narrative of the history of the Plateau. He "didn't know" the tunnels extended 300'? Really? What in the world has the guy been doing for decades?

Sooo... here goes another mystery, the Giza underworld. There are some holes in giza that you can throw sand in it forever and it won't fill... They are just natural caves, makes sense

THANK YOU FOR KEEPING IT REAL. IT IS TRULY REFRESHING TO HEAR SOMEONE WHO ADMITS WHEN THINGS ARE "UNKNOWN" INSTEAD OF PUSHING THE MAINSTREAM NARRATIVE.

It seems like the whole Giza Plateau feels artificial, its somewhat overlooked that at one point the entire area was covered in 3 foot thick basalt polygonal masonry and the ancient saying of 'As Above So Below' has more meaning then just words and not necessarily meaning stars and Earth. Could it not just as easily be ground and underground. The Osirus shaft is amazing and they now know where the Maze of Hawara is via GPR. I believe there is so much more that is known and not shared or simply just not found yet. The Egyptians have a history like no other culture as their story starts with "we are a legacy civilisation of a much grander Culture", maybe why the early Pharaoh's made journeys/pilgrimage to the Sahara but were they trying to find something or looking for something. To go to the trouble and expense of building water stations all the way from Memphis to the Sahara, its quite the journey. The only thing i hope is when we get a 'new' set of people in charge of Egyptian archaeology they are a little more open minded and less aggressive about dating things, there is no shame in saying "we can confirm the first part of the Kings list but cannot at this stage confirm anything further". Instead of the first part is correct, the rest they made up - just how do they know that? The simple answer is they don't. Iv'e just published a book titled 'The 4th Age of Man' which talks a lot about prehistory and how cataclysms could not only break a civilisation but separate the survivors into smaller groups with less knowledge. Only Oral Traditions continue of what was, the flood for instance is a story over 400 cultures have stories about. A lost advanced civilisation is another Worldwide oral tradition and i believe its these traditions that are window on prehistory as we know the written word has been changed for religious, propergander, financial, legitimising a usurper and the list goes on where oral traditions are harder to change as we would have heard them from childhood to adulthood and the lessons of campfire stories is the same as our internet, information.

So that's where Orcrist came from

I suspect the false wall was installed because the discovery of the natural tunnels was accidental.

Less than 1000 years ago, you'd be put to death if you openly preached the heliocentric model. Legit scientists used to think the structure of heaven was an actual part of our cosmos and factored it into the mathematics and physics of the solar system. So go figure. We're most likely going to find out that we actually were civilized far sooner than we believed AS WELL AS a few more points in the technology section and understand that human hands just simply cannot do this otherworldly, near laser like perfect cuts in granite. Granite cutting technology is HORRIBLE today. We'd need some serious Industrial machinery to replicate Egyptian granite. Something that eludes most of the brains on this planet. Why? Idk it's this odd, dogmatic like relationship. Idk why everyone would get so upset if we are older in antiquity? That'd be badass

I'm a mason and have always believed that they were Composite Masonry. The reason they can't reproduce the work is because the Giants whom built the original are not around to set them; that would be the, "Lost Civilization," that you are referring to. ,

I dint understand how you can claim him to be wrong. We can't date stone. What evidence do you have Suggesting it's origin date? You cannot use organic materials to accurately date the point at which these structures were built. If the world ended right now, in 3000 years from now, people would stumble upon what once was NYC and date the organic material that they find. 2024.now think about allllllllll of the history they are forgetting about and so closely and dangerously wiped an ancient civilization from the record. NOT COOL. You cannot date stone. What if this site remained empty for 4,000 years? All speculation and assumption. Not wise to call someone wrong when it itself has yet to be fully understood.

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Very odd texture on the surface of the limestone within the caves. My guess is it's efflorescence mineralization and not precipitated. Cave sediments are often scientifically useful for many reasons. They should be studied by geologists with an archeologist tagging along rather than the other way around.

the tomb of birds is well known with archeologists, only Collins tried to bake his CT out of this

How much does the Atlantean Andy pay you for a name drop lol you do know that’s a Sellout.. are you Selling out? How much do you get for Iintegraty 😂