Archaeologists Discovered A Pre-Historic Structure In China That Man Can't Build

Archaeologists Discovered A Pre-Historic Structure In China That Man Couldn't Build

Embark on a journey to the Yangshan Quarry near Nanjing, China, where a recent archaeological discovery has sent shockwaves through the scientific community. This pre-historic structure, a megalithic marvel shrouded in mystery, challenges our very understanding of ancient engineering and human capabilities. Could this be evidence of lost civilizations, forgotten technologies, or something even more profound? In this mini documentary, we delve into the heart of the Yangshan Quarry, exploring its mind-boggling mega-structures and intricate details. We'll examine the precision cuts, massive stones, and perplexing construction techniques that have left experts baffled. Join us as we attempt to unravel the enigma of this pre-historic wonder and question everything we thought we knew about our past. This is a discovery that could rewrite history as we know it.

#china #archaeology #Megalithic #ancientmysteries #ancienthistory #LostCivilizations #Prehistoric #history #discovery #lifesbiggestquestions #lbq

[johnwick-iiil]

Just because an Emperor once directed an operation at this site, doesn't mean the entire project was his.
Once again we are given their best guess....presented as fact. They can tell us all about the Emperor they claim this was for....But they cant explain the knobs on it's sides, or why they were used around the globe on other sites.

[pamelagaull]

Is that demented piano music essential? There’s already more than enough going on with the amazing structures and Graham Hancock’s voice. There is mute and subtitles thank goodness.

[WatZ-In-Ur-Head]

The original stone builders could shape and manage stone regardless of the size or weight. The technology appears to have been lost in the past 12, 000+ years.

[WorldMysteriesu]

Incredible! Discovering a prehistoric structure that modern humans couldn't build makes me wonder about the mysterious knowledge of ancient people. These findings open up an entirely new world of unknown history. Thank you to the channel for bringing such a fascinating view of the past!

[ArcaneUniverse-]

6:11 – The way you explained this part blew my mind! 🔥 Such a cool connection between archaeology and modern science!

[danielturner]

I've got one of life's biggest questions and it's this how do we know that this existence were experiencing is the first plane of existence it's a question I ponder quite alot 😅

[johnlord]

Gobekli Tepe is dated at 9600 BCE, and (now) Karahan Tepe is (said to be) even older. These places were all pre-Adamite. These places would be post-12, 800 end of the Ice Age, ... and their occupation can be validated in 1620 BCE, the biblical Terah and Abraham family migrated to Haran/Syria, which is now recognized to now be Karahan. So occupation in or around Karahan can be traced from 12, 800s down to 1620 BCE, and then be discarded buried. Such would be the same area of Gobekli Tepe, that then moved and became Edessa of Jesus' time, then Urfa and San Urfa of today. So these regions were originally constructions of pre-Adamites, and only came into Adamite history by the ancestors temporarily living in those areas.

[Raymund-Swales]

Why not just give weights in metric, rather than in elephants and aeroplanes? Had to do the presentation at that point.

[richardkautz]

One thing is for sure, their way of thinking was a lot different than how we think and see things today.
Things like the atmosphere at that time was higher in oxygen. Just that would make a tremendous difference in how things were able to be made.
Incredible, no matter how you look at it.

[MrRidingman]

There were giants in the earth in those days; and also after that .... .... the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown. Genesis 6:4

[mrsillywalk]

There has been a lot of things moved about at Brú na Bóinne since I was a child. The place has turned into another tourist attraction. We are just lucky that they are not ruining all the other stuff in the valley.

[-jpgb]

Maybe, we can find evident in Chinese text saying how to relocate Megalithic stone from point A to B and how to crave stone into blocks.

[SFLensgroup]

Imagine being the poor guy at Yangshan Quarry, breaking your back over that 16, 250-ton stone, and then someone says, ‘You know what? Let’s just leave it here.’ 😂 If you were one of those ancient engineers, would you keep going or just throw in the towel? Or maybe leave a note saying, ‘Your move, next generation’? Let's hear your ‘Ming Dynasty project manager’ takes! 📜👷‍♂ #EpicStoneStruggles

[Frank-lfyo]

I agree all these old and unexplainable landscapes should be study and not destroyed it is something we do not understand

[TuttusTelevision]

Try walking across the world with an entire population of people... tell me how long it will take, if at all possible!!!! Remember, there are no roads, no highways, no motels and no service stations... what the fxxck are we even talking about

[DownhillAllTheWay]

Probably the product of a ruler with far too much power - Ming: "I want this to be done"
Works manager : (thinks) "I don't think this can be done" (Says) "OK guys, the boss wants this done"
Work starts, and they do what is possible, but the scale of the project simply isn't feasible - so it must inevitably be abandoned.

[pamelagaull]

Always in these huge many tons blocks there are nobbles on the sides. Nobody ever mentions them as somehow being involved in the lifting of such blocks. Has anyone any information on these nobbles?

[HarunSever-vw]

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[TheJoeKisanue]

The nubs on the sides were for standing on planks across to work the stone above

[crticalthinking]

None of this is impossible for humans. Just because you don't know how to figure it out doesn't mean ancients couldn't do it. It still stands because the stone age was more advanced than our toys today.