Bronze Age Tools Could NEVER Construct These Ancient Megaliths

@MatthewLaCroix

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[loiskampp]

Please don't start saying that it was ancient aliens because what an insult that would be to the human people that actually built them.

[rezaganjizadeh]

The ancient peoples were more advanced than we give them credit for
Example:
1. Persians managing a huge number of cultures and unifying them during a time of cultural superiority complex
2. Greek philosophy
3. Egyption (egypt and sudan) and latin american engineering marvels
4. Indian contributions to medicine and maths
5. Chinese construction of the great wall

[MrFlejon]

At this point, the "ancient technology" mouvement is more like a cult than archeology

[TheSunsetjames]

When there is no tv, no internet, no phones, you come up with weird stuff to do.

[oftin_wong]

There is no mainstream archaeology ...it's just archaeology
Because psuedoscience is always just psuedoscience

[Kayluv]

Bronze tools hard work and man power is what built these.. Thats the lost technology we don’t have today😂

[michaelevans]

It was done with the power of slavery.... Sad but true... No aliens, no Atlantis, just pain and terror as motivational tools. Humans are both terrifying and impressive, what man can inflict on his fellow humans.

[wheela]

They didn't disappear they still right here on this Earth

[MRoachthe]

We should carve a megalithic Chuck Norris for future earthlings to discover.

[johnquinn]

100 years ago everybody who lived in a thatch house new how to thatch the roof. Now only a handful of people know. When people stop doing things knowledge is lost. That doesn't mean that they were smarter just what they knew has been forgotten

[YangSunWoo]

Man, conspiracy theorists will never learn

[Salamander]

To say that these civilisations disappeared suddenly without warning, is an uneducated guess. Are we children or what.

[LouLou]

It's scarry what we could have forgotten that we've not found evidence off, let alone what we've found evidence of. I don't think we know a percent of our real history abd what we do know is dismissed as myth and fantasy and mocked

[africanqueen]

Europe’s Greed, Lies & Destruction set us back 2000 years by denying our Ancient African past that we taught the Greeks by civilizing them & teaching them about GOD, & how to read & write. 🙏🏾👏🏾

[chadneal]

We’re next on that list of civilizations disappearing. Cosmic highway. Nothing we can do to avoid it.

[ismailabdelirada]

I think you underestimate the capabilities of large numbers of motivated people living in a time before inconsequential distractions (TV, anyone?) took us away from cooperating to achieve great things that we'd struggle to duplicate today.

[jr]

Take a good look at The Valley of the Kings, and at Petra. You just might see something quite interesting there.

[notchoome]

And yet again, we come to a close. We'll be back. I think.

[halfsquatchshortbeard]

I think humans were around for eons, back to Pangea and we all lived in contact on one mega continent. That’s why we see such similar mythology, buildings, etc.

[ezrafriesner]

Yes they could. Just because you don’t understand them doesn’t mean they didn’t