Who Built The Enormous Treasury of Atreus?

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[skippylippy]

The math needed for the engineering of this structure is astonishing.

[TheOscarateo]

I was there and it's very impressive

[AZsmoothrider]

One of your best videos yet! I would challenge any modern group to build this with bronze tools, rope, and timber...no calculators/computers/diamond tools, cranes etc.
Arches amaze me, domes like this blow my mind!

[TheWhoreculture]

I can't tell you how many times I've stood inside and out of this incredible structure - having visited Mycenae, 2/6 times a year for the last 20! I've had the entire site and museum to myself on rainy days in Febury/March. Though the "Lion Gate" is impressive as is the citadel itself, with clear evidence of two styles( at least) of building - the megalithic stones are vast! There is also the Huge blocks that make up part of, what is now called Argos and the the nearby pyramid at Hellinikon! All are amazing .but, doesn't in anyway compare to the finesse and perfection of this "Tomb/treasury". There is recent and very contentious 'bioluminescence dating' which dates the pyramid to 2720BCE +/- 580 years which would make it contemporaneous with the conventional dating of some of the work on the Giza plateau.But, traveling around the countryside of this fascinating piece of mainland Greece, its hard to find anything of the qualituy - or the size of thess stones - at the above site. The lintel is not just vast but curved and there are two of them one outside and one inside, you can see the joint as you walk underneath, but it still makes each enormous and adds to the workmanship, that they - whoever really built it - were able to cut two!! There is a mystery in this whole area, which has been inhabited for so very long; including the possibility that Athens and other sites in Greece were founded far earlier than we are led to believe. I do enjoy your channel, I've been lucky enough to have visited many of the sites you mention and have been studying ancient, ancient history for some 40 plus years now. Keep up the good work and the fight to reassess the ideas that are forced upon us by the current paradigm. Very best wishes.

[jamesjroller]

Another great video. I'm really glad I found and subscribed to this channel. I've been noticing the door sizes on these megalithic structures lately. I used to think the giants of ancient texts were just some kind of Jungian metaphor, but I notice these structures typically have doors that would accommodate a 20 foot tall person (being). I also notice that the steps often come in sets and landings, suggesting that they could have accommodated contemporary-sized people and much larger beings co-existing together. The larger beings could just step up and down from landing to landing. Sounds crazy, I know. Just an idea, even if it is outlandish, because the fact is none of us were around and everything involving these structures is, at this point, just theory.

[et]

Very interesting this is the first time I have heard of or seen this structure. Excellent video🖒

[bobnifty]

best one of these so far mate well done, keep up the great work

[wayne]

This structure is a echo chamber, inner walls covered in shells to help reach optimum vibrational frequency through humming. The pyramid hatch had a black VRIL crystal in it, when exited by the sound would switch on

[islandmonusvi]

Build and fill allows both stability and ramping. Once completed the aggregate scaffolding on the inside
of the structure is simply removed and repurposed off site.

[QuestionsStuff]

One of my fav channel ...I just wish Mystery History would make longer vids ..

[servantofMostHighELELON]

Be nice to find in the backyard. Ancient bar. great acoustics.

[Xx_nobody_xX]

This wasnt built by happenstance. This builder had greater knowledge than anyone today

[unit_]

Washers and dryers were huge back then so that’s why doors were so big!

[ranse]

The lintel and triangular design share similarities with the relieving chambers in the great pyramid at Giza. How they calculated the size of the stones required to adequately support these structures blows my mind.

[grandpaissues]

That huge lintel is only carrying its own weight. The "triangle" above redirects all above weight to wall.

[sebastianp]

Incredible content as always guys, thank you

[Vipenstrike]

Thanks for providing the architectural design idea for my future house!

[stephenh]

The largest brilliance of ancient stone works are the fact they remain mostly if not all in tact after so many years. Earthquakes, floods, meteors, wars, etc...and yet they survive. ;)

[joemommma]

nice video. ive never heard of this place

[briannoecker]

I have visited the site and the blocks are made from a type of conglomerate stone. They're made up of small rounded stones. No saw marks were visible. The blocks almost looked to me like maybe they could have been poured. I noticed that the bocks were precisely curved inside the structure. There is a doorway to the right when you walk inside. I don't know what the doorway was for or where it led to. The site is totally amazing. Whoever built it was extremely intelligent.