Ancient Civilizations Most Baffling Mysteries, Perhaps Our History is NOT What You think it is...

Researchers, mainstream and otherwise, believe that we are not the first advanced civilization on Earth. Furthermore, one or more advanced civilizations might have existed, thrived, declined, and perished in prehistory, it's uncharted and its an unrecorded history, the evidence is all around us..

1. The Olmec Legacy, Veracruz 0:07
2. Bizarre Sigiriya, Sri Lanka 8:21
3. Moai of Easter Island 12.59
4. Baffling Sacsayhuaman, Peru 17.13
5. Mystery of Silbury Hill, England 24.41
6. Ellora and Ajanta, India 29:47
7. The Peculiar Bent Pyramid, Egypt 36.27
8. Derinkuyu Underground City, Turkey 42:37
9. Biggest Pyramid in World, Cholula, Mexico 49:58
10. Gilgal Rephaim, Golan Heights, Israel Stone Circle 57:22
11. The Angkor Compex, Cambodia 1:04:28
12. Kerma Nile Civilization, Nubia 1:13:41
13. Carnac Alignments, France 1:22:06
14. Ollantaytambo Sun Temple 1:25:02
15. Stonehenge Alignments Mystery 1:31:35
16. Native American Petroglyphs 1:42:38
17. Gilgamesh and His Weird Epic 1:50:32
18. Hampi, India 1:54:07
19. Mayapan Citadel, Mexico 1:58:18
20. Egyptian Dynasties 2:05:17

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[domilontano]

What?? Why did they say that the Olmecs first arose in the Fertile Crescent of Mesopotamia? That's basically the other side of the earth. Must be a script editing error!

[free_at_last]

26:14 - "Construction began in August, indicating that it started in August."
Logically sound.

[jacquelyndiamond]

I do not think the Asian characteristics mesh with the Black Olmec heads - these are different civilizations, entirely.

[jaimedavis]

"many agree that ollantaytambo may have been around long before the inca existed.. making it one of ancient Incas largest sites. "..
anyone ?
just me?

[richardprofit]

Anyone interested in this topic would probably really like Immanuel Velikovsky's books...the amount of research he did in many fields is astounding, and his theories explain so many of these anomalies and mysteries...

[WilAdams]

I find it surpassing strange that the view taken by 'mainstream' archeologists is that each of these odd--yet oddly must be viewed independently. Thigs like how the stone walls built in South America without mortar and seemingly 'cut' into the odd puzzle-like pieces, are also found across the world. We also have the 'discovery' of such things like bronze INDEPENDENTLY in South America/Mexico and also in Europe, but oddly NOT in sub-Saharan Africa. Further you have the weird timing of these things/discoveries. Finally, there is the INSISTANCE that NO communication across the Atlantic/Pacific oceans was possible at the time by anyone OTHER than the Polynesians who are given credit for MAJOR and FREQUENT voyages across the Pacific South Seas. I would also add the mystery of just how was it that the Meso-Americans had discovered Bronze (metal) and yet by the time of the Conquest they had REVERTED to the use of volcanic glass (Obsidian), and had not even discovered the wheel. It's almost as if the use of bronze was done so long ago that knowledge of it was LOST and never re-discovered until the Conquest. IF, however, we look at all of these similar things around the world--like the underground cities, the puzzle stones, pyramids, and such then PERHAPS, just PERHAPS, what we really have is EVIDENCE of a World Wide culture of people who were shattered (only their structures and in some cases their myths/legends) and cast into ruin. What could have done this? I propose the eruption of a Super Volcano--like Yellow Stone. That would explain why they were forced to live underground with their animals. It would also explain the loss of information like bronze in the Americas. The people who came later--descendants of the people of this shattered empire--were far enough away from the event that much of what their ancestors had known was lost.

[Unkl_Bob]

Silbury hill. After it waz abandonded thousands of years ago it lay abandonded for thousands of years . Such insightful words .

[Unkl_Bob]

Where is the narrator getting the numbers of Inca who made rope, who worked the stone . 6000, 9000 ?? Is there some written record of the construction ?

[RamblinJer]

Academia is obtuse, the Inca had neither technology nor tools to cut granite let alone haul megalithic stones 10, 000 feet up a mountain which has 1, 500 foot cliffs, it absurd to even suggest, but let's say they did construct them. Why then is highest quality workmanship at lowest level of construction? Technology does not devolve it only improves! This same issue is seen at countless megalithic sites around the globe, along with unfinished works in quarries. Far too many irregularities with every aspect of current paradigm. A reasonable conclusion based on overwhelming supporting evidence is a global catastrophe occurred with humanity set back to square one. The Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis fits like a glove. Impact craters, sudden end to Ice Age, megafauna extinction, global flood stories with every culture, evidence of global climate change, evidence many artifacts were machined with many showing mistakes impossible to make if crafted by hand, above technology precision, hieroglyphs of lesser quality than actual work is seen, same scoop marks found globally at ancient quarries, out of place advanced artifacts, etc. These sites were inherited and the inhabitants stated this. It's documented many cultures during first contact when asked who built this stuff stated they were already here, but academia being divine and all knowing has chose to reject these claims. It's pretty arrogant to dismiss first hand information from those who would know, but repeatedly this has occurred. Stated histories outright dismissed or labeled myths. Archeology is very committed to what they truly are....conjecture.

[dougg]

The heads look like actual portraits. More so than Egyptian ones that look like they all went to the same art school.

[Unkl_Bob]

The narrative spoken about the Sri Lanka fortress atop the granite intrusion is confusing. "Lions rock towers above the temple, which was built on top of it", how can it be on top of and at the same time have the rock tower over it.

[stillraven]

You just can't resist acting like you know something you obviously DON'T!
No idea how it was done, but it took 500 men 150 years to build😳

[joelee]

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[honeymilch]

I think they look more Polynesian or Pacific Islander rather than African or Asian.

[WaynesWorld]

Thanks for the video lots of efforts to make

[jimcunningham]

What i find baffling is that this channel still exist .
I am not compelled

[Automedon]

What a spectacular museum display of the Olmec artifacts.

[Automedon]

I have never believed the rolling log theory. Unless the terrain is perfectly flat, they would encounter hundreds of obstacles - trees, rocks, mounds and small hills along the way. And, if the ground was wet or soft, the logs would sink enough that they couldn't roll anyway. The area around Stonehenge was all forests in those days too. If moved by barges, the rocks would have to be lifted on and off the boats with cranes the size of dockyard cranes today and is every river deep and wide enough to accommodate barges of that size? How were these barges propelled, especially upstream? I don't know such obvious facts and questions against the theories are ignored.

[highjenksd]

Stone henge is a make shift jack stand for a ship that was having some issues so they pulled over on the side of the road (earth) realized they had spare flux capacitor but the had no way to work on the ships broken landing gear so they made a make shift spaceship stand and they put it up on blocks so they could work on it and once they fixed everything they took off and left Stone henge behind, its blocks being used as jack stands

[Unkl_Bob]

Sachsayhuaman is Inca? Are you sure they did not find it premade and built on it with their lesser skilled masonry ?