Ancient Artifacts So Advanced They Shouldn’t Exist

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[SusanEmilyRyanHancock]

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[nicbarth]

That shit had me thinking I ate some mushrooms for a minute lmao

[oldstrawhat]

Your discussion of the Dendera Lightbulb and the lack of soot in interior spaces made me wonder if mirrors are a better explanation than electric light. Other, later civilizations, in other regions, used series of mirrors to reflect sunlight. So why not also in the earlier Egyptian Empire?

[ChildofDust]

There is a major audio issue about 7 minutes into the video.

[dixiewatson]

I'm a long time viewer. I appreciate h😊w your videos are growing with content most won't look at unbiasedly.

Thought on the lycurgus cup? ...if the silver and gold particles can help determine fluid densities, I wonder if it wasn't used to check for poison in the kings wine?

[randyscj]

Hello OE, IMHO, we've never been alone as things pop up from ancient history which we either didn't know about until well after they did or that we couldn't reproduce it w/our current technology... Just say'n! Hope all's well with everyone/thing. Keep up the good work and vids. Be safe and take care, "God Bless", sincerely, Randy. 😇🙏👊

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[Snowman]

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[BlenderStudy]

Thank you for the update, Katrina..!! 17:34 I heard about Moche people. They were one of the most violent group of people who ever lived. 🥶 I don't think they had casting, smelting nor forging equipment at all, so I'd say all their metal relics came from elsewhere..

[michaelrooney]

The Ancient Egyptians used a type of fluorescence paint in their temples. That's what I was told when visiting Luxor and visiting temples

[jennifermelton]

I've always loved history, but I've noticed as I've gotten older that no matter what book you pick up about history, no matter where in the world, you will see repeatedly, some variation of the sentence "we don't know". So I'm even more baffled by historians and archeologists that are hell bent on the linear human progression narrative that's clearly not true. They'll admit that they don't know, but somehow they DO know that the idea of advanced civilizations prior to our own is ridiculous. But why exactly? They REALLY believe that humans sat around in caves for hundreds of thousands of years until one day someone just said "well, that's enough of that. Let's build a civilization"? That's pretty stupid if you ask me

[tzbbsos]

Could they have put an electric gel in a container and made electricity of some sort?

[dianahartzmann]

- the pronunciation for the Harz Mtns is a hard z (just like Mozart) which sounds like HARTZ. That's the reason my family had to add a T to our name when they moved to this country.

[samuelsantanajr.]

The only problem with the galaxy wheels is that they don't incompass the trajectory of the Sun in the Universe. They are more of a Stangnant Theory form of the actual thing. Just as a premise for a basic understanding of how a Galaxy Works in essence minus the previously stated factor of Ascension which is the Path throughout the Endless. Or the Why It's Endless.

[josho.]

Sumer, Egypt, etc had free energy and the monoliths worked like antennae, sending power around the area and potentially world, considering pyramids exist even in America.

[thesilversurfer]

The Sumerians were considered to be one of the first civilized people who were supposedly invented by a strange race of “gods” that came to this planet. The Epic of Gilgamesh tells that story. Sumeria was “invented” rather than having evolved.

[greenbear]

The ancients were much better at documenting things they saw and did than we currently are doing. We write on paper or use a computer which will not survive the centuries. The ancients documented on rock, in hardened clay and metal.

[Pbavtor]

Katrina, it's very hard to find evidence of lightbulbs from our own time in landfills. And I'm doubtful we would recognize the non glass parts of such a thing.