Ancient Technology & Mysterious Artifacts

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[TheRotnflesh]

Love your content! Thanks for all you do. My 2 cents:

Brien Foerster lives in Peru and has studied Puma Punku for decades. He has stated on MULTIPLE occasions that Puma Punku, as well as Tiwanaku, are likely pre-diluvian, much like Gobekli Tepe, Karahan Tepe, Boncuklu Carla, and other sites. Matthew Lacroix has been studying Lake Van for several years, and Turkiye for a decade, and feels very strongly that Lake Van is housing a civilization from 20, 000+ years ago. There are other locations easily posited as pre-diluvian around the world (like the Longyou Caves, Yangshan Quarry, Osaka, and Easter Island). They all show signs of specific tools, designs, materials of choice, and construction methods but they are all megalithic, mortarless, and still-standing. No civilization would have resisted the urge to use it again. No prettier example can be found than Osaka, Japan. The Octopus Stone, the foundations of the Imperial Palace, and many other locations are megalithic, interlocking stone without mortar, similar to Khem (Egypt), Cusco (Peru), Malta, Greece, Italy, Lebanon, etc...

The reason I'm calling you out for the Puma Punku bit is that Puma Punku cannot possibly be 1, 500 years old. It is crafted 100% in andesite, 7 on the Moh's scale, where stainless steel is 5.5-6.3; cutting andesite (heavily rich in iron, and typically ferromagnetic) is all-but impossible for primitive tools. No archaeologist is claiming they had iron, only copper and silver; there is no way they could have cut, shaped, and placed Puma Punku with the precision by which it was done. It has been declared impossible and the likelyhood that it predates the Younger Dryas grows every year.

Matthew Lacroix, Billy Carsen, Paul Wallis, and Brien Foerster will be making a documentary covering this potential human history. There is too much evidence to ignore the idea, and if they DID know things we don't then we are best served by searching. Our species has found ruins many times and repurposed them. Pyramids across the world, many showing signs of having been rebuilt (Giza), all across the 30th parallel.

[bjorndamrong]

Hi Katrina have a great day and love your explaining 😍

[patsyw]

Good morning! Coffee and Katrina -A great way to start an old lady's day! You are never too old to learn!

[danielhollandtwin]

Love watching after work everyday to wind down

[candiceperry]

It is awesome to learn about ancient discoveries

[toddzillasimon]

Sending love and respect from New Brunswick, Canada 🍁

[_LCUK_]

I love your videos. Whenever I have nothing to do I just turn on your channel to watch your latest channel! So informative!

[eternalsunshine]

They actually have found a Viking sun stone. On a shipwreck I believe.

[gorky]

Do you know how to build an skyscraper, or an oil rig? No. Few select skilled people do. Always have and always will

[jasoncrawford]

I saw a program fro BPBS a few years ago. They dug up a Viking funeral ship off the coast of Norway. I think he was in the Bay. I'm not sure which Bay? Though. Within the ship spells, they found a box of compass. Navigation equipment will say courage and in that equipment. There were some stunned stones that was used to navigate. I think the head of the ship was a dragon or a seahorse. I think it was. it was the most unique thing that I had ever been pulled up out of the water in that area. You're normally Viking, Burns or boats to send their date off to wherever? I'm not a professional. LOLI hope you have a great day. That's like cab for you

[ThirtytwoJ]

Your circles on the floor are bearing races, they hold the balls in place. Its a way to make a structure earthquake resistant and keep pieces in their proper spot. Either they were iron and rusted or stone and dusted.. or when a pillar collapsed someone kept em as a souvineer.

[AmandoPara]

I think most of this structure is been cut out using our sun

[pedropagan]

I believe those stone balls could have been ball bearings if you have stone walls then you'd have stone doors and to open stone doors you need ball bearings

[Adolph.Hitlr]

I believe the Vikings could use those crystals in a certain way forgotten to history and the passage of time that would appear as magic to our eyes witnessing it

[Alexrobb-ni]

the vikings used too be known as the sea people

[alimfuzzy]

We have developed a substance more flammable and destructive than Greek fire... it's called a Tesla 😂

[AbbStar]

Hey Kat, if you ever find yourself in Australia and need somewhere to crash, hit me up!!

[anonomouslychangingoutlook]

You said the biggest MOA found his name was enki something how do we know that isn't the anunnaki got enki

[Steven-vwsv]

This moderator is a beautiful and unusual person...

[derrickwright]

Why not explain how the sun stone works?... Not very educational.... Disappointed 😢