Scientists Discovered A Pre-Historic Structure That Was Impossible For Man To Make

Scientists Discovered A Pre-Historic Structure That Was Impossible For Man To Make

Scientists have discovered a pre-historic mega structure in Baal Bek, Lebanon that was impossible for man to make. Learn more about this fascinating archaeological find in this video. What mysterious secrets does this megalithic structure hold? Stick around and find out with added insights from Graham Hancock.

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[John-oenb]

Modern day people say that it was impossible to move those stones. It is a good thing that the people who moved them did not know that.

[barryoflaherty]

As humans, We only live on this earth for a short while, come & go in the blink of an eye, we will never know what's happened before, it will all happen again & again

[vauxy]

Obviously this "Pre-historic" civilization was more advanced than we are.

[stevegreen]

The real question to answer first is "WHY?" . Nobody who has to hunt their next meal has the time to do this work at the rates we understand today.
Find out why, and you will much closer to finding out who and how. We KNOW we can't do it (economically), but "they" did. :WHY?"

[SeanMac]

The Egyptians documented everything. Why didnt they chronical their greatest feet's? Cause they didn't build the pyramids on the kings plateau.

There’s a technology we haven’t discovered yet involving gravitational control. Once we discover (or re-discover) the ability to manipulate gravitational forces, people will say, oh yeah we can do that.

[Michael_Kerstein]

These people always like to pretend we are smarter than our ancestors

[Mariel_Moon]

The big stones are preInka. The smaller are Inka. Nature don't build walls of stones. This walls are older than humans think. Continents move. And we have had many cataclysms and civilisations have been destroyed. We are not unique at any way and we don't know much about what have been here before.

[Emy]

A wooden crane would not withstand that type of weight. Steel might, but I cannot believe wood was used to lift that amount of weight.

[wallyblackler]

The Romans built on top of the old structure the Romans never moved those large stones

[RM-kcqk]

They assume that the Roman's built the buildings in Rome when they really don't know. The Roman's could have just found them and made them theirs.

[MrHailteam]

Man a lot of that stuff was already there before the Incas were even born

[stevelindsay]

The number one problem with mainstream archeology, geology, paleontology, etc. is they assume the incredible ancient structures were made by modern man in our current size and shape. They could not be farther from the truth. Unfortunately, they are not allowed to venture beyond that narrative in Academia and the mainstream sciences or they will be unemployed, ridiculed, and if they rely on government funding they will be cut off. This forces them to stay inside the box and try to make their findings believable.
Some of the megalithic sites prove modern man could not construct them based on the lack of technology to get the jobs done. Copper, Bronze and even Iron tools won't do the job and the ability to move some of the stones from the area they said they were quarried to the place of construction is another impossibility.
However, if you change some of those handicaps it makes things possible.
The mainstream have tried their damndest to keep Giants in the fables and fiction category.
There were definitely Giants and a lot bigger than most can wrap their heads around. I'm talking about small to medium-sized Giants 100 feet tall, but some in a world long before the collisions were miles tall. To keep in line with this post let's use small Giants from 15 to 50 feet tall and their tools and abilities. All of a sudden nothing seems impossible. Yes, Giants of that stature existed alongside modern man. A 15-foot-tall giant would weigh about 1500 lbs and be capable of lifting what would take 10 to 15 men to lift. You don't just double the capability by 1/3rd, it would be a multiple-number of equivalency.
Think about Giants far exceeding 15 feet and imagine what they could get done.

[pilotstiles]

The problem is even if scientists and archaeologists found this technology and were able to reconstruct it. Our glorious governments around the would never tell the general public keeping the knowledge secret for whatever nefarious purposes they are into. I know there is no way ancient humans could build or move blocks of these sizes without some kind of machinery or technology.

[Tom-fcfb]

Nobody on Earth moves 1100ton bloks with "Rope and Rollers????" Pffff bah bah

[Emy]

We have come a long way, but we are not asvanced if we still don't know how our ancient civilizations created these structures. You can't advance if you are still figuring out the past.

[SeanMac]

1.7 million pounds. No amount of levrage could move the Balbeck foundation stones. No ammount of slaves could move that weight.

[zpydawebb]

A wooden wheel crane and olive oil.... yeah, I believe that.

[mike-vwzn]

There’s no way stones of the proportions talked about in this video where lifted and brought from different areas, then uphill and put in place by humans.

[blockwriters]

Built with the help of Giants I'm convinced.