Pre-Historic Underground Megastructure Found in Russia - Khara-Hora Shaft

The remote and rugged region in the North Caucasus, in the Kabardino-Balkaria Republic of the Russian Federation, is a place of towering mountains and untamed wilderness. Yet, in 2011, Arthur Zhemukhov, who is a Russian speleologist, which is the scientific study and exploration of caves, made an astonishing discovery at the Khara-Hora mountain peak. There, he found a deep, narrow, vertical shaft, seemingly swallowed by the Earth itself. It was made of parallel stone slabs that seemed perfectly geometrical as if they were artificially made. The walls were straight and polished, extending 40 meters or 130 feet deep into the mountain, before opening into a wide underground hall. The straight walls of this shaft were constructed from large megalithic blocks that fitted together at right angles with minimal gaps. There were even large stones that looked like columns.

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[revinn]

Just watch, if this site is older than 10000 years, the World Economic Forum is going to sneak their way into the research team and prevent further excavation. They have done this at gobekli tepe & Gunung Padang.

[ovechkin]

honestly whatever the fuck has gone down on this planet in the past is astonishing. our buildings will disappear, but the fact that the ancients used stone, for us to see and marvel at today is incredible. its hard to believe we are at a time, right when the internet comes along, that we are stumbling on this reality, and we can all see it.

[taylorolson]

Nobody has mentioned this "cave" in six years. Very interesting

[VirgilJJacks]

Mankind history is ancient and older that what academia. is teaching us

[jimspear]

There must be a major void space lower in the passage system. This appears sized for an underground bunker approx 10 times the large chambers size. It is a functioning vent system, and may be one of many. Should measure the airflow from the lower area into the large void.. it will indicate refresh rates for lower spaces.

[RegulusOrigin]

This went from zero to real life Indiana Jones in about two seconds

[jamesdelb]

HP Blavatsky said that there would be a discovery in Russia, or NW Asia that would upend our "current" understanding of our ancestry. She said this in mid 1800s.

[moiluck]

That’s a ventilation system. There could be something bigger lower deep. Some kind of a bunker

[citizenzero]

Our distant ancestors lived long enough to know how the sun would occasionally spew plasma far enough to torch the earth every now and again.

[mari-atonjalkanen]

Brave people entering the caves! This belongs to the category of "forbidden archeology". Great video, thanks!

[barryashenhurst]

And no doubt archeologists will tell us that like the pyramids, this thing was built with a copper chisel and a hammer.

[lexreinstein]

You'd expect sites like this to be an archaeologist's wet dream. Yet, they are not interested. "It's natural", they say without even bothering to look. So, whoever finances archaeology worldwide does not want the public to know more. And why would they do that? There is only one possible reason: They know. And they don't want you to know. Because if you did find out what there is to know, you might no longer wish to live a quite life between work and holidays. If you did know why you are really alive on this planet and what will really happen to you when you die, maybe you'd change your priorities.

That's my best guess anyway.

[federalagenciesarecourtesans]

Seems like every time we get close to finding ancient sites and deciphering them war breaks out.

[knutkleven]

This honestly just looks like cracked ingenious rock to me. Certain minerals have crystal structures that have fault lines at discrete planes thru the substrate. You have one plane like shale and slate, two distinct planes at 90deg such as Feldspar and 3 planes at 90 deg such as halite cracking in perfect rectangles. I’m going to be frank here. This is just a crack in a mountain with a fairly uniform or homogenous structure, that has been well preserved by probably diverting water away. There are probably a series of springs around the bottom of the mountain letting all the water out. Look up devils tower in the US and imagine how an internal cavity might look like with that type of rock.

[tarkus]

The truth is revealing itself.We have entered the age of enlightenment Peace Bros and sisters

[earthmotherdragon]

0:47 you see the top of a pyramid, you see all the four edges....the shaft is probably from inside a pyramid and the Earth changes that happened in this region hid all such structures under tons of stone and Earth....this area was hit quite forcefully during last cataclysm and it is making sense to me, it is on level with the Bosnian pyramids...this whole region was once a huge civilisation....before 11, 500 years ago....

[robertbeekman]

It sucks that I'm just seeing this, but I've known about this for over a decade now. Always wondered if it had been scanned with the many new ways. Hope more comes out, but it seems like some of these sites around the world are being neglected and/or being stalled to even stop for whatever the reason. It's sad

[fdmvdlq]

It occurs to me that underground dwellings make a lot of sense if the outside environment is inhospitable, either hot or cold. As for darkness, as a child I was awestruck when a single candle illuminated a huge cavern in Wyandotte caves.

[aneshas]

Not a single piece of evidence was provided which would corroborate the claim that these were man made blocks apart from their distinct shape (which proves nothing). Don't get me wrong - I want to believe! but this is just a click bait.

[zrebrnj]

This whole thing made me feel extremely claustrophobic.