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[TimeSpectators]

The Tomb of Tutankhamun (1922):
When Howard Carter uncovered the nearly intact tomb of the young pharaoh Tutankhamun in Egypt's Valley of the Kings, it shocked the world. The treasure filled tomb provided unprecedented insights into ancient Egyptian culture and burial practices.

[Felinewisperer_lyranAnuhazi]

I will be straightforward. The ancient handbags found globally intrigue me for several reasons, particularly their potential functions and the mysteries they embody. In my investigation, I have come to believe that these artifacts served as some form of energy storage, a concept that challenges our conventional understanding of ancient technologies and their capabilities. One of the most compelling pieces of evidence supporting this theory comes from the Great Pyramids of Giza, where a remarkable discovery was made: a cube-shaped stone that contained metal components and a semicircular loop. The presence of these materials is particularly noteworthy, as they suggest a sophisticated understanding of energy manipulation and storage by the ancient civilizations that created them. Moreover, the signs of corrosion observed on the metal components of this stone are indicative of a significant amount of energy being transmitted through it. This corrosion could imply that the metal was subjected to intense conditions, possibly related to chemical reactions or energy discharges. One intriguing possibility is that these reactions were linked to hydrogen explosions occurring within the chambers of the pyramids. Such explosions could have been the result of the interaction between water and certain minerals or metals, leading to the release of hydrogen gas, which is highly flammable and capable of producing explosive reactions. The implications of this theory are profound. If these ancient handbags were indeed designed to store and transmit energy, it raises questions about the technological advancements of ancient civilizations and their understanding of energy sources. It also invites us to reconsider the purpose of the pyramids and other monumental structures, suggesting they may have served not only as tombs or religious sites but also as centers for energy generation and storage. In conclusion, the exploration of ancient artifacts like the handbags and the cube-shaped stone from the Great Pyramids opens up a fascinating dialogue about the intersection of archaeology, history, and technology. It challenges us to look beyond the surface and consider the deeper, perhaps more advanced, knowledge that ancient cultures may have possessed regarding energy and its applications. As we continue to investigate these artifacts, we may uncover insights that could reshape our understanding of human ingenuity throughout history.

[ivareskesner]

All the gods all over the world all shopped at the same purse store, that's what it is.

[Iambush]

I don't think I could ever get tired of hearing you talk about anything!❤

[candymcgraw]

Another great video Katrina. I love learning about our ancient world history

[jenniferbalesteri]

We can never talk about Gobekli Tepe too much!! It’s so fascinating! Thank you so much!❤️🐈‍⬛🐈🐆❤️🙏

[rolbar]

A bag could represent that inside the bag is everything that you need to start a civilization. Knowledge.

[brendaalbaugh]

It’s their makeup, hairbrush, change and vape!😂

[brittanykelley]

Thank you for taking the time and making these videos I absolutely enjoy them

[candiceperry]

It is awesome to learn about ancient history

[luckyvickery]

Those aren't handbags, they're actually solid stone slabs. I was fortunate to watch a posting focused on the selling of stolen artifacts on the black market. It had interviews with "diggers", whom are the ones pillaging ancient sites. One of the "diggers" presented one of the "handbags" for the camera and it was a solid, flat piece of stone. I'm guessing it's a sample piece of the larger stones and it's necessary for the levitation technology, along with the "wristwatches" and "cones"... The Anunnaki were technologically advanced in harmony with nature; they left no carbon footprints... excluding the great weapon of terror Ninurta and Nergal set off, creating the massive desert region across Middle East and Africa...

[patricialessard]

And everyone also has what looks like a watch but of course isn't. And everyone has that wrist band.

[NeptunesLagoon]

Buckets show connections… Sweden and Anatolia and the caucass mountains area, because they moved… long ago… I’m Irish and my dna haplogroup is seen in ancient Anatolia and Egypt… 😮 haplogroup X is found in ancient Anatolia & in native Amerindians 😮 the glyphs show a connection… even in the Americas… 😮

[deborahduthie]

The secret of the Handbags is the floral design on both wrists. When the wrists come together The wire to the bag to wrist gave an electrical charge. The bag only needs a piece of fruit for this current to be focused at the finger tips or a rod. It's logical.
The Igneous Rock sticking out of the ground Tugaloo is meant to be struck. Igneous Rock are resonant rocks and used for music or to announce via ground vibration for those further away and the audible for those close by. The sound vibration carries for miles when struck or rubbed along the edge with a damp leather, like a violin, correctly.

[richardwollaston]

Maybe it represents the annunarki collecting gold from us

[ivareskesner]

I've been fascinated by this very mystery myself. Because they also often have the same watch-like objects on the same hand that holds the bag.

The suggestion has been that it is just the same idea that independently occurred to different peoples completely separate from each other. Like the wheel, for example.

[MichelleK-tf]

Thank you so much for your program!! I listen to you every night.

[stevemorgan]

When I was a kid in the 60s, my grandmother and her older sisters used the expression. "Going to Hell in a handbag." I'm connecting dots here. Could it be that the ancients were depicting the gods as soul collectors?

[jasonjustice]

I may be wrong as it has been many years since I studied Greek or Roman myth/history but wasn't the realm hades ruled was called Tartarus

[rebelgurl]

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