Handbags of the Gods Hold SHOCKING Secrets

The first thing to understand when talking about the mysterious handbag carvings is that they don’t appear in just a handful of places, or in just one region, but literally all over the world. Start in Mesopotamia, where the handbags appear in the works of the Sumerians, Assyrians, and Babylonians, the Mitanni and the Phoenician Empires, and the ancient Armenians. Head across the ocean, and the handbags appear in Mesoamerican works that predate the Aztecs, Mayans, and Incas, including the Olmec and Toltec Empires, and the ancient tribes of Veracruz. They appear in Asia, in the works of Indian Hindus and the ancient tribes of Indonesia. They were depicted by the Etruscans in Italy, the Hittite Empire in Turkey, and the ancient Bosnians. They even appear in the Coso petroglyphs created by indigenous North Americans and at the mysterious 12,000-year-old site known as Gobekli Tepe. We could go on, but the point is clear – the handbags are everywhere.
The question is, why? Why are all of these ancient cultures depicting the same thing?

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[tgixnz]

In newzealand my people (indigenous māori Polynesians) we have a well known oral story of Tane and the baskets of knowledge. You can find great videos on youtube explaining it but to make a long story short, Tane a māori diety climbs the 12 heavens to receive 3 kete (bags) of knowledge 1st is knowledge of ritual and prayers, the 2nd is knowledge of the black arts/malevolence, the 3rd being the knowledge for mankinds survival. Really interesting that all over the world you find similarities

[Phukugoooglification]

Going to Hell in a hand basket suddenly seems to have relevance!

[elle]

The astronaut was added by stonemason Miguel Romero to continue the tradition of incorporating a contemporary element with every restoration. It's on Cover of Ramos, Cathedral of Salamanca, in Spain. It was added in 1992 during repairs.

[ScottMcElrea]

Saying that those cultures have nothing in common or not knowing about each other is blatant ignorance.

[josephboot]

The astronaut @7:30 is located on the exterior wall of the cathedral, specifically on the Puerta de Ramos (Ramos Gate), which dates back to the 16th century. The astronaut was carved in stone in 1992 by stonemason Miguel Romero, as part of a restoration project. The astronaut is depicted in a futuristic pose, with a helmet and spacesuit, and is surrounded by other figures, including a lynx, a bull, and a dragon. Do some research before including depictions like this.

[ΘεματαγιαΑ.με.αάλλαοχιμόνο]

Hello. I agree with everything you say. I am writing to you from Greece. I want to tell you that in an Indian temple there are such bags that are so depicted that you can see what is inside. They all show three bottles. Thank you very much. I hope I've contributed to your research.

[gregsmith]

IT'S BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T HAVE POCKETS

[MaGiCMushroomClouds]

That "ancient astronaut" carved on the big flat stone isn't Quetzalcoatl, it is the Mayan ruler of Palenque, Pacal The Great. That is the lid of his sarcophagus.

[stanmitchell]

Clay tablets were written when wet, not chiseled

[PatFleck]

The astronaut on the Cathedral of Salamanca is an approved and modern addition to the Cathedral.

[JudyJean-j]

The first time I noticed the ancient carvings with the handbags, I was taken back in memory to the 1960's as a small child watching episode after episode of "Felix the Cat". I remember how fixated I was on Felix and his magic bag of tricks, which had magical powers !

[woohyawn]

They activate the portals that exist on Earth and enable them to travel back and forth to their home.

[TheMajorActual]

What has always caught my eye on the handbags, is the way the characters depicted are holding the bags - they are virtually identical, everywhere you go. Their method of holding is distinctive.

[MrBeetsGaming]

That "astronaut" on the temple was added during restoration and that is honestly not very hard to find out, I like this channel but there are a lot of things you guys put in videos that can easily be answered if you actually take the time to look.

[thepercentstraightguy]

about 5 months ago, I was at an exclusive auction where one of these bags was sold, it was from Iran, about 3500 years old and well... prices went crazy insane. Whatever you bid, prices where bid insanely higher. I wanted to follow till 23K but then prices went a bit rocket like and was sold for over 300K. It was a bronze like handbag, very detailed but pretty light, it was only 1, 4kg. I felt so bad to see it go and my jaw dropped when it passed. The auction was in France and it was a typical normal auction with 19th century antiques from an aristocrat that clearly traveled the world and collected just about everything from Egyptian to Babylon artefacts. So these handbags are out there.

[Opti-Mystic]

Irrefutable proof that the Handbag is a timeless, must-have, accessory 😉

[dimitri]

Everyone watching this might find the discoveries near and in lake Van, Turkey, from 2017 interesting. The huge stones are very reminiscent of the Pumapunku style. According to scientists the last time the water level of the lake was low enough for the structures found in the lake to be above water is at least 15k years.

[joshhigh]

"if you don't think about it too deeply" @2:45
This is the most polite, most savage burn I have ever heard =D

[RachaelMorgan-omxw]

I want to thank the makers of this mad, mad video! Thank you, O thank you, thank you!!! 🤗 I have never been so caught up in such a fit of giggles and genuine hawking with laughter....Ohh maaan.... Handbags of the gods....? 🤭 How delicious! I wonder what Thor carried aboot in his? 🤫 Perhaps the Handbags were interdimentional spaces; like the Bag of Holding.... Hey, he could keep his Hammer in there.... ⚡

[debbie]

The late Queen Elizabeth always carried a handbag 🤔