Scientists Discovered A Lost Civilization Buried In The Amazon Jungle They Can't Explain

Scientists Discovered A Lost Civilization Buried In The Amazon Jungle They Can't Explain

In this incredible discovery, scientists uncover a lost civilization buried deep in the Amazon jungle. The Olmec people have been shrouded in mystery, but this discovery sheds new light on their secrets and leaves many questions unanswered. Join us as we delve into this fascinating journey with renowned author and researcher Graham Hancock.

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[christinatodd]

Thank you Graham, as always, greatly appreciated.

[tersemerkhet]

Great video, love Graham's books.

[Gabachazo]

The heading of this clip says "Scientists Discovered A Lost Civilization Buried In The Amazon They Can't Explain".
The problem is that they didn't explain that subject. Instead the Southern Mexican cultures and architecture were discussed and had nothing to do with anything in the Amazon.

[sigouinfb]

I've had the chance to visit the Olmec site of La Venta in Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico and there is a unique mystical energy around that entire "parque-museo" (as well as most ancient sites)... not to mention the wildlife all around the giant stone heads... if you have the opportunity, visit La Venta and try the chocolate made with the Olmec recipe!!

[nihilmiror]

In the late 60’s while on my honeymoon in Mexico I purchased a small Olmec jade face ‘found in the cornfields’ not far from the well known local pyramid which we climbed…Olmec culture was no mystery to the locals and was well covered in the archeology museum in Mexico city. 😉🙏🇦🇺🦘

[jaraemcknight]

It's amazing how things are being revealed 😊

[npbnpb]

10:27, There's that handbag again

[doqnpjw]

The colossal heads were actual size
We've seen the photos

[enough]

I am a retired teacher and a budding sculptor/muralist. The beautiful details in all they built! Imagine the colors!!! Oh how I wish to go back in time….

[etubrutus]

The facial features look more Polynesian to me.

[georgecuyler]

Our Turtle Islanders navigated the big blue seas, we had sails both above and below our boats.

[petervincent]

An ancient mesoamerican entrepreneur teor nalte, also known as danalt, is thought to have managed the worlds first commercial animal husbandry operation and developed a ceremonial daily call each day to keep predatory jaguars at bay.
In summary, olmec danalt had a farm, e-i-e-o....

[MrBenumea]

What puzzles me is the fact that those huge heads are not attach to a larger structure they stand alone in the wild!
In a larger contest could they be markers? does the heads represent the actual head structure of the Olmecs, to begin with
how do we know they call themselves Olmecs? I'll like to know.

[hzxlcou]

The half dome feature made in rocks looks same as a site in Peru, near lake Titicaca, of a half dome carved into the rock. They think to amplify sound.

[vldazzman]

Stone is hard to destroy . The stone itself is no way of being able to tell when it was carved . The precision is far above a stone axe . Look at that one with massive pitting on the front side while the rear is untouched . Like it survived an

[TegrityMaster]

Take it to completion -
Shawn Ryan Show
Forbidden Knowledge
Couldn’t stop watching.

[Waterplanening]

In the last few years they've discovered the " Aztec sunstone" was made by the olmecs!

[rosnenynatzir]

Thats Hanooman civilization take a good look the similarities dear Sir 🎉🎉🎉

[chloegumere]

4:33 Ethiopia" has often been used to refer to the entire continent of Africa, particularly in ancient times. So what Melgard meant was that the sculptures resembled Africans. Check those flat nose. However, to me those statues resemble Samoans more than any other ethnicity.

[sheiladay]

I always thought those heads look like football players of colour.