Precision! - Evidence for Ancient High Technology, part 2

Precision! Part 2 of my investigation into the evidence for ancient high technology, we dive into the precision aspects of the small stone jars, the giant statues, and the geometric, single piece boxes of Ancient Egypt.

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[seanc]

i feel like i was robbed of my schooling as a child, all the dumb boring crap they forced onto me that i didnt need or care about, when there is SO much amazing information that i would have liked, been interested in and that would have actually helped me as an adult. i just found this channel, i really like it, thank you for all the hard work and effort that you put into it, it really shows, very awesome video.

[randallburkhart]

I'm a machinist by trade, and what these people did thousands of years ago makes me feel like a dummy lol. The type of engineering and programming that goes into making something like this is mind blowing. The mathematics involved is astonishing. Cooper chisels and bronze tools my ass.

[dougg]

Man these videos are so professional. You deserve a million subs

[The_Remnant]

Ever since finding your work I been rejuvenated with intrigue for Egypt. I've been down every rabbit hole, and Egypt never sparked my interest. Almost like subconsciously, what the mainstream documentaries portrayed wasn't to be paid attention to. Now, I'm fascinated. Now, I see there is something here. Well done, your work ( and that of your peers) is spectacular .

[SwitchbackCh]

Imagine someone walking up to the Mona Lisa in a museum and signing their name on it, and thousands of years later archaeologists say the Mona Lisa was painted by the person who wrote their name. This is that situation.

[motrebal]

I started watching this as a bit of entertainment by a loon, I was wrong, you have totally convinced me that we have lost an ancient civilization that had skills we cannot imagine. As soon as this Convid19 issue is over I am going to the museum, I have to see this for myself. Well done

[markstevenson]

Watching this video and seeing the beauty in these sculptures, thinking of the ratios they contain, how they were made and who possibly made them, put a tear in my eye. It’s absolutely amazing! This knowledge should be known by EVERYONE and taught in schools, not labeled as “pseudo-archeology” and “conspiracies”. GREAT VIDEO UnchartedX!!

[evasanchez]

This is the most perfect documentary I've seen in ages: extremely well argumented, carefully and "precisely" worded and all the images are absolutely relevant. No exageration, no manipulation, no computer generated imagery ... Ben, you are doing a great service to us all by producing these videos, thank you so much. I just came back from my first trip to Egypt and I came back with more questions than I had before. I am so glad to have found your channel.

[allmetalmike]

Ben, your point about precision is an excellent one, I have been a professional land surveyor for 40 years. Land surveyors are experts in measurement. The first thing you are taught is that you cannot get higher precision than the instruments you are using to measure. As an analogy to your ancient technology manufacturing, a surveyor cannot measure to 1-second angular precision using a 3-second EDM (electronic distance measuring instrument. In other words, your point (Dunn’s point) is valid, i.e. you can’t manufacture very precise objects with less precise tools, you need more precise tools.

[youthised]

Nice job! People don't realize how difficult it is to put a video like this together. I appreciate your work and it is work. Thank you.

[BFitz]

The best content on this topic on YouTube 👌

[MonsterTVchannel]

I'm deep down the rabbit hole with this now.
Thank you for posting these awesome documentarys

[kevinsmith]

"once you see it you can't un-see it" so true; mirror smooth surfaces, perfect right angles, then almost like chicken scratch heiroglyphs on top

[S.A.N.]

The idea that some of those incredibly precise and enormous stone carvings and granite boxes being made by primitive man who supposedly only had copper tools and hadn't discovered the wheel yet, is just laughable. It's very clear to me that a big chunk of our history is missing. The work of Graham Hancock and Randal Carlson is absolutely amazing, as is the work of smart people like the creators of this video and channel. It's beyond fascinating, and equally important to understand our history. I truly believe that a giant cataclysm took place and is absolutely responsible for the displacement of the technology in this video. It just seems impossible that the people of Egypt in our history books is responsible for the amazing structures in this video. There's clearly two different techniques for stone work in Egypt. Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication to unlocking the mystery of this matter! I look forward to following all of the new discoveries of the future!

[dustinbanneddotvideo]

This information is just amazing nobody talks about it like you do this is very puzzling how they produced these boxes Simply Amazing

[DavidBeamson]

I am a newbie here and stumbled across your page purely by chance! These are by far some of the best videos I have seen regarding these concepts and VERY VERY interesting and well put together.. Knowledge is power! AWESOME videos! keep up the good work Ben 👌🤜🤛

[JoonaHeikinheimo]

Once again a video of such high quality - or should I say precision - that I need to instantly rewatch it! Thanks Ben!

[VinsPol]

Christopher Dunn's Lost Technologies of Ancient Egypt is a book everyone should read.
I read it three times. It really is awesome. And I wish someone like Mr Dunn would be granted full access to all the sites in Egypt, to conduct in depth studies of all the ancient artifacts and structures.

[motorsportcw]

This video has really made me realise that those bowls are not just any pottery. Wow who ever made those most definitly had some sort of advanced technology to produce that type of accuracy with such hard materials. Thank you for your research.

[RostislavLapshin]

39:20 The method allowing creation symmetrical statues like Ramses II is presented in the article: “Fabrication methods of the polygonal masonry of large tightly-fitted stone blocks with curved surface interfaces in megalithic structures of Peru” (DOI: YouTube does not allow a direct link. Search by the article title.