🔊Sonar Proves Barabar Caves Were 'Perfectly Cut?'

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[raugasai]

So we went from 'highly compelling' to 'hugely intriguing' - that itself warrants an entire episode, in my opinion.

[JAYANFILMS_BAMINVESTIGATIONS]

Very nice your video, but it would have been nice and correct to quote the source of your images, no? We are totally independent and we have a lot of trouble to finance our films, so if you want to keep it going so you can make videos with it, please respect our efforts and our work 😊
So these images come from two films: Builders of the ancient mysteries and Back to Bam, this second film being freely available on Youtube.

[rickkinsman]

How any modern archaeologist can deny the obvious truth that ancient civilisations used highly technical and advanced techniques - that can't be reproduced even today - is beyond belief and the question of why they so stubbornly hold that belief is the greatest mystery of our time.

[darrenwoolley]

India and it's megalithic constructs, both above and below ground level are some of the most perplexing, awe inspiring and plain ol'mysterious things I think we'll ever see on earth, till they de-frost the poles!!

[williammadray]

I guess they expect the general public and population to accept the explanation, that they accomplished these amazing feats of stone cutting and precise building with primitive hand held masonry tools, AND, they accomplished the layout with a stick and string?
Yeah right.

[philipmcwilliams]

As a tradesman, whom of which toils in general construction, repair and spontaneous design, I find this feat of excavation and designed absence of building media... Highly compelling

[lcmlcm]

Crazy that we still have no idea how any of the megalithic sites were constructed. The huge perfectly cut granite blocks that we find in every country is prove to me that everyone communicated all around the world at one point in time.

[ahambrahmasmi]

This is truly one of the most amazing and important works of art to have survived the millennia!! Hare Bol!!

[devamjani]

These caves are located in Bihar, India, built by the LEGENDARY MAURYAN DYNASTY.

[Dimitri-Jordania]

Not the "Barbara" caves..it's the "Barabar" (Ba-ra-bar) caves..

[penga]

I made one just like that with a chicken bone and a copper spoon. Took about 2 weeks.

[LifeLuvWe]

They helped keep your age in check they were in other words used to heal with vibration frequency tones and hear thought vibration love. Everyday they lived to be alive cleansed unconditional love. We need to build out these lost technologies, ect.

[ClearAdventure]

That mirror finish on the walls is insane.

[sitbone]

Just came to the comments section to read what all the couch geniuses have figured out.

[christinapomponio]

Yea this definitely deserves an entire episode

[alberteinstein]

It's occurred to me if a superior race had technology that could do this for the local inhabitants. Why didn't they share more useful technology like communication, electricity, and the alleged laser cutting hardware instead of just stone cutting? In other words, it's like leaving a wheel to the culture as I drive away in my F-250.
Thomas M. Dutkiewicz

[officermeowmeowfuzzyface]

Someone needs to watch Rick & Morty to fully understand a perfectly flat and level floor.

[johnwick-iiil]

The so called experts would rather claim these were done with copper chisels and stone hammers, rather than admit they dont know or understand how they were really done.

[johnjaksam]

It was a downed craft which was over time mineralized
Its obvious the door inside, also a semicircle would have been able to revolve just like any revolving door
Somwhere in that huge lump of now stone will be the tech area, propulsion etc
They would never let you see this even if they .gov know where it is
Its time to start looking at this subject from a different thought process

[qkitselectronics]

Really interesting how they made the floors and walls so perfect. Same with the Granite boxes, so perfect inside, from a solid piece of rock and if that's doubted, there is one in a passage waiting to be placed and its a solid block. Even if you had stone softening something, wouldn't you leave marks? The boxes are polished flat. But who knows? Hope we find a text or engraving that helps figure it out.