The Mysterious Ancient Civilization That Existed Before Us

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[jonquilwilliams]

I really believe after we've been here for a long time, some shit happens, and then we're wiped out and restart from whatever we can find that's left over. To restart takes a long time

[theastrogoth]

I said it once and I’ll say it again: Civilization might be as old as half a millions years old. We say it came the time it did because we don’t have evidence of it, but that doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. It just means that traces simply disappeared. Honestly, does it make sense to you that Humanity and its intelligent ancestors that came about in to being millions of years ago, waited until 6.000 years ago to make civilization?

[danif]

As for the structures at the bottom of Lake Huron, they were probably on land at one point in time. I am from Michigan and being from Michigan you learn an extensive amount of Michigan history. I learned the Great Lakes were curved out of glaciers and then filled with glacier water. If that is true, then the structures that are now on the bottom of Lake Huron would have, at one point in time, been on the surface.

[StoriesThatGoHard.Channel]

There is The Indus Valley Civilization, a remarkable ancient culture that is often overlooked despite its advanced urban planning and sophisticated sanitation systems. Its mysterious decline around 1900 BCE adds to its allure, making it a fascinating subject for historians and archaeologists, but usually not for "pop cultre"...

[jpeterman]

The giant jars could be in a dinning area for the giants. The jars could contain pickled humans. After all the giants ate humans. That could explain the human bones around the jars.

[mikekelly]

Every time archeologists can't figure something out, they always call it a "temple", (or tombs), they always say that the bones were a "sacrifice", and they always refer to EVERYTHING as "mythology". Like with the giant jars...why would normal humans make GIANT jars??? Why not make normal-sized jars?? It makes not sense. And science needs to just admit that they DON'T KNOW.

[NeptunesLagoon]

Gobekli Tepe is older than 9, 500bc… and there are at least 16 other sister sites ( such as karahan tepe) that makes it the oldest known Empire in human history… the other sites show it goes back into the last ice age… Gobekli Tepe might show an older age ( if they would continue to excavate it instead of what’s happening… )
There was no flood or antideluvian time, tho the Black Sea was flooded, and the oceans rose some 400 feet at the end of the last ice age… 😮 the biblikal flood was a Sumerian story of a local flood… even with the release of doves then a raven ect… Utnapistim in the epic of Gilgamesh ect… 😮
Humans have been in the Americas long before some supposed land bridge, and boating goes back tens of thousands of years ( example: cro magnon sites on Aegean islands too far to swim to with artifacts across 10s of thousands of years ect…)

[williamryder]

For the giant Stone jars, they should tip/move a few of them in each area and do luminescence dating on the soil on the top of underneath the jar. And then also carbon dating for any materials (wood/vegitation remains) found underneath the jar. And compare the dates that could let you know when the jars in an area fell/arrived into its current position. If the sged are more than 2500 years then they were there prior to their use as tombs and could be proven as older and reused. You can also use samples of stone from several jars in each area to attempt to determine the location the stone is quarried from and how far that is from their current location. Would be interesting to see that info. 🤷‍♂️

[Cfordy.]

Im sure the jars were made to capture rain water

[thomasmusa]

I literally quite my full time job just so that I can concentrate on this channel❤

[dirtash]

I love your shows I learn something different every episode 😊

[ipredatethesoul]

Absolutely correct my dear, you know not your true history. You should, and a long history it is. Just change what you know with the total opposite and you can get a general idea of your history true.

[rodgerbaker]

U knkw whats so brilliant about u guys? Its like, u answer the questions that pop up in my head, as they come. Brilliant. Being human is so cool.

[bjorndamrong]

Hi Katrina have a great day and love your explaining 😍

[RickyWignall-hycb]

Long time listener first time posting. Just wanted to thank you for the great work you do love listening to you wonderful info 🎉🎉🎉

[NeptunesLagoon]

Mohinjo Daro was aryans, decimated by a meteorological air burst event, much like the somewhat recent Tunguska one in Russia… so was the mythological events of sodom & Gamorrah ect… 😮

[ipredatethesoul]

Jars, maybe they were like cups of soup for man eating giants😂, wait, yeah it's about right some outcast giants did eat men.😢

[katreenadodd]

So, maybe, if there were giants, the jars were food storage? The book of Enoch suggested that the Nephilim, I.E. giants, ate people.

[JoseNunez-wymd]

Giants 8 people or don't you know that it's like the werm in mezcal

[bradleyslightom]

Never doubt the human spirit, and the ability to get it done asap for family, shelter and food!

Trust, i'm gonna be fed, warm, and as comfy as possible, ROOF OR NOT!