Uncovering the Ancient History of Stonehenge (Full Episode) | Lost Cities with Albert Lin

Albert Lin goes on an epic adventure to uncover the hidden world of the ancient people who may have inspired the construction of Stonehenge.

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Uncovering the Ancient History of Stongehenge (Full Episode) | Lost Cities with Albert Lin

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[store-ip]

once I saw Lin's video I quickly grab a cup of coffee a sit down and relax watching a masterpiece as always

[srk.sampad.roy.]

Since I was a kid from that time I started to like our Ancient culture and this made me more curious.
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[reeshavgohain]

We demand more Albert Lin documentaries!!!

[duskmoon]

I got to say, the field where Stonehenge was constructed is absolutely breathtaking. I love large grassy plains like that.

[spatrk]

this dude has best documentaries
he also has one leg and goes like into amazon rainforest hiking.
he is insane

[Socrates-bn]

the great thing about these documentaries is that Albert is allowed into places where regular folks are not allowed to set foot any more. That and the marvellous photography make this a wonderful series.

[sungkho]

Lin's documentary is absolutely amazing and exciting 👏 🙌.

[KaKEBERvlog]

I wish i could be part of one of your docu not just to travel but to see with my very own eyes every breathtaking truth of the world and life.

[honodle]

I put my hand on a rock art hand of blown ocher pigment made unknown millennia ago and felt a connection, across an ocean of time, with the artist. It's a profound feeling.

[RomaFerreras]

I'm a Filipino but I like this kind of story in our human history I was realy amaze how God created all living things. 😊 and how Albert Lin find it and show to us. ❤

[PamelaAnderson-bwhs]

Albert himself is a hunter gatherer. N we are nlessed with what he has hunter and gathered.thank you albert and blessing to all

[elizabethysmysm]

Stonehenge, so mysterious and mystical… fascinating as always …
Love the documentary

[JacyHowes]

Many have called it a sun calendar or a ritual site. Stone Henge’s geological coordinates are perpendicular with other magnificent wonders of the world.

[pritam_rout]

Did Anybody notice in title Stongehenge (Stonehenge) is written wrong

[arunlingam]

Wonderful discovery and wit the new tech we hav its more easy to look at it. Awesome journey and adventure wit Mr.Albert Lin 👍❤️👌

[chloesheu]

Very nice documentary and keep watching every day

[-eternal]

heard about these rocks in literally every other episode, it's like finally reaching the boss episode!!

[BigCountry]

Considering the theory that the Aurochs were at the center of that particular ancient hunter/gatherer society as a food source, spiritual inspiration, communal cooperation, clothing, tools etc. it immediately reminds one of another group of hunter gatherers that held another beast in such high regard. I suppose most know whom I speak of. Yes. The tribes that inhabited the Great Plains and their intertwined destiny with the mighty American bison 🦬 Such irony that those prehistoric Europeans of 8000 years ago would several thousand years later bring such a methodical and brutal end to the centerpiece of so many of the inhabitants of the region. For all we know another group of people came along and crushed those ancient people relationship with the Aurochs just the same.
Hunankind has such a unique history unlike any other creature on our planet.
Just some food for thought.

[DZP]

This body I took over has memories of playing in Pre-K with blocks and the only thing that could be done playing was making a miniature Stonehenge without the child's body ever hearing or seeing anything about the big version...

[marekkos]

I have that strange feeling that this documentary is more about Albert Lin, then Ancient History of Stongehenge