The Advanced Civilization That Existed Before Humans

Possibility Of Another Civilization Thriving On Earth Before The Rise Of Humanity. Throughout the course of human history, a perplexing question has captivated the minds of scholars, scientists, and dreamers alike: Could there have been an advanced civilization that flourished on Earth long before our own? What if it were indeed the case that, prior to the emergence of our species on this planet, another civilization of remarkable sophistication and mystery had reached unprecedented levels of achievement and understanding? Regrettably, their existence has faded into the obscurity of forgotten history, leaving us with merely tantalising remnants of their remarkable legacy. Join us on an exciting journey into the depths of history as we uncover the mysteries of the advanced civilization that predates human existence..

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[kt]

Our planet is much much more older than we know and all kinds of living beings have existed for infinity. Infinity is not only outward but also inward. Time goes on forever.

[weewilliewinkle]

The possibility of a technically accomplished civilisation, perhaps even a silurian one, having existed long before our own is something I have often mulled over in the privacy of my own mind. You have here succeeded in adding some extra flesh to the bones of my thoughts on the subject. Thank you. Well done!

[AzureWolf]

Not just speculated on in "Dr. Who", Star Trek: Voyager had the episode "Distant Origin" which talked about a dinosaur society on earth that fled the extinction event and eventually populated distant stars.

[christopherbradley]

I just finished watching the news. It's hard to believe that we are the best and brightest evolution had to offer.

[joyreinhardt]

Many years ago, when I was much younger, I watched a movie about Atlantis. No, that did not make a believer out of me, as this was my first chance to know anything abt it ! And abt 12 years ago i got my first computer, and once that happened my exposure to many new, and compelling ideas, concepts begun ! Yes, I do tend to believe thing that many other scoff at, but that doesn't deter me ! And as time has gone by, I find myself believing/understanding, and tying many things together, some even on my own, and without any extra exposure, such as things I can watch via my computer, etc !

[iDeeSalazar]

As my father used to say "After a billion years, nobody will remember us if we all die today."

[Angela-ijbl]

Thanks for sharing. Always interesting topics.

[larrymenconi]

I also think a big difference of what we are looking at is size, size that eludes us from seeing what’s right in front of us because we can’t comprehend it, and the physics of that time may have supported those sizes in ways we can’t equate with the physics of today say is not possible, so inherently we refuse to entertain it, yet it was written about and pushed away as myth.

[pathoover]

With the Lydar technology, we have found what appear to be huge cities, deep underground.

[darrellschulte]

And yet again the advanced civilization theory. How about the most obvious explanation, which is that when you work with only one building material for thousands of years. You get really fricken good at it

[mrtadreamer]

What I find amazing are carvings on the walls of an ancient temple in Cambodia of an animal identical in appearance to what a dinosaur known as the stegosaur is supposed to have looked like.

[skintech]

crazy, I just watched a "Riddle" episode that has the exact same pictures and dialogue, Its the same video but with a different narrator. Wonder how many other videos are reused by different channels? Also it has the exact same name too!

[joyreinhardt]

As i continue to learn more about our past, little things are beginning to come to me, yes, little things, but important ones 'non- the- less' ! I have begun to realize, to consider the extreme intelligence, knowledge, and certain wisdom of many of those who were doing the building/constructing, of those unique places where much prior wisdom, knowledge, and understanding needed to be available, long before those constructions were even started ! With my level of thinking, much would be thot of 'after the fact', once the building, etc was underway, or after it was all done, and as an after- thot, an 'oh-oh', I really wish that i had thot of that a long time ago ! ! This kind of foresight, includes the amount of knowledge necessary to understand re waterways, elevations, sewage, where, and how to save water for those times they would be without ! And the list of things goes on !

[DesertNurse]

Yes I believe that there is evidence of previous advanced civilizations on Earth. Polygonal Massonry is just one such previous civilization. Cyclopian Massonry is another possible more advanced civilization.

Gobeki Tepe is a 3rd possible advanced civilization. Maybe not as advanced as the two previous cultures yet their knowledge of the Solar system was right up there with the Mayan's culture's knowledge of our Solar System.

[LordbomberD]

Awhile ago a hammer was found encased in rock. Now the rock seems to be at least one million years old also the metal of the hammer head was near on perfect iron. By rights nobody should have been alive then. So where did that appear from.

[ericupchurch]

Pyramids Built along the Equator! 🌎 Aliens! Annunkia! Orion? ✨ ⭐ 🌞

[jasonn]

We have microbs that break down plastics... but hammers and watches dug up are worth finding a reason.

[kennethesposito]

So fascinating! Somehow we might miss the point of what is our destiny.

[jonnyredlocks]

If anybody missed it, the description says: "viewers should not interpret any part of the content as factual or definitive information".

[guillaumemaurice]

Thank you for sharing the video it was very interesting and fascinating. ❤