Expert Claims This 1.7 Million Year Old Man Made Bridge Shatters Mainstream History

Expert claims this 1.7 million year old man made bridge shatters mainstream history. Today, we take a look at the claim that this 1.7 million year old man made bridge shatters mainstream history.

Between Pamban and Mannar Island is a series of shoals made out of limestone. These shoals extend the length of ocean between Pamban Island and Mannar Island, and geological evidence strongly suggests that the area was once a land bridge connecting India and Sri Lanka.

These shoals have come to be known as Adam’s Bridge or Rama’s Bridge. But many believe that the strange geological feature is not as natural as we might think and may actually be the result of someone--or something putting it there.

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[XxTheAwokenOnexX]

This is not surprising as the earliest/oldest humanoid creature ever recorded was found to be over 4 millions years old. In all instances humans have been on earth alot longer than most people are led to believe.

[SavaahaLightfoot]

The demon-king's name was Ravana. The name of the Indian Epic telling the story of the bridge is called The Ramayan.

[MarkusDarkscribe]

Money, and power over truth, and knowledge. Our history is older than we have been told.

[dixgun]

The daemon-king was named Ravana. Ramayana is the name of the story of Rama, Have seen the iron pillar and it is an enigma.

[tjmulligan]

the bridge is probably a combination of man made and natural build up. There was probably an incomplete bridge of stepping stone type formations that were just added onto by humans.

[bhavikthaker]

It is 'Ram Setu' build by army of Lord Rama, to Reach Shree Lanka, Rulled by Ravana. Read 'Ramayan'

[jbaker]

It’s amazing to see how we’ve digressed in Iron and Masonry work. How the concrete of today doesn’t hold a candle to the concrete of yester-yuga cycle 😉

[azuresword]

Its said it was built by the Vanaras, the race Hanuman belonged to, during the war Rama waged against Ravana.

[princepanicker]

In India this bridge is called RAMASETU. This is made by Lord Shri Rama's soldiers to reach Sri Lanka to rescue Lord Rama's wife Seeta from demon Ravana. This is explained in Ramayana.

[stum]

I think it is in the book "Ramayana" that the bridge was built.

[spencer]

I would expect glaciers themselves to deposit boulders that big, but liquid water doing the same is a bit harder to believe.

[BrendonJensonsHomemadeMovies]

That dude discovered an important ass coin and he’s still considered an “amateur” archaeologist? Damn.

[TheThrowdest]

The frequency of commercials for this video that popped up for me was ridiculous

[geoffreyswan]

This is a beautiful doco that showcases the mysterious past of history that is shrouded in ancient history from long gone civilisations that built these structures and Adams Bridge is totally fascinating.II was at Tallimannar at that point on the coast and marvelled at the thought that recorded history mentioned the construction of this ancient bridge across the ocean Please go to Sri Lanka and experience it yourself and this beautiful island

[magicmike]

The whole video i just waited for close up pics of this man made bridge and it never happened :/

[DneilB]

The bridge follows the arc of the continental shelf, and continues a line of small islands further south-west.

The bigger question is why it would be laid. If the site predates Göbekli Tepe, then it would predate the Early Holocene Sea Level Rise, when the global sea level went up about 60 metres. If the ocean was 60 metres lower, much if not all of the “bridge” would be above ground, and any bridge structure built by people of that time would be 60 metres below the water today.

If there’s a prehistoric bridge there, it’s not at where he looked.

[rishisinghania]

THAT'S RAM SETU! ❤️
JAI SHRI RAM! 🙏🙏🙏

[inconceivablejay]

I'm not feelin the new purple intro but content is always amazing 💯

[obscuraapit]

It's Ravana, who kidnapped Sita, wife of Rama. Ramayana is the epic written in Sanskrit, documenting all of these events.

[justinwilliam]

Why is it called Rama's Bridge?Because Rama & his friends built it!!Just because it's a Legend doesn't mean it's not True!