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[marksolarz]

Dancing Sickness? There is a fungus that grows in wheat.. and it's spore's could cause unusual behavior.... hallucinations. Some think it helped fuel the French revolution.

[shadownetd]

The woman with the iPhone is a great example of how we interpret things based on our cultural experiences. People of old did the same. We have been doing it a long time. Great channel. Keep it up!

[steverosten]

hi katrina!! best channel ever!!! im still a big fan years of great content thank you!!

[ItsNotEZBeingGreen]

The Paracas skulls aren't elongated due to head binding. This has been disproven. The eye sockets of those skulls are abnormally large meaning those beings were probably more adapted to low light environments. There is also no sagittal suture on the top of the skulls which EVERY SINGLE human has, because our skulls are plates that grow together when we are infants and then fuse together. The parakas skulls are missing that feature all together. Also where the spine meets the base of the skull shows that their heads center of mass is completely different than the average humans, meaning it balanced in a different spot than ours. These arent conspiracy theories, these are findings from forensic anthropologists.

Also props to giving Michael Tellinger a nod. History is going to view him as a genius someday.

[Elizabethcoley]

This channel and it's exploratory teaching has been a major drive for me as I give back 30% of my weekly earning ($22, 000) to scientific schools for research here In Louisiana 🇺🇸

[mariovillarreal]

The Nile Delta was once a rain forest, i think they had their own coca plant.

[marksolarz]

My favorite lizard story....is the wild story of a battle between Lizard creatures and US military...under a secret base. Ridiculous of course. If there highly advanced....to include surviving the last ice age. A few Green Berets...or an entire army. Would be destroyed rather easily.

[cleargleam]

We had a sleeping sickness epidemic here. Oliver Sacks, M.D. was able to wake many patients from the comas they had entered. Alas, the effect was temporary and they deteriorated back into comas. The Man Who Mistook his Wife for a Hat, by Oliver Sacks, M.D. recounts this, and many other neurological anecdotes from his career experience. Perhaps something there would offer a clue about what happened in Kazakhstan.

[patsyw]

I looked at the map for Rujm el-Hiri, aka 'The Wheel of Stone', and that WHOLE area is amazing. Multiple areas in that location appear to be very, old settlements.

[AlMount]

A friend once said NASA stands for "Never a Straight Answer", wouldn't surprise me at all.

[marksolarz]

Foot binding is similar to your head wrapping. Or the African tribe that wears multiple rings on there neck... pushing down on the rib cage.... results are a longer neck.

[BlenderStudy]

Thank you for the update, Katrina..!! 6:17 The trader was probably a dwarf God named Bes, who co-existed in both Egypt and South America. (Look for "God Bes South America" for more details.) Bes only allowed his full frontal appearance to be carved in the stones, and apparently became extremely furious when he found a 3D statue of him -- probably because of his embarrassing beer gut.. He's known as Apasmara in Hinduism and Mara in Buddhism.. He's being worshiped by Pagans around the world by his other names.. and he's the dwarf deity Lord Shiva is stepping on, on the Nataraja statue. Yup, it's the same Nataraja statue that exists in CERN, EU Parliament, etc.. I know why those European pagan demon worshipers placed the Nataraja statue there, but I'd rather not say for now. The trickster God Bes, who likes to have his tongue out for his humorous tricks, was 'allowed to live' to continue to spread evil in the world, because without him the Earth will lose the good and evil 'multiversial (not universal)' balance. Those who worship him as God, like they did in South America, Egypt, and other parts of the world, will only leave behind their stone relics like the civilizations that have disappeared without trace in the past, and have their souls get trapped in Hell for eternity for all the evil things they have done in the name of God.

[Paul-xvqh]

Im a couch archelogist and i strongly believe that these giants did exist and were fathered by the watchers

[starfireprincess]

Scientist say that their is more water underneath earth's surface than above it, is that true? If so how doesn't the water seep down to the earth's core and cause a reaction?

[zrbrowning]

We all pretty much think the Egyptians were global

[marksolarz]

The Black Knight. Is a purely 20th century myth. OR Batman.

[LarryCarter-qc]

What makes you think Egyptian couldn't grow Coke plants

[Kattostrophic]

19:04 perhaps they were not originally currency but anchors for the ships their ancestors used to sail there.

[bjorndamrong]

Hi Katrina have a great day and love your explaining 😍

[rh]

Crockett and Tubbs should start an investigation on this.