Exploration Of Ancient Artifacts In The Massive Mexico National Museum

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[jolovescats]

Thank you Brien. This is absolutely fascinating. I wish I could go on your tours but I have difficulty standing and walking. Once again, thank you for showin us these magnificent ancient structures and artifacts, and for sharing your wonderful knowledge.

[GourmetGilda]

Hey Brien and family thanks from the bottom of my heart and my opened third eye for all your educational information !love from Maitland Nova Scotia Canada

[yannbiron]

Really intersting... as always. Thanks for the tour Brien, much love.

[mgleather]

Thank you for the tour of an amazing museum in mexico city Brien

[Joey_Greenthumb]

Great video, amazing Aztec craftsmanship with unknown techniques.

[happy]

Thank you for showing us this latest video. What a beautiful and wonderful museum. The artifacts were unbelievable. I watch (I believe) everything you have shown. Always fascinating and wonderment.

[lionheartglass]

I've been blowing glass for 24 years. The obsidian sculpture is a casting. There are 2 possibilities. It was either carved or cast. Carving would have required diamond machine tools with water. A casting would only require sand, high heat, obsidian. Another style mold could have been made from sand with molasses burned into and clay. In other words no matter how high tech the stone work is that glass sculpture could have been made with a very simple set up and a huge amount of skills. Obsidian cools off and cracks so easily. Whoever made the glass casting had to let it cool slowly. Possibly for days or it would have cracked. I haven't seen anything modern that is comparable. The issue is the thickness and cooling it down without cracking. I believe lime or boron was added while it was molten.

[daveyjoweaver]

A Wonderful example Brien! Thank You Most Kindly! Love, Light and Peace! DaveyJO in Pa.

[MerwinARTist]

Holy Wow!!! Love the artistic stuff .. one of the things that is expressed is the mental prowess of the artist who created it in the first place. How they finished it etc. with the polish .. totally awesome .. keep it up Brian .. really appreciated!!!

[neilbontoft]

Another excellent video Brian, I would love to come on one of your tours.

[maryannknox]

Thank You 🙏 Brian So Appreciate you sharing with Us

[bongo]

Thanks Brien for using your gimbal!!👍👍👍👍👍

[TheCosmicBusker]

Thank you for your work, Brien! Been following your work for a few years and related subjects for decades. The Truth will be revealed. Keep up the good work!

[Shelbegt]

Thank you so much for sharing your video & your knowledge with all❣️

[artalex]

One of the best museum’s in the world truly a great museum

[JohnVanderZwet]

With the frequent mentions of needing a lathe, just note that anyone with construction experience will tell you that doing such things perfectly round is quite easy and requires a sharp rock/chisel and a string. Nothing more. Anchor in the middle, tie sharp object to the end, and move it in a circle giving yourself a cutting guide line.

[TerryTolkinnnn]

¡¡¡¡WOWZERZ!!!! I've never seen those staggering and perplexing serpent statue before, Brian! THANX

[thespook]

You had a shoutout on Coast to Coast last night.

[LindaCasey]

Thank you so much ... I just love your tours. 🌹

[thewhitelion]

Oh Yay! Enjoying your video's..I would love to go to the convention..all those like minded people..😀🤔👽😃