Tartaria in the New World

#tartaria #oldworld #southamerica

An exploration of the background of the continent of South America. The original focus of exploration of 'The New World" during the Age of Discovery. South American contains exotic landscapes and impressive cities constructed in remote areas of high elevation and rain forests. It also contains some of the earliest official accounts of urban civilizations that occurred during the rise of Mesopotamia.

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Timestamps:

0:00 Introduction
1:20 South America
8:59 Colombia
21:32 Palaces, Sanctuaries and Cathedrals
29:39 Machu Picchu
34:30 Buenos Aires


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#tartaria #oldworld #southamerica

[JeffEdington]

Tuesday improves immediately, thank you!!

[jasonlamberth]

LA masterfully walking the tightrope between audacious sarcasm on one side and deep intellectual exploration on the other! Bravo!🎉

[cathychilders]

LA, Never stop watching Sci Fi movies, what a better place to hide hints of the previous civilization 😊

[derekgantt]

The most remarkle..future education..established facts. And civilizations world around...see it first hand..explorers continental wonders..tartar values of harmony..thankyou for these post..nailed..peace ...

[Battlestar]

I do appreciate your sass in class dear Professor! Thank you for another fascinating presentation ✨ 🤍 ✨

[henvestments-productions]

Thank You Lucius Aurelian for bringing forth an unbiased education texttechact-knowledgy this is pure knowledge at the most highest of vibrations eternally gratefully forever always

[bustedkeel]

I just found your channel. Refreshing to find content on old world stuff without an AI voice.

[SocietyofIdiocracy]

The biggest fault of archeologists is really something that's not their own...they're just not structural engineers, they don't understand that this stuff cannot be done. As a contractor, I can 99% assure ppl, this stuff is impossible with the tools they said they used at the time

[MrsUFCer]

Woohoo🎉! Let's ponder together 🤔🧐😊

[blastname]

Really seeing South America in a new light after this one wow. Thanks for helping me on my own personal research and pursuit of truth brother we all appreciate you !!

[withershin]

Just got home from vacation in Savanah... this time around I had a completely different perspective. 100% anyone into this stuff needs to go experience Savannah, Georgia. I left with more questions than answers.

[yayaicu]

impecable hermano, pienso excatamente lo que vos decis. muchas gracias, saludos.

[cronoscoin]

As a combat veteran it's crazy to believe people wore metal armor. That would be hellish at trapping the heat and metal is very conducive, in hot sunny environments you can literally get burnt by metal that's been out in the sun. But somehow they marched on and fought battles with that?
Just doesn't make any sense but we're supposed to believe it, cause we're told to 🤦‍♂️

[ACTopo]

That opening conformal surface distortion hinting at the curvature of the realm... I'm stoked!!! 1min in...

[JeffAF]

Mesmerizing narration intermittently sprinkled with well timed doses of sarcasm make for an enthralling, eye opening, mind blowing and highly compelling truth seekers adventure. Cheers to the producer... 🍺🍺

[chuckschilling]

What a wonderful means of expression an animated human voice can be...as illustrated in your work here. It's appreciated...and the vocal satire is so enjoyable.

[BrandonLynchWatson]

New subscriber here. I like how you think sir. Great content, thank you for it.

[DinaniPedro]

The copper domes in Buenos Aires identitical as in Madrid, Bologna and so on are so powerful like so much patina in them! Ages of patina 😊

[jfruk]

A line from a daft melody for a daft advert always plays in my head when viewin these awesome buildin's...

'That's logistics' 🎶

Awesome vid as always 😊

[chadelz]

17:34 This is by far my favourite style of old world buildings, this is so incredible in design, efficiency and beauty, it's almost like the design is from a catalogue.

The first floor entrance arch ways are always built like that, blocks making up the parallel part of the columns but as you reach the top of the arches the blocks start taking on a T-shape and constantly overlap each other as they go up to from the almost completed arches, with a few wedge shaped blocks in between them, creating a seriously solid foundational structure, is just too beautiful.

The second floor, always made up pillars bearing their weight down onto the first floor columns with their own massive giant arched windows, it makes for such a grand looking building.

This is way too much of a copy and paste situation going on, you find this kind of thing all over the world, every continent, major city, smaller city, - everywhere.

The shape, size and layout of the building changes, but the first two floors of construction never change. It's like giant concrete Lego pieces they assemble into a beautiful building.