Scientists Couldn't Believe What They Found Inside This Cave!

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[CatsNCadillacs]

The INca found that stuff falling apart. So they took the small stones that they knew how to move and put them on top of the big stones from the original builders. Thats why the bigger stones are actually the best looking, they have no gaps and make crazy angles. A huge complex was there, a flood washed it into 10000 pieces, and then the Inca found it and tried to rebuild the best they could. THe exact same type of repairs can be found ALL over the glode. Its actually pretty obvious to anyone with 2 eyes, i don't know why Academia or whoever care so much to lie. Just tell everyone " we dont know " and lets all figure it out. INstead of calling people crazy who are clearly doing better work

[jonathanhughes]

Seems like you could put special Glass or a wall to keep water out and then dig straight into it.

[OlympusMons]

I don't know what it is, but your voice is so soothing Katrina. Love the vids!

[georgenorris]

There was no paper in those days; no flat surface on which to paint things so surely wasn't the flat rock surface in caves really the only way that man could create art that was protected from weathering?

[tasossaros]

Hey, it’s Katrina! 😏 Let's light up your day!

[LLanojaneG]

Thanks for posting these wonderful videos! It does help explain the history of the earth, how people lived and played.

[moxplastic]

Hilarious how she pronouces the latin names perfectly, but throw in an asian name and its sounds like a cat with thorns in the rear end.

[jonathanhughes]

A lot of early humans practiced ancestor worship .

[atilathesonofdanubius]

Constantine made Christianity legal, it was a clandestine cult before. Theodosious made it the official religion in Rome many years later.

[candiceperry]

It is awesome to see ancient people in the cave

[alesiahaynes]

Anybody ever think the woman may have been buried alive that's why her mouth was opening and scream position

[sueerickson]

The polygonal & cyclopean stones are found all over the world before the Incas, Romans, or the Egyptians

[biggshow]

A body's mouth opens by itself over time.nobody dies midscream unless frozen or burned.

[Angelouslt]

Yes we appreciate all the hard work y'all put into these videos and nice to see you you in person

[eduardloomans]

Love the videos, keep up the good work! :) I was a bit confused at the end though. Mentioning the roman coin was sold to someone in Zurich in Germany. Zurich is a city in Switzerland, not in Germany. There is a little village in Germany called Zürich, but I think you meant the city in Switzerland. Sorry to be nitty, but when talking about (ancient) facts, I just try to help.

[bjorndamrong]

Hi Katrina have a great day and love your explaining 😍

[outdoorinfluencer]

How do you always keep finding new stuff to talk about.

[jasoncrawford]

If its 1st nation BFoot. The circle is of a 12 yr cycle like china zodiac. 😅y'all can take it away

[AveryStarks]

He’s right in someways, but it has always been a part of the Amazon. It just broke off for like even a portion of Africa breaking off right now it’s gonna be a sovereign portion of that country. We hope so. We will see what becomes of that. But yeah, that’s where I stand with that.

[frozenpann]

What ever happened to the cute little blonde you introduced to us a couple years ago?