Mysterious Abandoned Ancient Technology

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[LongNickOfDaLaw]

Keep whoever edited this video… this is the best video I’ve seen/heard everything is in sync and her voice doesn’t make me wanna rip my ears off

[jenniferbalesteri]

Thanking you from a sunny beach chair from the Riu Kulkukan in Cancun, Mexico! ☀️ I watched a few OE’s on the Mayan civilization in Chichenitza…and took a 3 hr bus trip to the actual ancient ruins! I learn SO MUCH from you Katrina! Buen Dia a todos! ❤️🐈🐆🐈‍⬛💕🙏

[kbjerke]

Hi, Katrina! Your image is sharper this morning! Still a tiny bit out of synch, though. Best CG sim yet, though! ❤

[BlenderStudy]

Thank you for the update, Katrina..!! I have not heard of the Sakwala Chakraya until today..!! That's an interesting finding..!!

[jenniferbalesteri]

The Constantine colossus in 2022, recreated is too cool! I ALSO hope they recreate the Rhodes colossus as well! ❤️🐈‍⬛❤️

[candymcgraw]

Love your videos Katrina. I look forward to watching them every day.

[heatherjohnson]

I've been watching this channel for years and I still love to listen every night. 🥰 Also can I get a shout out please?!? My 2 sons love you too. Harvey and Mayor

[terrycureton]

Regarding copper used by Native Americans: Everyone knows that copper is a rather malleable metal, but not many know that there is a simple way to make copper harder - by hammering it - which is how it is "tempered." Thus, a cutting edge made by hammering copper is much stronger and sharper than an edge made by grinding it down. This is analogous to flint knapping which makes very sharp edges by chipping flakes off hard rocks. I'm pretty sure that primitive cultures knew both techniques, but modern people don't know much about either.

[bjorndamrong]

Hi Katrina have a great day and love your explaining 😍

[hundun]

We have been using lead pipes till somewhere in the 20th century I believe. After that copper pipes and the last 20-30 years plastic pipes. I'm not a big fan of plastic (water-pipes) for drinking water, but nonetheless we are using them, and btw also for central heating systems.

[davekutz]

Mounds in America were built by the mound building civilization not native Americans. Different era

[BigTreesever]

Lmao “it’s a giant burial tomb” totally, yeah, that’s why they’ve never found a single mummy in any pyramid and every actual tomb they’ve found is extremely decorated while the pyramids are barren inside.

[DukeLukeEm]

Hey girl... your standard anolog watch can also be used to tell directions like a compass even at night if they have indaglow... many have built in stuff so you can use it day or night even if they die... so not that I don't like the info I've seen several things that get not really right. Keep it up just research a tid bit more... if u also know how (lost ability) but why many ppl carried pocket watches to tell time and direction if they couldn't by sight

[kevenc]

Can someone explain to me how that messaging works? If both clay jars have the same message, doesnt it mean the message has been sent from a to b already? Otherwise how can B have the same message as A already? If thats the case, then what purpose does it have? Also... If that messaging system is having one at mountain A and one at mountain B, how big would those messages be on those clay.... I doubt they had binoculars during that time. How could people read the messages on those clay when far away from each other

[christopherparsons]

I tell a secret. A round drill to make a square hole. Sized. Placement. Make: doorway or Get: block.

[hundun]

28:46 I see a big nose with right below that a beard. Not a bird, definitely not a bird.
29:45 and 53:46 The item you scratch/grind with, has to be harder, more dense than granite. Otherwise you can't carve into it (the granite material).

[dougbillman]

Humans have been in this realm, for 156 million

[LanceBroussard-tx]

My name is Lance Broussard and my image was illegally used in this video time stamped 10:38 I don't know where they got the footage from and I asked him to take it down they have not yet done so I'm going to pursue legal action

[DeanLiebe]

I’m a land surveyor and they definitely used those murkets or how ever you say that for laying out pyramids and other temples I can tell by looking at them

[christopherparsons]

Continue to absorb until you can not. A lifetime to narrow to the truth. In mine, hoaxes. But not all.