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[RostislavLapshin]

4:17 For those who are interested in the topic of polygonal masonry. A number of methods for obtaining the polygonal masonry are proposed. The basis of the proposed methods is the use of clay/gypsum replicas, reduced clay models of stone blocks and a 3D-pantograph, as well as a topography translator. The results are presented in the article: “Fabrication methods of the polygonal masonry of large tightly fitted stone blocks with curved surface interfaces in megalithic structures of Peru” (DOI: I do not provide a direct link, because YouTube does not allow a comment with this link. Search by the article title.

[frankevans]

I’m a retired coal miner and have done considerable hard rock mining. Those caves look like they were cut with a rotating cutter head with carbide bits

[mikeconnel]

Polygonal masonry. Blows. My. Mind. I was in construction my whole life and can tell you, we always look to the easiest techniques to build anything.
If polygonal masonry was the easiest technique? The builders were so far ahead of us it’s mind boggling.

[SIXTYPROD]

I would love to be able to see just a glimpse of these ancient times it’s so absolutely amazing to me

[JasenChase]

the biggest shocker for me as an Anthropologist was the discovery of literally thousands of feet of a glass material completely flattened out and ready for cutting into small mirrors. found within the bottom levels of a cave system literally many many thousands of years ago!

[sarahelmore]

I love that you give facts and let us viewers come up with their own hypothesis. Thank you for all the hard work💚💚

[lcmlcm]

Mystery History knows how to get there point across. Opened my eyes up years ago and thank you 😊

[jmo]

Oh my god! You explain so much. So many questions I've always had in my mind. I had heard about the melted stones but couldn't find information about it and you just talked about it! I totally believe that you are correct. I have believed this for so much of my life. There are so many of us I think

[ptimal]

Now think about how thick the Earth's crust is, several miles on average. If we aren't the first, imagine what's buried. Also, if these ancients could cut stone so well, surely they could dig well too.

[KETODiamond]

Amazing. I hope one day we find or find out about the type of tools they actually had.

[tonydoberman]

Sincere thanks for the nice long detailed coverage

[jophoenix]

Mystery History was the first to point out the machine work that our rulers could not denied

[krisbest]

Some of their buldings last longer than our current badly constructed, overpriced lego units.

[hadrianwall]

"Selective Research Syndrome"
HA!!! HILARIOUS!!
I don't think I have heard that one before.
You guys have my support for as long as you want it.
Educational and humorous....
Definitely sticking around...

[marywright]

The toppled obelisk of Axum looks like the Puma Punku blocks

[PapaJoFixIt]

The book of Enoch explains all of this it says before the flood they had great technology And giants to build

[darrelfairhurst]

I'm loving your presentation! DTTV and others have lost their way. Thousands like me need the narration and video to tie in. If its just random video/photos to narration then its just a talking book. Please carry on helping us who learn a different way, the old documentary format is still the best. Thank you for your hard work, I would like to give you money, but as circumstances are I could do with borrowing a tenner from you. Though saying that, the little ray of light you bring into our lfes is priceless!

[thelogicremains]

At 34:47 Look at the doorway, notice the lintel above it. Above the lintel it appears that the archway of the door is completed. Could the lintel have been a repair?

[ricknick]

Those walls and how they do it is a rough cut the stones to fit the spot that they're in from each side or even the middle and both sides so they're coming from both directions they're just shopping the rocks off and throwing them together but the melted rock gets an extra thing done to it you can take sulfurs and debris for rocks and patterize it mix it together and pile it up and it will get hot hot enough to turn molten if you piled that stuff up around your walls after you've built them they would get hot enough to melt your wall together then you just remove the heating material in your wall is vitrified on the outside with a protective layer and the rocks are molded together it looks like they didn't get that part off quick enough

[JasenChase]

polygonal & cyclopic masonry trace to Denisovan-Sapien hybrids from the Ameru Civilization in Pre Neolithic S. America (Modern Peru) and the Hyperborean civilization founded in ancient Caucasus mountains (Modern Russia & Siberia)..the use of pastes dusts liquids and resonance from sound & light help shed the outer electron shells of elements and isotopes thus often reducing weight and resistance occuring in "gravity"..