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[nelldrakebane]

Giant samurai is complete fake. We Japanese did not bury the dead body like that in samurai era. And armor is a typical ceremonial style, not for a battle field type.

Also, the large sword is also for a ceremonial. The giant samurai never existed, but the large swords really existed.

[MrBilldo]

Fun fact, the Odachi sword was originally designed to be a sword that could decapitate a horse and rider in one swing. So it's not really surprising to see a few extreme examples out there.

[AnthonyZarrella-eh]

Sword built to showcase skill not for actual use

[chuckkline]

Imagine going to college just to end up being a modern grave robber.

[fortheloveofpuzzles]

Truly interesting - another great video. 💜🧩

[bigrebmetalworx]

2:21 woo woo woo!!! Heavier than a BOWLING BALL and takes FIVE PEOPLE TO MOVE IT?!?!?!?Thats a HUGE difference in weight!! Only takes ONE person to hold a bowling ball…. Its OBVIOUSLY light enough for one person to swing if he knew how to properly proportion his weight with the bowling ball weighted sword. This is NOT impossible for a strong normal sized human to use if used properly. Its obviously ment to keep distance between enemy for not just himself but for those around him like covering fire in todays warfare. A guy spinning with a huge sword around the battlefield would be a hard person to get close to creating a hole for those behind and around him to exploit.. sounds like a great tactical weapon on the frontlines

[lezbarker]

Fake giant armour it actually shows two different helmets the giant sword is real and was probably used as an ornament a display of someone’s power.

[ArishaHarrichand-uxrh]

Put more information regarding Agartha 🥳

[RichardRazo-gm]

Where's the giant samurai guy??!!Great job Katrina 😉

[C_In_Outlaw]

2:27 I think the sword was just a ceremonial piece lol nobody actually used it

[candymcgraw]

Very interesting video Katrina. Hi from Osceola Indiana in the USA

[davidbilger]

That is alot of copper saws. Maybe C.Dunn is right about the use of them in ancient times of Egypt. It is speculated that they also had the use of electricity. It is said they had alot going on than modern-day minds can comprehend with closed minds.

[bluesmachine]

That image doesn’t look remotely real. Plus people in that region are and were much shorter back then. As for the sword, it’s just a display item for ceremonies.

[EnigmaExplained-en]

I was quite surprised by the first part of the video. so impressive

[YouandLife.]

01:43: The Norimitsu Odachi is incredible—a 12-foot sword weighing 32 pounds! Who do you think could wield such a weapon? Let’s hear your thoughts!

[spade]

22:40 that 3rd footprint was made by the same one that made the 2 behind it. The 2 shows the being standing in place and the single print in front shows that being took a step forward. It's in the right place for a step to be made ans with how big they are the distance is that of the being walking forward.

[LMevaA]

Love your vids Katrina. Love from Michigan USA.

[falsedemocracy]

I wish I had a friend like Katrina! A beautiful woman that I could talk to about history, archeology and ancient OOPARTS for hours while we busy ourselves in the garden or on a hike!!

[KarlaThompson-qtkn]

a 8 sided pyramid can greatly increase it's ability to withstand internal forces

[vittorio]

There where Giants in the Heart in time past