Ancient civilization tunnels discovered in Nebraska The untold story

Nebraska's Hidden Tunnels: The Untold Story of Ancient Civilizations

Robber's Cave: There is a naturally formed area in Robber's Cave in Lincoln, Nebraska, that was likely used by Native Americans before alteration in the late 1800's. The cave, which extends 5,600 feet, was used by Native Americans, pioneers, and even served as the city's first brewery. It was sealed for decades but has recently reopened for tours

Paleoburrows
The paleoburrows are a network of underground passages that were dug by prehistoric animals, most likely giant ground sloths. These creatures were about the size of elephants and had long claws that they used to excavate the soil. The paleoburrows are estimated to be between two million and 10,000 years old, and they range from four feet to 65 feet in width and length. Some of them are lined with claw marks, indicating the direction and effort of the digging. The paleoburrows are found in several locations in southern Brazil, but also in Nebraska, where they were discovered by geologist Heinrich Frank in 2010.

It is possible that some of the paleoburrows in Nebraska were reused by Native Americans after the extinction of the giant sloths. According to Wikipedia, some paleoburrows in Brazil were used as temporary shelters and for ritual purposes by indigenous human populations. In some of them, researchers found stone tools, ceramic artifacts, human burials, and inscriptions engraved on the walls. Therefore, it is unclear if the Native Americans in Nebraska had any connection to the paleoburrows or the ancient animals that created them.

4. The Scottsbluff Tunnel
The Scottsbluff Tunnel is a natural formation that was created by the erosion of the North Platte River. The tunnel is located near the Scotts Bluff National Monument, which is a landmark of the Oregon Trail. The tunnel is about 20 feet high and 50 feet long, and it offers a scenic view of the river and the surrounding landscape. The tunnel is also a site of historical and cultural significance, as it was used by Native Americans, fur traders, pioneers, and soldiers.

We are particularly interested in the Paleoburrows and the Scottsbluff tunnels. These tunnels have folklore, stories, and possible ancient ancestry to the Native American cultures from thousands of years ago.
Some sources:
Prehistoric Engineers Of The Huge Ancient Tunnels In South America Identified And They Are What We Expected - Ancient Pages
Prehistoric Engineers Of The Huge Ancient Tunnels In South America Identified And They Are What We Expected - Ancient Pages

[QuaaludeCharlie]

I was one of the Curators who got to extract pottery shards from The Nebraska Tunnels, I worked with Sr. Drake who Deciphered The Writing, So I can attest to the validity of the facts as they pertain to this A.I. generated Video :) QC

[SolitaryS]

I have lived in Nebraska all 60 years of my life. I have never heard of any existence of these tunnels. The only reference I can find to tunnels in Nebraska is the Belmont Railroad tunnel in Dawes County. Constructed 1888 - 1890. "Click Bait" is ruining YouTube !

[robertmiller]

be nice if they had real pics of these tunnels

[comfortablynumb]

Footage of the actual tunnels would be cool. I've never heard of them, or a written language from that long ago in the Americas. If the text in the video is really from the tunnels it's interesting because it looks like Pheonecian or something like that.

[InterWebGuy]

Not trying to be snarky, but if these tunnels were found in 1962 and this video contains all the info known about who created them, then all we really know is that somebody made them at some point in the past, which is also what we knew that moment in 1962 they were discovered. I'm trying hard to justify this 8:07 minutes of my life was properly used, but it's not working.

[LuciferMornStar]

Never heard of these before. They would have been occupied during a ice age. I believe we have stuck lots of things underground over the millennia. No telling what's down there waiting or who!

[xksyplz]

I call total B.S. Longtime Nebraska ex-resident. Never heard of them. Couldn't be in the Platte River valley, the water table is too high. My family was in the gravel mining business for over 20 years. Even putting aside the water table issue, the soil is too loose to construct anything resembling a tunnel there. We did find a few Wooly Mammoth, Mastodon and prehistoric Camel and Horse teeth over the years, all authenticated by the head archeologist at the U of N, Lincoln Elephant Hall. What are the names of your "archeologists' and "experts"? What institution did they represent? Why were their findings never released to the public? I cited my sources, now cite us all yours. Like I said, total and complete B.S.

[rhale]

Nothing but meaningless words and images

[williamsparks]

Nebraska with mountains? Sorry, not true video.

[Nishtawa]

Did anyone notice that there are no facts, dates or scientific data offered in this? This is awful; like eating a bowl of straw! What was the point? 5 thumbs down

[brucewilson]

I'm near the end of this video. I am unsure if even one image was from Nebraska. It appears that you used Stock Footage from many sources. Confusing. Frustrating.

[nickroth]

A lot of those tunnels look like the inside of units in a oil refinery or steel furnace. Pretty crazy

[skepsis]

No tunnels from Nebraska in this clip what I can see. hoax.

[carolfeichko]

Kennels were also found in Wadas, Utah coal mine. They went clear into Sanpete county from Carbon County lately they found tunnels in the coal mine up in Amory county, and they were closed off, and the men were warned not to talk about it, but I’ve got pictures of them those tunnels when you scrape off the mosque or a smooth as glass my husband went in the tunnel at Waters in 1950 with his brother Joe. He was amazed at the precision and beauty of the tunnels thank you watus Utah

[herbscott]

As a video, this is a dud. It would have been better presented as a printed paper, but it would have been a dud there, too, for the same reason the video was a dud. In the entire presentation there was not a single image presented of a Nebraska tunnel; not a single image of the writings; not a single image of any of the artifacts.

[grnmachine]

I am confused. If paleoburrows were indeed made by Giant Sloth as your initial information provides, are you then insinuating that Giant Sloths were ancient peoples that used these tunnels and inscribed a language onto the sides? Also, as many others have pointed out: please stop using stock footage at all as it cheapens your storyline, and confuses the viewer. If you have limited footage to show, make your videos shorter, as you really provided no information other than: Tunnels in Nebraska! Look! Look! Flame me if you want, but I watched this video and this is my conclusion. Don't like it? Stop making useless videos!

[enigmavariations]

When i worked on the Omaha Indian Reservation many years ago. Several natives told me that there tunnels under the reservation.

[LadyMaven]

If you're never going to show us the actual tunnels, artifacts and writing, then, what's the point? Why am I watching this? If you're not going to, say so in the beginning and why, so we can move on if we want to or stay and watch. Otherwise, it's just false advertising for clicks and likes.

[sharky]

Instead of reading a story and showing videos of pieces of videos, how about telling us what we’re looking at and showing some of the artifacts. Where in Nebraska? Along the river culture or in the mountains or open plains?

[michaelabraham]

I live in nebraska, nothing like that here.