400-Million Year-Old Hammer Found In London? 🔨

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[kategreig]

I live near the blue stone quarry's where they believe th stones for stone henge came from. They are right up in the hills. How on earth they got them from the Preseli hills in Pembrokeshire, Wales, to Salisbury plain in England is incredible. Either they would have had to take over the mountains or they would have had to take them down the hill over some more hills to the sea, get them on a boat sail around Wales and up the tidal river Severn off the boat without sinking into the silty banks and then get them over the hills to Salisbury plain.

[snake]

This was in London, TEXAS. Not London, England. Just to clarify.

[DieterSoegemeier]

It does not really mater how old it is. What makes the iron in the hammer not rust. This is a very important feature for the building industry. Just imagin if we could make iron beams that do not rust. What that would mean to us and how that would change everything we do.

[lynnmitzy]

Lots of stuff is found in coal. My grandfather was a miner. You wouldn't believe it possible.
Trees, turtles, crystal's, shoes, and yes, tools.

[D-B-Cooper]

Thought that hammer was from Texas. With that spark plug from the 20s found in a rock makes you wonder more about how rocks are formed than spark plugs from 20, 000 years ago.

[utubeu]

Napoleons army was know to have shot the sphinx nose off.

[TA-xjwe]

That belongs to Paul Pelosi's great grandfather!
🔨👈🐿🤤

[owenjones]

We were not created, i feel insulted by this notion, life has lived on this rock for millions of years, where it started we d not know, and perhaps never will, there have been many civilisations which have come long gone from the past that we speculate on, i think we have lost more about us that we will ever know after all the Earth is at least 4.5 billion years old, if life started on this planet 2 billion years ago, then buried way beneath our feet encased in rock are advances we no nothing about and maybe never will !

[dreamingmusic]

6:56 - western wall in Jerusalem - That wall is a retaining wall. It is approx 1 mile in circumference and 200 feet tall.
That 600 ton stone sits at street level about 100 feet to the right of the "wailing wall". "Street level" is 50 feet above where the wall rests on the bedrock. So that 600 ton stone was lifted 50 feet into the air when the wall was constructed. Most of the rest of the stones are 6' x 6' x 10' and weigh 20 tons. Now ask yourself if you still believe that the bronze age Hebrews would seriously be capable of building that wall.

[danekender]

In my mind,
Humanity was undoubtedly connected around
the world in ways that are just fascinating and very intriguing!

Another great video, Mystery History 👌 🍻

[rickyholt]

Texas definitely had an ancient advanced civilization. We also have the great Rockwall and the malakoff man heads. The Rockwall is said to be natural yet it looks nothing like a sand dyke. The malakoff heads are carved stone heads dating back 15 to 20 thousand years. It seems that North America may have had civilizations far older than the other megaliths in the world.

[Alicenchains]

😂When I go on a date, The first question I ask a guy, “Who do you think built the pyramid’s”?

I literally have been celibate for four years!! 😂

TO PASS THE TEST
The guy has to at least say four things!

1. Egyptians Inherited the pyramids.
2. Cyclopian Masonry

3.
I have no clue? What do you know about them?

4. The last but most crucial is,
here’s an idea, let’s watch an episode of Mystery History to get you in the mood tonight!!

[axolotlmafia]

I have a question, and I don't know who I can talk to about this, please do forgive me for leaving my question here. I know that the eye of the Sahara is quite far from Egypt and the Sphinx, but because the Sphinx is so much more older than the pyramids, is it at all possible that the Sphinx too, was eroded away by this same massive wall of water that wiped out Atlantis? Perhaps this is why the original sphinx was so heavily damaged by water? Thank you to anyone who can give me some feedback.

[krisbest]

When religous dogma is believed and funds any age related study, we have a big problem

[AllotmentDiggers]

I wonder if anybody has measured the coffin of Khufu to see if it fits the stone sarcophagus in the great pyramid???

[hennieviljoen]

Is Mike Hammer that old? Very commendable indeed!

[CSGATI]

Knowledge has changed much over thousands of years but not intelligence.

[cynicalbuddha]

"Enigmatic flow chambers". Sexiest thing ever said on YouTube! I'm using that at the bar!

[lukecage]

It'd be nice if the pics of the dolmens had their location in a corner of the pic somewhere.

[barryheyns]

I find the metallurgy assessments to be the smoking guns