This Ancient MEGA QUARRY Discovered In Utah Changes Everything

Pre-Flood Mega Quarry Unexpectedly Discovered in Utah Shocked the Whole World. In the rugged deserts of Utah, where ancient landscapes whisper tales of the Earth's history, a remarkable discovery has stunned archaeologists and geologists alike. Imagine stumbling upon a colossal quarry buried beneath layers of time, its secrets waiting patiently to be unearthed. This isn't just any quarry—it's a prehistoric marvel, dating back to a time long before civilizations walked these lands. What treasures lie hidden within its depths, offering a glimpse into an era lost to the sands of time? Join us as we delve into the mystery of a pre-flood mega quarry unexpectedly discovered in Utah that shocked the whole world..

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[ultimatediscovery]

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[DrJoe-Future]

I believe that science has advanced far enough today that they now know "the flood myth" is no longer a "Myth, " but it is a fact discovered by archeologists and geologists around the world and well known now for over a decade.

[WashYourWorld]

Grand Canyon is a giant preflood quarry. Not eroded for millions of years. There were giants and advanced technology before the flood

[CitizenWill]

And almost none of this relates to the supposed quarry.

[ejtppvm]

“High ELEVATION” not “High ALTITUDE”. Elevation is a measurement on the ground and Altitude is a measurement in the air.

[animtorfiddler]

The saddest thing about Archaeology as a science in this time is the utter inability of the academic community to acknowledge that there are things we do not have sufficient accumulated data, nor the tools, means, or theoretical sophistication to understand.
So fer-Pete's-sake STOP claiming to know Everything that CAN BE known.

[ms]

The POVchannel should get credit for some of the footage starting at 4:24 shouldn’t they?

[Sir_Galahad]

The natural explanation doesnt explain how some blocks are missing in the middle. I watched the desert drifter visit this place no one can explain the missing blocks....

[garytull]

Notice some clips of the quarry blocks are from the POV Channel, one of my favorites

[BrendaHaltom-csck]

I don’t see how nature itself could have create such precise angles as shown around the world! Wow 1000 tons!🌏🌞

[robertgibson]

This looks like the great flood washed everything out except a few of the hardest stone places.

[kwyorman]

Great history vid. Very little to do with the title though.

[RexRoberts-hkwj]

We’ve been here for hundreds of thousands of years, maybe millions. Almost entirely wiped out many many times and making a comeback over and over again.

[bhami]

11:10 That particular shot is Devil's Tower in Wyoming, *not* Devil's Postpile in California.

[stevenboyer]

Your commentary is full of holes! Especially the biblical account of the flood of Noah's day!

[theeldeivd]

In Mexico there's a legend about the land where the Mexicas (the Aztecs) come from. It's called Aztlan and it was supposed to be located in the north. The thing is that Aztlan was supposed to be an island.

[patrickbuechel]

😮😅the area those giant blocks of stone are on is huge, really huge. Its along the north rim of the little Colorado River, many surfaces are smooth and finished, even in between very close blocks. ❤❤❤👍

[R-towne]

The only way this cooling was achieved is to have a sudden rush of water. I've been there and I have no idea of how the water levels can be refuted. Flooding is not a radical issue it's obviously a fact.

[emaarts]

I think the stones at Balbek are made of stronger stone than sandstone. Sandstone wouldn't be strong enough to build giant temples etc.

[skepsis]

Dont think this is a quarry, where are the buildings using these blocks?