Secret Siberia - Scientists Discovered Something Ancient In This Cave And They Are Scared

Secret Siberia - This Discovery Inside An Ancient Cave Scientists Say Shouldn't Exist

Journey into the mysterious world of Siberia's hidden caves with this groundbreaking discovery. Scientists are astounded by the ancient artifacts and bones left behind by the Denisovans, a previously unknown ancient human species. This secret cave holds secrets that challenge what we thought we knew about human history. Don't miss out on this incredible discovery!

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[gramps]

There are megalithic structures in Russia that have no oral history as to who built them. It must be well before the flood.

[dobermanmom]

Please, please do away with the background music! Besides being distracting, it makes it harder for people with hearing impairments.

[adamplona]

Very cool. The search for answers is never ending.

[YutbisSUS]

Legend has it Nikola Tesla was playing with one of his secret experiments the night of the Tunguska event, where he shot a giant ray of energy into the sky, never finding out what happened to it.

[josephberg]

Iraq is the same way. It’s kinda a cover-up, but there is so much they keep the public. I just happened to see some of it and how it was handled and sadly destroyed.

[michaelholt]

Named after the hermit who lived and died there, the fringed bones were Australian aboriginal.obviously travelled up the estern seaboard

[resetXform]

Please fix the volume discrepancy coming from the narrator and the voice of Graham Hancock.

[joshkrause]

Anyone who reads knows Neanderthals were not stupid. The problem is most people don’t read anything meaningful.

[neilmackenzie]

How is it we keep seeing portrayals of Denisovans, when we only have a finger bone fragment a skull fragment and a few teeth? No artist ever laid eyes on one, so how does one extrapolate a whole bunch of people from a handful of bone fragments The pictures are made-up nonsense.

[SajjadAli-ykno]

I like the adventures, thanks for the informations😊

[alexfernandez]

Hindu veda texts. Sure it's spelled different. Anyways they talk about 400k identified humanoid species

[princealexyonwuren]

This discovery is the linking points between the original black Asian mongols and the albino Caucasians.

[scottthomas]

I will never get these minutes back!
This video is all over the place!
Peace out!

[francisfischer]

Handcock is a great man and thinker. I wish academia would take him seriously. They would be better for it.

[keithtinkler]

AI can't vocalise "Pleistocene" properly

[leithmark]

A finger bone, a few teeth and a skull fragment....
They have concluded more than this with less evidence than this in the past only to have to change their story later. Hopefully thats all in the past.

[donaldchamberlain]

How do you think that it was in the middle of nowhere. You said it was used for tens of thousands of years. Where do you think the land was back then, what your saying is time long ago was it pangea then if so where in that one vast ocean do you think they were in lattitude and longitude thanx that would be acceptable.

[lorysmidt]

The Neanderthal are us! The theory of evolution is erroneous. If it's correct, why is there no Rheses factor in my blood? I am O-?

[thepoliticalminute]

This discovery undoes the riech standard looks of people and possibly DNA while not leaving things to abasement over who has the best cultural-ist-ic practices or way to extinction.

[privatedata]

imagine all the ancient caves that mother nature closed in that we will never know about or what artifacts that are in the caves