Exploring Ancient Uxmal In The Yucatan Of Mexico

[thewalkingdude]

Thank you Mr. Foerster,
You provide beautiful cinematography and commentary. Thank you for all of your efforts to educate the world.

[stevelschuster]

I love the comparison, super crude to super advanced work. Unbelievable..

[JohnMarshall-NI]

The contrast between the building techniques is huge.

[steve-o]

Mexico is a beautiful place to visit with intriguing Mysteries...

[mattstanislen]

I hope you can understand how grateful so many of us are for you doing what you do. Namaste.

[walterpalmer]

One million subscribers, it won't be long.
Some of the best content there is. Thank you Brien.
I just saw this very site in a movie. Now I know where it was filmed.

[gymgym]

Always a ray of sunshine as we discover !

[cosmicbackwoods]

the small building gave me a vibe when i was there, there was something to it. very cool place to visit

[pencilmen]

One of the lintels looked like reinforced concrete and another was timber. So lots of v recent reconstruction

[mscir]

Intriguing, so much we don't know...

[spinfyeze]

Your videos are so relaxing... love it.

[Thelaika]

I have educated me on the megalithic sites in Australia.
Excellent site’s

[MULLATO]

I've been there was really nice!!

[TheDemonation]

one beautifum mysterious badass place ty Brien

[surreycpr]

There has to be a connection with Egypt and other sites around the world. OK the styles are different but this is the same for many other things we discovered whilst exploring the world, and adapted to our own personal taste

[orunabho]

where is the mega in these "megalithic construction"?? well-shaped though, for sure, two distinct cultures possibly

[dtunzzlistener]

Does anyone realize how much time was and could have been between stone designs or cutting abilities as found in these awesome places? In a hundred years of our time we flew as people with stumpy craniums and developed intense computings. Maybe the part that makes us chip rocks was removed or we live shorter spans of time withnon elongated skull type motives or motivations. It is strange how advanced the past cultures building techniques are being shown, and so much to do with stones that would not be easy for us types of uses. Could there have been a time of great lightening and you had to live with stone to keep the wild beasts out and electromagnetics or plasma at bay with rock.

[realjaxon]

The walls must have been plastered over with "something". Why would they fill in the gaps of the better cut blocks with rubble unless there was a façade planned to cover it?

[yogidemis]

I hate to be the guy who had to go out and collect all those rocks and bring them back. Must of been a hellava job.

[Boostlifelex]

So Brien how did they not have metal tools but they had metal smelters ?