Scientists Discovered A Pre-Historic Mega Structure In China That Man Couldn't Build

Scientists Discovered A Pre-Historic Mega Structure In China That Man Couldn't Build

Scientists have discovered a pre-historic mega structure in China called the Yangshan Quarry that has left experts baffled. This ancient mystery is something man couldn't possibly have built. Stick around and find out more with added insights from Graham Hancock.

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[ivspwmc]

It seems we don't know what we don't know.

[ivspwmc]

A 16 thousand ton rock is not going to be rolled over logs and olive oil.

[normanbirk]

It is silly to think any one could move this rock. That self important leader made them cut the rock, but they all knew it wasn't going anywhere.

[dougbillman]

Civilization you are looking for is under 6 miles of

[bobbadham]

Hancock has always made more sense of lost history than any1 else I've ever heard & he's a real indy Jones!

[qqpbkux]

Same 'Nubs' on the rocks as in Peru, Egypt and other ancient structures

[paulvarda]

they planned to move a 16, 000 ton hahahha, they must have been drunk on rice wine when they thought they could move that. hahahahaha.

[peterstoops]

why are you calling the Ming dynasty "pre-historic"?

[chrisbiro]

To claim they abandoned the project due to logistical issues because they couldn't move the objects is to claim you do know why they abandoned the project. The reality is they did abandon the project but you have no idea why they did so.

[BEACHTECHD]

You can find those "blobs" or squares sticking out of the wall, at every big megalithic sites, even in Egypt, Mexico, South Africa. Everywhere all over the world, and they all precession cut stones.

[mcburcke]

So, what evidence is there that the Ming Emperor actually intended to construct this stele? All I heard was "local legends" from the narrator. Also, the "base" stone has the same protuberances all over its surface that are seen worldwide on far more ancient stonework. Something doesn't add up here with assigning these stones to the Ming Dynasty. Not buying it.

[dochelp]

I have been to this quarry, touched and climbed on these stones, which defies understanding. Anyone, Dibble included, who suggests this was not the product of an highly advanced society possessing advanced technology is either a compulsive liar or fully delusional. I am aware of Graham’s views regarding the nature of this advanced culture and am in agreement that it would have appeared much different from today’s technology. Advanced does not simply mean extraterrestrial or even the technology of the early 21st century.

[ICUBUDO]

This was done by the Nephilim...Period...

[johningle]

They have no clue how old Rocks are. Smh.

[lawrencenannes]

They had technology that we dont undrstand😮😮❤❤

[PyroLH]

I recently watched a video about the thunderstorm generator. In the video results from some sort of a atom test where shown.
It seemed like during the operation of the thunderstorm generator some sort of carbon atoms were formed. Which made the testinstitute believe that the tested piece of the thunderstorm generator is thousends of years old.
Maybe we got carbon dating wrong?
I'm no expert by any means, just wanted to let that idea here.

[atmossanguine]

Its vibrations...however they did it most likely involved high frequency instruments.

If it was brute force then it would have made more sense to incorporate underground, hillsides and mountains as your square and load-bearing structures, where the excavated material would simply be compiled and discarded or repurposed.


Which not to say doesn't exist. They abdolutely do. But the ratio leans twords it being a Very precise method of somehow cutting 3D shapes of solid material from the 2D face of a rock.

[dss-homemadestuff]

There are more, and older structures in the

[stevev]

They didn't move it. Could be preparing to make manageable sized slabs.

[davidmooten]

perhaps the stele was abandoned because of the impossibility to lift the weight ?