A look at Church St Cemetery that was claimed to be Established and also Founded in 1819. Is this any different than old word structures and ruins around the realm? How far do the bricks go down?
Brother, I am only three minutes in I love your video. I’m a surveyor in London. I look at old properties for a living once you see you see properly. It is impossible that the old houses of London were all built between 1800 and 1900 the amount of factories they would’ve needed turning out of these bricks in a short space of time relatively but with the exquisite detail that you just cannot find today. On such a large scale. We have been lied to , But the people will not listen , destined We are for another reset..
True . If you have watched Archaix with Jason Brashears who is a chronologist and goes back in history it shows that 2040 may be trouble with the Phoenix which may be a weapon unleashed. 1902 was apparently a re set and happens ever 138 yrs.
Look at the similarities of the great cities of northern Europe. The northern countries were long ago provinces of a great northern empire. Longer ago than the history we are allowed to know.
@@helenkentwell5042Recently got into Archaix, he goes deep into details, and he's definitely got some truth that the history we're given just doesn't add up.
In Australia same thing. Huge brick buildings built were told during the 1850’s gold rush. Low population supposedly not enough to build elaborate structures.Hmmm…
The heat damage reminds me of our “ wildfire “ or directed energy weapon damage ( lasers ) we see in the “ Paradise fire and Lahaina which could be exactly what we are seeing here….. old world genocide. When you look at old photos of the MANY “ Great fires “ of the 1800’s we see building damage beyond the capabilities of flame and in some pics there are trees WITH FOLIAGE a few feet away from these fried buildings…. just like Lahaina and Paradise “ wildfires “
@@doola1609 Yeah I saw that..... unbelievable blatant mockery, complete with laughing demons on the can. They also have " Baja Blast " which might be telling us something upcoming right? Makes me think about the Nike slogan " Just Do It "..... or is it " Just DEW It " and just what was the Johnny cash song " Ring of Fire " really about?
This is a good point,when I was turning 17,I got certified as an adult and while in the county jail,I met a man who built crypts ,and the reason I say this is because I don't know of anyone building those things anymore.im forty-five and only ever met one person that did this, being a former tradesmen you run into all types.crypt construction, never met another one.
"Founded" is a dead giveaway. Pardon the pun. Because it was already there, they can't claim it, so they "Founded" it. Just like so many old buildings all over the world.
To add to that if you don't mind please, this is correct as Found(ed)...previously there, but also Established (from what I understand and please correct me if I'm wrong) is "Here's what this business (or whatever it is) is going to be now." 🤷🏼♀ Cool nonetheless!
When the Jesuits brought Lord Baltimore to found Maryland, the order of the King was for the Governor of Virginia to provide him with as much brick as he needed. Brick burners were set up on site for over 200 years. It was the manufacturing movement that make us think of brick production as being an off site industry.
I live in the former brick capital of America, Sanford, North Carolina! One day when I was out exploring by some old train tracks, I noticed a brick wall, at least 20 foot high deep in the woods. Went back a few days later to check it out. It was an old 1800 brick factory, complete with a detached kiln. There are piles of brick everywhere you look outside the building and the building is in the process of being reclaimed by nature. The site is amazing. I should probably shoot a video there. It was so fun to find, but I just wanted to throw it in that there is at least one US brick factory that was quite prolific and it’s not unlikely that many early industrial bricks in America came from that very place.
There is an old brick factory under Lake Marion, SC. When the lake went dry in 07, it was exposed for the first time in over 50 years. To me, the 3 tombs with the pipe-like things look like kilns, perhaps whoever is buried there worked in a brick factory?
I think there is alot in history that has been hidden or twisted, edited, redefined, especially in the 1700’s, 1800’s, and thru the 1900’s till today. I think it has something to do with the agendas of the elites in what commodities they choose to push to get their big business goals met. They create markets they can control the biggest influence or shares in to eventually monopolize them later. Before and during the industrial revolution the elite financiers, big business coal, oil, etc needed to create a big market demand for oil to meet the demands for their elite plans for industrialization to process & produce all the natural resources into what these growing industries need. Also wars need oil, gas, massive resources, so any reason to get the resources they needed, likely had some nefarious plans to wage war, depopulate, advance their plans etc. You need oil, coal, gas to make most things in some indirect way at least and rapidly increasing the need for oil, gas, etc would get the working population getting recruited for it too. Its also possible that companies making bricks in big kiln factories had lower profit margins, so I always think to “follow the money trail”, cause the elites are always scheming to find a bigger profit margin or gain they can capitalize on. Bricks last too long, help keep a house cool in summer and can help retain some heat in winter. The elites always want to cut costs, the workers wages, decrease quality for higher profits, and make their costs cheaper, for THEIR bottom line. The product they sell slowly gets the value pumped out of it, and the consumer has to fix it, or pay to repair it, buy overpriced parts for it, higher a professional to look at it, or junk it and buy another etc. Industrialization might have benefited the upperclass, aristocracy, oligarchs, banksters, and big business more than the pmasses of the common man, woman, and child…
And cart them several days or even weeks to cross the streams, woods and rivers, with no power tools only horse and buggy…. No network for logistics; no way the “asylums” all over the Midwest, absolute massive structures…. No way the south was cranking out that many bricks and shipping them in proper amounts to proper locations, hell or high water; usually built by a man and his “son” construction; massive structures being built in places like Michigan and Chicago; before power tools and modern heating etc. the winters in Midwest are absolutely brutal; I’m in Kansas and coldest I’ve ever personally seen was about -18F; so colder up Nort; in MI & Chicago CLAIM to build these absolute behemoths in like a year or two; just slamming it through the winters; up there, I can only guess were some type of crane…? With icing literally over everything; complicating the alleged “construction” by at least to the 2nd or 3rd Power….. Absolutely ridiculous. “Constructing” a story, maybe.. a tall tale.
brick capital? apparently you've never been to st. louis. the A/B brewery alone has tons and tons of bricks. the older homes from 1900, all two and three story, and all brick. i'm sure there are many other cities like cleveland and chicago that have even more.
You're on to something, Mark. With the stigma of not to bother the dead. Its the perfect cover to hide something they don't want us to see or understand. Brilliant!
I live in Baltimore, Maryland. The Society of Jesus brought The Lord, erected The Cross and provided the New Testament and failed to teach people that the way of the Old Testament world was to create a "Tree of Life"..... Seth put seeds in Adam's mouth, he didn't get honored with the symbol of death marking the spot.
@@Ackira You should pay more attention to us. At least WE ask questions instead of just blindly and passively accepting whatever we're told just because it was taught in school. The fact is that humans are a species with amnesia. We don't know who we are, what we are, when we are, where we are, where we came from, or why we exist. We're given answers to these questions that don't make sense when analyzed. Oh, and "they" are whoever is in charge of this realm, whoever it is that benefits from keeping us ignorant of our past, as well as poor, miserable, and constantly fighting amongst ourselves.
@@viviennemercier1706 most scientific researches aren’t taught in school because the educational system is flawed and outdated, I’ll give you that, but it’s up to you to learn about proven facts about human evolution or the earth’s creation on trusted articles, peer-reviewed by legitimate scientists who have proofs to back up their claims, 99% of conspiracy theories are baseless, it’s nothing more than ideas for people who think governments influence scientific researches (it does happen, but only when it’s for the benefit of the government), the molten earth theory or whatever it’s called is just a bunch of youtubers pointing at rocks and being like « This looks molten » with nothing else to back it up.
As a life long Mobilian, The Church Street Cemetery and the City of Mobile sits on marsh land and is over 300 years old. One reason the graves are brick lined or above ground to prevent caskets from popping out of the ground during major rain events. The City has issues with flooding even in a small rain shower, it's a major problem when we are hit with a hurricane or wet spring/summer. Mobile was a huge manufacturer in brick making for centuries, if one can find "Mobile Bricks" you can cash in on a good pay day. It made good sense to use the stong resources at hand to build the final resting places from said materials. No different than folks in the mountains using rock to mark a grave. The cement work is exposed to high winds and salt air from the Gulf of Mexico which causes any material to disintegrate much quicker. Unfortunately a lot of the repairs are due to vandalism and folks accidentally creating damage when each year, the Mardi Gras Associations visit the grave of Joe Cain. That would have been the best part of this video, you showing his grave but you missed a very unique portion of this cemetery and it's history. The original site of Mobile was located about 20 miles north of the current City along the Mobile river near present day Mt Veron, Alabama off of Hwy 43 in Northern Mobile County but was moved after repeated attacks from the "Mobil Indians" back in the 1700's. So the French settlers packed up and moved to the current location of the City of Mobile. You should have went to Fort Condé as well. There's a lot of different bricks there as well. As far as the insects... the biting flies, (can't see ums) mosquitoes, knats, and other insects are very much aggravating throughout the county, especially along the river delta and areas that retain water due to water table in those areas. So... To answer your question of, is this cemetery a cover up?! Yes and No. Yes... it was used to cover the bodies of those who passed on. "The cover up" NO... It is not a secret location for government hide outs, spooks, or little green men from outer space. It's nothing more than a Historical Cemetery.
Well, it looks like you've covered everything. Keep it up and maybe they will let you sit at the cool kid table while the rest of us become cannon fodder.
Naw@@DallasGuntherthere's more... I'm not studying being the cool kid. But what I am studying, is that someone to do basic research of said location if you're going to do a video and ask stupid questions like.... I wonder why they made bricks for cemeteries, why are graves above ground, these bricks don't look like these bricks, 🤔It must be some mysterious cause like a random woman by the name of Dallas.
The Civil War was a REFORMATION of information that would provided to the world. Before that time, FREE people did NOT want to be controlled by Federal interest or religious belief..... They were writing about how Jonah ate the whale as a way of calling out the fact that people were following unquestionable beliefs. I worked in the industry and it is DEATH CULT worship. It was delivered when the Society of Jesus delivered The Lord and erected The Cross. I could go down and film at their first cemetery - it was in the 1600s.
@markivy3451 Look into the "orphan trains" and baby incubators at the turn of last century. The reset also included insane asylum and thousands of sudden orphans. It looks like "they" are using the old play book. I think the majority of history teachers make it boring on purpose. They don't want us to know the truth. I used to wonder why, but I don't anymore.
I recently learned about the practice of using cremated remains to make bricks. The body is a temple. Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust. May they all rest in peace Thank you for bringing this light.
This is not a cemetery. This is a power plant in disguise. Graves are capacitors. Tombstones are antennas. the outer wall is the primary coil of the transformer.
I love visiting cemeteries. I've been a member of Find a Grave since 2011. Although I've been there, this video inspired me to look up photos of Key West cemetery. Then I find a marker that says "GROK look it up". there's always some new rabbit hole around every corner.
Interesting. I found the Stranger in a strange land as well as...."Grok, an AI chatbot system from Elon Musk's xAI company, was rolled out to U.S. users of the X social media platform."
@@blessingsflow8648GROK has a much older meaning. The word grok means to understand (something) intuitively or by empathy. "because of all the commercials, children grok things immediately" empathize or communicate sympathetically; establish a rapport. This is what the bot in the book ‘Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy’ was named for bc that’s how it learns. The AI by Musk’s company is based on that idea and named for it bc the book is a famous sci-fi. Most sci-fi nerds would immediately recognize the reference. It’s like naming your rabbit Bugs Bunny.
Here in Australia the narrative makes very little to no sense. They say where materials came from but there's zero evidence of it happening. Plus this place is an extremely harsh environment, especially when there was no roads, thick bushland, aboriginals & all the "men" that came here we're malnourished & or sick, unskilled criminals 😂
I’m not at all sure about the convicts story. I mean I’m sure there were some but Australia would never have grown into a modern country without lots of skilled people.
after watching awhile, about 15 minutes, I got the feeling like these are the tops of old buildings that are now, the lower parts of the building is buried. and the grave stones and coverings/facades were added to create an illusion of a cemetery. it's a cemetery of old buildings. after mud floods? 🤔🤷♂
That event sent charged particles to earth but it didn't interact with anything but the telegraph infrastructure. I'm sure that if those particles had the capability of harming solid rock, we woukd see a huge die off of people, animals, and foliage right after. However, the Carrington event was extremely minor compared to some of the events that have happened in the past 10k years. Some of these events we discovered were 10 -100 times more powerful than the CE!
@@WeberMachineWorks well I wasn't attempting to explain all that you mentioned but I will offer my 2cents. Yaw must remember that those people grew up in the 1700's which was a much different time than today. Grave markers were meant to make a statement about the person whom they mark. Alot of what I saw here is shapes andvdimensions and layouts that are often associated with sacred geometry. This would have been well known and studied practices back then due to the need for stone workers. Hope this helps!
I can't help to think that the graveyard has been sterilized by the hidden hand guys. Russia has some graveyards that are with off world in extraordinary art work. I found this out on the Channel Newearth on Y/T. Her early work was into the Russian graveyards and museums that gave clues into the past.
My brother lived in Mobile for a time. Notice the earliest graves all the same year. The fact there are a lot of above ground vaults should give you a clue. Mobile is extremely prone to flooding. Until the LOCALS learned from people around the d lta how to bury the dead in a high water table environment. My brother lived in Mobile in the 80s, it flooded. Graves that were unsecured popped out & floated into neighborhoods. Mobile had plenty of clay to make bricks. No local marble or granite. Simple way to keep the deceased IN THE GROUND.
Yes they are! I have evidence of this in my area as well. This Cemetery has old steps and outlines of house foundations everywhere. They chopped off the tops of the buildings and made them into grave markers. Pillars as well. Those were chopped up as well for grave markers. The longer you look at them, the more you can notice, if your eye is open.
I've noticed in photos of cities after a "great fire" is that there are remains of buildings with simple red brick internals that have very extravagant facades.. and it seems like whoever put the facades on these buildings were much more advanced than whoever actually built the building. 2 different builders from 2 different time periods which is what these graveyard structures look like
@5:46 the obelisk is jostled. we know granite and other dense material is 180#s per cubic foot. Without measuring on site I guess 3 foot base. 6 ft tall. approx 9,720#s!! then all the other ones that come on screen that are larger and one piece! The red polished granite is the most suspicious. Same 'material' ( i am not calling it stone anymore ) as the interior of the Great Pyramid!
My thoughts on all the bricks is that they were used to possibly prevent grave robbers from robbing the dead or another possibility is that they used bricks to prevent the dead from popping up during floods or heavy rains..
Before I add in my 2 cent's worth, I can say I almost like your channel best for info re: Melted Reality. Sure I like the others too, but the toss up goes between you and John Levi. (You two somehow relax me with the evidence proving - we're not crazy.) So, moving on, I noticed two things (so far). Firstly the 'man'-made matter (bricks), display different patterns of destruction that 'follow along the lines' of the 'man'-made designs. Remember what Tesla told us: Everything is energy vibrating at different frequencies. Therefore - the structures (whether grave stones, walls, buildings, etc.), are not all the same shape, size, weight, etc., a.k.a. 'frequencies of energy', so all of the matter is affected according to the frequencies that give them their different 'blueprints'. Ditto our bodies when our DNA Codes are 'set on fire' by 'man'-made EMFs: no one knows exactly how 'the building will fall', but it always does - whether it's by Cancer, Diabetes, Parkinson's, etc.. Do the same to any other structure and it will react in 'the same difference'. Secondly - like the fires in Paradise and Maui, the matter made by Mother Nature (minus 'man'-made designs), such as the massive tree in the graveyard - aren't touched by the DEWs at all. Some of the trees look a lot 'older' than the grave markers, sooo, since they were there before the cataclysm, they should have been harmed too, but, apparently were not. Where have we seen that phenomena before? That's all I have - for now - except that I want to say my adoptive father was born and raised in Alabama (Tuscaloosa, to be exact), and came from a very strange (to me, anyway), family. All of them, but him, were into propagandizing the mainstream narrative through teaching college level courses at the university. Even my adoptive mother - from the North was in on surveilling folks who were questioning everything - including me, which she did from The NSA. So I'm not surprised at all that Alabama is a Melted Realm Hub. The entire family died of suspicious reasons. It makes me wonder if their own reset vibrations aren't causing the deterioration of gravestones above their - RESET Elements. Yes, that's right - everyone is made of the same 'Cataclysmic Matter'. Even the artificial buildings we now have as well as the 'organic' matter we call Mother Nature - are still ALL vibrating as those harnessed and converted DEWs made of frequencies - outside and inside of us. They're frying everything and everyone right now using Old School and New School technology. How ya like dem apples? Everyone has their own DEW cycles within them designed to take down their anatomical - 'building materials'. And you thought this was just about bricks - melting... It's a constant attack on our own mutually connected internal and external 'Ec(h)o-System'.
@@ourmeltedreality8731 I had hoped so, since it's so difficult just trying to discuss this subject with most folks - as I'm sure you know. It gets tiresome explaining every little detail they've never heard of before. However, all of that aside, I was just warming up. LOL I found evidence from both independent and government sources that all of this damage (inside and outside of us), can be 're'-'versed' - without dying or going through an apocalypse. But - as everyone instinctually knows - this 'Big Secret' is kept from us - due to the fact that 'TPTB' don't want to give up (what we'll call), their 'inheritance' of power, property, and prosperity. They know that no one needs or gets ANY of that 'sub'-'stance' when everything and everyone enjoys Immortality again, so they have to prevent us from doing so using method/weapon they can. But they all 'boil' down to 'Elect'-'Trick'-'All' energy that's been harnessed and 'CONVERTED' to 'FALSE LIGHT' - frequencies. Remove them - and everything simultaneously and instantly snaps into Perfect Reality - where there is no corruption/destruction inside or outside of us. Oops. Then Government/Science/Religion are out of business since everything is being fully provided by other 'means' outside of their provenance. One last thought: 'Traditional' Religion tells us not to even try to communicate with the dead ('get on the same frequency with them...'), yet this is exactly what folks seem to (naturally?), do when they visit a grave. What better way to prevent them from doing that than to make graveyards as scary as possible (with FEAR-quencies)?
Your are correct a lot of people are dying now who I know young and old people are just permanently physically and mentally run down they are frying us from inside out
@@Matrivibes THIS is why Q say "The storm is BIBLICAL!" (And I''m NOT a Christian.) Tables are turning. THEY are being eradicated this time. Hallelujah! The best is yet to come x
As a member of the ancient and honorable order of E Clampus Vitus I can share very little. We are the oldest and largest historical preservation society in the world. As an officer in this clandestine society, I CAN share that it is NOT currently the year 2024. It is the year 6029. WE HAVE THE RECORDS
Hi Brother , old cardcarrying Downieville 1849 chapter member - Californ, What say the breth.....? Yeah hang the ........., I would like to exchange some info with you as well as hear more about the records, think you'll find it interesting or concerning, especially considering protecting the widders and childeren, this is important to share with our historical soc, i now live mostly in Idaho, few of us our here. Cheers
Is obvious that is centuries old and not a cemetery. Great cover since no one disturbs grave sites since respect must be shown to the dead! Right! To my untrained eyes that all looks like we are looking from rooftops of a huge ancient building or several buildings.
For someone so obsessed with bricks, one would think that more research be done in the process of making them in the 1800s. Different materials make different kinds of brick. Outcome will also depend on the firing process. Concrete will differ too depending on the aggregate and mixture used. Its an extremely varied science. Many people also didn't want to be buried in the dirt so casings were built around them. Over time, the bricks erode through wind, water, and pollution. If the wind normally blows more one way than another, it'll look different as well as the position of the sun during certain seasons. In the woods, some groups of trees can be seen growing moss only on the side that faces north for example. Also, families and caretakers replace or remove fallen or broken bricks at times to keep things up or look better. It also makes it easier to mow (hence the random bricks on the slab). Mowers not only hit them but people trip and get hurt. Vandalism plays a large part in a lot of this as well unfortunately.
We have bruh. There is no physical way all those bricks were made in the 1800s. They came from China, and were not free. And for that matter show me vandals that set fires which burn bricks. Show me the wood that burns hot enough and when it was possibly put there to burn the bricks and why.😂
@@zayko5 yes, I think everything lived a lot longer. There aren’t even people now that live 100 plus years. Just recently 40/50 years ago, many people were dying at 100 years or more. I remember seeing it in newspapers all the time. It’s not even close to that today.
I'm enjoying this footage, mainly due to the fact that is confirms what I am seeing in my area. All the work was done before power tools at great expense. The extreme damage and 'repairs'. Seems like components of what may have been greater structures found nearby, used to lower suspicions of what is directly below for many generations. It's 'taboo' to disturb the dead... they said.
I have also noticed this. When you look at old parts of cemeterys using google earth it looks like city blocks from 2000 years ago in Europe. Cemetery in Pulaski TN, and Charleston SC are good examples
Spent a lot of time in cemeteries with my Mother, she was obsessed with her family history, so I wandered many graveyards,rubbed headsstones, and later, when My husband & I met; we went for dates at cemeteries, because they're nice green spaces and in quiet areas. Never noticed the brick, but have noticed really worn out masonry that was very odd and interesting Great Content...will be following
Key West and New Orleans have an above ground cemetery. Check it. Now a days we cut a brick into a triangle to make an arch. Obviously we use a brick saw.
They have above ground cemeteries because the water table is too high in the area and the caskets would just float to the surface. I worked for a cemetery corporation that was headquartered in New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina. There were caskets washing up all over the flood zone..... this is why people were supposed to become a Tree of Life, instead of turning a profit for the DEATH CULT that arrived to create the corporation.
and yet here in England we have 'older' bricks - there are other formats of making them that helps to idenity them - including Roman building materials too .........
Why the same questions every time? People who are as far along as you in their research know that it has melted. They even know where the melting comes from. (We just don't know yet who did it, when and how.) I have drawn my conclusions. But is there anyone who wonders why are these people walled up and why are we buried or cremated?
The Socratic method of teaching is to purposefully ask the right questions so that the student may lead themselves to the answer. Also, interesting video; big howdy from the Tennessee Valley! *New Subscriber*
I heard you mention lightening as a possible culprit for the unevenness of the damage, it's a good one. There are old Finish legends of "auroras that touched the ground" which is another possibility I've considered, as well as weapons of war. There's got to be a way to narrow it down
There is evidence that suggests that many of these old cemeteries with their stones have been recycled from previous civilizations. The old inscriptions ground off as best as possible and re-engraved/reshaped. Ever notice how many cemeteries are on hills? Dead on top of dead.
I live in San Antonio Tx...and since coming into this knowledge about bricks (about 4yrs ago) I can't " not see" it. It's almost in all historical areas. Just subscribed...love this channel.
I knew a guy that moved old cemeteries, they try to be as careful as possible but they still get damaged. That would be a creepy job. The guy collected arrow heads & stuff they found after they moved the graves. They didn't have the fancy caskets we do. Just wood so they're basically just bones when they dug them up. Maybe jewelry or some shoes & clothing that hadn't deteriorated.
A number of factors contribute to this. Basic geology is a part of it: the material the gravestone in question was made from. A limestone slab would weather to the point of illegibility much faster than granite or marble, for instance, as sedimentary limestone is more vulnerable to the elements. Then, too, it can depend on the quality of the stone: higher quality limestone will withstand more. It could be related to socio-economic factors. If the family of the deceased who paid for that headstone were wealthy enough to afford high quality material, they could also (presumably) afford higher quality carving. The letters will have been engraved much deeper, making it harder for the surface to weather down to their level. They may also have been picked out in paint or gold leaf, which would not only withstand the weathering better by itself but will also protect the stone it covers. The nature of the grave site also plays it's part. A well tended grave is less likely to be attacked by climbing plants such as ivy which would damage the surface of the stone. If the area is sheltered - by other taller gravestones, a building or high wall, or by trees - then it naturally will suffer less from the effects of weathering than a more exposed stone.
Always interesting looking for patterns to solve an question. For the table top portion around the 3 to 4 minute mark, I'd be curious to know in which direction (N,S,W,E) is the more melted areas facing & if that aligns with other areas showing more signs of melt in the vicinity. Basically, if there's a trend coming from one direction, it's a sign of a blast vs a prolonged temperature increase. Love your boots on the ground videos, keep going please.
Just found out they were spring bees from a comment. They just appeared and I went to see what it was, looked like bees so I stepped back lol. I looked back 5 minutes later and they were completely gone.
Thanks for the video. A metal detector could be useful to find power infrastructure. Ground penetrating sound wave may reveal what the original intent was for this area.
Everyone is waking up to the reality. All my family is from Marion County and I have spent so many hours exploring graveyards there’s more dead people in Alabama than there are alive! My grandmother used to take me for walks in the woods and in different areas of the forest, we would find three or four hidden spots in the trees with old old graves. They would literally be everywhere. Just like how the courthouse was burned up in Mobile and there’s no senses for 1870 I believe, maybe 1880. I had a heckuva time working out my family history because of the records being destroyed.
There used to be a problem with coffins raising and floating after floods. That's why graves were made of brick above ground in many areas. That literally took ten minutes of Googling.
Thank you for sharing this. I haven't thought about this yet. It looks to me that some of the "graves" actually resemble kilns or tandoori ovens. Interesting how some bricks in the center of the structures look much newer and cleaner than the rest.
This is very interesting and very puzzling indeed. My first thought was to get a Lidar Drone over this area but they are very expensive, maybe if you know someone in construction/surveying could maybe hook you up but this would show what we can't see under the ground mapping out the area in HD,. set up a gofundme thingymabob for a Lidar Drone.
I can understand being puzzled about the different compositions of the tombstones and head pieces not being of the same material and perishing at different rates but understand that as stone and rocks are quarried, certain strata’s or layers in the rock have a point of transition from the old layer to the new. At points of this transition they will mix or bleed into each other. The point of the two layers meeting will always be a weak point as all materials expand and contract at different rates depending on its composition and depending on the rise and full of the temperature. All materials will react differently. Some react faster than others hence the difference shown in the video.
Intriguing. In line with the cover up, it's curious that amongst all of the damage everywhere, and names that are illegible, the ones that are clear like 'Daniel Devol'...have some really curious mainstream style narratives when looked up... I found it most interesting, as you showed that the 'damage' seemed to be in sweeping lines that covered one end or side of things leaving better condition of the same structure nearby. Great work bro. Cheers from Sunny Australia
You got alot of rain, alot of graverobbing, and alot of superstition back in those days. This cemetery was probably for the upper class. Certainly no "pauper's graves" unless they're unmarked. Everywhere you walk there's probably bodies 10 feet below you. Even your own house. You can find your direction as most all graves point East.
I live in a house built in 1875. The bricks were from England. The ships from England used bricks as ballast, dropping them off here, taking goods back. There were a lot of ships going back and forth for a long time.
Every time I watch videos like this, I wonder if it's satire or if they really just don't know anything about building techniques, materials, or what weathering and aging does. I really think it's satire and people who don't work with these materials think it makes perfect sense. Pure comedy either way.
What makes all those red bricks red? I am ignorant of the process, but I do know that blood can make a very strong binder in the mixture, and that red bricks can store energy. Trillions of bricks, counting those lining the subterranean realms beneath us. Where did they come from? Whose bones are in all the ossuaries and catacombs? These subjects seem related... but how?
I have looked just cursory into the mounds in Indiana. And ai have heard mentioned that our bones are antennas. We are electric beings no doubt. I know the hidden hand people have covered up much of our realm to keep us from finding out about energy…about the earth…ancient civilizations were waaaay ahead of us today. I also heard that red bricks conduct energy which brought me into learning about radium and ancient tech on cathedrals (cathodes). Good gracious rabbit holes galore.
Dude. You think there was architects crafting these structures? It was all family members and church volunteers doing this work over time. And do you ever consider how natural elements result in bizzare patterns emerging? If a straight shadow is cast on masonry, the difference of floral growth will affect the type and rate of weathering.
Wait a second Isn’t Brick made of iron oxide? Isn’t iron some kind of deterrent to spiritual things ? Now that you mention it this is stranger then just a odd occurrence… let’s think about it.
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What if this cemetery is actually placed on top of a massive tartarian structure that has been buried under layers of dirt, and what we are look at is the roof, covered ventilation "the round things with the covered round bricks', and crypts that only go down several feet, before the actual roof top of the tartarian structure. Makes you think doesn't it?
It just made me think and consider...of all the comments yours hits as most realistic...good observation. At the least good thought process..I like it.
There were many brickyards here in my area in the 1800's. At one time or another, many of them caught fire, burned down along with the surrounding business and in some cases the town. None of the brickyards exist today but the towns live on. Some water power, clay and sand with some kind of transport available and brickyards popped up. The railroad was a boon later on. Brick buildings, houses, factories and roads. At one time Brick was King right along with wood.
4:52 - There are actually a few reasons in combination. 1. Quality of stone. 2. The direction in which the rain falls typically. 3. If someone neglected to clean the grass around one headstone in comparison to others it would trap additional moisture weathering the tombstone faster.
Red Bricks have been scientifically proven to store energy. Did the builders want to form an energy field around and over the graves? When I see old cemeteries I think that each grave represents a story.
I went there many years ago ,been wanting to go back. Its amazing. Happened on another with tons of stonework iv never seen before. I forget the name of it but their was a detour over by municipal Park and the fire station. It's oddly right in the middle of a neighborhood. If you can find it you won't be disappointed. Also has several massive old oak trees
They are like the scammers that call to save you from the scammer trying to take advantage of you because they have your best interest at heart, and in the end we all know how that turns out. We've been scammed for centuries, IMO They are the scammers and finally more and more are asking questions and using common sense over thought control. Amen and God Bless Keep Up The Great Work !
Great documentation. Future generations will appreciate this when there is a shopping center there. They salvaged over-baked bricks for tombs because they didn't need tensile strength being that they were low and made economic sense. Before cinder blocks, bricks were the basis of all concrete structures, they weren't necessarily considered aesthetic. Gulf cost was very important prior to railway. Towns along coast were prosperous and had enormous disposable income; even for the unliving.
Ummmm so how did all these cemetery power plants survive the great big mudflood?? Along with all thousands of Indian mounds & rivers & streams that should have been scraped flat or covered over by the Great mud flood...just when I think I've heard it all they get more & more absurd
The cemeteries in the UK are just the same, victorian cemeteries are created to protect the archaeology below. In most of the victorian cemeteries in the UK also have fancy chappels and gate houses all linked together below the surface, I've go many cemeteries on my channel.
If you put your audio through a graphic equalizer and cut all the Bass from 100hz down, you'll be able to clean up most of that wind blowing through your microphone.
One awfully big cemetery for non Christians if that is even a cemetery, do you ever see a brick wall that is not connected to a building after so many years that hasn't buckled or tilted in some way ? It feels like there's a building underneath that whole place.
That wall has had sections fall and have to be put back up many times. There is an underground tomb there that used to have steps going down to it. A lady who was a relative would go down there everyday for lunch to spend time with her deceased relatives. After she died the tomb became a hang out for vandals and homeless people so it was covered over.
