Wild Wonderful West VIRGINIA saying hay! I love my state and we have ancient things here. I bet the people of SOUTH America love their land it is beautiful also.
Thank you for all of the work you do & for sharing all of this with us! I’m grateful to be able to see such remarkable places from your videos that I’d never be able to see myself! Much Love 💜
It takes time for a civilisation to reach a level of sophistication . People don't go from caveman to mega builder in a 100 years . These people could have been at a high level 25000 years ago and the cataclysmic event 12000 years ago ended their peak .
There's a gentleman in this group using dowsing rods. He says he is getting back such information that is telling him this an other sites dating back 114,000 years. An quite possibly a cataclysm about 47,000 years ago.
Could very well be true . In mid to northern Europe the last ice age ended about 12000 years ago . People tend to live on the coast and mass movement of people happened around the world . There was a drastic change in the landscape at that period . Places like Doggerland were totally submerged .
Since modern times and aeroplanes, I doubt anything big out in the open like Machu Pichu, Possibly something in a jungle-like an area where the trees form an impenetrable canopy where planes cannot see threw.
Gosh Mr. Brian, I like your tours, I can't go , ...walking problem, but it is neat you are showing your videos , I can't thank you enough,Peru is beautiful , ,so peaceful looking,and I just want to say it is a great pleasure watching as you walk through these masterpieces, thank you , Thank you, thank you ... Can you name the flowering bush r, it was yellow, right before the sacred , was it valley, ?...I'd like to know , I'm wondering if the Inca used any of the plants I saw, .
Love the videos and one of the tours is right at the top of my bucket list!!!! I Emailed Brien a while back regarding how difficult it was as a Brit to get on one of his tours with the crossing borders etc and the true gent he is he replied within a day!!!!! anyway when i watch this video its hard to think why they would of cut the stones like this there seems like no pattern at all so ill chuck a mad theory in here!!!!! maybe with lost technology was laser cutters and this is how they mined some of the perfect stones that are seen around Cusco etc they just seem so random!!!!! but hey i've had a few rums so my minds doing overtime hahahaha keep up the great work Brien really hope to join one of your tours in the near future
Mr. Foerster, I think you you talk to some of the people at "Electric Universe" and "Thunderbolts Project". I am sure you guys can help each other with ancient structures and their demise.
The megalith work done thousands of years ago is hard to wrap your head around what was going on there. Brien didn't know you were born in Rochester, Minnesota i have been there several times. I am from Eastern North Dakota. Where i live the last ice age was under over a mile of ice then became a huge lake.
Brien, I just checked the tiny photo in NG about the unfired clay figures and I made a mistake in saying the tallest figure is blonde. In fact the two smaller figures are blonde and red haired and the tallest with black hair. This I find very interesting. Thanks Again! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania
I think there always were woodhouses too. So maybe the stonehouses were from the more classy people with highly developed internal skill. So the population could have been much bigger.
Hi Brian, the new camera equipment works great, definitely worth the money.. Thanks for this little tour, very nice of you to post it.. Hasn't anybody found at this site or others nearby, any items that can be carbon 14 tested? Where is this 500 yr old date coming from? Thanks, Tom
Granted, the builders were acclimated to altitude - but still hard to imagine how they worked on these sites, which look well-maintained today. Take care up there everyone! Cool (warm) sweater, Brien!
The erosion depends on how the surface was prepared and finished. If you finish a piece of concrete poorly but make sure the water flows and doesn't leave puddles it will last longer then a piece that is polished that water sits on. If you prepare both pieces the same where the water flows the polished one will last up to double to triple it's life.
:09 in that skirting of stone looks so cool wonder how far it extended in ancient times? notice how the face of the rock formation appears to be scorched!?!? saw the same thing in petra!?! ancient fire pit or evidence of some type of cataclysmic damage!?
It seems that almost all the stones used in building is made out of calcium carbonate but the difference is the pressure they were formed and places which would give you the magnetic blocks and non.
Just saw your appearance on the science channel, you're doing an outstanding job Brian, ive been a follower for a while now. Few can keep up with your content, not to mention you put boots on dirt and though some may disagree with some of your interpretations the substance is un deniable and you atleast objectively explain what you believe. I would love to have a webchat with u anytime regardless of any disagreement as that is how the logic of these matters evolve.
Hello Brien, I was reading through some National Geographics from 2016. In the April issue with a tiger on the front cover, there is a small article on about the 12th page from the front. Perhaps you know about these figures found in Peru entitled, "3800 Year-Old Offering From Peru". They are from the coastal site of Vichama in what is now Peru, as stated. They say the largest unfired clay figure is 9" tall. A male with blonde hair and so on. I thought of you and the Paracas skulls. The credits at the bottom on the small two paragraphs says, PHOTOS: GEORGE POINAR JR. (TOP) CARAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL ZONE, MONISTRY OF CILTURE, PERU. I thought it interesting as they stated the one figure had blonde hair and the tallest one. The elongagated skull as you stated had red hair and a few blonde. Could this be related? I hope this might be a possible link and hope it may help in your wonderful research. Thank You as always! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania
Very interesting as well as a quite beautiful place. I wonder about the purposes of the cavities cut into the metamorphic lime stone. It does not look like it was pleasure stonewashed quarries it the cuts mu have been for something else.
Thank you for sharing. You said nothing about the perfect round holes in the top of this piece of work. I wonder how deep they go. I also find myself wondering where the pieces of stone went to that have been removed from this stone mass. It looks like they were quarried. This is just amazing. If sound was used, how do you suppose they cut the perfect 90 degree angles, sound might not be that precise. I am simply baffled and stifled.
sxeems to me a lot more than 800 people would be need to build and maintain it all. as 10 percemt plus were tending children.Probally over half farming. Dont leave many people to build it all--Would love to see it someday
Did a vehicle Come from somewhere out there Just to land in the Andes? Was it round And did it have A motor Or was it Something Different Did a vehicle Did a vehicle Did a vehicle Fly along the mountains And find a place to park itself
I wish the Egyptians and the Inca would’ve left these megalithic sites alone when they discovered them in my opinion they did more harm than good buy occupying them
you have it all wrong they were honoring those sacred sites that were and still are important to their predecessors...they did the best they could with the tools and materials they had to somewhat attempt to salvage the original sites...those areas were sacred to them and still are to this very day ….
On the dna results from the elongated skulls what % is sub Saharan African If any?? also AA group as well?? perhaps better to wait for new results from further testing?
500 hundred people... built all this ... I bet when they found the ruins here, they were sure the God's gave it to them.... but no way did they build this
