Impossible Warangal Hindu Temple. Unthinkable skill of stone processing Second Part. First part here • Impossible Warangal Hi... Second part here • Impossible Warangal Hi...
First part here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cy0iNhKNOYg.html Second part here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qSElYzYkVZM.html
I swear out of all the very impressive ancient complexes and temples..I think hands down India has the most impressive ancient sites hands down...they usually always use the very hardest stones and the level of polish that still exists to this day and the advanced artistic masterpieces of sculpture are mind blowing.
Watch *phenomenal travel video* channel a guy *praveen mohan* will show you all details about this type of Indian temple , I'm a subscriber of both cannel
I believe that they owned drilling and polishing tools just like what the dentists have today. What really amazes me is the culture,rich , and the size of the society behind requires to support this.
these temples in India are fabulous all carved out of the naked rock and the Iron pillars found in some of these sites are still in perfect condition. The musical rocks and steps in some of them are just magic
Hybrid state of the art stone machining technologies with precision detail complex mathematics or are melting an casting stone which is even more detailed work intensive to create mold @ the 6:26 minute mark the two figurines to the left clearly do not look like Jinn / Nagas but that of the Annunaki. Great photos, video editing an creation your introduction thumb nail sketch overview talking points an discovery were excellent ! Some of the complex pieces appear to me to be casted and poured and set of liquid stone. Danke Vlad
Yes, there two schools of thought here: The Casters and the Carvers, actually there ate three, The Melters. Maybe one, or maybe all were used. Ultra sonics, lasers plasma technology, something entirely different we have not even thought of. Fascinating.
Too sad that centuries ago, the barbaric Islamic rulers spelled the destruction of the temples. Warangal was the Capital of the Kakatiya kingdom. The sculpturing work is extraordinary. The whole area should be well protected or else there could be smuggling. The loose stones (not part of a mandapa etc) lying around should be numbered. With funds from Corporates, A Museum could be built at Warangal site where the loose stones could be moved and kept also protected. A fine idea from me, which perhaps no one would have given! Lovely work by Vlad!
Totally magnificent. I cast the images onto my large screen high definition TV and paused frequently. To say that this is beyond anything we can achieve now in a material this hard is to understate. The cost would be astronomical and the timescale beyond any reasonable expectation . This had to be easy for them to go to this level of detail on such a scale. Brilliant images as always Vlad. Thank you.
from clay master negative molds to geopolymer granite concrete positives. Nothing else makes any sense....except produced by A.I. robots. But there's a lack of evidence for that. :)
This is extraordinary, this is exquisite, this is a unique marvel. Who dared destroy the oldest temple of India ? Who can bring himself to destroy such a magnificent structure? So much beauty! The perpetrators of this ignoble crime must have felt shame, they must have felt diminished...They could not bring themselves to destroy it entirely...They were powerless before such skill, such beauty, such a spirit...
@2:43 into video, upper section shows three (men, I assume) are sitting depicted with a rather tall cone shaped hat on. That cone shaped hat reminded me instantly of Anunnaki wearing the very same tall cone shaped hats in stone reliefs from Sumerian culture. Details like this, but worlds apart, makes one say. . . Hmmmmm. 💜 The clues are usually always in the details 😉 💜☮️💜☮️💜☮️💜☮️ 🙏 Namaste, Bren
yes...lol...I've come to collecting ancient enigmatic motifs like seashells...of late, was looking at cone head on that hilltop in Turkey, where the figures are seated, but their heads have been knocked off...just the one there it seems...the hats here sort of have the boar tusks stacked like the Sumerians', but just sorta!...I dunno...things never match exact, like different but similar species of seashells...thinking of seashells, noteworthy are the striations, they look to be aligned across the whole monument, like looking at sediment layers...there's another Indian temple with black stone statues still in very good shape...phenomenaltravel clip...oh, in my collection are chacanas, like at 13:04...photog aligned the chacana pic with the remarkable arch...arches are a 'shell' too around ancient world...I looked close at these chacanas, trying to see if they are carved exactly alike, or a bit different...a bit different seems to be the case...noted was the relief inside the triangle, triangles a signature of the Pythagorians, maybe same as Anunnaki...oh, now to find Pythagorus with a cone hat!...☺
@William Felix situla and thyrus...I have it the bag is a water bucket and the pine cone a sprinkler, the Sumerian scene a vignette of watering the tree of life, which, stlylized as it often is, looks like an irrigation layout...the pine cone gets picked up by the Greeks...one thought it is a honey dipper...Dionysus and honey...a focus just on the ancients' irrigation works reveals marvels, sometimes in desert lands like Egypt, Iraq, Peru, or more wetlands, like Cambodia-Angor Watt, Mexico-Yucatan...couldn't find cone and bag in clip...a curio is that a pine cone, like a sunlower, shows off the fibonacci spirals, but that specific look doesnt show up until, well, until fibonacci noted it...the ancients mimiced Nature, found a few underlying astronomical geometrical things, more than I certainly know myself!, but, like their zoology, things are kind of off...more cryptozoological!...the playground at the edge of the world...☺
Oh, and look what I got myself into...☺ Watch "The "Fibonacci" Sequence Was Actually Discovered In India 1000 Years Earlier" on RU-vid ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gTQeVlDsAi0.html
India also has some pre-historic sites, the dolmens. There is also a very first temple in south India which is a dolmen temple! History of the temple says that it is a temple of the first NAGA woman who was able to conceive a human child and that was the point where ape like human became the human that we are right now. Please watch Praveen Mohan's videos for more detail about the pre-historic and historical sites of India ru-vid.com
This is indeed a magnificent structure. Impossible to do this by hand even in decades, with hundreds of master stone-masons, and stone-artisans. The intricacy is causing my mind to almost short-circuit. The "time machine" you often talk about. I want to use it, to see this when it was pristine. Seeing how it was done, would be great, but SEEING this whole and pristine, brand new, wow that is why I want the time machine! Thank You!!
When you really observe these and look for signs of anything unusual about it all , one thing is noticed , impossible carvings , they must be cast in some way, because some of the carved areas are well behind other areas carved , making carving impossible . Like at 3:26 where the legs cover something but , when legs are broken you can see the behind carving of something , very detailed . Truly amazing I think.
Watch *phenomenal travel video* channel a guy *praveen mohan* will show you all details about this type of Indian temple , I'm a subscriber of both cannel
Yes, we are forced to concluded that geopolymer castings from clay molds had to have been the way they produced such detail....they didn't repeated the intricate 'carving' of each identical figure but simply produced multiple castings in clay and then put those figures into/on to whatever the finished clay master object was to be, such as a column. Then they made a negative mold into which they poured the geopolymer stone cement to make a positive shape. But to do that on such an industrial scale they must have also had a rock crusher with powerful hardened steel plates in order to produce a huge volume of powdered stone for mixing as cement. To crush stone by banging stone with stone would be too primitive for the creators of such advanced works. On the other hand, with thousands of willing / worshiping acolytes they may have simply used good old fashioned manual labor. A heck of a lot of it. But you know, if there's anything that India was never short of it is poor people in need of any kind of employment.
@@redwoodcoast Yes could be. However not in all cases. For example the vettuvan temple indicates carving in soft or hard material. Check ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eN-3-y5GyXE.html
The ancient kailasa temple was carved from a single monolith mountainside, removing thousands upon thousands of tons of rock..... No one knows where the removed rocks went, scientists are confused how even dark corners and tunnels were carved with such precision, estimates say the construction work completed in few days, when in fact even using machines modern engineers cannot hope to achieve such a feat......
The ancient kailasa temple was carved from a single monolith mountainside, removing thousands upon thousands of tons of rock..... No one knows where the removed rocks went, scientists are confused how even dark corners and tunnels were carved with such precision, estimates say the construction work completed in few days, when in fact even using machines modern engineers cannot hope to achieve such a feat......
Im sure they used some kind of lathe on these temples pillars AI 3d printer whatever..& then somehow polished the volcanic stone. All talk of petrification is silly, as most of these temples were carved out of the mountain itself as one solid sculpture. There is too much undeniable examples of machinery being used by the ancients all over the world like the Longyou caves to dismiss..sadly cognitive dissonance kicks in with most people.
Watch *phenomenal travel video* channel a guy *praveen mohan* will show you all details about this type of Indian temple , I'm a subscriber of both cannel
Utterly beautiful! Am I correct to think that all this stunning stonework would have been enhanced with bright colours? Thank you for posting your work vlad9vt - always you find amazing ways to show the world our most ancient treasures.
Modi govt. must look into this matter seriously and do certain concrete action to bring alive such great Temples to their original shape.This would be a tiny reverence to those great artists....who gave this divine architectural forms.
Hey great video as always. Do you think some of the temples in india are "pre flood" or built before the great deluge? I sometimes think so, but we know the greeks and romans had such intricate stonework, and the ancient europeans like the dacians and etruscans before them. I find it hard to tell with stone, what do you think?
Amazing! India has beautiful miraculous stonework. 18:25 Electric Generator anyone? Like some churches and masonic lodges. Were they trying to save knowledge post-apocalypse (or whatever)?
Yes Indeed a masterpiece Vlad. I think that an other monumental secret of ancient masonry is that ancients were capable of litterally melting stone, like volcanic rocks, basalt for instance , and even make a hybrid material , an artificial stone with many compounds , use molds, and make this lace type of stone art to decorate castles, especially in India. The question is: The energy used? The nature and composition of molds? The art of the concept of these rock lace masterpieces? What is sure is: The actual human civilisation is way behind these guys...
@Justin Lol. Well said. Just thought I'd share with you this vid (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vhmYWiGFCjE.html ) of a fellow researcher who's been researching ancient temples in India and his take on this particular temple/fort.
I love this place! I wish I could be there alone at night and sit in meditation. Time and space are illusions, this place still exists in it's time. Could just astral project there. Thank you.
Just a thought You can get slaves to build almost anything But these intricate carvings chiseled as part and parcel of the temple is the highest testament of art You cant make an artist ,artist need absolute anf unfettered freedom
Warangal was under the rule of the Yadava kings in the 8th century; in the 12th century, it came under the control of the Kakatiya dynasty. Warangal Fort, in Warangal District, Telangana, India, appears to have existed since at least the 12th century when it was the capital of the Kakatiya dynasty. But the temple in fort can be older !
Люди! Всем всем всем!!! Трагические события ..происходят не на другой планете, не в чужом краю, это происходит в нашем доме, в нашей Родине! Каждый день в нашей стране от разрухи, голода, болезней..гибнут старики, дети, люди! ГИБНЕМ ВСЕ МЫ! Хватит охать жалеть возмущаться и плакать под подобными новостями! Хватит обвинять кого-то! ВИНОВАТЫ ВСЕ МЫ!! Это мы покорно стали рабами! Мы платим за воздух! Мы исполняем законы наших хозяев! Мы сами встали на колени и позволили на нас плевать! МЫ (простой народ) не смотря на то что нас намного больше мы боимся не оплатить лишнюю бумажку, боимся заступиться за соседа когда к нему приходят с дубинкой и наручниками! Мы своё заработанное несём в банкомат на карту а значит у нас половину автоматически забирают за обслуживание за перевод за приход за процент за то что принёс за всё а другую половину снимут уже даже без оповещения потому что мы подключили автоматическую оплату! Мы сами своей трусостью натворили все эти беды! Не тешьте себя надеждами на протесты митинги революции даже на войну не надейтесь! Это всё лишь прореживает наши с вами ряды! Властоубийцам наплевать сколько из нас погибнет им наплевать даже на своих поэтому они на своих вертолетах облетают наш барак и каждый раз подкидывают нам какую нибудь паршивую овцу на растерзание, а мы и рады! Люди погибли а мы повозмущались наобвинялись и ладно разошлись каждый к своим кандалам. В МИРЕ РАЗУМНЫХ ЛЮДЕЙ МОЖЕТ БЫТЬ ЛИШЬ ВЗАИМОВЫГОДНЫЙ ОБМЕН! если и использовать деньги то только в качестве видимого и физически ощутимого инструмента при чем используемый только в момент фактической сделки! И ГЛАВНОЕ ПРАВИЛО ЭТО ТО ЧТО ЛЮБЫЕ СДЕЛКИ ПО ТИПУ ДЕНЬГИ НА ДЕНЬГИ ДОЛЖНЫ БЫТЬ ПОД ЗАПРЕТОМ!!! Это значит не должно и вообще не может быть никаких налогов! Никаких в долг под проценты! Никаких банков складов для хранения этой адовской бумаги! ЕСЛИ ДЕНЬГИ МОЖНО БЫЛО БЫ ОБМЕНЯТЬ ТОЛЬКО НА ТОВАР ИЛИ УСЛУГУ ЭТОТ МИР БЫЛ БЫ РАЙ! Планета ЗЕМЛЯ никому не принадлежит! И никто априори не имеет права её продавать и покупать! ЧЕЛОВЕК рождается благодаря законам природы именно этой Земли! А значит ЧЕЛОВЕК если и принадлежит то только этой ЗЕМЛЕ! По этому только сам человек решает где ему строить дом, чем ему заниматься и заниматься ли ему вообще чем то! ПЕРЕСТАНЬТЕ ЖДАТЬ ЧУДЕС А С ЭТОЙ МИНУТЫ ПРОСТО ПЕРЕСТАНЬТЕ ПЛАТИТЬ ЗА ВОЗДУХ И ПОДЧИНЯТЬСЯ ЗАКОНАМ ! НАЧНИТЕ ДЕРЖАТЬСЯ ДРУГ ЗА ДРУГА !!! И ТОГДА ЭТОТ РИМ СТАНЕТ МИРОМ! Равнодушие или участие каждого кто прочитал, поверьте, вернётся к вам сторицей! Скопируйте этот комментарий и распространяйте его под любыми без ограничений видео, хоть в общественном сортире, лишь бы больше людей прочитало! Даже если вы сделаете это один раз это будет бесценно для Всех Нас вместе взятых! Одна капля размножившись создаёт поток сметающий всё на своём пути!
Our best engineers today could not make any of the temples we see in India. They are beyond our human comprehension. Where art meets precision an d excellence.
These wonders are not highlighted in Indian history schools. Very crooked mindset by previous governments. Cannot figure out what made to ignore such magnificent structures ignores and running after a grave{taj mahal}.
What tools did they use to carve in such hard stones ？ What tools did they use to polish the surface in such a tiny and curve area ？One possible answer is that these stones were not hard stones initially.
Watch *phenomenal travel video* channel a guy *praveen mohan* will show you all details about this type of Indian temple , I'm a subscriber of both cannel
Hi , I love your vids but do reckon you or anyone else can do reconstruction of how the statues would have originally, that would fascinating, for me anyway, Keep up the good work.
Look, the animals are different! It even has dinosaurs! The beings have a kind of conical hat, by the way very similar to the ANUNAKIS portrayed by the Sumerians, Babylonians, etc .... these men are carrying the very tools they used on the stones. One of these tools looks like a POLYCLE, it also has a type of mechanical arm, and everything is attached to their body. It looks like it has some sort of a cable to the front.
and these beings or men (gods) of conical hats, are always between columns, what seems to be a PORTAL, or machine. And I think, it's still there, this portal.
Of all the incredible temples and architecture in the world, why have no tools been ever found that were used to build them? From massive megalithic blocks to fine carvings, we are still guessing.
A very ancient culture completely different to that of the other megalithic civilisations where they were completely devoid of decoration, and the Indian stonework is loaded with fussy detail.
@@vlad9vt all of these temples with basalt columns have been turned on lathes and the other basalt carvings are all the same with the same quality of workmanship.... you would have to show the quarries close by for all of the hard basalt work to be made on the premises....all of these other temples that have the same identical columns have the same team of workers with tools hard enough to get the job done.... somewhere in India there is a place where all this is made....the investigation continues .... most likely these are much much older temples probably the same age as the Pyramids...
Hello.. you good professor?. This is another great video on the subcontinent. Also can bring you some Indian subs. I think these statues and bulidings had a polished glass finish back in time 👍 could you perhaps do a video on the sun temple in multan.. supposedly very ancient and has been mentioned by greeks even such as spylax and herodertus.. i have plenty surgestions.. thanks
Watch *phenomenal travel video* channel a guy *praveen mohan* will show you all details about this type of Indian temple , I'm a subscriber of both cannel
Not impossible. There are many examples of stone working using basic tools, which have been tested and PROVEN recently by actual real-life experiments, done using the same methods and volunteer labour.
Just because it's covered in human figures doesn't mean humans carved it. Just like it's covered in elephants that didn't carve it. It could be because everyone in India had eight arms in ancient times. Has anyone ever found the tailings from millions of pounds of rock removed? There is something about the smoothness and detail that doesn't seem possible and isn't seen anywhere else in the world. What the hell India? What are you up to? How did mankind suddenly stop this kind of work? Could it be pre-flood? Nothing makes sense. Waterjet cut, laser cut, something we don't understand. Because we turned stupid.
Artisans making stone chains are still there. In the video at 1:33 you can see a chain made out of stone recently and installed in a temple somewhere. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-v3SynhO3sUw.html
The ancient kailasa temple was carved from a single monolith mountainside, removing thousands upon thousands of tons of rock..... No one knows where the removed rocks went, scientists are confused how even dark corners and tunnels were carved with such precision, estimates say the construction work completed in few days, when in fact even using machines modern engineers cannot hope to achieve such a feat......
Chisel and hammer. That's how you do it. Takes practice. They were known as shiplis. Stone workers. They could tell you by the touch of stone if it can be carved. That's expertise.
