Megalithic Mysteries around Alberta (2023) 

something worth noting. Cypress Hills is the highest point between the rockies and the atlantic ocean.. If a giant flood wiped out a past civilization that location would have been the most protected and would explain why there is still some trace of a structure there.

It's worth checking out. In Siberia, Russia, there was a huge megalithic wall found in the Ural mountains. No one knew about it till some people just exploring, discovered it. It's a huge complex of stone work. Some hewn stones are bigger than the one in Baalbek.🙂

I've become extremely suspicious the day I realized that rapidly cooling liquid magma forms perfectly hexagonal columns is extremely questionable. Needles to say I am not in the least surprised to hear that there are no leads to any reports as to what the car sized block of concrete found is or how old. It has come to my belief that this world is not what are being told it is.

I was there at Rundle Park in Edmonton. I never knew about the hidden slab on that side of the bridge but lots of strange activity in the water. I think I'm gonna go back & check it out when it warms up. Thank you so much for all the info regarding the Anomalies that surround us in AB & areas!👍

I have never. An once heard of pebbles being blown round and round and actually making round holes in rocks. And no geologist worth his degree can show evidence that this is possible on flat natural rock faces

I would like to volunteer for any excavation projects at these megalithic sites. This is one of my passions along with Ancient Civilizations. So glad I stumbled upon your channel!!

Here in central California when we see those holes, or rather pits on the tops of the rocks like that we're told that the tribes which used to live here had formed those holes over time while grinding down acorns and grains for food preparation.

About the concrete slab in Edmonton, simple expediency is probably what caused the cover up. The project manager probably cursed his 'bad luck' that the aincient structure was in his way, lied about its true origin and just got on with 'building civilization'. It must be frustrating for inimaginative people to find things that make their own work look less sophisticated than a child's Lego set.

Last summer I explored and documented the mystery rocks- and the holes in the rock were not (in my opinion) from pebbles rolling around. I found them on rocks that were further down in the valley, on the tip of boulders where there was no way a pebble would balance itself long enough to start making these holes. Also on the side of boulders, leading me to believe they were there before they fell into their resting place.

The first half of this video is in Saskatchewan, near the Alberta border. Cypress Hills is an interprovincial park of Alberta and Saskatchewan. You may be interested in Saskatchewans Valley of 1000 Devils, Big Muddy, the badlands in general and the northern most sand dunes in the world near Uranium City, SK.

Hey bro interesting stuff maybe make a follow up video about sites in canada in general. feel like nobody covers any canadian megalithic sites but there is evidently some around

the sage wall is in Montana almost straight south ( a few miles south) of the mystery rocks. it has some large size rock walls that looks like it could be man made.

Canada's Stonehenge was written by a chemical engineer, meaning the academic author (with an open mind) applied rigorous standards to his research. Freeman and his wife camped on site over the course of decades in every season and his epiphany, which triggered the same in me, was a realisation that the 360° horizon of the landscape is integral to the structure. He figures most Medicine Wheels are not necessarily astronomical observatories but does compare this one to Big Horn. He also travels to Stonehenge in England to reveal their astronomiical similarities. It's truly a fascinating read for anyone interested in archaeoastronomy, especialy in Canada :)

Thanks for your video. It's always fun and interesting to consider pre-history structures.

It looks like the remains of a hill fort. It's definitely archeology. It's more than just rock. It's got features, like buried structures. It looks really good.

It’s interesting to note that these cup notches in the stones can be found in on the standing stone circles here in the UK and Europe.

What the hell man? I live in Edmonton and never heard about the block they ran into. That's right up my ally, and WHY are there no pictures? No follow up, it's so unbelievably frustrating. 9 meters deep!? C'mon man what are we doing.

Super Interesting @alexander,....i really appreciate the Canadian content.

well done mate. a lot of megalithic sites in Alberta being discovered these days! I'm going to investigate a bunch of them in person this spring and summer

The glaciation of the western part of the prairies never reached Cypress Hills that makes it a very interesting area.

These were built by the people who were here before the Native Canadians colonials arrived. They will make sure no one does any research into any of these sites.

By the way, there are at least 2 more Medicine Wheels just outside Lethbridge, AB

Saskatchewan stones is a puzzle game for the mighty.

i found a whole bunch of additional stuff!! i've saved the links if you want them. the holes are probably cupules (?) there are petroglyphs not to far away and the two seem to go together

Very cool, Thanks for making this

The work to uncover the truth about our past is tough. Keep up the good work.

The pebbles making holes thing can be seen at rapids near you. I used to teach whitewater kayaking and they are all over the place. There are some on Garvins rapids on the Ottawa River that we could jump in they were so big. Usually they just look like a shallow bowl in the rock with some pebbles in them. Rarely are they perfectly circular though. They don't look like they were cut by a diamond drill

Excellent video. I will definitely check out the cairn in Bassano this summer. I was on a live chat and a fellow mentioned there is a megalithic structure up by Peace River. He could not give me coordinates. Thanks for your work. 👍

"Megalithic Mysteries around Alberta" Starts in a different province entirely.

this is fascinating. please post more.

Thanks. I viewed another RU-vid video recently, and in that one, they guy was there, walking among the Mystery Rocks. He did not mention the other sites that you mention. It's interesting what comes across the "FEED" from RU-vid. I appreciate your information.

The first site is in Cypress Hills - interesting to note that Cypress Hills was one of the very few bits of unglaciated land in Alberta and Saskatchewan in the last ice age.

Great observations !!

Most interesting. Something new to see the next time visiting Alberta

thanks for posting your explorations, and including captioning as I am deaf and old and enjoy learning subscribed, liked, belled.

Need to check out the LRT again, since I live close by

Super interesting video. Would love to hear more about ancient (maybe) sites in Canada that seem to be man manipulated or man-made. I love any historical or unusual sites. Thanks.

Thank you for an interesting video.

Hey great work to find this and place it out where we can all get familiar with it. Personally on the large underground block, if I worked there … gad I would be all over that asking questions.

Very interesting friend. Myself while hunting I think I found a meteorite crater between Vilna (or Bellis?) and Smokey Lake.

I wonder if the cement block in Edmonton would be from an 1800's dam. Rebar would be a good thing to search for in it

There is a video on RU-vid by "Wandering Wolf" called Mystery Rocks of Saskatchewan. He walks on the rocks & films it looking at all the different right angles. Something or someone cut these. Nature doesn't make 90° angles. These were quarried for a structure of some kind. Probably underground.

Interesting video. I appreciate your level headed approach and I'd like to see some on site investigating if possible

Im glad you clarified Dr Gordon Freeman was not from half life. I almost thought Half Life 3 confirmed.

Its interesting that the holes show up in the rocks, a man in India does some of this in India and have pondered what those holes are (they look the sames)...one was an ancient structure (possible worship site). I noticed that right off. One thing of note ...what is the elevation of this structure? Glacier Ntl Park also has some remants of ??? very high up. Coincidence? Machu Picchu..HIGH also. Hopefully going to see these this summer.

Michelle Gibson YT has many videos too showing natural created energy sites like Star Forts and building steeples and evidence of an almost worldwide mudflood, etc. Thank you for showing other evidence of human history. Its all being revealed. There was a medicine wheel a few miles southeast of Carstairs, unfortunately the farmer didn't realize it till it was nearly dismantled.

One odd thing I have run across is what little, if anything the native people of the area say about those sites. You should see if you can interview an indigenous historian and see if they have any information on those as well as the medicine wheel sites.

I have been to Majorville Medicine Wheel a couple of times. Interesting place. It's actually on the tallest hill in the area. Can see for miles. This past week was at the Sundial Medicine Wheel. That one is a lot smaller but interesting as well.

love it, ty

Thanks for sharing. You may know this at this point, but that first site looks like the place Wandering Wolf documented in a couple of his videos. Not sure how, but he was given permission to go there and film it. It has many signs of erosion. For instance, the second row back has rocks atop it and the base layer is greatly eroded, as if their presence forced water into the base layer more so at that location. Images from Wandering Wolf show the rocks contain cross bedding as well as extensive erosion below the rocks at their lower portions (which also shows the erosion on the top below rocks, so its probably the same spot).

I’m going to go see what I can see,, this is going to be fun fun fun 😮😎👌

I have friends that live in Cypress Hills. I visited there and there’s a very tall area where plants survived the glaciers and can be found to this day.

Please keep looking. Maybe the local news stations would be helpful. This is crazy.

This is fascinating because right beneath this in Montana there are also megalithic ruined that do not get any official recognition. I bet they are somehow connected.

i suspect if we looked further down the canyons in montana and wyoming we would find more

The first location with the geometric stones used to be a massive wall. Most likely it was toppled during the Missoula flood. The torrential flow gently nudged the wall over and settled softly because of the surrounding water flowing around the wall. That's why the stones are laid the way they are currently resting. Had it been during the ice age the stones would have been spread out throughout the area and nowhere near as well preserved. The area where these structures are has a strikingly similar resemblance to other ancient mega flood basins in Central Washington and Africa with pronounced ripples covering massive amounts of land most likely caused by sediment deposited from current flows. Interesting to mention that North Montana has ancient stone structures which have near identical stone work, architecture, and sheer massive size. One place to look around is Sage Wall in Montana. The mystery stones you mentioned and Sage Wall and surrounding areas are most likely part of a much larger ancient mega civilization spanning than previously reported with a community that was spanning from Canada to North America.

Haven't read the book yet- but has the underlying metrology of these sites been analyzed - especially for relationship to the Megalithic Yard of Thom?

Nice ! from watching paul cook I would say the next step is looking at these places on lidar ...

Another medicine wheel in the Moose Mountain area, Southeast Saskatchewan. 700km East of Medicine Hat, Alberta.

the fact that the cuts are so perfectly flat that it's impossible for it to be random, when ALL the cuts are perfectly flat.

Very interesting sites. I have one i discovered you might want to check out. In the Crowsnest Pass you will see three 'mountains', two are very straight edge 'pyramidal' in shape, one looks to be heavily damaged. They are passed off as being the' three sisters' mountains. I had the feeling these are man made structures heavily covered by mud and grown over with pine trees. A flood event could explain their current state.

to me, they look like fallen over towers or buildings, covered by mud floods. nice video.

Very Cool!

I've always been of the understanding, that medicine wheels are ceremonial burial grounds. The one near where I live, still has bodies.

te first one, in Saskatchewan, looks like remains of a stone quarry

I found very similar stuff here in Montana.

These sites may be connected to those around Sage Wall in Montana.

Stand the first rocks up.. It looks like a wall that was struck with a shock wave and fell over.

That's kind of a neat discovery. It's nothing man-made. It is a fossil river. I've seen these before. Sometimes, if you're lucky and the rock is old enough, you can find little depressions in them which are fossilized animal tracks. If you're fortunate enough to have found one which is old enough, it might even contain some dinosaur tracks. Usually the tracks you find in rocks from the Jurassic, Triassic and Cretaceous periods will be sauropod tracks, but once in a great while you'll find ones which have raptor tracks in it. It would be very interesting to have a good long look at this to see what fossils it might contain, and to look at what the stone is composed of. It would also be interesting to look at what strata are above, and which are below it to difinetively determine its age. The circular Item looks a lot to me like a sun wheel, which many plains Indigenous tribes used for certain ceremonies. The large concrete block is probably not megalithic construction, but rather was probably part of some long forgotten building, perhaps even the floor of an old grist mill. Concrete was invented by the Romans. It started being used in North America in the late 1700's and was carried west with settlers as towns and cities sprang up. It was also used anywhere that heavy machinery was used, including mills, small scale metal refineries, gold sluices, lumber mills, and the likes. Depending on the size of it, it might also have been used to secure a rope or cable for a fairy. in such a case there would probably be a similar block somewhere on the other side of the river. Finding it would probably be rather difficult though.

My theory, the large block of "concrete near the Aberta bridges, is a piece of metamorphosed conglomerate that was snatched from bedrock somewhere by flowing ice and dropped when the ice cap melted. Later the river came through and buried it in silt, in what became the river's bank. Canada was almost entirely shaped by continental glaciers.

FYI: The rock formation resembles rock formations in Texas that were underground. Thought by locals to be a manmade wall. Geologist say the rocks in Texas are a natural fracture that happens, not manmade. "What is the story behind the Rockwall in Texas? In the early 1850s, farmers were digging a well and discovered a rock wall that crossed the county and at some places appeared above ground level. Scientists have determined that this is a natural formation, but folk tales continue to say that it was built by prehistoric natives."

I'm pretty sure the mystery rocks are natural. If you look at the source video, there are natural outcrops right next to it which give a sense of the natural bedding angle and its a close match. I have some geological training and to me it looks natural.

Lots of farmers in saskatchewan say they found lots of artifacts, grinding stones and burial sites. Unfortunately in the name of progress and crops those sites never get reported by the land owners

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Whoa! had no idea there was megaliths in Canada!

This is before the Great Flood. These were built by GIANTS !!

The TAWATINA BRIDGE Mysterious Concrete Obstacle is very curious. 9 meters down is under the riverbed, I heard it's the size of a car, and it does have a smooth top, which in my book means it was designed for a purpose. They never said what it was, how old it was, no information and just left people hanging. That has the hallmark of a coverup to squash all info nothing to see here.

at the 2 min those rocks look a lot like the Bimini road.

I’m of the theory that Stonehenge is actually a two story round house that has fallen in on itself. That’s what that stone circle in alberta looks like to me. A big building that has fallen in on itself.

Check out the Ribstones off Highway 14 near Viking

Concrete dates from around the mid 1840's. Portland cement was not invented until 1825 by Joseph Aspdin of Leeds England but not until the mid 1840's was it manufacture properly done on any kind of scale. Concrete is Portland cement, sand and aggregate. It can reach 5000 psi hardness or more when wet cured many years. The Canadians were later than even the Americans in producing it. Not until around 1889 in Hull, Quebec and not until 1893 in western Canada in Vancouver.

Hey brother, I'm a stone mason and the first photos of the, "road," are set stone. There is absolutely no way that could be natural occurring.

Canada is not the first place in my mind when studying OOPARTS or megaliths, but i will pay more attention going forward

2:40 - It's a natural rock formation we can find examples of all around the world.

I attempted to get to the major ville medicine wheel last summer but couldn’t find it! We had the kids so we gave up and went to Drumheller instead

I wonder if these monuments have any relation to the sage wall found just south of the border in Montana. Could be the same builders.

I wonder if authorities for a very long time seem to discount history that may go against the formatted history they want us to believe... Pyramid are being found all over the world now and the dating of site are now being questioned.. I've often wondered if Canada had sites from before 10000 years and older.

No surprise that we're finding megalithic structures in Canada. They've found a megalithic wall complete with "nodules" like on other sites in Egypt and Peru in Montana on Sage Mountain.

At first glance of the 1st picture I thought it was a natural rock formation. But then you can see there are three rows of wide then thin slabs. That's not a natural break pattern. Those rock slabs have been moved and placed.

Im not finished the video lol i got excited have u looked atcastle rock, or any other hoodoo badland areas

What is the google map you had with the pins on it?

The first looks like it is naturally forming. Nature looks interesting. On the third item, did they take a sample and analyze it? Rock drills use diamond bits which are much harder than everything except other diamonds and it's hard to believe that block could have been formed from diamonds!

I found a rock that had a five toed footprint shape on one face. I showed it to an archeologist and he said that they are often found, usually with multiple 'toe' marks and they are just weathered rocks...I agree.

Site north of Cranford on the old man is where Colonel McLeod slept 1st night in Alberta and it snowed early September horse died and panic ensued.

There's another suspicious site, huge rocks near wagner park, spruce grove area. Shocker it's on private land but my dog ran that way once from the park and I seen these rocks... I can't say anymore - would like to know the background storey, seems ancient. Google shows a house there but there isn't one... There's also huge cement pieces sticking out of the ground near the river in Terwillegar park, also curious. It should be highly illegal to find these sites and - a) keep them hidden and b) not investigate them further and just build over it. Bullshit. I can't believe this world. And everyone's just fine with it.

the first image looks like a wall that has toppled. The base remained relatively intact, and the rest is scattered from impact

That's like the underground rock wall in Rockwall Texas

good one

Thanx for doing a video about "Alberta".... I guess the next one will be on Sask?