We Found an ABANDONED LOST City in Georgia 

Wow I wish we would have known that about the Royal Burial spots. We would have spent more time investigating up there. Going up that hill again though... oh man I'm out of breath just thinking about it. haha We want to go back and try to film more in the future and find the snake effigy. We couldn't believe how massive of a site it was and how no one seems to know about it, or cares to investigate it. For some reason I thought I heard you were an Archeologist(Maybe I heard Architect and my brain said Archeologist) sorry for the mix up. You might as well be though with the research and studying you have done on the History of the Indians, and this site. It looks like the Academic community would be all over this. Your doing what they should be and in my book that makes you the real deal and a Pioneer. Thanks for paving a way for the rest of us amigo.

"Mainstream archeology".

It doesn't take an educated idiot with a station wagon full of PHDs or a cool misleading name to realize the Creeks living in the Southeast of the United States were influence by peoples from that came from central Americas. The Cherokee would never have made it close to the Tennessee River and into North Georgia in the early to mid 1700s if it wasn't for English settlers and their Carolina militias. The copper plate viewed during time frames 0:42 to 0:46 was found in Cartersville, Georgia at the Etowah Mounds and that was made by the Mississippian culture, a Muscogee and later known as Creek people. A person would have to be blind as a ding bat if they could not notice that piece was influenced by Native people from the central Americas. I am also sure You never heard of the Buzzard Cult or at least the Bird or Spider Cult/Clan that lived in the mountains and foothill of North Georgia and the western Carolines. Then again that what happens to someone that depends on their state/Federal government financed public school education or lack there of. What gets me is there were archaeologists like Dr Joseph Mahan that knew more about the Native people without digging a spoon of dirt and stepping on one leave than those today that have move tons and lost mountains.

Good info. Thanks for sharing it. My grandmother in my mom's side had a lot of Creek in her. We have a lot of history of the Creek and Cherokee here in Cedartown GA. It would be really neat to find some tombs like that around here. Thanks again for sharing y'alls info.

Appalachian Dan "lmfao" x 2. You're redundant.

Yeah sorry Nicholas this video is from when we first started making videos. It is from a lame Gimbal that we were filming with. We had talked about going back out there and reshooting this spot for that very reason. I think you would be glad to know we threw that specific gimbal off a cliff haha -Nate | Au

Nicholas Crank me too, what the heck is it, glad I'm not the only one that heard it. Lol

Omg now i notice it

Read what it is, above my comment. But, it sounds like tapping from a lens cover to me. I have to be conscious of that when I shoot videos with my small camera. Though the tapping was a little annoying, I'm glad y'all didn't re-shoot the video, cause originals are *always* best, to me. Thanks for the info - never knew there was such a place in Georgia!!!

@@curtriceennis2924 there isnt.

YOU ALREADY KNOW...NATIVE OF GA. GREAT GREAT WAS A CHIEF CREEK AND BELIEVE CHEROKEE

@@kahielhastings9495 Most Definitely...South Atlanta..Gotta Love the Truth!

Africa is the cradle of life u fucking idiot

@@tonytaylor8217 hey fatass look at this www.theguardian.com/science/2018/jan/25/oldest-known-human-fossil-outside-africa-discovered-in-israel We did not come from Africa

@@kanyebear2358 it says right in the story itself the remains are from and earlier, exit outta Africa!!! You.had me pumped before i read it, ive been a supporter of outta India awhile now, but this is a example of earlier unsuccessful migration that modern dna cant be traced to. It proves absolutely nothing other than failed trip outta Africa which has been theory for hundreds of years no big discovery of humans outta Israel. I suggest and trying not to be ignorant, read this a couple times to comprehend what it actually says. I tell you this now.oldest human remains were found in Brazil, and there government will not let it be studied or even report they have it. Also unrelated history but just as cool, Roman pottery has also been found in the great South American country of Brazil, and better yet cocaine in Egyptian mummies,wonder where that mummy found that only one place it grows. Yes German scientists found this. Egyptian and Asians were.both in the America's long before the Vikings were, and get this while they were running around Europe with their swords, China had gunpowder!! Im from usa and history hasn't been fully told.correct and all old to new mainstream isn't always correct. Greek, Roman. English. And whoever controls the stuff we read in school books will never let this out. There's a Earth.built prymid in the midwest usa that's older than the great prymaid, and it was a thrived city estimates of millions of citizens and it's has artifacts from Georgia and Pennsylvania found there, and the natives to not claim it they knew of it but it was already there they claim. Rock shelter place discovered near Pittsburgh, Pa predates cloivs area settlement before the ice age!!! Also newgrange in Ireland is 6000 yrs old and still water tight, predates celtic galeic inhabitants, also this place was already ancient when the great giza was built, but not older than the sphinx which had errrsion simple archeology it was under water one time before it was under sand

Thats wild. I had no idea that so much cool stuff like that existed in my home state. Im from Augusta. Ive been to places out of state but aside from App trail nothing in GA. All i know of Cedartown is that Nick Chubb is from there.

I live just south of you. I would love to hear more about this place along with possibly seeing it.

Where is this at in Cedartown? I live in Rome and come to Cedartown all the time for my job!

@@crobj10 Its located in the wooded area beside NW park. It's about a 10 min walk through the woods to get to it.

@@1cardplayer I'm in Lafayette and am interested in checking it out

Most of those trees haven't been there 100 years.

@Dr. Zivago Oh so Europeans invaded America & constructed thousands of thousand year old mounds and now you're owed the land that you STOLE. 😂 Wow yea sound about white. Always stealing someone else's very existence. Smdh

@@despoinagoddess Wow your ignorance is so amazing.. it's literally entertainment. You do realize even people of African descent stole other people's land that were on it..you know the thing called conquest...idiot. Second off its not only white people..you ever heard of Genghis Khan and how he did it all throughout the middle East and Central Asia all the way into China..not white at all... Or how about more recently when former slaves got sent to Liberia and they killed the native population and created their own government and their minority and just in the past 30 years have the indigenous people actually taken over the government..yes that wasn't white people either .. go get an education moron

@@jthrasher47 no bxtch ignorance is you even remotely agreeing with anything that commenter said. I know history very well & all that comes with conquering lands but no where in history has the conquerors claimed the work of the conquered as much as you & your ancestors. I mean seriously do you see the Spanish saying they built the Mayan pyramids & they were the real Egyptians⁉️ 🤣🤣🤣I'm so happy you got all worked up behind my comment sulking in your white guilt it's hilarious❗🤣🤣🤣

@@jthrasher47 And you know what about those so called former slaves who actually made a choice to go to Africa & not got sent like you said as if they had no choice you know that's your ppls fault as well. Bcuz had your ppl told the TRUTH that they weren't from Africa & actually were enslaved here on their own land they wouldn't have went somewhere & caused havoc on the natives of Liberia & Sierra Leona places where they should've been accepted had they actually been brought from there just 1 maybe 2 generations removed. Tsk tsk tsk. Also fyi Asians & white ppl have the closest dna of all races so technically Ghengis Khan was a white man I mean since you want to be technical Mr. Caucus Mountain asian hence caucasian. -Have a nice day!

@@despoinagoddess But hey thanks for addressing my original response.. which you didn't..you know the one where I proved everything you said as complete BS because every single race under the sun was doing it and it's not just one people fault.. I like how you totally avoided that.. That's funny and you try to paint somebody with white guilt.. you know I could be African-American, could be Latino,could be why could be Asian for all you know you don't shit. The thing is it doesn't matter what color you are what matters is you can't change the past but you can change the future and the USA is the best place on the freaking planet where black people and every other single color people have a better chance to make it than any other place but yet instead of grasping that people like you want to live in the past . When you have every opportunity and more given right to you and even more than other races due to minority scholarships.. it really must suck to live so miserable... You need to watch a little bit more Brandon Tatum, listen to Candace Owens and others ... I hope you find peace one day but it doesn't seem like you will And you proved yourself wrong again because you do not know anything about history.. the people from Liberia we're very aware they were former slaves ... It was largely due to the work of the American colonization society... Which included many former slaves as members. but hey let's just ignore that fact so we can make excuses for ourselves again ☺️😉😉. Or how about like I said in Chicagowhere I seen it with my own two eyes where our people are killing each other for no reason at all.. slavery has absolutely nothing to do with it.. or white people because it's got a black mayor and has been democrat-controlled for the past 30 years.. it's time you wake up and I hope you do.. you can't live in the past but you can try to stop the hate that you are spreading now

Right !!!!!

Exactly!!

Let me out!

That tree isn't 150 years old. Not the time of the Maya or anybody but Americans when that tree sprouted.

@@Jadeserphant bullshit.

I don't live far i would like to go up there a photograph while are there

@@loopinglarry Sometimes they let you and sometimes they don't. Scott Wolter thinks it's Aztec. I agree. They migrated everywhere. They became the Creek Indians and later lost a viscous battle on Blood Mountain against the Cherokee. It was a custom for the Cherokee to bring the survivors into their tribe.

@@Mike383HK I thought Scott Wolter thinks it's Mayan?

@@logancurl9526 I think you are right. I haven't seen the program in a long time.

@@Mike383HK bullshit.

I found the coin on my parents property in middle GA

@Itwasafairfight Media my husband has done extensive research on this. The palagorscyte clay you mentioned is found in large deposits in ga, minute deposits in central America. The Mayan disappeared in the late 800ad and our "mississippian " culture arose in the early 900s. So they left there and came here, but....I do believe they were here earlier in time and eventually made it to central America, and then returned here.

I would love to see pics of that coin! Could you possibly email me some photos, please? loganmcurl@gmail.com

Maya didn't do brass coins.

@@brittneyworley2744 no. They Maya did not leave. They are still there. Mississippian culture developed out of earlier Woodland cultures. You are mistaking diffusion or migration for convergent cultures.

I would love to

The old Mayan ruins look like this now too (Mexico) because the skim coats have eroded over time. They were mudded over originally.

Yup. I live nearby and have walked these woods for decades. I have also spent a lot of time in Central American, volunteering at Mayan sites, and this site is about as Mayan as I am. It's a hoot reading some of the crazy comments here. And I won't even mention RT's wacko ideas and BS (or his photo thievery).

@@bruceroberts3210 yeah, the old guy even said the land was farmed. I grew up in the woods of North West GA. I don't call a pile of rocks "ruins".

where at exactly outside of Atlanta?

Yeah we had just managed to get out there right before spring time so the leaves were not there thankfully. Let us know if you would like us to join you out there amigo our team has been wanting to go back out there to look for that snake effigy.

No. They are not.

That is very possible Rodney. We had asked ourselves this very question. In the future we would like to go back and investigate a little more. This time of year is perfect weather and critter wise. I think we are going to try and get Richard to come with us next time if he is available.

On that hilly land just erosion or tillage may have initially brought them to the surface, but they are obviously stacked. Stuff like this is all over GA

Field stones piled up dont equal a mine or a city.

I have the same type of stacked stones on my property near Amicalola, and I wonder if they’re related to mining activities or even possibly Civil War burials…?

What part of South Georgia? I live in South Georgia

@@pamelaharnage Near Bainbridge, extreme SW corner of Decatur County.

@@lorihamlin3604 Decatur. The you aren't far from me. I'm in Cook County. Adel GA. Home of the King 🐸. Thirty miles from Valdosta.

Flint River that puts you close to Albany doesn't it?

Must be the camera noise..

+Georgia Man Thanks Georgia Man! Yeah it was a Gimbal we had our Camera on. I sold it for this very reason. We are looking to go in the future to reshoot this area because of the noise issue we had with this video.

Its viking

Yes, there are mutant deer there, but closer to the highway, I have found another complex of stone ruins. There are several more upstream on Amicalola Creek, plus a large mound on Cochran Creek. - Richard Thornton - The Americas Revealed.

What type of nuclear testing facility? Like for energy production or weapons development? I would love to hear more about this because I work up around that area sometimes and I'm always curious about little known subjects like this

@@logancurl9526 This was a nuclear research facility near Dawsonville that was operated by Lockheed. Here's a link to the Wiki on it. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_Nuclear_Aircraft_Laboratory

@@peopleofonefire9643 , I bought property along Cochran creek that backs up to the National Forest and about 6 miles from Amicalola. This past winter I was exploring and found two sites of stacked stones; I was unable to determine what it could be. I’ve also seen many marker trees in the area. Also along my property there are many trails, that look like game trails….but strangely every few yards there are white quartz rocks that look like they mark the paths…or they rolled down the mountain and just so happen to stop there due to the paths being level. Also one of my neighbors told me to watch out for old mines… So I don’t know if the stacked rocks are Cherokee related or miner related?

This is the notorious Richard Thornton - most hated man in Georgia's anthropology departments. LOL . People from Pickens County also claim to have seen several types of extraterrestrials in the Dawson Forest.. By the way, the Little Mulberry River Park near Auburn, GA in NE Metro Atlanta is a fairly large terrace complex, which is easy to visit and children friendly. It has paved parking, picnic sheds, public water fountains and several types of ruins.

Mississippian culture is a better fit with the mound building aspect. As well as the mayan disappearing in the late 800s, and the mound builders arising in the early 900s

Well one tribe was anyway.

That would be a great feature to be able to post photos in the comment section. I just looked up "Tibet Rock House" on Google. I have never seen one before, but would have to agree that is probably what they looked like. When I was out there I was aww struck by this place. It's just terrace after terrace and old foundations, so much so that I had about 2 hours worth of footage but had to edit it down for video length sake. The more I research into this whole Mayan-American idea. I could definitely see a connection. Whats interesting is both the Creek and Cherokee Indians used names for the province around Track Rock Gap that means “Place of the Itza.” Here is Richard Thornton talking about his experience with this place in North Georgia (once you click keep scrolling down to read) spark.adobe.com/page/hrIy00M1ROqfW/

Thanks for the link. Very good read Best Wishes to your endeavors.

A lot of them are also headstones

He was born in 1924 his dad was born in 1876 and my gg grandpa was born in 1830 sadly he grew up during the terrible reality they faced.

+Andrew Evans Not trying to sound ugly Andrew (I'm really not I am a super nice guy don't like being mean:) but mostly Rangers care about giving out tickets and making sure your not camping off the trail. We have had several Archeologist look including the Scott Walter from the history channel say this is a very significant sight. It is the biggest arborglyph sight in the east of America and the Cherokee and Creek hold this place very sacred. Miles not just a small area... Miles and Miles of huge Terraces and foundations of an old village. The Creeks also know it as the place of the Itza... Ranger needs to go back to school and study history/archeology and not just biology of the Forest. You were probably on to something Andrew with what you saw, don't let the small minds deter you from from great finds. My dad back in the 70's went down the back side of Fort Mountain, GA and found stacked pyramids 6ft high and about 20 of them 5 in a row. He went back and told the Ranger thinking it would be a big discovery. He said the Ranger rolled his eyes and said, "oh ok thanks" and set back down in his chair to work on papers. Pioneers usually are solo against the World, and once they pave a way here comes everyone else.

I was not saying they where fake, the site is amazing! Good Find! I've always wanted to be an archeologist. Amazing Video! Do you collect arrowheads?

I figured that is what you meant Andrew. I wasn't directing that at you Amigo just the Ranger who said it was nothing. We might be going out soon to a place (I'm sure you have heard of it) The Old Stone Fort in TN. Still a mystery as to who built it. Being that you have a passion for Archeology your welcome to join us for this one if you would like.

Yes I also collect arrowheads. We have a friend that lives down on the Conasauga River, and we go down and search there sometimes. Tellico is a great place to hunt too

Adventures United, where is telico? Was that a village, I've heard about it in Cherokee history.

+Joshua Harris Vlogs Nice! I will have to check that video out. Yeah it's crazy all of the history we have throughout the Appalachia region. I honestly didn't think we would find this village when we set out to make this video.

Those rocks are in piles like that from below stone mountain to far north from where you're at. I lived in commerce ga for a while and they ran through my property. I seen the same piles of rock in v friends yard in stone mountain ga. Just like what youre seeing there

Hey Dean my dad talked about rock piles below Fort Mountain near Chatsworth also. It’s wild of how many are in the region of Georgia. We are in the process of revising this specific video for editing purposes. Our team would love to come and film these piles in your area also if you could show us them or give us details.

@@AdventuresUnited I'd love to

Ok how about on the Sunday the 13th we meet up to look at them. Are you free then?

Mr Thornton has done extensive research and exploration in the area. The color called Mayan Blue requires an ingredient not easily found in Mexico but plentiful here. There was trade that occurred back and forth between GA and The Mayans of Mexico. The glyphs and language of the Creeks are linked directly to their Mayan connections. These factors cannot be negated.

BTW...the Maya are still were they were largely. Growing broccoli for your supermarket and fighting off drug cartels .

Out west we were told that they hid behind them to shoot game from ancient game trails. I think they could have been used as barriers against enemies, fences for crops and tall ones for livestock. In the Book of Mormon the last great battles of two great nation's were fought in NY. It is a fascinating history.

Book of Mormon 😂

Richard Thornton Good to know! More to explore haha

Where are the artifacts?

@@bruciferburton5246 I don't know. There is also no information the artifacts excavated in the 2001 investigation, which was funded partially by the US Forest Service.

You dont have a city without artifacts.

@@bruciferburton5246 Of course . . . but the archaeologists tend to hide those artifacts from the public.

It may be a colonizers work. Won't know without archaeology.

Who’s desecrating graves???? And if it’s your ancestors, then feel free to fill in all the questions.

+Mike Smith Hey Mike sorry. It's the gimbal with the weight of the heavy lens on it. We are working on getting a mirror less camera and a smaller lens to cut that noise out.

Adventures United good video though. very interesting. ill subscride. good luck with the new camera..

+Mike Smith Thank you Sir. We will try to keep improving our future quality for sure.

Im down. When do we leave

@@brittneyworley2744 pack a lunch and bring a pair of extra drawers. Let me know when you're in Macon.

say less

+Judy Taylor :) It very well could be just Native Indians villages Judy. We were just going off of Scott Wolter and the History Channel show. Either way it was amazing historical sight.

Judy Taylor all are native Americans from Alaska to Argentina.

Moon eyed people

A.k.a Vikings

Native Americans didn't build with stone and mortar