YANGSHAN QUARRY DRONE - MEGALITHS of CHINA 

One of my favorite megalithic sites on the planet! Thanks so much for sharing your adventures!!!

This is fascinating because it has nubs on something that was not moved which makes me think it was part of the cutting process and not the moving process. Maybe they attached some sort of machine to the stone and it carved away and when they removed it that part (the nub) was left. We'll never know it seems

Came straight to this video after you mentioned it on Bright Insights stream... Thank you a million times for the first proper footage of this site!!!!! 10/10 fantastic job!!!! Now to dig into the rest of your adventures...

Have you guys been to see any of the stuff in India? The Elora caves and the Kailash Temple are up there on my list of things I want to be able to touch and see with my own eyes. The 3-D imaging of those caves look like they were designed on CAD or something.

Imagine what's hidden under all those trees.

I've been intrigued by all the megalithic structures for over a year now.. Why is it that only now i find out about this one? People online even state that the Unfinished Obelisk in Egypt is the biggest one...

The ancient Chinese megalithic is waaaay bigger than Baalbek's megalithic, so Caucazians brag about Baalbek being the "biggest megalithic" and are unaware that in fact China has the biggest megalithic structures.

I have felt that all the knobs seen on the megalithic structures, are use for lifting the stones and setting into position, or used as hooks that stick out to secure rope/cable for lifting something else. That seems to be the case on this one. The ancient builders seemed to do everything in a functional manner. great vid. your getting the shots no one else gets, which is weird when I watch other vids, they just don't get very much content like this. Great job again. you becoming one of the most important investigators in the world.

And how bout those numerous pyramids in china...?

and that long single cut stone is insane! so perfect. suuuuuurrrree they used bronze tools.

What is their ridiculous explanation for this one? The cut out of that cliff is insane

Another awesome video with beautiful green trees and rocks, this latest video is definitely better than ur previous one, thanks for sharing and hopefully u enjoy my video too :)

I love the drone tour in 4K amazing view!!!

WOW!! I am just speechless. Incredible footage!

Are these still attached to the bedrock ? Any proof of them having been moved ?

Loving the content on your channel I am going to have fun catching up thanks for having me Phil aav

Makes you wonder how the ancient Chinese did it

Highly advanced technology was used here for these perfectly straight symmetrical lines eroded from water or rain. Clear signs of ancient high knowledge of using earth resources.

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Jeez, biggest I ever saw, thnx for sharing. Were they quarrying to build the moon or something? Incredible.

What did they use the stone for? ... look how much material was already quarried prior to where they left off..... that much material should be able to be located....

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Jeez, biggest I ever saw, thnx for sharing. Were they quarrying to build the moon or something? Incredible.

giant cutter and forklift would do the trick, or high pressure water

It looks like something recent but then again those universal knobs that are on many ancient megaliths, amazing!

Astonishing! Thank you.

How much is buried/hidden under forest?

What is so interesting is why the desire to have and display such huge stones in past generations? Was it for status? Was it for awe? What was the main motivator in working so hard, to excavate such massive blocks? So many questions.

2:19 the megalith has nobs on it. Or is that just me?. Same kind of nobs that are on structures everywhere around world. Awesome vid ⚓

How did they cut this?! Our past civilisations are obviously unknown or not enough known. They are also underestimated.

Thank you for sharing this Michael, I hope we discover the method the ancients used to quarry these Megaliths in my lifetime.

Amazing, I wonder how many other quarries are out there waiting to be discovered

just curious how you visited china in 2022? I have been wanting to return but regulations are tight after covid. as a fellow American any tips?

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How did you get started doing this?

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what did they build with all those megaliths that have been mined there?

Look at the size of the "nubs". These nubs are far larger than the usual ones, but so is the single piece of stone. So if the nubs are always proportional to the size of the stone, that eliminates most proposed theories on the purpose of the nubs. And again this stone was carved from the bedrock, so the nubs have nothing to do with transporting the stone (or pouring it either). There's a theory that the nubs could be fine-tuners, so they could be shaved down slightly to adjust the overall mass, or vibration, or some other property of the stone, but most of those lines of thinking are also probably eliminated by bedrock carving. This stone can't vibrate independently of the bedrock, and a nub wouldn't do much to adjust the mass of the entire planet it's attached to. But I could be wrong; if water flowed through those holes at the bottom, it would certainly cause some measure of vibration and sound. I'm not an expert on what effect the stone nubs would have on that vibration or sound, and I doubt anyone else living is an expert on it either.

This area has more trees then all of America. It's crazy how lush with greenery China is.

Thats not a quary, its another replica of the ark of noah,carved from sediment left by the great flood. Which petrified.

Absolutely mind blowing. That one giant stone would rival Balbek wouldn't it? Or is this one bigger?

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