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Mainstream archeologists want to cram the whole architectural timeline into a period less than 500 years old. I travelled to Peru to challenge that position. The Bronze tool using Inca attempted to replicate what they saw in the older megalithic work.

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Jay Andersonvor 5 Tagen

OUT NOW: ANCIENT TECHNOLOGIES EPISODE 8! I'm high up in the Andes Mountains, showing you the evidence for lost civilisations that mainstream historians and archeologists choose to ignore!

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Rex⚡Voltvor 5 Tagen

That's not 15th century

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Jersey MAGA 🇺🇸vor 5 Tagen

I cannot wait until their forced to change their fkn narrative

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BIZKITvor 5 Tagen

The new videos epic, thanks bro

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I think the question is how to demonstrate scientifically the true age of these megalithic structures. There is a lot of very telling evidence around machining and precision, and global similarities that strongly suggest a global megalithic culture at some time before recorded history. Gobekli Tepe's burial allowed radiometric dating, that shows us a significant outlier from known or suspected capabilities at a time when the Earth was emerging from a glacial epoch. But how to show where the polygonal masonry fits in the timeline and show how it was done. Speaking as someone with a mineralogical background, I would dearly love to see thin sections (technically, a 30 micron thick slice on slide that can be examined under a microscopy in cross polarized light) and specimens for electron microscopy from the margins of the blocks to evaluate the hypothesis of softening by chemicals or heat, geopolymer theories, and maybe see if any kind of luminescence dating could be applied.

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Kanevor 4 Tagen

huh that's wild bro hehe

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Diego Rinconvor 4 Tagen

F* them up!

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🇮🇶☀️مرتزا Xvor 5 Tagen

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Korr Neurovor 4 Tagen

All inherited from a much older civilisation. 25,000+

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drew van tuylvor 4 Tagen

Attempted and failed. The dynastic Egyptians were much more successful at emulating the megalithic and precision work that they found.

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MoonriseBillvor 4 Tagen

It took less then quantum hundred from when we learnt to fly to get to the moon... the practical answer as to why this happened is the world was alot more interconnected back then, then we thought

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Todd Carsonvor 5 Tagen

MAINSTREAM ARCHEOS ARE RUBBISH YOUR HISTORY IS INTENTIONALLY HIDDEN AND DISTORTED THESE WERE OBVIOUSLY NOT BUILT BY A HUNTER GATHERER CIV NOR WERE THE WORLD WIDE NETWORK OF PYRAMIDS, MANY OF WHICH ARE POWER GENERATORS

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Ketzahlvor 4 Tagen

if it's so recent, why the natives there can't do it anymore?

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Justin Jacksonvor 4 Tagen

Mainstream archeology is just stuck.

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