Makes you wonder just how much we haven’t actually found

Lol so silly…. As time passes, priorities change. Famine, war, disease consumed our lives- surviving is the priority. Now that we live in RELATIVE prosperity, we’re able to look back and appreciate our past using archeology and preservation.

If I had the money, I would do major surveys of the sahara desert. The things buried there must be insane.

Couldn't imagine plagues, famine, war, depleted resources, Spanish conquest in the South America, et et etc.......How fucking retarded are you that you couldn't even do proper research. Another cringe useless account for purely monetization and absolutely no scruples...💩🤣

Almost every ancient city is built on top of another monument. People forget that humanity has been organized for longer than 250K years.

They abandoned all population centers because of smallpox and other diseases brought over by the Spanish. Millions dead in just a few years I think 🤔

I think my mans forgetting people were preoccupied by not dying of cholera and trying to live past 45. Modern living and decades of no major wars between major powers leaves a lot of time for side activities

Take what just happened in Nepal. Things there will never be dug out and in 100, 200 years when the world forgets, someone will stumble on a tip of a building to find the remains of our world perfectly preserved.

He’s talking like people never had wars and that all our ancestors were like janitors

This is so dumb it hurts my brain. There are 10,000+ towns in the US that no longer exist and hundreds of them are now under dirt or water. This is not a new phenomenon. FFS with the stupid.

We are taking part of a reset as we speak using AI to scrub and alter the internet so eventually history is altered and changed so people don’t know what really happened

He really doesn’t realize this is the first time in history we are comfortable enough to prioritize these things

This guy's going to be stoked when he discovers history books that discuss all of this stuff.

It wasn't a choice. It was a decline in covilization and ability to upkeep and drain the forum. The barbarians destroyed the infrastructure of Rome.

3rd worlders don't maintain anything, they have no care to keeping history alive

Stuff like this gets buried due to floods and lack of Maintenance of the surrounding land, the sphinx got buried in sand over the course of man many years because of high winds, little by little it just became buried because no one wanted to, or could afford to clear the sand

Or things beneth the waves. Our entire history is a lie. It's maybe 1% of everything that actually happened.

Catastrophic global flooding. Like every history book or religion says

In thousands of years theyre going to look at abandoned buildings in Detroit and say the same things… time defeats all and nature always wins, which is why they have to be “restored”

Some have theorized that the platform were for Alien ships to land. I've seen this spoken of on Ancient Aliens. But I think the platforms were used for Human sacrifice to their gods.

Ppl don’t take care of civilization when it’s corrupted

makes me wonder what’s really under the sahara

I think your underestimating how hard life was before the industrial revolution no one had time for keep up old architecture

Retard🤦‍♂️

Did you mean buried? They were buried

They’re now saying there’s a second sphinx as well, & it makes sense, it’s buried on the opposite side of the current one The guy that announced all of that stuff he found with lydar underneath the pyramids says there’s another sphinx

We have known about Pompeii for centuries it has been being excavated for centuries. We know what hasn't been excavated and they have chosen not to.

Maybe everything just been AI

Cause it was black history

Pompeii was rediscovered in the 1600s 😂🤦‍♂️

This video is shitty.

Same way we abandon towns and people finally find them again Same way, we flooded cities and put a lake over them

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Small pox

It distributed power and prosperity to each people, vs hoarding it to the few... Pride in beautiful work creates prosperity.