"What I Found Buried in This Ancient City Shouldn’t Exist"

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Tell me you dont know about depositional taphonomy without telling me. Well done. Flood debris... hahaha. This is Petra. Nabatean capital. Sheesh

is this the Rocky Mountains? you don't say where it is

The video itself doesn’t say so I’m not sure, grok is saying Utah but Idk

thanks for posting. me personally I am aware of these findings but at the beginning of the video there is no mentioning I do not have 35 min or so to wait for the location. Thanks again.

It's a desert flood basin tard. The ancients built drams and canals to divert the water 1000s of years ago to divert the flows but they were destroyed after the city was abandoned when the traid routes moved

The mountain walls looks molten

Awsome where is this?

Grok says Utah but I’m not sure

Love the wood grain.

His channel is excellent, I can't imagine the past reset events that happened here with Tartaria being the last reset and NOW

Love this video 💪❤️

What’s this guys name

Insane.

Here's how it happened and the next one earth will be going the opposite way. Earth tilts 90⁰ back and forth every 12,000 years driven by its pole shift and the solar cycle.

Dude, moments of this I could not watch lol my legs and feet kept getting pains from you being up so high, not sure why my body does that lol 😂 Thank you for letting eyes see what some never see. Cheers.

@EthicalSkeptic

Interesting

Weren’t the nabateans traders? Was this not a thoroughfare for spice trading etc for hundreds of years? Seems to me understandable that all this was created. Its a marvel yes but not some spooky mystery.

People have no idea how ancient Petra is. Definitely antediluvian. The Nabateans found it and inhabited it for a few hundred years. They did not build it.

Is all the video in the grand canyon??

So interesting, this looks mechanical-removed. Machine striations from a tool? Very similar to Longyou Caves