Praveen Mohan's videos on these places leaves me speechless and in awe. He points out unexpected details and shows evidence of advance technologies of all kinds.
Its so good to know you are in contact, so you guys can give support in difficult time. And of course you all have our support in case you need it because we are really interested about our past just as you are. Greetings from Mexico Brien!!
Personally I think Praveen should get into the tour guide business and author a few books documenting his findings. His understanding and insight of antiquity is uncanny.
The rough stone removal tool marks that are left on the walls surrounding cave 15 resemble scoop marks found in China, Egypt, and of course Jordan and others.
Ornamentation is the best way of trying to claim something that has been initially built by some other civilization! It makes absolute sense that in Egypt, Peru, Ethiopia and India, humans found those amazing stoneworks already built! However, the work they did on top of megalithic sites is respectable!
I agree with you, but would change respectable to astonishing. It would have been only by the most skilled Craftsmen with supporters, a long grueling task an a feat in itself for that period...
Praveen Mohan has some really good informational videos on many different Megalithic sites in India. Sadly UA-cam just banned his Channel today actually which is sad and I guess youtube is actively censoring people who are spreading information on specific topics like Megalithic Structures and Corona Virus.
Sheeana Brugh yes, it’s a travesty! He has done a lot of good work on that channel. I’m not one for UFO’s(alien), ufo’s of earth yes, but still watch them (as other perceptions often open really interesting theorys). It would be great to see them exchange knowledge and open discussions further! Kudos for thinking of that, I hope Brien considers this too 😊 Stay safe in these strange times ✌️🇬🇧
You and Praveen Mohan are the only people that I subscribe to - as you two are the only ones that I trust to give an unbiased view and concentrate on showing us the wonderful architecture of our buried past without all the hype of special effects and music! Please carry on your good work! ps the comments on this page show that I am not the only one who thinks like this!
I agree with you, we'd need to develop new lines of Production and improve on existing lines first. Most all of the early 20th Century infrastructure has already collapsed and 21st infrastructure is underway. So without the need to recreate these Technical Wonders, I don't see it happening in the near future...
I get the impression that the megalithic high technology was completely different from our modern technology, somehow more in tune with the environment.
Brien you must pay a detailed visit to these locations and enlighten rest of the World as you have had been doing in exploring the past and giving intriguing information. There is clear link between these sites and Maya constructions. Praveen Mohan from India has done a great job in exposing ancient India to the World. wish you Good Luck.
Wow! I have seen dozens of videos made by Brien Foerster. This is the best one yet! This is great stuff. We can thank Brien Foerster for all his good work, personal expense, courage, and his dedication to uncovering the significance of all these amazing sites, scattered all over our Planet.
I dont even know how I found your channel. I guess it found me. Keep up the great work. I'm going to try and see if I can come to Mexico with your tour in 2021!
Always wanted to go to india, my grandpa was there many decades ago building hospitals and dams, mom grew up there, but still on my list. The history, the culture, the people, the food.....i think the beautiful intelligent people have the be the greatest resource of course......definitely going one day, its truly amazing what humans are capable of creating
Praveen Mohan was banned it seems. I loved his videos. His curious mind and informative narratives never failed to enlighten. So why was he banned? I miss him already.
thank you for your work, all these old sites have suffered one or more floods and then petrification over hundreds of thousands of years. Interesting note, the Latin etymology of the word petrification is petra - stone. (Jordan site)
Hi Brien, your research and knowledge is much appreciated. Hope you're familiar with a fellow you tuber Praveen Mohan where he clearly shows various ornamental carvings that clearly cannot be hand carved. Love your presentations.
The photographs are of the Ellora caves , Ajantha caves and Elephanta caves... The are more such megalithic sites in Hamppi, Rajasthan, Khajrao temple, Odisha..
Wow Brien, you sure have shown us some very unique sites. Having a rudimentary understanding of the compressive strength of these materials one would think that engineering math would be required in order to support just the light 10 ton stuff. That arch in polished granite has to be one of the best "we were here" statements of all time. Whoever they were and whenever they lived they left no instructions, or at least none that I'm aware of.
Fyisense, I enjoy hearing from people that have a understanding of building Construction practices most people don't have a Clue about the Construction or the Technology needed for that specific type of Construction...
@@steve-o6413 It is the most amazing construction. How do you cut out and polish that arch? Remember that polishing shows all the flaws. That granite is probably among the hardest stuff you could pick to display what can be done somehow.
Not only how but why..? Why pick the Arch, were they telling us of their Mathematical skills or of their Technology achievements. If we ever want to decipher this code we understand the Polished Granite boxes in Egypt and now the polished Arch in India...
Amazing, I agree with your assessment of two different periods and both are equally astounding. It has been comforting to me to know Greatness has been achieved before recorded History, now my goal to try an figure out how it was done...
Have you ever heard of the floating stone balls in India? I have not heard much about them in ten years or so. I believe it takes seven people putting their hands on top of the ball and it lifts up. I saw it happen on video, there are lots of strange things that happen there. LOL. Thank you, Brien for the tour.
I' am interested in going I'll be keeping me ears open surely Praveen Mohan and Brian know each other well enough to work together what a trip that'd be all the best in your work Brian we love your style you're fantastic important work and thank you 🤓👀👍👍
The sheer scale and abundance of these sites is enough to suggest an advanced civilisation built these. A civilisation that was able to build these massive constructions because it was relatively easy to them. It's not just the building itself, it's the planning, preparation and the final execution. This wasn't something that was done on the spur of the moment, like, "hey let's build this construction we can hardly achieve" and gather some pick axes and start hewing away as you go along. These buildings were masterminded and built according to a carefully prepared plan.
Brien was right when he said a impossibility, how many Generations would it have taken just to do a rough cutout. Whoever did it was Technically Advanced and easy for them you Right On on that Point...
JRJ: I agree. The people who built structures like this knew exactly what the end result was going to look like long before they even started the project. Working with stone to them was probably on par with us framing a house or installing interior sheetrock.
It does appear to have been at least three different cultures repurposing Citadels and Forts. Especialy interesting is the Knubbed megalithic foundations of Warangal Fort.
What about the musical pillers of Vithala temple, musical steps of Airavateshwara temple and Iron pillars found in India that have stood for millenia without corrosion. These are made of geoplymers and special alloys. Also some temples like Vettuvan Koil are chiseled from granite and you cannot cut granite and basalt with steel and iron. You require advanced tools.
I dont get where the idea of later ornamentation as being distinct from a primary excavation comes from. As a preliminary project the purposes of mere cut outs hasn't been elucidated, and ornamentation is logically part of finishing. How are the time or era gaps deduced?
@@rogerscottcathey ...I often wonder if the re-builds on top are continuing thier 'original' purpose or is it just decor upon a earlier 'holy' site. As you know theres usually a church on top in the end.
I believe Brien is mistaken in some of his assertions in this video. He is usually correct it seems, but I would like to see if his position evolves when he visits in person.
Hi Brien, i hope trip with you to India, is the place where the ancient tradition and science is still alive, because the knowledge has been comunicated by master to aprendice since 10,000 Years ago. The cult of Shiva and vedas have not an interruption across time and i think they have the key about ancient construction technology and the master of your own mind (Yoga).
Hi Brien..Thanks for turning your view on India.. The place which you shown in this video also relates with a similar structure in down south of india near a city CHENNAI.. Hope you can surf on those and add with your views on the ancient India's treasures and publish in your channel.. You can go through PRAVEEN Mohan you tube channel to get more ideas on those places..
At 2:04, look at the beautiful level of precision in carving those structures absolutely level across the entire width of the site, ALL on the same level with utmost precision., beautiful.
Hi Brian I see no reason why the ornamentation has to be a different period to the original excavation. If the ancients had the skills and the tools to do that, the finishing off ornimentation would have been a doddle to them. Many thanks for your hard work. - Geoff
I really wish you would come as you have a huge following on India and it would be great to get with Praveen Mohan at Phenomenal Travel videos because many would come to see you, like me, who live in India.
Great vid! You should contact Mr, Praveen Moran,just like you he's a great explorer of such Indian sites, he knows the religion , can read ancient texts! Think of an ancient egyptian priest side by side in Egypt explaining stuff to you! (the religion of India never ended like of the egyptian one). He must be pretty good! UA-cam is giving him a hard time, go figure!!!
It's nice to see you dong India... Praveen could help you. Geometry Geometry,,, I bet they were experts in Geometry. Did you see the descending/ascending structures? Some day we will learn Geometry well enough to understand why they created these shapes and what they represent. Like elephants represented as load structures through geometric structure. Walk into the light Mr. Foerster, look for the lingam and count their faces.
It makes me wonder if megalithic building was from a time when the earth was more fertile and food was more abundant giving humans time to focus on construction.
My parents went to travel India to see the sights for a few months in 1990. Unfortunately didn’t take me, and didn’t have the cash. Got videos and pictures they have, always intrigued me. Also the religious beliefs fascinate me, although I’m an atheist. Would love to go and see all myself some day. & great that Brien takes his time to put these great videos up from around the world. I would never see most sites as in-depth if see at all. Thank you Brien and stay safe 👍
Ummm I think they just deleted your video about construction in pre-dynastic times?? I was literally listening to it on my way to a nursery to get a plant and came back to my car and can’t find the video ANYWHERE!!
You can't explore better it whithout visiting Ellora. So you must visit to india & plan to visit many more acient places like this.For more information visit "Praveen mohan' channel
even if it was builgt with steel also involved high technology, you need 1500º to melt steel, and a lot of worth and higher temperatures to harden it, you would need to have big facilities in order to build thousands of tools, either way they were very evolved, and if they had a lot of steel they wouldnt need to carve mountains they could build constructions out of steel, but steel was never found near any megalithic structure, in my opinion bulding this structures was very easy for them, they had technology that is not reachable by our imagination yet, the entrances are perfect, they must have been made by lazer and not by diamond, there are no marks at the entrances so i believe doors were made by lazers, and then the interior carved with some kind of saws.
Brien, many of the various questions that you have could have answers already!.... Like other comments below, collaborate with Praveen! He's conducted some Credible Research! Love Your Presentations!!!
Brien there are hundreds of Vaults underground in India filled with gold, we know this because there are many temples showing us how to open these vaults, and only 5 vaults have been opened until now, just in those 5 vaults there were 21 billion dollars worth of gold, there must be hundreds of them.
This channel is being cited all the time in the comments section of the Suspicious0bservers UA-cam channel. There's a few other channels I citing this work, but the view counter isn't getting the uptick I would expect.
Hi Brien, Happy to know that you will be exploring ancient buildings in India. I agree with Will Bishop down here that you want to connect to Praveen Mohan. In my HO the ornaments in those places are not a second wave over the ancient buildings. Kaylasha temple is proof of that, but there are a lot more (ua-cam.com/video/k1SE25mURhc/v-deo.html). This is mind-blowing, we expect ornaments to be newer since we are used to thinking about ancient technology as for instance, power plants, or unknown tech-related objects.
Wow. How did they cut into that hard rock and make square corners? Some modern musiums have to total opposite crude carvings of rough shapes. As if they are hiding the true history of high technology stone MACHINERY WORK. Some are to proud to admit we are dumb at stone cutting. And some just say we have diamonds on every tool to cut stone and can't even come close to this high mastery stone cuttings right down to transparent stone inches thick in round vases. And thimble sizes too. And we only use 10% of our brain, they say. Got brain food!?
What I find strange is that yu can see the same tool marks all ver the world .... on all continents yet there is not a word anywhere to be found how it is done...while it is incredible and bordering not human.
Your views on who and when these were done would differ from Praveen Mohan's, but Praveen's channel does something similar to yours in that he goes to the sites and shows the audience first hand. There are sites in Cambodia that Praveen has gone to that have keystone cutouts, knob like protrusions and other similar quirks of construction as seen on many ancient sites around the globe. Cambodia would definitely be well worth adding to your list as Asian sites to visit.
Praveen Mohan's videos on these places leaves me speechless and in awe. He points out unexpected details and shows evidence of advance technologies of all kinds.
Praveen Mohan's UA-cam channel is a treasure house of information on these and many other sites in India
Just wanted to make the same comment.. Praveen is very dedicated and knowledgeable...(is that a word?)
@@Za7a7aZ yes I think so
Yep. Been a subscriber for a while now. Youtue is censoring his videos now.
@@mattmotta859 True, even his Twitter acct was deleted last year. Wonder why they find the information he discovers so threatening
Facts brotha
Connect with Praveen Mohan
@Kybor Tylor I am in contact with him.
Will Bishop yes please do!!! UA-cam is kicking him
Its so good to know you are in contact, so you guys can give support in difficult time. And of course you all have our support in case you need it because we are really interested about our past just as you are. Greetings from Mexico Brien!!
Personally I think Praveen should get into the tour guide business and author a few books documenting his findings. His understanding and insight of antiquity is uncanny.
@@brienfoerster Praveen have a problem with his youtube channel, its banned out his vídeos.
Somewhere in this world is a giant sized Dremel.
The rough stone removal tool marks that are left on the walls surrounding cave 15 resemble scoop marks found in China, Egypt, and of course Jordan and others.
kyle shillitto and Japan
So what, the same sort of tool was used to work the stone.
JOE Holan rude
Ornamentation is the best way of trying to claim something that has been initially built by some other civilization! It makes absolute sense that in Egypt, Peru, Ethiopia and India, humans found those amazing stoneworks already built! However, the work they did on top of megalithic sites is respectable!
I agree with you, but would change respectable to astonishing. It would have been only by the most skilled Craftsmen with supporters, a long grueling task an a feat in itself for that period...
Sigiriya in Shri Lanka is some amazing too
Safe Praveen💫
Praveen Mohan has some really good informational videos on many different Megalithic sites in India. Sadly UA-cam just banned his Channel today actually which is sad and I guess youtube is actively censoring people who are spreading information on specific topics like Megalithic Structures and Corona Virus.
ua-cam.com/users/Phenomenalplacetravelvideos
I would love to see u partner w/Praveen Mohan. Unbelievably, UA-cam is removing some of his videos.
Sheeana Brugh yes, it’s a travesty! He has done a lot of good work on that channel. I’m not one for UFO’s(alien), ufo’s of earth yes, but still watch them (as other perceptions often open really interesting theorys).
It would be great to see them exchange knowledge and open discussions further! Kudos for thinking of that, I hope Brien considers this too 😊
Stay safe in these strange times ✌️🇬🇧
I’m hoping everyone is saving their videos but nothing is untouchable.
His channel is so amazing it would only make sense for youtube to try and destroy it
@@shabibmahab ccp
I second that for sure - India is off the charts with the history here..
You and Praveen Mohan are the only people that I subscribe to - as you two are the only ones that I trust to give an unbiased view and concentrate on showing us the wonderful architecture of our buried past without all the hype of special effects and music! Please carry on your good work! ps the comments on this page show that I am not the only one who thinks like this!
I'm not convinced we could recreate stuff like this even today with modern equipment.
I agree with you, we'd need to develop new lines of Production and improve on existing lines first. Most all of the early 20th Century infrastructure has already collapsed and 21st infrastructure is underway.
So without the need to recreate these Technical Wonders, I don't see it happening in the near future...
I get the impression that the megalithic high technology was completely different from our modern technology, somehow more in tune with the environment.
Have the same opinion; ancients had master the principles of energy, frequency and vibration using them to their advantage to form the world
I agree, more like what Scientists call a Type One Civilization, using the Energy of the Earth as their main source of Power (Energy)...
Much love, from Vancouver Island.
Have you looked into the Hornby Island mystery
This is one of the most spectacular sites anywhere. Hope u can go to us even better view and analysis. Thank you Brien. Stay well 👍👍👍👍👍
How do you carve something down so deep and into such complex shapes and art forms? Giant 3D computer-guided lazer-powered milling machine?
Oh my favorite..India
Brien you must pay a detailed visit to these locations and enlighten rest of the World as you have had been doing in exploring the past and giving intriguing information.
There is clear link between these sites and Maya constructions.
Praveen Mohan from India has done a great job in exposing ancient India to the World.
wish you Good Luck.
Wow! I have seen dozens of videos made by Brien Foerster. This is the best one yet! This is great stuff. We can thank Brien Foerster for all his good work, personal expense, courage, and his dedication to uncovering the significance of all these amazing sites, scattered all over our Planet.
Ellora Caves, underground chambers.
Thanks Brien, and stay safe👍
I dont even know how I found your channel. I guess it found me. Keep up the great work. I'm going to try and see if I can come to Mexico with your tour in 2021!
Always wanted to go to india, my grandpa was there many decades ago building hospitals and dams, mom grew up there, but still on my list. The history, the culture, the people, the food.....i think the beautiful intelligent people have the be the greatest resource of course......definitely going one day, its truly amazing what humans are capable of creating
Praveen Mohan was banned it seems. I loved his videos. His curious mind and informative narratives never failed to enlighten.
So why was he banned?
I miss him already.
Love your stuff Brian, could you tell me what one place on earth you have been that you 'felt' the most energy?
thank you for your work, all these old sites have suffered one or more floods and then petrification over hundreds of thousands of years.
Interesting note, the Latin etymology of the word petrification is petra - stone. (Jordan site)
Hi Brien, your research and knowledge is much appreciated. Hope you're familiar with a fellow you tuber Praveen Mohan where he clearly shows various ornamental carvings that clearly cannot be hand carved. Love your presentations.
The photographs are of the Ellora caves , Ajantha caves and Elephanta caves... The are more such megalithic sites in Hamppi, Rajasthan, Khajrao temple, Odisha..
Unbelievable. And all the different place, all on Earth. Too much. You are gifted.
Very cool no matter how many times i see those caves.
Wow Brien, you sure have shown us some very unique sites. Having a rudimentary understanding of the compressive strength of these materials one would think that engineering math would be required in order to support just the light 10 ton stuff. That arch in polished granite has to be one of the best "we were here" statements of all time. Whoever they were and whenever they lived they left no instructions, or at least none that I'm aware of.
Fyisense, I enjoy hearing from people that have a understanding of building Construction practices most people don't have a Clue about the Construction or the Technology needed for that specific type of Construction...
@@steve-o6413 It is the most amazing construction. How do you cut out and polish that arch? Remember that polishing shows all the flaws. That granite is probably among the hardest stuff you could pick to display what can be done somehow.
Not only how but why..? Why pick the Arch, were they telling us of their Mathematical skills or of their Technology achievements. If we ever want to decipher this code we understand the Polished Granite boxes in Egypt and now the polished Arch in India...
Wow, India has beautiful ancient constructions. Glad to see some of them here. Great presentation Brien, thank you. Stay safe!
Amazing, I agree with your assessment of two different periods and both are equally astounding. It has been comforting to me to know Greatness has been achieved before recorded History, now my goal to try an figure out how it was done...
Have you ever heard of the floating stone balls in India? I have not heard much about them in ten years or so. I believe it takes seven people putting their hands on top of the ball and it lifts up. I saw it happen on video, there are lots of strange things that happen there. LOL. Thank you, Brien for the tour.
Thank you for showing!
I' am interested in going I'll be keeping me ears open surely Praveen Mohan and Brian know each other well enough to work together what a trip that'd be all the best in your work Brian we love your style you're fantastic important work and thank you 🤓👀👍👍
The sheer scale and abundance of these sites is enough to suggest an advanced civilisation built these. A civilisation that was able to build these massive constructions because it was relatively easy to them. It's not just the building itself, it's the planning, preparation and the final execution. This wasn't something that was done on the spur of the moment, like, "hey let's build this construction we can hardly achieve" and gather some pick axes and start hewing away as you go along. These buildings were masterminded and built according to a carefully prepared plan.
Brien was right when he said a impossibility, how many Generations would it have taken just to do a rough cutout. Whoever did it was Technically Advanced and easy for them you Right On on that Point...
JRJ: I agree. The people who built structures like this knew exactly what the end result was going to look like long before they even started the project. Working with stone to them was probably on par with us framing a house or installing interior sheetrock.
Great video brain ! India looks beautiful and those ancient structure s intereging !
It does appear to have been at least three different cultures repurposing Citadels and Forts. Especialy interesting is the Knubbed megalithic foundations of Warangal Fort.
What about the musical pillers of Vithala temple, musical steps of Airavateshwara temple and Iron pillars found in India that have stood for millenia without corrosion. These are made of geoplymers and special alloys. Also some temples like Vettuvan Koil are chiseled from granite and you cannot cut granite and basalt with steel and iron. You require advanced tools.
Stunning, absolutely mind boggling ... where did they but the carved out stones..? Must have been a lot of debris...!
I dont get where the idea of later ornamentation as being distinct from a primary excavation comes from. As a preliminary project the purposes of mere cut outs hasn't been elucidated, and ornamentation is logically part of finishing. How are the time or era gaps deduced?
I've seen plenty of sites were the megalithic foundations have been built over, some times twice.
@@ZiggyDan : So have I, at least pictures, but these sites here, specifically, I'm just curious how those assertions are facts, not beliefs.
@@rogerscottcathey ...I often wonder if the re-builds on top are continuing thier 'original' purpose or is it just decor upon a earlier 'holy' site. As you know theres usually a church on top in the end.
I believe Brien is mistaken in some of his assertions in this video. He is usually correct it seems, but I would like to see if his position evolves when he visits in person.
@@rogerscottcathey .....true, unless the decor is radically different.
Hi Brien, i hope trip with you to India, is the place where the ancient tradition and science is still alive, because the knowledge has been comunicated by master to aprendice since 10,000 Years ago. The cult of Shiva and vedas have not an interruption across time and i think they have the key about ancient construction technology and the master of your own mind (Yoga).
Hi Brien..Thanks for turning your view on India..
The place which you shown in this video also relates with a similar structure in down south of india near a city CHENNAI..
Hope you can surf on those and add with your views on the ancient India's treasures and publish in your channel..
You can go through PRAVEEN Mohan you tube channel to get more ideas on those places..
It's. Verry. Important. Mistery
India it's the place of constant human habitation. Many of the temples have been passed down for so long.
Good information
At 2:04, look at the beautiful level of precision in carving those structures absolutely level across the entire width of the site, ALL on the same level with utmost precision., beautiful.
Love this stuff so much ! Thank you Brian !
Well done mate , very interesting to say the least .Thank yiu
Many enigmatic structures worldwide exhibit characteristics that suggest there was high technology involved in the original construction.
I'd also add Advanced Engineering and Architectural Skills...
@@steve-o6413 I have posted several times that I beleive CAD and CNC milling had to been used for some of this stuff.
Hi Brian I see no reason why the ornamentation has to be a different period to the original excavation. If the ancients had the skills and the tools to do that, the finishing off ornimentation would have been a doddle to them. Many thanks for your hard work. - Geoff
A Brien and Praveen India tour group sounds awesome 👍
more Asian-ish locations pleeeez :)
Great sir🙏
I'd love to see your walkarounds there. Thanks for the video.
melted buildings no carving ,advance civilization dont carve -no need to. all moldings not carve in to rock.
Thats some interesting stuff Brian.
I haven't seen lots of those, pretty amazing.
Beautiful from bottom to top 🗿💖☮️
I really wish you would come as you have a huge following on India and it would be great to get with Praveen Mohan at Phenomenal Travel videos because many would come to see you, like me, who live in India.
Great vid! You should contact Mr, Praveen Moran,just like you he's a great explorer of such Indian sites, he knows the religion , can read ancient texts! Think of an ancient egyptian priest side by side in Egypt explaining stuff to you!
(the religion of India never ended like of the egyptian one). He must be pretty good! UA-cam is giving him a hard time, go figure!!!
It's nice to see you dong India... Praveen could help you. Geometry Geometry,,, I bet they were experts in Geometry. Did you see the descending/ascending structures?
Some day we will learn Geometry well enough to understand why they created these shapes and what they represent. Like elephants represented as load structures
through geometric structure. Walk into the light Mr. Foerster, look for the lingam and count their faces.
Por favor haz tus videos en español también 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
En futuro
Can u explain coral castle please. Did that guy find ancient technology in Latvia or what? He also built on lay lines in Miami.
About time!!!👌
Very impressive. That polished arched room must have been difficult to create.
It makes me wonder if megalithic building was from a time when the earth was more fertile and food was more abundant giving humans time to focus on construction.
This kailash temple is more bigger in underground
There are many stone temples
1. Beluru, Halebidu in Karnataka
2. Puri, konark lingaraja temple odisha
3.mahabalipura tamilnadu
and still many others.
Thank you💕
My parents went to travel India to see the sights for a few months in 1990. Unfortunately didn’t take me, and didn’t have the cash. Got videos and pictures they have, always intrigued me. Also the religious beliefs fascinate me, although I’m an atheist. Would love to go and see all myself some day. & great that Brien takes his time to put these great videos up from around the world. I would never see most sites as in-depth if see at all. Thank you Brien and stay safe 👍
ALIENS BABY 😁👍🏻👍🏻
Ummm I think they just deleted your video about construction in pre-dynastic times?? I was literally listening to it on my way to a nursery to get a plant and came back to my car and can’t find the video ANYWHERE!!
Very incredible and must have taken quite a bit of time and effort to complete.
I was suppose to be in barabar last week but had to cancel the trip due to Covet. Brien, would you like to go in Sept or Oct?
4::30 , the color is amazing
You can't explore better it whithout visiting Ellora. So you must visit to india & plan to visit many more acient places like this.For more information visit "Praveen mohan' channel
Barabar caves look insane.
even if it was builgt with steel also involved high technology, you need 1500º to melt steel, and a lot of worth and higher temperatures to harden it, you would need to have big facilities in order to build thousands of tools, either way they were very evolved, and if they had a lot of steel they wouldnt need to carve mountains they could build constructions out of steel, but steel was never found near any megalithic structure, in my opinion bulding this structures was very easy for them, they had technology that is not reachable by our imagination yet, the entrances are perfect, they must have been made by lazer and not by diamond, there are no marks at the entrances so i believe doors were made by lazers, and then the interior carved with some kind of saws.
Clearly not done by cavemen. Glad you are staying on this as even the most progressive archaeologists need this help.
hopefully, we can visit there soon... with permits. 🤗
Our timeline is nothing but a timelie.....
Brien, many of the various questions that you have could have answers already!.... Like other comments below, collaborate with Praveen! He's conducted some Credible Research!
Love Your Presentations!!!
Where did all the rubble go?
Brien there are hundreds of Vaults underground in India filled with gold, we know this because there are many temples showing us how to open these vaults, and only 5 vaults have been opened until now, just in those 5 vaults there were 21 billion dollars worth of gold, there must be hundreds of them.
What evidence do you have to presume that the carvings were done later 3rd-10th century?
Liberties are being ravaged just as fast as discoveries are being made. Probably at about the same pace most likely though 🤷🏼♂️
This channel is being cited all the time in the comments section of the Suspicious0bservers UA-cam channel. There's a few other channels I citing this work, but the view counter isn't getting the uptick I would expect.
Hi Brien, Happy to know that you will be exploring ancient buildings in India. I agree with Will Bishop down here that you want to connect to Praveen Mohan.
In my HO the ornaments in those places are not a second wave over the ancient buildings. Kaylasha temple is proof of that, but there are a lot more (ua-cam.com/video/k1SE25mURhc/v-deo.html). This is mind-blowing, we expect ornaments to be newer since we are used to thinking about ancient technology as for instance, power plants, or unknown tech-related objects.
What do u say about the warangal fort in india... The Hindu gods carve in the megalithic stone
Petra sister..
your observation of india would be hurry....thanks
I don't know why you keep bringing up Bath salts, but If you mean basalt It makes more sense.
Send Praveen Mohan my best regards :)
Ajanta is pronounced with the J sound not as Ahanta with the H sound
Give me a boat load of cash, and book me on all world tours. Lol
Wow. How did they cut into that hard rock and make square corners?
Some modern musiums have to total opposite crude carvings of rough shapes.
As if they are hiding the true history of high technology stone MACHINERY WORK.
Some are to proud to admit we are dumb at stone cutting. And some just say we have diamonds on every tool to cut stone and can't even come close to this high mastery stone cuttings right down to transparent stone inches thick in round vases. And thimble sizes too. And we only use 10% of our brain, they say.
Got brain food!?
What I find strange is that yu can see the same tool marks all ver the world .... on all continents yet there is not a word anywhere to be found how it is done...while it is incredible and bordering not human.
Your views on who and when these were done would differ from Praveen Mohan's, but Praveen's channel does something similar to yours in that he goes to the sites and shows the audience first hand. There are sites in Cambodia that Praveen has gone to that have keystone cutouts, knob like protrusions and other similar quirks of construction as seen on many ancient sites around the globe. Cambodia would definitely be well worth adding to your list as Asian sites to visit.
I don't even see how modern man today could even build that what tractor? What machine ? Anyone?