I love your work and very much appreciate getting the rare authentic footage you bring to everyone's homes. All these ancient sites really aren't talked about enough. Wish I could be there in person.
Hi there Hugh 🙋🏽! Great footage of that ancient site in central Spain. I'm up here in the north east of the Iberian Peninsula near the Basque Country. Did you find decent lodging in Solosancho? I see on the map that Castro Vetón de Ulaca is a little hike into the bush. "Verraco" actually means boar in Castilian, which is the male pig of the wild boar 🐗 family, and "vetón", in the name Castro Vetón de Ulaca is the name of the Celtic people to which they site is attributed. Most of the center, west and north of the Iberian Peninsula was inhabited by different Celtic tribes in pre Roman antiquity. Here along the banks of the upper Ebro river the "Berones" used to live. That site Castro Vetón de Ulaca looks like it could have been a Celtic sanctuary. I've read in a book by a french author, Louis Charpentier, which deals with the origins of the Basque people, that the DNA 🧬 of much of the native population of the Iberian Peninsula coincides with that of natives of the British isles. Cheers and thanks for the share 🙋🏽✨🥂!
Just stumbled upon the channel few days back … and I’m no beginner of the topic!! I’m amazed how often gems like this channel seem to hide from “view” - but then I can relish in the find even more once I have my moment of discovery ❤️🥳❤️ Saw that there’s a tour coming up in my second home in Malta. I regularly go for walks in my area, just to ponder the cart ruts - Enjoy the visit! 🥳
Interesting thanks for sharing the cut granite altar in Spain. The stone bulls also very interesting. Keep searching "The truth is out there"! Love the channel Cheers from the USA. ☕☕
Absolutely brilliant find! The ability to manipulate Solid Granite like this, (with pools, & Effugies) is indicative of the first Worldwide Megolithic Society. 720,000 years ago. Yes even before the Polygonal, Cyclopial Megablocks. Hot Springs might have flowed from this Mountain Top. The Erosion & Megadisaster destruction is second to none here.
Its not as hard as you think. Go watch stone masonry from quary to cathedral and see how things were carved. You have to know and understand the system in which these people used. Go and watch SGD Sacred Geometry Decoded. I would provide these people with proof, what they say is a fraud. But they all get books, money and fools lap ancients aliens crap up. You need to know history, how thepeople lived, their customs, outside influence on their customs or if its completely imported. This takes skill, man power and wealth to pay workers, u could colonise the globe
humans weren't even out of the african continent 720,000 years ago so they couldn't have been "worldwide". what "megadisaster" are you referring to? where are you getting any of this from?
@@robertbevill5085 typical anti-education/anti-intellectual response. educated people are the enemy because they (rightly) refute these baseless hypotheses. my partner of nearly 14 years is a teacher and university course leader, there is no conspiracy in education to deliberately mislead students about anything, in history & science you are taught what is generally accepted *based on empirical evidence* and i dunno about you but for me school was a long time ago (nearly 24 years) and i've had plenty of time to look into things myself as an adult, just out of my own interest in history. if it's between a) the "narrative i've been fed in school" and fed myself for the last quarter of a century, which is based on empirical evidence & the scientific method corroborated by historians & scientists, many of whom have spent their entire professional careers investigating these things, and b) some completely unsubstantiated bullshit spouted by someone with no qualifications and no relevant knowledge, the choice is pretty obvious to me. let's be real, this idiot's "feeding you a narrative" as well, only his isn't supported by anything but his own wild opinions
Completely amazing!!! It matches the workmanship style of the very oldest of the Peruvian work, which definitely makes it Neolithic. This one is on my bucket list for sure.
I'm also seeing similarities with Perperikon and Buzovgrad, both in Bulgaria! Great video as usual! With increasing attention towards prehistoric wonders, we have yet another reason to visit beautiful Spain!
Another piece of the puzzle. If those stones were polished precision cut at one time they must be incredibly ancient. The weathering on them is extreme. Any site of an advanced culture would have attracted subsequent cultures to them to reuse repurpose and establish villages nearby. Such striking similarities around the world, it is hard to believe they arose independently. Thank you. Good sleuthing!
Dass in ist eine andock stelle für ein Multi-Tool Schiff ( fliegender grauer Metal Würfel 120x120 🐾) Sucht einen massiven Felsen um ihn als Anker-Platform zu modifizieren und Treppe um gut aus und einsteigen zu können. Diese Anker-Platformen findet man des öfteren auch in Peru.
well, those steps were made to lead up to something or somewhere - that which is is now gone, but I can imagine the structure which used to exist there. Amazing find. ⭐⭐👍👍
To me, just at a glance, the steps structure looks much, much older than 2.700 years. They should do some digging around it, to me it looks pretty similar to what GT or KT looked like at its pre-excavation state (except the tops of the pillars sticking out ground missing, obviously). It all, the look and feel of the environment, the carvings, very much reminds me of the Tas Tapeler region, very much indeed.
The geophysics radar, id love me one of those and a few years to go hunting in the Pyrenees and northern Spain to see if I could find any caves that have been closed off by rockfalls. I bet we havent found all of them that will have some ancient archaeology and the landscapes just look so inviting to go on a hunt, I wish I could win the lottery as this would be what id go off and do...
Look at the bowl scoops at the top of the surrounding wall of the steps-Also @ 15:40 the Arial shot looks as if its a massive wall that has been knocked over if you looks at the debris seem to match up??
It was an excellent video. Thank you for that. At 14:20 the holes could have been mounting points for long gone ancient statues. At 14:49 shows us A Face in Time. Is there a second channel where you might upload more drone footage from this location? I see you as another version of myself.
breathtaking ! 🤩🤩🤩In Spain there are many more locations like this ! I think that this was a sacrificial place where animals or other things were sacrificed. At the top in the hole the blood was collected after the slaughter... that's just an idea. Any astronomical alignment can be interpreted into any object if you just stand at the right angle and aim for something! keep searching ! I'm so excited when people are interested in these things and make such great, visual videos! Keep it up ! 🤩😍🤩😍
Thanks, hadn't seen this before... I'm with you.. very ancient. That is extreme erosion of Granite which would presumably been carved sharp when new in a place that's not seen ice recently, and the relief of that out of bedrock can only imply a different tech... as all around the globe
Could it be the remnants of a larger building? It looks like some of the s[pots in Peru that the steps are upside down, Looking like the building was blown up from the inside. Many of the square holes in the rock faces look like the remnants of a room that has been demolished, and better than half is missing, having disappeared.
This is an amazing site Hugh I could see so much there on these stones that didn't look natural as you say it is Granite we all no how hard that is unlike limestone that dose do funny things with weather and age . You are talking some tonnage here with the size of some of them and as always these stones are all dry walled no mortar .. Thanks man 🙂🤙
Could those holes in the rocks be for collecting water ? - to be reflecting pools to observe the night sky & the heavens ? I love your videos Hugh, thanks for sharing' 💚
Very cool! This is what I love about MLM, amazing new content all the time! Hugh doesn't just sit around on his ass and produce clickbait. He's on the ball!
On what basis would you assume sacrifices when we don't even know who built it why assume sacrifices or rituals you have too know a culture too assume such a thing lol
Take a drone lidar with you if such exists as I think the area behind the carving needs a good look. A bibliography of archaeological reports would be nice to see.
The little room with the arch looks like an oven or fireplace area. The holes in the rocks nearby look like where they would grind or store their food things
Very interesting place. It resembles a walled temple or place of worship. These strange rooms on two levels can be both a bathhouse, a place of initiation and something completely different. Has the site been archaeologically studied? Have any elements of the excavations been examined using the C14 method for dating? Such elements can be old graves, bone remains from sacrificial animals, sacrificial vessels or food storage vessels. The Basques are a nation that has at least 5000 years of history. A very similar stone creature can be found in Poland in the region on the Sleza Mountain. It is a mountain full of surprises from distant times.
Hello. That place was not Iberian, they lived near the Mediterranean coast. The castro, fortified city was built by the Vettones , a Celtic people, or Celtiberian. You can find that stone cattle in different places of central Spain. They were later assimilated later by the Romans. Thanks for the video.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for this video... It fits perfectly into my research into the formation of our solar system... Small note... the system is inevitably at least 5,500 - 6,000 years old...
There are a wide range of bed rock. Is it sand stone, calcite of some sort, a soft granite? Please be more specific. It looks soft to me because of the weathering. I have seen solid granite with weak bonding and kids from town carved a big cave in it with their hands and stones just laying around.
I don't know if it is an artifact of the photograph, but at 10.15 on that cut piece of stone there appear to be 2 squared off carvings on the upper centre, and the mid right hand side. Rather square, and the upper one looks like it has 4 squares within the bigger one.
It looks like a granite quarry, primarily, to me, including homestead. Yes there is some amazing work on display, almost like a stonemasons show room ! ? Living and eating buildings for masons, apprentices, livestock ,..? the pools and channels could even be part of another industrial application like tanning or dying?? hides/wool/... I thought of grain processing but it looks like a long way to bring up from the plains.?.. There's just SO much there looking at the drone shots. It appears they have left evidence of how they cut the stones with the tools still in place (guessing at the "nub" in the big slab, or is it a grinding or wedge tool maybe?)
Castro derives for the roman word castrum, meaning castle, fort or fortified castle. My surname is Castro Castro. This place is amazing and must have been huge when it was constructed. I think we are seeing a very small portion of it. Maybe it has been destroyed on purpose. To call it an altar of some kind is an easy way to discard a more reasonable explanation. Thanks for sharing
Amazing drone footage and lidar scans, keep doing this. Thanks Hugh.
Will do!
Yes Thank you ❤loved this ☝️ one
This site looks unbelievably ancient. Brilliant presentation Hugh, much respect from Western Australia!
I have been there when I was living in Madrid. I was alone there, walked around checking out those carved rocks. Really amazing.
Thanks Hugh, for all your work over years and sharing . God Bless
This one is new to me and very mysterious! Thank you❤️🤗🐝
Thank you, Mr. Newman, for this wonderfully evocative and amazing footage. It's all new to me, and I am grateful for the views!
Thanks for watching!
I love your work and very much appreciate getting the rare authentic footage you bring to everyone's homes.
All these ancient sites really aren't talked about enough.
Wish I could be there in person.
Hi there Hugh 🙋🏽! Great footage of that ancient site in central Spain. I'm up here in the north east of the Iberian Peninsula near the Basque Country. Did you find decent lodging in Solosancho? I see on the map that Castro Vetón de Ulaca is a little hike into the bush. "Verraco" actually means boar in Castilian, which is the male pig of the wild boar 🐗 family, and "vetón", in the name Castro Vetón de Ulaca is the name of the Celtic people to which they site is attributed. Most of the center, west and north of the Iberian Peninsula was inhabited by different Celtic tribes in pre Roman antiquity. Here along the banks of the upper Ebro river the "Berones" used to live. That site Castro Vetón de Ulaca looks like it could have been a Celtic sanctuary. I've read in a book by a french author, Louis Charpentier, which deals with the origins of the Basque people, that the DNA 🧬 of much of the native population of the Iberian Peninsula coincides with that of natives of the British isles. Cheers and thanks for the share 🙋🏽✨🥂!
Just stumbled upon the channel few days back … and I’m no beginner of the topic!! I’m amazed how often gems like this channel seem to hide from “view” - but then I can relish in the find even more once I have my moment of discovery ❤️🥳❤️
Saw that there’s a tour coming up in my second home in Malta. I regularly go for walks in my area, just to ponder the cart ruts - Enjoy the visit! 🥳
Looks like cisterns. Remarkable work. You did an awesome job of presenting this site. The arial shots are great. Basques
Thanks Hugh for the journey
Nice one Hugh, this is awesome. That ‘wall’ was fascinating. Landscape looks gorgeous, a lot like Dartmoor
Interesting thanks for sharing the cut granite altar in Spain. The stone bulls also very interesting. Keep searching "The truth is out there"! Love the channel Cheers from the USA. ☕☕
Thanks for such an informative and well presented exploration,
Thank you Hugh, I haven't watched too many videos about Spain. Love all your uploads. Cheers💖🕊
What an overlooked outstanding area of History!! So glad to see you bringing it to UA-cam Hugh!!👍👍😊🙏🙏❤️❤️
Amazing, well done Hugh. I’d love to join you there next time you go. We should go to Menorca as well with Andrew Collins.
Absolutely brilliant find! The ability to manipulate Solid Granite like this, (with pools, & Effugies) is indicative of the first Worldwide Megolithic Society. 720,000 years ago. Yes even before the Polygonal, Cyclopial Megablocks. Hot Springs might have flowed from this Mountain Top. The Erosion & Megadisaster destruction is second to none here.
Its not as hard as you think. Go watch stone masonry from quary to cathedral and see how things were carved. You have to know and understand the system in which these people used. Go and watch SGD Sacred Geometry Decoded.
I would provide these people with proof, what they say is a fraud. But they all get books, money and fools lap ancients aliens crap up. You need to know history, how thepeople lived, their customs, outside influence on their customs or if its completely imported. This takes skill, man power and wealth to pay workers, u could colonise the globe
humans weren't even out of the african continent 720,000 years ago so they couldn't have been "worldwide". what "megadisaster" are you referring to? where are you getting any of this from?
@@wolfgangrecordings typical an alternative history believer idiot.
@@wolfgangrecordings you sure about that that’s if you believe the narrative they fed you in school
@@robertbevill5085 typical anti-education/anti-intellectual response. educated people are the enemy because they (rightly) refute these baseless hypotheses. my partner of nearly 14 years is a teacher and university course leader, there is no conspiracy in education to deliberately mislead students about anything, in history & science you are taught what is generally accepted *based on empirical evidence* and i dunno about you but for me school was a long time ago (nearly 24 years) and i've had plenty of time to look into things myself as an adult, just out of my own interest in history. if it's between a) the "narrative i've been fed in school" and fed myself for the last quarter of a century, which is based on empirical evidence & the scientific method corroborated by historians & scientists, many of whom have spent their entire professional careers investigating these things, and b) some completely unsubstantiated bullshit spouted by someone with no qualifications and no relevant knowledge, the choice is pretty obvious to me. let's be real, this idiot's "feeding you a narrative" as well, only his isn't supported by anything but his own wild opinions
Completely amazing!!!
It matches the workmanship style of the very oldest of the Peruvian work, which definitely makes it Neolithic. This one is on my bucket list for sure.
That was a good one, great footage. Keep up the good work Interesting looking boulder field, looks ancient. Thanks
I'm also seeing similarities with Perperikon and Buzovgrad, both in Bulgaria!
Great video as usual!
With increasing attention towards prehistoric wonders, we have yet another reason to visit beautiful Spain!
That 3D imaging was fantastic! You really see that there was a carved out bowl like structure at the top of the stairs. Loving this video, thank you.
Like Hugh says it feels special and that's what these old hard to understand places need is feeling
Another piece of the puzzle. If those stones were polished precision cut at one time they must be incredibly ancient. The weathering on them is extreme. Any site of an advanced culture would have attracted subsequent cultures to them to reuse repurpose and establish villages nearby. Such striking similarities around the world, it is hard to believe they arose independently. Thank you. Good sleuthing!
Extraordinary. The connection with Peru is astounding.
Amazing THANK YOU, SHARE SHARE
The YTAlgorithm brought your channel back to my attention. Lovely.. I always enjoyed your videos. Greetings from New York.
Wow Thank you for finding this place and making this report. I'm planning a trip to Spain in near future. Love to go here! 😍☺
PS , They really need to do a dig here!
Awesome video, clearly older than 2700 years. At 11:30 the rock carved looks like the hitching post at Machu Picchu.
Thank you so much for bringing this. No one does it like Megalithomania!
The niche @6:03 is obviously a little shelf for putting your beer tankard on. 😊.
Amazing! Just like Peru. Very mysterious indeed.
Wow Hugh. Mind blown! So much like Peru
Dass in ist eine andock stelle für ein Multi-Tool Schiff ( fliegender grauer Metal Würfel 120x120 🐾)
Sucht einen massiven Felsen um ihn als Anker-Platform zu modifizieren und Treppe um gut aus und einsteigen zu können.
Diese Anker-Platformen findet man des öfteren auch in Peru.
PS: Die Erosion ist enorm, das Granit so verwittert Brauch es sehr viel Zeit 10k-15k bc .
Loved it. Closer to home at least in Europe but still no hiking for me so very happy I can still see it like this.
And such a perfect day... Amazing!
super! I really need to see it. not for blood, but for water - that's my take on it
Thank you! This was beyond awesome . .
Interesting, never heard of this before. Looks a lot like some things I saw in Sardinia or the carved megaliths found in Bomarzo forest
i thought the same! not to mention portugal, sicily, germany and maybe other such places ... .
Beautiful geopolymer work 🙏🏽
well, those steps were made to lead up to something or somewhere - that which is is now gone, but I can imagine the structure which used to exist there. Amazing find. ⭐⭐👍👍
Just keeps on getting more and more incredible
And older...
Just incredible! Irish museum in Dublin, the jewerelly from the Stone Age is identical to Inca. :)
To me, just at a glance, the steps structure looks much, much older than 2.700 years. They should do some digging around it, to me it looks pretty similar to what GT or KT looked like at its pre-excavation state (except the tops of the pillars sticking out ground missing, obviously). It all, the look and feel of the environment, the carvings, very much reminds me of the Tas Tapeler region, very much indeed.
The geophysics radar, id love me one of those and a few years to go hunting in the Pyrenees and northern Spain to see if I could find any caves that have been closed off by rockfalls. I bet we havent found all of them that will have some ancient archaeology and the landscapes just look so inviting to go on a hunt, I wish I could win the lottery as this would be what id go off and do...
Very intriguing!
Look at the bowl scoops at the top of the surrounding wall of the steps-Also @ 15:40 the Arial shot looks as if its a massive wall that has been knocked over if you looks at the debris seem to match up??
It was an excellent video. Thank you for that.
At 14:20 the holes could have been mounting points for long gone ancient statues.
At 14:49 shows us A Face in Time.
Is there a second channel where you might upload more drone footage from this location?
I see you as another version of myself.
Amazing ! This looks so weathered, like its tens of thousands of years old.
Very much looks like the Peru megaliths. Never seen this before.
Great vid + very informative . thanks
the wall with the stone reminds me of the hotep at machu pichu lol ty Hugh very much
breathtaking ! 🤩🤩🤩In Spain there are many more locations like this ! I think that this was a sacrificial place where animals or other things were sacrificed. At the top in the hole the blood was collected after the slaughter... that's just an idea. Any astronomical alignment can be interpreted into any object if you just stand at the right angle and aim for something! keep searching ! I'm so excited when people are interested in these things and make such great, visual videos! Keep it up ! 🤩😍🤩😍
excelente video, it looks older than the macchupiccu site.. saludos desde mexico
Amazing !!! Nandi the Bull :) Linking several continents :)
I don’t think so. Different species of bull and different cultural meanings also.
Thanks, hadn't seen this before... I'm with you.. very ancient.
That is extreme erosion of Granite which would presumably been carved sharp when new in a place that's not seen ice recently, and the relief of that out of bedrock can only imply a different tech... as all around the globe
Great! Thanks for this! But why is there a date if it can't be dated?
I like megaliths because it's a great knowing something that wasn't human built something This Magnificent.
Unbelievable 😊.. Thank you ❤
Awsome discovery forwarding megalith preflood propagation across the world ..
Could it be the remnants of a larger building? It looks like some of the s[pots in Peru that the steps are upside down, Looking like the building was blown up from the inside. Many of the square holes in the rock faces look like the remnants of a room that has been demolished, and better than half is missing, having disappeared.
Yes nothing is rock carved.
I'm interested in the forces other than time that destroyed these structures. Thank you for sharing, this is very fascinating.
give me examples of what your saying
Water...
This is an amazing site Hugh I could see so much there on these stones that didn't look natural as you say it is Granite we all no how hard that is unlike limestone that dose do funny things with weather and age . You are talking some tonnage here with the size of some of them and as always these stones are all dry walled no mortar .. Thanks man 🙂🤙
Wow!!
❤❤❤
Could those holes in the rocks be for collecting water ? - to be reflecting pools to observe the night sky & the heavens ? I love your videos Hugh, thanks for sharing' 💚
Do the patterns of the pools themselves when seen from above depict constellations?
Insane find.
Very cool! This is what I love about MLM, amazing new content all the time! Hugh doesn't just sit around on his ass and produce clickbait. He's on the ball!
Excellent
Awesome. Sacrificial and ritual maybe? I always think why not something practical. Some industrial use?
On what basis would you have any reasoning too suggest sacrifices when we don't even know who built it why assume sacrifice
On what basis would you assume sacrifices when we don't even know who built it why assume sacrifices or rituals you have too know a culture too assume such a thing lol
Have you heard about a place called Cantona in the center of Mexico? Its huge and very interesting. Grettings Hugh. 😃
I'll look into it.
Take a drone lidar with you if such exists as I think the area behind the carving needs a good look. A bibliography of archaeological reports would be nice to see.
Excellent sir! I love the photogrammetry. Surely not a simple observation post. Stone steps? Hmm our ancient ancestors…
Oh! I see what you mean 🙏
Great vid, but keep Command R handy to dodge about 18 ads through out the vid.
WOW, the "steps"could be for water collection ,maybe? This place is breathtaking
Thank you !
Looks like Hanan Pacha Santuário de Panóias in Portugal looks similar
Yes I heard about that place. Sounds amazing.
Looks a lot older..thanks man 🙏
Stairway to heaven 🤔😎
The little room with the arch looks like an oven or fireplace area. The holes in the rocks nearby look like where they would grind or store their food things
Very very very cool just when you think you have seen everything
Where is the rest? These stones must be part of a bigger structure.
amazing site!
Very interesting place. It resembles a walled temple or place of worship. These strange rooms on two levels can be both a bathhouse, a place of initiation and something completely different. Has the site been archaeologically studied? Have any elements of the excavations been examined using the C14 method for dating? Such elements can be old graves, bone remains from sacrificial animals, sacrificial vessels or food storage vessels. The Basques are a nation that has at least 5000 years of history. A very similar stone creature can be found in Poland in the region on the Sleza Mountain. It is a mountain full of surprises from distant times.
Absolutely amazing! A full scale archaeological excavation should be done here.
That looks like a fantastic place for a duel with the Dread Pirate Roberts.
Hello. That place was not Iberian, they lived near the Mediterranean coast. The castro, fortified city was built by the Vettones , a Celtic people, or Celtiberian. You can find that stone cattle in different places of central Spain. They were later assimilated later by the Romans. Thanks for the video.
Amazing…. I’ve never heard of this place it looks just like Peru
thanks :)
Wowza! Thank you excellent work, you Roc...lol
Thank you, thank you, thank you for this video... It fits perfectly into my research into the formation of our solar system... Small note... the system is inevitably at least 5,500 - 6,000 years old...
The Area was Celt at one time any thoughts.
Any Books?
are those ceratinly bedrock? or could it be buried deep?
There are a wide range of bed rock. Is it sand stone, calcite of some sort, a soft granite? Please be more specific. It looks soft to me because of the weathering. I have seen solid granite with weak bonding and kids from town carved a big cave in it with their hands and stones just laying around.
Qual a datação dessa construção?
I don't know if it is an artifact of the photograph, but at 10.15 on that cut piece of stone there appear to be 2 squared off carvings on the upper centre, and the mid right hand side. Rather square, and the upper one looks like it has 4 squares within the bigger one.
It is hard to speculate what these were. These people had a perception of reality that would be alien to us me thinks.
Thanks for the vid, my friend.
Could many of the carved bowls, or holes, on the granite, have been where sheep wool was once dyed?
Is that a snake head at the 8 min mark?
It looks like a
granite quarry,
primarily, to me,
including homestead.
Yes there is some
amazing work on display,
almost like a
stonemasons
show room ! ?
Living and eating
buildings for masons,
apprentices, livestock ,..?
the pools and channels
could even be part of another industrial application like tanning or dying??
hides/wool/...
I thought of grain processing but it looks like a long way to bring up from the plains.?..
There's just SO much there looking at the drone shots.
It appears they have left evidence of how
they cut the stones with the tools still in place (guessing at the
"nub" in the big slab,
or is it a grinding or
wedge tool maybe?)
Its as mysterious as your texting format. 😀
So jelly that I’m not with you, Hugh! 🎉
Any gold around there? It would make a pretty good sluice, or three.
Castro derives for the roman word castrum, meaning castle, fort or fortified castle. My surname is Castro Castro. This place is amazing and must have been huge when it was constructed. I think we are seeing a very small portion of it. Maybe it has been destroyed on purpose. To call it an altar of some kind is an easy way to discard a more reasonable explanation. Thanks for sharing