Lol researcher described it as difficult research… cuts to him in cardigan hands resting on his sides, meanwhile two Cambodia natives Are gently hacking away at some bush.
actually the translator sucks, he didn't say it was difficult at all what he actually said was "Two years after a very systematic study..." after that it's hard to hear him with the 'translator' speaking over his voice. Noticed this alot lately with translators, they just half ass the translation because it's not like you're going to know what the guy said anyways lol.
The French men found the temple in 1860. The French took so much Gold , silvers and many statues to France. Just go to France Museums. You will see the French stole so much from Khmer people.
I feel like it's not that mystical for ancient people to move earth and live in big wild buildings. Back in those days the king was a god as stated, fear and reverence will drive people to amazing things. Plus we act like there was humane treatments back then. You'd be amazed what can get done if someone doesn't want to be tortured or killed.
@@DeadGuye1995 I think it was a matter of ability. I think we in 2022 are incapable of thinking so simply. We keep trying to act like people's were so advanced and blah blah, but really all they did was cut squares and stack rocks. I don't think there's as much psychology behind it as we think.
The climate changes, more victims are sacrificed to appease the gods. Some get out while they can. Pretty soon, no one left tend the fields, bring in the harvest. The people die of starvation. Or could be a disease ravaged the city and everyone stay away because 'evil spirits'.
Gonna sound crazy believe I know I thought the same thing when I heard it, but apparently the people who built and lived in this city, were killed by basically Spider Aliens 😅🤣😅. When I visiting Asia a old man told me this story, take it as you will, and no I don't believe this, but it's interesting, and yes he seemed Sane, lol.
@@437livin you may be right. there are other places that exist today. maybe they are just left because the place can not sustain the population anymore
Okay, then *you* make a long form video on the topic Be the change you want to see or don’t complain. It’s like being upset at your government but refusing to vote.
Ahhh. The good old days of colonialism and disparaging remarks from so called “experts”. No wonder the Brit’s are losing their precious empire after all they did there.
lol, one day, they'll look back and say the queen of England was responsible for making all the bridges/roads/and dams in Europe... ☹️ and was widely worshiped..
@@jcdenton1635 That's the story by the archeologists. Many people believe it's around 12,000 or more years old however. When stone was cut can't be dated after all.
It was the Aryans! Everywhere they went, civilization flourished but with time experienced many of the same issues experienced today in the USA or India for example..
So.. on one hand the King had a hundred concubines, and on the other; woman had power, property, and apparently control over the bedrooms. I'm sorry, but your story sounds a bit off.
Just use your brain. Or go read the greek play Lysistrata. Women didn't have political power but they had soft power and typically had control over the household.
man made..there were 300,000 Labors and 8,000 elephants who helped and built this temple . There’s no such thing of divine architect that built this in just one night . crazy theory , isn’t it ?
this is definitely not more impressive than what Greece and Rome did. the size of the stones moved by the Greek and the Roman people fall out ways the carving skills of these people. and core what is very impressive very important but don't you dare say that it is more impressive than the Greek and the Roman architecture
A guy wearing a scarf and paying natives 2.00 a day to hack away the jungle is not who I'm getting down with. Should hire some real men to figure out what's going on or was going on. My vote is fire jack cuz he is a cluck
This was not more impressive than Rome or Greece. Rome and Greece are also still around and their philosophy, social governance and technology and architecture still influence us today. Rome invented road systems - Angkor Wat was hidden away for millennia and nobody cared or knew about it. Not impressive at all. All roads lead to Rome... not even one dirt road was noticed that led to Angkor War lmfao
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The story they present is laughable now that I have watched this a couple of times. Suddenly small farmers built structures that we would not be able to build today.
@@mariacolon5266 these people are so paranoid and so far down the conspiracy rabbit hole that you’ll never reach them. Blame the internet and the algorithms that send them from one crazy train to another and another. Once they start clicking on the nonsense the algorithm just keeps sending them in that direction.
“The water system was very fragile because it was so sophisticated.” Okay. They should’ve dumbed it down: is that what he’s saying? Maintenance is not sophistication, I don’t believe.
Goofy British historians say what ever they want to put astonishing feats to bed... A primitive agrarian society joined forces to build the most sophisticated buildings known to man (buildings we would have difficulty duplicating today. ) To then bury their leader inside as a tomb? ridiculous
In the Illiad, Priam has to ask his wife's permission in order to access their linen closet because in the house, the woman was in charge. Also in the Odyssey, Odysseus is told to supplicate the wife of king of the Phaeacians, not the king himself, because again, when it came to the household, the woman was in charge. Women in the past absolutely did have power and authority, just not the kind that you would think of today. Across most civilizations women power over their household while men typically had power outside the house, in business or in politics.
been back 2 weeks from visiting Angkor...what an incredible sacred site 🧡
Lol researcher described it as difficult research… cuts to him in cardigan hands resting on his sides, meanwhile two Cambodia natives Are gently hacking away at some bush.
Difficult to watch I'm sure 🤣
The amount of sheer patience required is baffling . . . 🙄
actually the translator sucks, he didn't say it was difficult at all what he actually said was "Two years after a very systematic study..." after that it's hard to hear him with the 'translator' speaking over his voice. Noticed this alot lately with translators, they just half ass the translation because it's not like you're going to know what the guy said anyways lol.
😂😂
He "discovered" it while exploring the jungle. Meanwhile the buhdist monks who lived there say it was always there ☠️
I want to Thank my Amazing Arch Professor Kazi Ashroff for introducing this complex to me. Love Ancient Architecture
I didn't expect this to say anything new. Thanks for the surprise.
Incredible!
Love learning about the history of Amber Troop's home. ❤️
The French men found the temple in 1860. The French took so much Gold , silvers and many statues to France. Just go to France Museums. You will see the French stole so much from Khmer people.
I never knew that the French help rebuild Angkor Wat. Im learning about my ancestors history today
At the end of the day such a beautiful beautiful place
Truly magnificent
I imagine once conquest was over the city could no longer be paid for. Rome would have looked this way if Italy were a jungle.
From "I imagine" to such certainty, I just a few sentences. Interesting
@@demetriusmiddleton1246 imagination cant be certain? Interesting.
@@pepperspray7386 it is almost like governments don't work.
@@pepperspray7386now I'm actually curious how you think that could be... Can you explain?
Some day it wasn't a jungle until the people left and their crops took over...
I remember doing some serious shopping at old Ank. Their food court was great as well!!
Utterly remarkable!!!
It is very telling of the times we live in just by looking at the types of people who govern the "kingdoms" now vs those in the distant past.
Somehow, you managed to say absolutely nothing. Impressive!
@@SnailHatan who peed in your cheerios?
they are more coy now than in days of old. but its the same story
You ever wonder where LV got its iconic 🌸 patterns from? From the walls of the Angkor Wat.
Wait is this really a fact? Lol
@@iamgem yep! Culture vultures lol
@@iamgem the French once colonized cambodia
Facts
by chance is this located along the 30 th parallel?
2 days ago? I’ve seen this exact one over 2 yrs ago
Bless you.
Mandala effect?
Exactly
So? It just means this channel just posted it, doesn't mean it was just made
@@chilluminati1292 Don't EVER try to make sense in the UA-cam comment section!!
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That’s not true. It’s more than 900 years old
Definitely much older
Anything that takes lasers to build cannot be 900 years old. It would be much older. Likely before the Younger Dryas Impact Event 12,800 years ago.
You are absolutely correct.
Lmao, so fkn stupid.
Graham Hancock
@@shastamcnasty2159 is a fool.
Did he just say the prawns weigh a kilo each? Impressive.
Half a kilo.
Angkor What was found by a Portuguese missionaire not by a french.
By then the french don't even knew about Cambodian existence.
Isn't rural metropolis an oxymoron?
Fresno comes to mind
I feel like it's not that mystical for ancient people to move earth and live in big wild buildings. Back in those days the king was a god as stated, fear and reverence will drive people to amazing things. Plus we act like there was humane treatments back then. You'd be amazed what can get done if someone doesn't want to be tortured or killed.
@@DeadGuye1995 I think it was a matter of ability. I think we in 2022 are incapable of thinking so simply. We keep trying to act like people's were so advanced and blah blah, but really all they did was cut squares and stack rocks. I don't think there's as much psychology behind it as we think.
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what happened to people what made them abandon such an ingenious city
Such places are never just abandoned. They’ve existed for far too long that in the eyes of time, it’ll appear as such.
The climate changes, more victims are sacrificed to appease the gods. Some get out while they can. Pretty soon, no one left tend the fields, bring in the harvest. The people die of starvation. Or could be a disease ravaged the city and everyone stay away because 'evil spirits'.
Gonna sound crazy believe I know I thought the same thing when I heard it, but apparently the people who built and lived in this city, were killed by basically Spider Aliens 😅🤣😅. When I visiting Asia a old man told me this story, take it as you will, and no I don't believe this, but it's interesting, and yes he seemed Sane, lol.
War!! The ancestor country of Thailand colonized that part, and occupied for while then abandoned it.
@@437livin you may be right. there are other places that exist today. maybe they are just left because the place can not sustain the population anymore
The dramatization is... cringe...
Okay, then *you* make a long form video on the topic
Be the change you want to see or don’t complain. It’s like being upset at your government but refusing to vote.
That is not Sanskrit. It’s closer to vatteluthu older form of Tamil / Brahmi
Ahhh. The good old days of colonialism and disparaging remarks from so called “experts”.
No wonder the Brit’s are losing their precious empire after all they did there.
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slavery being a “raw deal” for the slaves 😂😂😂😂
astoundingly annoying extended advertising
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And poof…just like that - millions of people just disappeared and the city was abandoned with no written explanation.
Hmm…sure.
Well a lot can happen in thousands of years.
Wars..there was a time syam (Thai) siege Angkor , killed many woman, children, and mens. Captive the soldiers to their kingdom .
So many ads. Lame. Won't watch this. So many better options.
@@ghostladydarkling3250
Well, I’m seeing several ads.
lol, one day, they'll look back and say the queen of England was responsible for making all the bridges/roads/and dams in Europe... ☹️ and was widely worshiped..
It's a big (HUGE) disappointment that this was built only a few hundred years ago.
What are you talking about?
its probably thousands of years old
Archeologists have misdated everything made out of stone.
Angkor Wat was completed around 1150 AD. That's nearly 900 years ago.
@@jcdenton1635 That's the story by the archeologists. Many people believe it's around 12,000 or more years old however. When stone was cut can't be dated after all.
9:01 the white walkers
White washed footage but listen to the narrator what did you expect!
It was the Aryans! Everywhere they went, civilization flourished but with time experienced many of the same issues experienced today in the USA or India for example..
aryan destroyed local cultures and spread superstition wherever they went
There are no aryans...😂😂.. take your propaganda somewhere else..
Am I the only one that noticed that when you look at this place. The towers look like massive heads with helmets on. Just look. It's plain as day
Definitely a subjective observation.
If you’d have said penis’
We’d be into a Freudian conversation about your childhood. Lol
@@orchunter8388 to many ribs for that. 😆
They’re not helmets . it’s a crown, an honor or King Jayavarman VII who built Beyon temple in the early 12th century .
@@Seyvah well whatever they are. It's a fucking head with something on it. I can see it. That's all I was saying
If anyone thinks this was built around 900 years ago, I have many, MANY bridges to sell you!
😂
Right.? More like 9000 year old remains
Please, educate me!
Dudes will watch one Graham hancock video and think they can overturn the entirety of history and archeology. Lmao, people are wild.
angkor what?
So.. on one hand the King had a hundred concubines, and on the other; woman had power, property, and apparently control over the bedrooms.
I'm sorry, but your story sounds a bit off.
Woman’s have the power to upset the system during the Khmer empire . they were highly respected .
Just use your brain. Or go read the greek play Lysistrata. Women didn't have political power but they had soft power and typically had control over the household.
The answer is that nobody knows how Angkor Wat was built.
man made..there were 300,000 Labors and 8,000 elephants who helped and built this temple . There’s no such thing of divine architect that built this in just one night . crazy theory , isn’t it ?
Its called slave labour and time.
this is definitely not more impressive than what Greece and Rome did. the size of the stones moved by the Greek and the Roman people fall out ways the carving skills of these people. and core what is very impressive very important but don't you dare say that it is more impressive than the Greek and the Roman architecture
Please tell me the difference? were they just uneducated morons?
A guy wearing a scarf and paying natives 2.00 a day to hack away the jungle is not who I'm getting down with. Should hire some real men to figure out what's going on or was going on. My vote is fire jack cuz he is a cluck
This was not more impressive than Rome or Greece. Rome and Greece are also still around and their philosophy, social governance and technology and architecture still influence us today. Rome invented road systems - Angkor Wat was hidden away for millennia and nobody cared or knew about it. Not impressive at all. All roads lead to Rome... not even one dirt road was noticed that led to Angkor War lmfao
Another thing…it’s likely far older…like 1000’s of years at at minimum.
Any bodies? Nothing? Sure…..
Good lord, lmao
A French Colonizer in Cambodia, not a naturalist. I thought this was real history and within the first minute you already white washed the history.
🤔 Humm barbarians... OR Tartatian's? Hum.
This is khom siam ancient.
This is a Thai way to try and still Cambodian culture because adopting and living a Cambodian culture is not enough for the team.
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The story they present is laughable now that I have watched this a couple of times. Suddenly small farmers built structures that we would not be able to build today.
Discovered? It was there and the people who lived there knew, colonizer energy much?
Imagine the world wonders when they were maintained 🥹😍
I hate watching lies
What is the truth?
@@mariacolon5266 these people are so paranoid and so far down the conspiracy rabbit hole that you’ll never reach them. Blame the internet and the algorithms that send them from one crazy train to another and another. Once they start clicking on the nonsense the algorithm just keeps sending them in that direction.
@@mariacolon5266 pre-deluge
“The water system was very fragile because it was so sophisticated.”
Okay. They should’ve dumbed it down: is that what he’s saying? Maintenance is not sophistication, I don’t believe.
Asian God built it
And Asian God take it back he removes the people without a trace coz they failed to worship .
Goofy British historians say what ever they want to put astonishing feats to bed... A primitive agrarian society joined forces to build the most sophisticated buildings known to man (buildings we would have difficulty duplicating today. ) To then bury their leader inside as a tomb? ridiculous
Oh no, of course, it was totally aliens and pre historical lasers that did it instead. What a clown.
Repent jesuschris is coming
Why? You’ll just canibalize him. Eat his body and drink his blood. Sick azz cult. Disgusting.
When exactly?
Women absolutely 100% did not have power and authority 😆
In the Illiad, Priam has to ask his wife's permission in order to access their linen closet because in the house, the woman was in charge. Also in the Odyssey, Odysseus is told to supplicate the wife of king of the Phaeacians, not the king himself, because again, when it came to the household, the woman was in charge. Women in the past absolutely did have power and authority, just not the kind that you would think of today. Across most civilizations women power over their household while men typically had power outside the house, in business or in politics.
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