Strange Green Megalithic Stone

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  • Check out this enigmatic green nephrite smooth stone block located in Hatussa, which according to ancient oral tradition, emanates healing energies
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  • @phoenixkb134
    @phoenixkb134 Рік тому +173

    Nephrite Jade (Greenstone), for real. We Maori here in New Zealand treasure and adore it. To us, Greenstone has spiritual significance like nothing else. When we wear jewellery, especially pendants the essence of our Soul is contained within the Greenstone. When you are presented with a gift of Greenstone from a Maori person, family or indeed Tribe...you are accorded Honour and High Esteem. Queen Elizabeth and other Royals have been recipients in the past. The Chinese also treasure Jadeite. We have rivers in the South Island that contain huge boulders of Greenstone like this. The Maori tribe Ngai Tahu are the Guardians and Caretakers of such rivers. Our spirituality is similar to that of the First Nations Tribes of America...we belong to the land, but we do not own it, we are mere Caretakers.

    • @byBeauxARTFULIVING
      @byBeauxARTFULIVING Рік тому +11

      Yes, in our family of ranchers for generations, we are trained from birth to be stewards of the land . Your story of the relationship between your people and the jade is beautiful, thank you for sharing

    • @heide6138
      @heide6138 Рік тому +3

      pleased to meet you ✌️

    • @thesteerfamily4236
      @thesteerfamily4236 Рік тому +4

      Beautiful way of thinking and living. More of this would be a good thing.

    • @reimer0015
      @reimer0015 Рік тому +7

      Maori have American Indian DNA from 1000 years ago. Google it, shocked me because I always knew our culture and linguistics were similar. This means Maori were in the Americas before we came to NZ. It’s scientifically proven.

    • @Tommyandersonskateboard
      @Tommyandersonskateboard Рік тому +3

      Nice bro! Thanks for sharing your story 🙏 I had a Kiwi rock from NZ, it’s truly beautiful.

  • @lucasseal1
    @lucasseal1 Рік тому +10

    Ahh yes, the wireless charging dock for my iStone 12 S

  • @delilahpearce5992
    @delilahpearce5992 Рік тому +7

    If you look closely the grass under this this incredibly beautiful green stone is extremely healthy!!

  • @nathaneverson6061
    @nathaneverson6061 Рік тому +207

    That's nephrite jade it has the strongest impact resistance of rock.

    • @robbyv.526
      @robbyv.526 Рік тому +18

      What is compact resistance ? Did you mean impact? I wonder what neph stems from now .... with the whole nephilim business and my belief at all this mega lith is their craftings. Or their method and ways carried forward.

    • @captainTubes
      @captainTubes Рік тому +53

      @@robbyv.526 Neph is from the Greek "Lapis Nephritikos" or "kidney stone", lapis (stone) Nephritikos (kidney). Nephrite was said to heal kidney conditions, and it does have what is called a "nephritic crystal habit", meaning it's micro-crystalline structure is woven and felted in a unique pattern that is similar to how kidney cells naturally grow (fact).
      In this instance impact resistance is similar to the technical term toughness. Jade is one of the, if not the, toughest mineral known. Much tougher than diamond, diamond being the hardest mineral known hardest implying that it is the most difficult to scratch or leave a scratch on it. The filtered structure of the Jade and its rubbery quality will just absorb the energy from a hammer impact and the hammer will bounce off and the stone will not chip or crack. It might get scratched and leave a white mark on the outside of it because the stone is so strong, almost like steel in large masses. Most of the rocks will easily pulverize if you take a hammer to them they, will eventually crack and break and fracture quite easily. The freight will of course fracture and crack and break with enough hammering but it takes more than it does with other rocks simply because it is more mechanically tough. This is what impact resistance means, it is resistant to the force of impacts. This does not mean that it's impervious, it is not indestructible, but it is very durable. In ancient Neolithic cultures, it was the most prized material for making ax heads around the world and on every continent occupied by humans because it was so durable that the accents would not break when you cut down a tree with them. Other stones will just smash, even chopping down wood. A well-made jade axe head might be gifted to a young man going through puberty, and that axe head would make him a man. He could defend his family and tribe with it, he can dig and garden and forage in the forest and hunt and provide for his family with it, he could cut down tree and carve a canoe and fish on the Open Sea and provide for the tribe with it, truly a formidable weapon, item of tradition, culture and Providence.
      If you've read this far you may enjoy to learn that nephrite was the original Stone of heaven in Chinese mythology, but since high grade masses of nephrite became more common as the global market opened up, Chinese jade collectors became more focused on jadeite Jade from Myanmar Burma due to its scarcity and their ability to completely control the market, catapulting jadeite into the upper echelons of fine material pricing and pulling out the floor from underneath the ancient and honorable tradition of nephrite veneration, and subsequently it's pricing.

    • @chainsaw745
      @chainsaw745 Рік тому +5

      @@captainTubes jokes on them. I can now buy as much cheap nephrite as I want and venerate it myself

    • @joshballenger3629
      @joshballenger3629 Рік тому +8

      Mohs scale 6.23-6.60

    • @phillipmargrave
      @phillipmargrave Рік тому +9

      @@captainTubes Sincerely, thank you for that knowledge. I wish you good fortune.

  • @railwaywilliams1282
    @railwaywilliams1282 Рік тому +93

    Looks like what we call greenstone in New Zealand, a type of jade

    • @edwardmulder3777
      @edwardmulder3777 Рік тому +7

      Was thinking the same thing, looks like NZ greenstone

    • @aotearoamaori1666
      @aotearoamaori1666 Рік тому +5

      Haha I was just wondering what that pounamu is doing there ... all cubed up! Strange.

    • @coreymerrill3257
      @coreymerrill3257 Рік тому +2

      It is nephrite Jade.

    • @aotearoamaori1666
      @aotearoamaori1666 Рік тому +2

      @@coreymerrill3257 yes. In Aotearoa we call it pounamu, or greenstone.

    • @ngaromatenga2306
      @ngaromatenga2306 Рік тому +1

      It'd Make a mean Patu

  • @philyip4432
    @philyip4432 Рік тому +24

    It looks like a giant piece of jade. Its absolutely beautiful!

  • @rachelcraig5047
    @rachelcraig5047 Рік тому +6

    Looks like Jade..and I'm no expert..Was used for egyptiion royalty

  • @sidroik
    @sidroik Рік тому +20

    It's beautiful.

  • @Fotosynthesis858
    @Fotosynthesis858 Рік тому +7

    It’s the “meteorite” that Joe Dirt was eating French fries on ☄️🍟

  • @ecobutcher2484
    @ecobutcher2484 Рік тому +68

    Please, more context & info…! 🙏🏻. It looks amazing. Greetings from the México’s 🇲🇽 Northwest 👍🏻

    • @michelle7890
      @michelle7890 Рік тому

      Greetings from Chicago Illinois 🖐💖🔥

    • @ecobutcher2484
      @ecobutcher2484 Рік тому

      @@michelle7890 : Hi, there…!, is it getting cold now in Chicago ?

    • @chicagomikey6416
      @chicagomikey6416 Рік тому

      ​@@michelle7890Chicago's finest here!

  • @alansouter6713
    @alansouter6713 Рік тому +63

    It’s in Turkey’s ancient town there is a legend about it not to be removed

    • @joemomtana6014
      @joemomtana6014 Рік тому +5

      What's the legend

    • @crackerjack125
      @crackerjack125 Рік тому +19

      @@joemomtana6014 legend is don't move it

    • @aotearoamaori1666
      @aotearoamaori1666 Рік тому +3

      Legend is it was a gift from Aotearoa

    • @crackerjack125
      @crackerjack125 Рік тому +4

      @@aotearoamaori1666 didn't know what stone it was but I find all this ancient history amazing.so AOtearoa stone it is .but who wasAotearoa

    • @aotearoamaori1666
      @aotearoamaori1666 Рік тому +12

      @@crackerjack125 Hi. Aotearoa is the native name for New Zealand. Our country is made up of two major islands. The native name of the Southern island is Te wai pounamu, meaning greenstone waters, where the pounamu/nephrite jade is sourced, a durable and precious touchstone to Maori (the indigenous people of NZ) tradituonally used to make tools, weapons, and taonga/talisman worn around the neck. Sorry I was kidding about the one in the video being a gift from us. Looks like our pounamu greenstone - a lighter shade though meaning less iron deposit ... would've had to be polished to look like that in nature.

  • @Uraeus_
    @Uraeus_ Рік тому +63

    Corum at Hattusa, the ancient Hittite capitol. I would surmise that stone was used to make covenants with the king himself or priests under his rule.

    • @zzp69
      @zzp69 Рік тому +3

      Great info share TY

    • @mickaelcand8037
      @mickaelcand8037 Рік тому +3

      Elle est magnifique cette pierre !

    • @woodstockxx
      @woodstockxx Рік тому

      Not to sacrifice naked virgins on then ?! .. my mind knows no limits 🤦‍♂️😂😂

    • @christhompson8256
      @christhompson8256 Рік тому +2

      From what I understand it was more of religious item it place outside the public temple in the city and everyone passed it would want touch it that's why it's worn and smoother in places

    • @woodstockxx
      @woodstockxx Рік тому +1

      @@christhompson8256 - Right..that’s plausible..but why was it regarded as some kind of a religious item ? .. was it believed to hold some kind of power ? .. these are the things, it would be great to know

  • @lundworks9901
    @lundworks9901 Рік тому +4

    Isle Royale stone is green like this.
    Egyptian spikes were found & display in a corner of the museum in Grand Marais, Minnesota plus there's tons of copper float-stone "missing " from the Michigan & Wisconsin regions.

  • @EYESLAPJEWS
    @EYESLAPJEWS Рік тому +13

    This is absolutely Jade you can easily tell by the holes that are naturally in the rock those are from pockets of oxygen that escaped in the formation

  • @michellekeddie5283
    @michellekeddie5283 Рік тому +1

    The shape, the size...absolutely phenom. You'd be blown away by simple details like I just described. It's a picture alright, but this picture replays memory in stone. Not of the animal per say. But anything with Plasma, didn't just petrify. Imagine having all things mankind could think of, or produce, being captured in one special flash bang, capturing not just your body, but all things we would be capable of. The square in Plasma, or a wheel of stone is a capture of human intellect. These are

  • @juliana.rilveria5518
    @juliana.rilveria5518 Рік тому +20

    That I'd definitely a jade stone... wow just imagine how far they hade to lug that from wherever it came from all the way to where it lays now... and the amount of people it took to carry that.

    • @davidfileccia6317
      @davidfileccia6317 Рік тому +1

      With what we know now, it may have only taken one person to carry that . Giants were real. Skeletons at 7,8,9 and up to 11,12ft have been discovered.

    • @DubzCo
      @DubzCo Рік тому +1

      @@davidfileccia6317 have you seen the fossilised giant but humanoid footprints they could be even taller

    • @crowsReverywhere
      @crowsReverywhere Рік тому +1

      Maybe frequency sound vibrations would be my guess and the fact that it's so freaking heavy is why it's still there

    • @kudmondx1829
      @kudmondx1829 Рік тому

      About 7 people 🤷‍♂️

    • @edwardmulder3777
      @edwardmulder3777 Рік тому

      @@DubzCo apparently 20 ft tall or more

  • @andybellamy8566
    @andybellamy8566 Рік тому +6

    Green nephrite Dawgs not jade.

  • @reanimated5430
    @reanimated5430 Рік тому +4

    Leave it the fuck were it’s at

    • @atticuskilby515
      @atticuskilby515 10 місяців тому

      Yes! Because it belongs there. It was placed there for a reason.

  • @DeanIsJesus
    @DeanIsJesus Рік тому +9

    We live in a varied and beautiful world 😊🌎✨

    • @DeanIsJesus
      @DeanIsJesus Рік тому

      @Jason I haven't read into those, but I know that things have been shifting towards the better since our early days of humanity.
      We've come quite a ways since. 🌎✨

    • @dwaynewojtysiak2815
      @dwaynewojtysiak2815 Рік тому

      Until you realize it's all the blood and guts literally from the giants of old. orvid wrote about that the creator had turned them into the landscape 🤯 for the act of fee fie foe fum I smell the blood of a humm-an and eat them the new KFC 🍗 add shows giant eating chicken original pic is giant bitting the head off a humm-an.witch has nothing to do with smell we vibrate like anything else there noise hair saw the molecules of the humm-an hum vibrate string theory the all seeing eye,the Quantum total transformation of one structure to another. 😘

    • @laurafeher9694
      @laurafeher9694 Рік тому

      Appreciate your candor and agree 💚

  • @flwrangler
    @flwrangler Рік тому +1

    Beautiful rock. One of thousands of beautiful rocks all over the world.

  • @wolfbandit361
    @wolfbandit361 Рік тому +4

    Would be nice to know more like at least location.

  • @xrtclfc5172
    @xrtclfc5172 Рік тому +50

    That must have been of great importance to be placed there. Looks quite old, taking in consideration it is a very hard material with very uneven weathering patterns. Also interesting is that grass seems to be growing all around that altar but nowhere ealse.

    • @gurpinderwarar4625
      @gurpinderwarar4625 Рік тому +1

      Exactly bro

    • @jaydeedub
      @jaydeedub Рік тому +1

      What are you talking about? There's vegetation all over the place in that area.

    • @balbit432
      @balbit432 Рік тому +6

      Yes @jason but green happy grass only grows from underthat green rock

    • @glennbrowning9392
      @glennbrowning9392 Рік тому +9

      There's a good chance that that stone is quite regularly washed down to keep it looking amazing , as it truly is! I saw the green grass under it as well and that's the only maybe ..reason that I could come up with why the grass is green under the stone but all around the vegetation is very dry/ dead looking ......??

    • @johnsmith-nl3js
      @johnsmith-nl3js Рік тому +2

      @@glennbrowning9392 think u hit the nail on the head there! regular supply of water and just enough shade to stop it getting torched by the sun

  • @kika-ge5qr
    @kika-ge5qr Рік тому +2

    Look at the plush healthy grass underneath. Cool.

  • @carlacassady5738
    @carlacassady5738 Рік тому +4

    Absolutely beautiful, I'd love to know the history behind this stone. I can only imagine.

  • @worldsaway1002
    @worldsaway1002 Рік тому +18

    Looks like a lot of sacrifices happened on that rock

    • @JK-lp6uw
      @JK-lp6uw Рік тому +2

      How can you tell?

    • @worldsaway1002
      @worldsaway1002 Рік тому +1

      It’s called research ;)

    • @ENKI2346
      @ENKI2346 Рік тому

      @@JK-lp6uw ☝️🙄Because it's green. It has been the custom of offering human sacrifices and burying them in the green stones of important buildings since ancient times.

  • @JarrodandCandice
    @JarrodandCandice Рік тому +4

    Keep posting! Best channel in the world!

  • @rachellewilliams5877
    @rachellewilliams5877 Рік тому +1

    I love finding out new things like that thank you for sharing that

  • @turdfurgeson517
    @turdfurgeson517 Рік тому +11

    "You were eating French fries off a frozen poopie". Joe dirt

  • @leonpatrick5606
    @leonpatrick5606 Рік тому +4

    If that's Nephrite it's traveled a good distance. It's either from China, Russia, Canada

    • @aussiebodie
      @aussiebodie Рік тому +3

      Or..New Zealand

    • @LegacyLife_555
      @LegacyLife_555 Рік тому +1

      @@aussiebodie yeah was going to say that..but tbh can come from anywhere with underwater volcanoes..chur bro you from Nz too?

    • @leonpatrick5606
      @leonpatrick5606 Рік тому +1

      @@aussiebodie Im from New Zealand, but yeah I thought it was a bit of a reach for the rock to come from the other side of the world....

    • @ApacheMagic
      @ApacheMagic Рік тому +1

      It could be jadeite too. If so it would be worth even more in terms of rarity, hardness, vitriousity and translucence.

  • @violetvioletviolet1
    @violetvioletviolet1 Рік тому +3

    Interesting! Where is this?

  • @jillbristol4911
    @jillbristol4911 Рік тому +2

    Its astounding to look at really makes people ponder what it is and where it came from

  • @_flyingspaghettimonster_
    @_flyingspaghettimonster_ Рік тому +3

    Something about the way that grass looks seems very very fake.

    • @mariovillarreal8647
      @mariovillarreal8647 Рік тому

      I bet it has a magnetic resonance to it or some other natural earth vibratory healing power

  • @jasonaldridge8427
    @jasonaldridge8427 Рік тому +3

    Why is there perfectly green grass that doesn't seem to belong??

  • @lanceadams1043
    @lanceadams1043 Рік тому +3

    Pounamu you will find bigger rocks than this in new Zealand south island

  • @StevenDAugerSr
    @StevenDAugerSr Рік тому +2

    Most likely a stone used in a process of dying cloth.

  • @jumpingship3001
    @jumpingship3001 Рік тому +2

    I'm surprised that no one ever stole or took it home.

  • @wcarlin
    @wcarlin Рік тому +4

    The smooth wear pattern on the top looks like it has been touched hundreds of thousands of times after it was cut.

  • @Nico_SL312
    @Nico_SL312 Рік тому +4

    Yo I think god just dropped a Skittles.

    • @robbyv.526
      @robbyv.526 Рік тому

      Hahaha. Lol. Thanks

    • @ar-sithf.austin3744
      @ar-sithf.austin3744 Рік тому

      Hates the lime ones.... Why they changed them back from green apple 🍏... Least there's sour skits

  • @jimfitzhugh6050
    @jimfitzhugh6050 Рік тому +2

    Gotta be those darn aliens again

  • @dalidoe4537
    @dalidoe4537 Рік тому +2

    Wow Chunk of Jade. Damm i want it for my birthday 🎂

  • @rickylaws7766
    @rickylaws7766 Рік тому +3

    Is that jade? I could be wrong but sure does look like it.. I do not want it to be but thefe is a chance it is

  • @gbwbordeaux8333
    @gbwbordeaux8333 Рік тому +3

    Love the green grass it sits on

  • @777endofdays666
    @777endofdays666 Рік тому +2

    That's kryptonite keep looking superman must be around somewhere.

  • @douglasbrannon6525
    @douglasbrannon6525 Рік тому +2

    An altar evidently.

  • @blahblah6497
    @blahblah6497 Рік тому +2

    I wonder if this is the same type of material that the Emerald Tablet was supposedly written on

  • @BillStreets_1723
    @BillStreets_1723 Рік тому +7

    Looks jade!

    • @YTchannelreviews1
      @YTchannelreviews1 Рік тому +2

      i think it is. the museum n pacific grove california has a big piece just like that in their garden

  • @ohkfilms
    @ohkfilms Рік тому

    I’ve known about this rock for a few years. I’m most surprised with how no vandals have moved it or stolen it and held it for ransom or sold in the black market. So many objects could be made out of it, or a single piece carved nephrite jade that size would be pricey. Though I know I’m that state it’s already priceless. But you know how people can be.. good. Really good as not to have stolen it and left it alone for centuries. I wonder what the real story behind it is.

  • @ericmontenegro814
    @ericmontenegro814 Рік тому +1

    In ancient times, manufacturers of (large) glass would dispose unfinished or defective un/finished product, this resembles that.

  • @thecarolineway555
    @thecarolineway555 Рік тому +3

    That is impressive 🙂

  • @lucygarza6
    @lucygarza6 Рік тому +16

    Beautiful... but it's weird that there's green grass around it and everywhere else it's dry

    • @mattferrigno9750
      @mattferrigno9750 Рік тому +4

      The rock is creating a shadow so the soil doesn't dry out as much as the rest.

    • @prone_wolf8871
      @prone_wolf8871 Рік тому +2

      That or people put water on it to make it more green for photos...watering the grass

  • @anicatt
    @anicatt Рік тому +2

    As soon as I saw it I took a deep breath 😮‍💨 how powerful

  • @KristineMarieTxSPI
    @KristineMarieTxSPI Рік тому +1

    That's beautiful, but I think it's missing a sword.

  • @NotAt4
    @NotAt4 Рік тому +3

    Looks like an emerald stone

  • @kaclucas9040
    @kaclucas9040 Рік тому +4

    This is what the Emerald tablets are made from Whoever owns the stone needs to hide it..

  • @livefreeforever6986
    @livefreeforever6986 Рік тому +1

    Keep this up very interesting

  • @billblack8071
    @billblack8071 Рік тому +1

    Surprised someone hasn't stolen it these days or older days!

  • @LegacyLife_555
    @LegacyLife_555 Рік тому +17

    I swear that looks like Pounamu/Greenstone/Jade I’ve got a massive rock in my lounge maybe a quarter of that size it’s precious to us Māoris in New Zealand

  • @dustinperez7094
    @dustinperez7094 Рік тому +3

    You put your weed in there man

  • @user-jv2nt4hy4k
    @user-jv2nt4hy4k Рік тому +1

    Just have to love the fresh sod under it..

  • @jeremygaynor2410
    @jeremygaynor2410 Рік тому +2

    Or green granite (found near Goulburn NSW)

  • @bobbisue313
    @bobbisue313 Рік тому +5

    Jade was my first thought. It's so pretty. Wonder if you get any vibes from it.. Me want to touchie...😯

  • @johnpeteru4844
    @johnpeteru4844 Рік тому +4

    Emerald Tablet of Thoth , jk I wish

    • @Bait1official
      @Bait1official Рік тому

      Might be part of the original
      Stone used. Tablets may be carved from it 👀 wouldn’t surprise me. This is nephrite jade perhaps the most impact resistant stone on earth. Oh that reminds me. Wern’t the tablets said to be impact resistant and imperishable 😳

    • @johnpeteru4844
      @johnpeteru4844 Рік тому

      @@Bait1official I’m not much about the geological type of jades , I’m from New Zealand and we have “Ponamu” or green stone . I’m actually curious about the emerald tablet because it was once on display at the library of Alexandria, one the 7th wonders of the world. Till religious zealots burnt it down. But apparently it had written laws of the universe from Thoth , some say he was also named Enoch ( The Atlantian). Have you heard of this emerald tablet before ?

    • @Bait1official
      @Bait1official Рік тому

      @@johnpeteru4844 it’s funny you talk about thoth being enoch because whenever I talk about the tablets to friends and family I say enoch wrote them, because he did. Egyptians just made him in to a deity.
      In the Quran enoch (idris) was mentioned as a prophet and someone who was raised to a very high station.
      And as we know Thoth never died he was taken up.
      Also in Islam idris is said to have been from Babylon but fled to Egypt to start a new life and teach his wisdom and teachings there.
      The pyramids were made to house his teachings and act as a sacred library of texts and scriptures.
      They were built to stop the floods from destroying those important texts.
      I find it extremely fascinating.
      I’ve always thought perhaps moldavite was the material of the tablets 😳 but I’m not 100%.
      It’s a very powerful stone and resembles emerald and it transparent when light is shun through it.
      It also comes from space and many say it was part of lucifers crown when he fell from heaven but that’s uncertain.

  • @TysonGwin
    @TysonGwin Рік тому +1

    Excellent 👌👌

  • @Wanderingpyro
    @Wanderingpyro Рік тому +1

    This is a marker stone used by ancient people to show a specific site to where certain energy is present.

  • @EDYN15
    @EDYN15 Рік тому +3

    I want to polish it so bad.

  • @Jackj28
    @Jackj28 Рік тому +7

    Absolutely love your channel man!
    Keep up the wonderful work! 👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽
    🇪🇬 🇦🇲 🇺🇸 🌎

  • @cinderedrockjf8055
    @cinderedrockjf8055 Рік тому +2

    It's a very nice artifact, wherever this Jade alter is amongst these ancient ruins. I sure hope that the local authorities are able to protect that from people chipping at it. 😎✌️

  • @derickofstad8833
    @derickofstad8833 Рік тому +1

    Looks like jade but to get it that polished and round when jades hardness is on the higher scale, looks amazing!!!!!! Truly a sight to see

    • @NobleKnowledgeofphilly
      @NobleKnowledgeofphilly Рік тому +1

      It was probably underwater for millions of years from running flowing water that's the only thing that would do that go grab the roughest Stone you could find you know the one that looks like a goddamn Blowfish you know in a creek near your house that the water is constantly running somewhere where it won't wash away you go back and check that stone out of 5-10 years it will be extremely different it will be smoother it will be more algae on it

  • @tinkmarshino
    @tinkmarshino Рік тому +3

    oh! it must have fallen from planet nibiru

  • @kathypaaaina3953
    @kathypaaaina3953 Рік тому +3

    Aloha hugs 🤗 from Hawaii my first Thought Jade

  • @RobertGlover381
    @RobertGlover381 Рік тому +2

    NO GRASS….except under it

  • @jrskp3677
    @jrskp3677 Рік тому +2

    That's a boulder 🪨.
    It's not actually factually megalithic.

  • @monicaaasen3950
    @monicaaasen3950 Рік тому +3

    Has it been tested? Is it the same type of rock the emerald tablets of Thoth were made of?🤔

    • @baylog9679
      @baylog9679 Рік тому

      Well its obviously not an emerald so you might be an idiot

  • @robertcampomizzi7988
    @robertcampomizzi7988 Рік тому +9

    Imagine living in a world where a green rock blows your mind.

  • @tomsawyer4901
    @tomsawyer4901 Рік тому +1

    What impresses me is all the megalithic structures that primitive man made with hemp ropes & chisels

    • @thetemplelaboratory
      @thetemplelaboratory Рік тому

      Uneducated men no less. Uneducated men with primitive tools somehow built something modern educated men with advance tools still can't figure out.

    • @marcusmartin5758
      @marcusmartin5758 Рік тому

      What do you expect a primitive man to use? Laser and anti gravity tools?

  • @Mythicalniceguy
    @Mythicalniceguy Рік тому +3

    This is a telltale sign that someone was trying to reach them about their vehicles extended warranty.

    • @jfnovae
      @jfnovae Рік тому +1

      YT s delete this comment. ☝️. Thx in advance

  • @dougs7367
    @dougs7367 Рік тому +5

    Cthulhu Ftaghn!!

    • @starrywisdom
      @starrywisdom Рік тому

      You know it, bro. Shades of Dagon (chanting in distance, racks slide)

  • @Oso88j
    @Oso88j Рік тому +1

    "Boeing Bahms" aka Chunks of Flying Dookie! - Joe Dirt

  • @perry2281
    @perry2281 Рік тому +2

    Ahhh..Wes been missing that there stone..it belongs in Ireland.

  • @reubenmendez9856
    @reubenmendez9856 Рік тому +8

    Looks like a moldy Hawaii sweet roll.

  • @GameTech1270
    @GameTech1270 Рік тому +3

    There’s no fucking way this big green rock proves anything except that it’s a beautiful big green rock

    • @aussiebodie
      @aussiebodie Рік тому +5

      What it proves is that it's travelled a very long way...that's about it

    • @sageminentjunky5197
      @sageminentjunky5197 Рік тому

      No one said it was trying to prove anything you weirdo

    • @GameTech1270
      @GameTech1270 Рік тому

      @@aussiebodie I don’t think it’s fair even to say that, it might seem intuitive as it might not come from this immediate ruin, but there’s no description of where this even is. For all we know it came from a quarry less than a mile from this sight, which I’m more than half convinced half a dozen of my buddies and I could move given a little motivation and a couple of well placed, sturdy ropes.

  • @surfturfnz1879
    @surfturfnz1879 Рік тому +2

    Looks like NZ Pounamu/greenstone/jadeite

  • @joshuaogden8446
    @joshuaogden8446 Рік тому +1

    Possibly a similar stone used for the Emerald tablets of Thoth.

  • @Patriot2499
    @Patriot2499 Рік тому +3

    Kryptonite

  • @bobbob4943
    @bobbob4943 Рік тому +3

    Muslims will say an Angel sent it and start worshipping with it or, after a few thousand people touch it turns black!

  • @RobertEJr
    @RobertEJr Рік тому +1

    First observation, that's a block of marble or granite.

  • @lurenacornella6588
    @lurenacornella6588 Рік тому +1

    Wow so smooth. It stands out from surrounding rocks.
    Maybe they cooked on it.

  • @siltstrider6812
    @siltstrider6812 Рік тому +1

    Wow. that music with aome good headphones is very. spacual, as if musicians are walking around as they play.

  • @kadirkuzu349
    @kadirkuzu349 Рік тому +1

    Very interesting site in Turkey

  • @Ratmanbiggy
    @Ratmanbiggy Рік тому +2

    it'd be a megalith if there were others, so it's a monolith.

  • @craigwilson777
    @craigwilson777 Рік тому +2

    Where is this stone its got an awesome colour to it

  • @Jerry823Coates
    @Jerry823Coates Рік тому +2

    They had candy? That look like a brachs rock

    • @jrskp3677
      @jrskp3677 Рік тому

      That's more accurate than the heading.

  • @superdizzle
    @superdizzle Рік тому +2

    I just wonder what you could access with a little DMT sitting on that stone.... guarantee ya it's some sort of spiritual amplifier an antenna of sorts.

  • @maakatipa4613
    @maakatipa4613 Рік тому

    Definitely looks like poenamu, nephrite like we have in Aotearoa, new Zealand.
    Nephrite is like jadeite except rather then the crystal structure running parallel to each other, it is interwoven, which makes it way stronger than jadeite.

  • @dijdave8584
    @dijdave8584 Рік тому +1

    It is a block of pounamu stone fron NZ...

  • @mikedelaney5438
    @mikedelaney5438 Рік тому

    That's a huge uncut gem that would make someone absolutely rich

  • @teresapollard1743
    @teresapollard1743 Рік тому +1

    Surprised nobody ever tried to dig around it😳

  • @timewilltell3098
    @timewilltell3098 Рік тому +1

    Yup that's jade !!

  • @roccafellawade3555
    @roccafellawade3555 Рік тому +1

    Any one else notice that out of all that dry land area the only ground grass still alive and green is beneath that green boulder no where else🤔

  • @jaorte10
    @jaorte10 Рік тому +2

    The only green grass in the region just happens to be around the green stone. GTFOH