The Hidden MOUNTAIN TOMB of Gaozong: Why No One Dares to Open It
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- David and Tina travel to Qianling, the mausoleum complex of the Tang emperor Gaozong and the empress Wu Zetian. There they enter two underground tombs and explore the mountain where the emperor and empress were buried.
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The grandeur of these resting places is stunning. Thanks for bringing this to us.
Something about the murals and the figurines is mesmerizing. The mind can't help but wander.
The Tang Dynasty was such a wonderful time for the arts. Wow!
Thanks David and Tina for another exciting and informative video.
The instant I saw the headless statues I assumed they had been 'defaced' by invaders.
Thank you for all the dates. Dates are much, much appreciated.
Amazing video! I love the figures, especially the ones riding animals! Such life and personality in them. Thank you. 🌺
Always entertaining thanks 😊
Great to watch these sipping on a bigass goblet of mercury！ 新年快樂 to you and yours!
Thank you, Dr. David & Tina!! You totally made my monday good lol ❤️❤️
Good video thanks. Cant believe i missed this one when i was in Xian. Guess ill have to go back
Cool glaze technique. Realizing I know so little about ancient Chinese art.
Thank you!😊
I had the great fortune to go to China back in 1981. Went to the emporers tomb with the terracotta army, absolutely amazing. The Avenue with all the life sized stone animals like cameles and horses either side, you could walk right up to them and touch ancient history. For a twelve year old boy who loves history it was a turning point in my understanding and respect for what human beings can do.
Awesome stuff
Great Video!
So Hidden, You found It! Yeahhhhhhh. Hidden, but you found it. After so many years. LMFAO
Could you make a video on Tamil iron age 3300 bc because according to me that bronze age
Empress Wu Zetian 3:0 Tomb Robbers
Thumbnail looks like an FIS ski jump and runout.
So much of China's history is inaccessible without Mandarin, must put on my Todo list.
Do you think everything they say about Wu Zeitan is true? I can’t help but wonder if she gets a fair hearing from history?
She definitely does not get a fair hearing.
Oh man……..that food……..
A muriel on the wall!
Great video. Hear that algorithm?
How does the good professor get these gorgeous women to accompany him on these trips? Perchance he has 'game'?
ruclips.net/video/ROFeU9_tFf4/видео.htmlsi=byRyqg27a37e7r1J ?......🤨🧐
Incredible.
Hi,
Did u heard about the iron age in tamilnadu, India .. which is dated back to 5000 year old ...
Is it true ...
Other than there was a living history that tracked where the pyramids were... What makes these any more of a pyramid than what's in bosnia? I know in passing you mentioned you don't believe in Bosnian pyramids...
One is artificial. The other is natural.
What is your take on supposed Bosnian piramids?
Have you ever looked i to it?
Reply to Holliday et al. regarding the Carolina Bays February 2025 Antonio Zamora
Wrong video.
@@WorldofAntiquity 90% of my comments disappear from my end. You seem to want to know, I just found out about the new paper. Seriously, you should read my work, because everyone is missing a huge part of our past. How do you explain the conspicuous similarities of the Two Chinese New Years Dragons that chase a bright pearl accompanied with fireworks to the 2013 superbolide footage with its two counter-rotating vortices?
@ I have been seeing a lot of comments coming from you. Maybe the problem is on your end. Clear your browser cache, or try a different browser.
@@WorldofAntiquity Well thanks, I'll try, new computer. I think it is the subject mater, even Amazon puts it under Politics and jacks up the price, they told me that they will keep it up till I let them publish. My Google sites are not crawled, I have to bookmark them so that I can find them. I've even tried getting web builders to make me a stand alone site, five won't touch it. Libraries won't touch it. I'll leave you alone, for awhile, but it is all about The Taurid Stream, without doubt, right now I'm reading a $125 book The Perception of the Pleiades in Mesopotamian Culture 2024 and they don't even know. It will say The Pleiades poured down and they think it is about H2O rain, it doesn't even cross their mind that it could be the radiant meteors from said stream. I've also noticed that the newer books, especially, Mesoamerica, The Pleiades is missing in the story, I even have a dictionary of the area and it isn't in there! It has been a taboo subject since Dr. Fred Whipple's work in 1950, I should know, I've been on the trail since 1969, probably longer than you have been alive. I have already proved it, there is no way the ancients could have possibly ,by random, described this phenomena, in detail, when it wasn't known till 1900. The linguistic scholars that I used, mostly, didn't even know! Have a good one.
@@WorldofAntiquity One more to remind you. It is shown with "The Birdman" of Lascaux, the fallen Pleiades bird goes through the Taurus Constellation and ricochets off the ground with the rhino's six piece excrement representing the rest of the star cluster of seven. Thus, the Taurid Meteor Stream is killing Mankind. In Gobekli Tepe this is shown with the seven birds in a row under Pillar 18. Plus there are about five more examples that the Tas Tepeler Culture venerated said stream. A spectacular one is the grave site with the placement of bovine scapula placed over it, this is very much like Isis and Nefertari each holding a bull's shoulder blade at The Pleiades, where the five gods are born. This is shown in Tauroctony also with the blade placement at the shoulder, the location of the radiant, The Pleiades. In Mesopotamia it is MUL.MUL the seven gods. The two serpents descending from the Mexican pyramid of Chichen Itza represent the superbolide of The Feathered Serpent, from The Pleiades. It is all over the globe! The Tunderbird is from there also, as is The Rainbow Serpent and the warrior brother of the Japanese Sun Goddess that hides in a mountain after he kills her horse. We still commemorate it as The Halloween Fireballs.
Not sure if it was a booty call, but you could have at least got one of the many thousands of guides available throughout Henan and Northern China that speaks better than below basic level English. Pretty poor choice.
You, sir, are truly a class act. Its a pity your free entertainment doesnt meet your high standards
Womp womp
Thank you. So beautiful. How did they do it? Must have inherited from ancient civilization.
They ARE the ancient civilization
Mao's mausoleum was constructed by alien communists!
Not interested.
Thank you for registering your non-interest.
@@Incorruptus1 thanks for the update. we were all on the edge of our seat
ruclips.net/video/KYU_eEUurGc/видео.htmlsi=gzFhC81Pj_YMFD7C ... you people are funding your own biggest enemy.
David, how is it going with Tina? I don't want to pry, but .... how's it going?
Fantastic
@@WorldofAntiquity my man
Nice buddhist artfacts, China had direct influence from central asia, kushan mahayana Buddhism. Therefore,many artifacts are quite similar in art style to greek sculptures, with similar sculpted robes, hair, and realistic details of the human body.