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Maybe the village had a custom of human sacrifice and they happened to catch some foreigners in it and the custom continued till late 80s Or it was just a periodic religious practice lost in history and it's not strange because considering the religious similarities between the two religions it is more likely that some Greeks got settled in India and we're unfortunately caught in some sort of disaster
The human sacrifice is what I was thinking too, maybe that are the times that the tribes lived there and the visitors met a gruesome fate....then the tribe moved on. I know it may be a reach but stranger things have gone on....and if you want a smile not totally serious, big foot or the abominable snow man...
Since the usual scientific explanations do not match, that’s an indication it’s time to turn to ancient historical accounts that have been unfairly discounted, such as the Hebrew Bible. There are several cataclysmic events that could be considered and several problems with the methods of dating that are most commonly used, mainly the gap theories begun in the 1800s but still untested today that insert huge stretches of blank space into history rather than accepting those gaps are unlikely in the course of human records. Given the notorious difficulty of getting accurate carbon dates past only a short time in the past, other methods of dating might need to be considered. If, for example, bodies had been trapped in ice for a long time after a cataclysmic event such as a huge flood pre glaciers, there would still be plenty of flesh on them to decay once the bodies finally were freed of the ice. Would carbon dating be accurate on really ancient frozen bodies? We always assume so, but keep in mind that such dating can throw curve balls like live shellfish clocking in at over a thousand years old. It would also account for a variety of family types of bodies had been washed together into one place. Pre diluvian humans seem to have been larger than usual if you take the many flood tales of antiquity into account, but the artifacts do seem quite late for that ancient of a time frame. Also, the sub families that DNA can identify as originating from India would not have developed until after the Great Flood, so that would make it seem these are actually ante diluvian but still carrying the recessive traits of great height even as some of the other families were already shrinking down to a more familiar size. Given the findings that some were unusually large and there was such a cache of artifacts with them, these very well could be members of the great migrations that occurred when people spread out from the cradle of civilization after the great divide of the languages. This would have been far longer than 800 years ago, but again there are so many flaws emerging in regards to our previous gold standard dating methods that I’m not sure any of them are going to give us solid clues at this point in time. A caravan of travelers meeting with the unpredictable freezes of the Himalayas could again result in more than one party being trapped in ice at different times and the freed and washed into the pool due to its placement and enough cycles of warmer weather to unlock them.
I think that it's a natural death trap that lies along a well known pilgrimage route that has been used for centuries. If there's snow on the ground people wouldn't realize that they were walking out onto a lake and occasionally groups of people would fall through the ice. Also the surrounding terrain seems to all slope down toward the lake. If you slipped in icy conditions, you would probably start sliding toward the lake and not be able to stop yourself. You might hit your head on some rocks on the way down, which would explain the head injuries, then you would splash into the lake. The frigid water of the lake would immediately take your breath away and you'd drown. That's just what makes sense to me. Who knows?
This makes some sense to me. The Himalayas are treacherous under the best of conditions. If the earliest group were traveling in warming weather, it's possible that as the elevation increased they would find more and more snow and ice. A group of them may have been crossing the lake, not realizing there was a lake under their feet. It may have given way as the number of people crossing the lake increased, causing them to fall at relatively the same time. From the images, it looks like the lake level could have been much deeper, and over time the water level receded. That doesn't explain the head wounds or if they happened before or after death. If they were crossing with their items on top of their heads, that might explain the pots and other items found with them. I need to watch it again. The taller people are curious and I have a lot of questions about them. Very interesting! Thank you!
My mind is drawn to some feature in the area that has caught multiple parties out over the centuries. The first thought, as others have suggested, is that perhaps a nearby route is particularly hazardous, and people have simply fallen to their deaths. Another possibility is that people have sought shelter from bad weather and frozen to death. If the depression that the lake lies in is affected by katabatic winds (otherwise known as cold-air drainage or downhill winds) then those taking shelter could unwittingly find themselves in a much colder and more hostile place. The same theory (katabatic winds) killed a group of Swedish hikers, and has also been proposed as a credible theory for the Dyatlov Pass mystery (this time a group of Russian hikers). Regardless of what caused people to meet their fate there, I assume that seasonal snow melts caused the bodies to collect in the lake, only to be discovered by the team in the 1900s.
Even though I am Indian I have never heard of this ( probably because I am in south India ) ! It was very insightful. Found your channel through the Tudor series and I love your videos !
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Good video, thanks! I'm curious, was there a mention of the fact that this lake looks like the centre of a large 'funnel'? The mountainsides are quite smooth and icy and all slope down to the lake. This could explain the head injuries, if the bodies slid down the mountain they would have hit rocks on the top of their head on the way down. It was likely multiple travelling parties throughout the centuries who had met their fate in bad weather, and their bodies slid down to one point. Only issue is that looking closer on Google Earth, this surrounding mountainside is not particularly large compared to neighbouring mountains.. so why would this particular spot have collected so many bodies... hmm, perhaps most mountain sides lead to valleys, not funnel like lakes.
It would seem that natural ice/water movement isn't shifting the remains downwards as happens in most places. If this happened in more places then we would also see numerous bodies there, simply through build up over time. I agree that this would be close to a common pathway in the himalayas and bad weather is the most likely cause of death. It doesn't need to be giant hailstones but the cold alone could catch unprepared non-locals. Many diseases leave no trace in bones so some could easily be from various illnesses. Group A is over enough time to be random individuals from separate travelling parties. And since local legend refers to pilgrims this seems reasonable. It would also fit would various illnesses as people travelled for cures. Group B if indicating well fed then they were not poor so I would expect there to references to be found somewhere in archives of wealthier families indicating a journey or travelling route. It maybe that this has yet to be connected with India due to poor descriptions of the destination and experts in one field of study not being aware of this particular skeleton collection so far away. I would hope that further DNA comparisons might help narrow who they were related to.
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A fascinating mystery. If England's Hammer Studios had been aware of this they might have used it as a basis for one of their schlocky horror films (no disrespect intended; I'm actually a fan). I'm so glad I finally got around to watching this entry in your excellent series.
I discovered your videos a couple weeks ago and have been devouring them. I've never heard of this lake - very interesting. I'm wondering - I've never been able to find the information on sources you sometimes mention that can be found below the video. Is there something extra I can do to locate them?
Having skeletons who's DNA was more Greek is not as fantastical as it may sound, as Hellenic culture had been spread this far by Alexander the great. In fact there were quite a few towns and small cities that retained their greek way of life out this far right through the Seleucid period and beyond and were frontier towns on the trade routes with China
My thought was that the Greeks were early explorers led there by the one Asian guy as a guide and they got caught in a blizzard or something. They are much later than the time of Marco Polo but not too late for popular interest in travelogues.
Lesser known fact is that, Hindu culture spread way way beyond Greece in history. There are shocking facts about linkages of Hinduism with even Latin America and Australia so the group B individuals must have been doing the “Swargarohanam” which is a practice in Hindus to Die while reaching heights of Himalayas but possibly not all could make it beyond this point hence probably the burial place next to lake. I think there is a strong possibility for this.
Ice moves so if you are in an avalanche eventually you will be spit out. Could all of these people have been caught in avalanches and this depression is where the ice ended up pushing them?
The Tibetan book of the dead maybe a source to look into. It outlines in detail the ritual and preparation for the body and soul for its departing of this life as well as the treatment of the body after death which is considered an empty vessel to be be given back to nature. It even describes how the body is to be position. It's worth noting.
I find it interesting that in the middle of a let’s say an all encompassing war, life goes on. He’s out collecting flowers for science. I was going to hazard a guess that it was a long term burial site, sacred as it were, but the differences between the areas of origin/age differences🤔🤷♀️. Fascinating.
Lake Nyos in Afica experienced a catastrophic outgassing of carbon dioxide in 1985. The released carbon dioxide essentially suffocated more than 1,700 people living in the area. Maybe a periodic some release of some type of gas might have been responsible for the deaths.
It's possible that the people who showed a genetic affinity with the Mediterranean may have been part of a group with genetic and cultural ties to the old Greco-Bactrian kingdom that once existed in the area. While the kingdom was gone for about 1000 years by the 8th century AD, the Mediterranean populations that once lived and ruled in the Indo-Greek kingdom that existed in what is now Afghanistan and Pakistan were probably still living in the area.
I think the early bodies could well be a pilgrimage that came to an abrupt and sticky end. What the Greeks were doing there is anyone's guess but knowing the crazy conspiracy theories we know people entertain nowadays I suppose they may have gone there on some mission to join those who had gone before. Fascinating.
This is really puzzling. Not familiar with this case. Great presentation. Hard to formulate a theory with group B coming from the Aegean. The nonhuman artifacts would be most helpful. Wow! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and work. Lvya
I would say that at 7:30 or so you mention that DNA analysis was used to determine their diets, but I don't see how that would have been possible. Did you mean Stable Isotope analysis? That is gotten from tooth enamel and bone can be used broadly to determine diet, as well as where people spent their childhood when their adult teeth were forming.
Perhaps Group B were on a pilgrimage to the lake to view the remains of Group A which someone may have discovered the same way as guys in 1942, the lake was thawed. You could suggest that the weather trapped them and they either succumbed to the elements or even those that died first were put in the lake by the initial survivors, who later all perished as well The person in Group C may have just been unlucky. Stumbled across the thawed lake then was trapped by rapidly changing weather conditions
Perhaps it was some sort of graveyard for foreigners? One that was forgotten to recent memory when it was rediscovered? I would believe the Cretan/Greek group were traders who died all at once (hopefully of an illness, I don't like the alternatives) - why else would someone from the Greek archipelago be in the Himalayas??
I have so many questions! How tall is "unusually tall?" Could some have been a race of giants that have been rumored to have existed Have? Have any skulls been reconstructed to form a more realistic face to see what they may have looked like? What brought these people to this lake specifically?
Having seen video of the bones in question, "unusually tall" probably means a couple inches above average for the area (and Himalayan people arent teeny but the tend to be on the shorter side). They looked totally normal-sized.
In my mind, I picture a group of early Eastern Asian people looking for water and fall down this slope into the lake and drown unable to climb back up but idk
I’m curious to which group (s) do the women’s remains belong? This may figure into some scenario, slavery or some sort of cult. Could be anything, but I am curious about the women.
Could contamination account for the unusual DNA results? I am reminded of the mysterious master criminal who was involved in practically every major crime in Europe for many years and tracked by Inter Pol but who eventually turned out to be one of the DNA techs at the European lab used by most of the police departments and Inter Pol.
....for the supposed greek origin skeletons let remind that in asia were many descendants feom alexander great migration that in time established there and became in these religions etc...
If they say "when you hear hooves think horses not zebras" then this is z case where you hear hooves and think what? Macrsuchenia? Prehistoric ungulate? Occams razor gone dull
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Maybe the village had a custom of human sacrifice and they happened to catch some foreigners in it and the custom continued till late 80s
Or it was just a periodic religious practice lost in history and it's not strange because considering the religious similarities between the two religions it is more likely that some Greeks got settled in India and we're unfortunately caught in some sort of disaster
The human sacrifice is what I was thinking too, maybe that are the times that the tribes lived there and the visitors met a gruesome fate....then the tribe moved on. I know it may be a reach but stranger things have gone on....and if you want a smile not totally serious, big foot or the abominable snow man...
Since the usual scientific explanations do not match, that’s an indication it’s time to turn to ancient historical accounts that have been unfairly discounted, such as the Hebrew Bible.
There are several cataclysmic events that could be considered and several problems with the methods of dating that are most commonly used, mainly the gap theories begun in the 1800s but still untested today that insert huge stretches of blank space into history rather than accepting those gaps are unlikely in the course of human records. Given the notorious difficulty of getting accurate carbon dates past only a short time in the past, other methods of dating might need to be considered.
If, for example, bodies had been trapped in ice for a long time after a cataclysmic event such as a huge flood pre glaciers, there would still be plenty of flesh on them to decay once the bodies finally were freed of the ice. Would carbon dating be accurate on really ancient frozen bodies? We always assume so, but keep in mind that such dating can throw curve balls like live shellfish clocking in at over a thousand years old. It would also account for a variety of family types of bodies had been washed together into one place. Pre diluvian humans seem to have been larger than usual if you take the many flood tales of antiquity into account, but the artifacts do seem quite late for that ancient of a time frame. Also, the sub families that DNA can identify as originating from India would not have developed until after the Great Flood, so that would make it seem these are actually ante diluvian but still carrying the recessive traits of great height even as some of the other families were already shrinking down to a more familiar size.
Given the findings that some were unusually large and there was such a cache of artifacts with them, these very well could be members of the great migrations that occurred when people spread out from the cradle of civilization after the great divide of the languages. This would have been far longer than 800 years ago, but again there are so many flaws emerging in regards to our previous gold standard dating methods that I’m not sure any of them are going to give us solid clues at this point in time. A caravan of travelers meeting with the unpredictable freezes of the Himalayas could again result in more than one party being trapped in ice at different times and the freed and washed into the pool due to its placement and enough cycles of warmer weather to unlock them.
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@@laurenturner3578 the bones are 500 to 800 years old. Watch the video.
I think that it's a natural death trap that lies along a well known pilgrimage route that has been used for centuries. If there's snow on the ground people wouldn't realize that they were walking out onto a lake and occasionally groups of people would fall through the ice. Also the surrounding terrain seems to all slope down toward the lake. If you slipped in icy conditions, you would probably start sliding toward the lake and not be able to stop yourself. You might hit your head on some rocks on the way down, which would explain the head injuries, then you would splash into the lake. The frigid water of the lake would immediately take your breath away and you'd drown. That's just what makes sense to me. Who knows?
This makes some sense to me. The Himalayas are treacherous under the best of conditions. If the earliest group were traveling in warming weather, it's possible that as the elevation increased they would find more and more snow and ice. A group of them may have been crossing the lake, not realizing there was a lake under their feet. It may have given way as the number of people crossing the lake increased, causing them to fall at relatively the same time. From the images, it looks like the lake level could have been much deeper, and over time the water level receded. That doesn't explain the head wounds or if they happened before or after death. If they were crossing with their items on top of their heads, that might explain the pots and other items found with them.
I need to watch it again. The taller people are curious and I have a lot of questions about them. Very interesting! Thank you!
My mind is drawn to some feature in the area that has caught multiple parties out over the centuries.
The first thought, as others have suggested, is that perhaps a nearby route is particularly hazardous, and people have simply fallen to their deaths.
Another possibility is that people have sought shelter from bad weather and frozen to death. If the depression that the lake lies in is affected by katabatic winds (otherwise known as cold-air drainage or downhill winds) then those taking shelter could unwittingly find themselves in a much colder and more hostile place. The same theory (katabatic winds) killed a group of Swedish hikers, and has also been proposed as a credible theory for the Dyatlov Pass mystery (this time a group of Russian hikers).
Regardless of what caused people to meet their fate there, I assume that seasonal snow melts caused the bodies to collect in the lake, only to be discovered by the team in the 1900s.
Great theories. Thank you for watching :-)
Even though I am Indian I have never heard of this ( probably because I am in south India ) ! It was very insightful. Found your channel through the Tudor series and I love your videos !
Thank you for another excellent video (though at its time of uploading this was your very first official video so it could NOT have been “another” excellent video but rather, it was your ONLY excellent video 🤣) BUT I am a Jonny-Come-Lately and have been watching your newer videos for the last little while; Ergo, this is another excellent video❤️
Good video, thanks! I'm curious, was there a mention of the fact that this lake looks like the centre of a large 'funnel'? The mountainsides are quite smooth and icy and all slope down to the lake. This could explain the head injuries, if the bodies slid down the mountain they would have hit rocks on the top of their head on the way down. It was likely multiple travelling parties throughout the centuries who had met their fate in bad weather, and their bodies slid down to one point. Only issue is that looking closer on Google Earth, this surrounding mountainside is not particularly large compared to neighbouring mountains.. so why would this particular spot have collected so many bodies... hmm, perhaps most mountain sides lead to valleys, not funnel like lakes.
No, I don't recall any mention of a funnel. That's a fascinating theory though :-)
It would seem that natural ice/water movement isn't shifting the remains downwards as happens in most places.
If this happened in more places then we would also see numerous bodies there, simply through build up over time.
I agree that this would be close to a common pathway in the himalayas and bad weather is the most likely cause of death. It doesn't need to be giant hailstones but the cold alone could catch unprepared non-locals. Many diseases leave no trace in bones so some could easily be from various illnesses.
Group A is over enough time to be random individuals from separate travelling parties. And since local legend refers to pilgrims this seems reasonable. It would also fit would various illnesses as people travelled for cures.
Group B if indicating well fed then they were not poor so I would expect there to references to be found somewhere in archives of wealthier families indicating a journey or travelling route. It maybe that this has yet to be connected with India due to poor descriptions of the destination and experts in one field of study not being aware of this particular skeleton collection so far away. I would hope that further DNA comparisons might help narrow who they were related to.
It does sort of resemble an ant lion’s trap..
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Fascinating and very well researched and documented. Thanks. Rob
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A fascinating mystery. If England's Hammer Studios had been aware of this they might have used it as a basis for one of their schlocky horror films (no disrespect intended; I'm actually a fan). I'm so glad I finally got around to watching this entry in your excellent series.
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Interesting. You have opened a deep mystery that has me intrigued. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it :-)
@@HistoryCalling it was all new information to me and I thought I knew a little bit about the world.
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Fascinating! Thank you
Very well done video. Thank you.
New subscriber after watching several of your videos. I've always loved history and you do a great job with your facts on these videos.
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amazing vid, Thanks! :)
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I can’t believe I just found this video. It’s amazing!!
I have an ancestor in common with one of the bodies that was found there!
me too
Sure, what you two have in common is that you are both dreaming😂😂😂
This is fascinating! 😲
Thank you :-) I think so too.
I discovered your videos a couple weeks ago and have been devouring them. I've never heard of this lake - very interesting. I'm wondering - I've never been able to find the information on sources you sometimes mention that can be found below the video. Is there something extra I can do to locate them?
Thank you!
Having skeletons who's DNA was more Greek is not as fantastical as it may sound, as Hellenic culture had been spread this far by Alexander the great. In fact there were quite a few towns and small cities that retained their greek way of life out this far right through the Seleucid period and beyond and were frontier towns on the trade routes with China
My thought was that the Greeks were early explorers led there by the one Asian guy as a guide and they got caught in a blizzard or something. They are much later than the time of Marco Polo but not too late for popular interest in travelogues.
Fascinating! Thank you so much.
Good story , i have learn a lot
The Unexplained just covered this story. No worries, I directed everyone to your version and channel. Please keep up the good work. Lvya
Given that Sky burial is the norm in this part of the world, where else would the larger bones go?
Lesser known fact is that, Hindu culture spread way way beyond Greece in history. There are shocking facts about linkages of Hinduism with even Latin America and Australia so the group B individuals must have been doing the “Swargarohanam” which is a practice in Hindus to Die while reaching heights of Himalayas but possibly not all could make it beyond this point hence probably the burial place next to lake. I think there is a strong possibility for this.
Ice moves so if you are in an avalanche eventually you will be spit out. Could all of these people have been caught in avalanches and this depression is where the ice ended up pushing them?
Thank you very much.
The Tibetan book of the dead maybe a source to look into. It outlines in detail the ritual and preparation for the body and soul for its departing of this life as well as the treatment of the body after death which is considered an empty vessel to be be given back to nature. It even describes how the body is to be position. It's worth noting.
I find it interesting that in the middle of a let’s say an all encompassing war, life goes on. He’s out collecting flowers for science. I was going to hazard a guess that it was a long term burial site, sacred as it were, but the differences between the areas of origin/age differences🤔🤷♀️. Fascinating.
Lake Nyos in Afica experienced a catastrophic outgassing of carbon dioxide in 1985. The released carbon dioxide essentially suffocated more than 1,700 people living in the area. Maybe a periodic some release of some type of gas might have been responsible for the deaths.
Very interesting. Nice to find this channel.
Thanks Mary. It's nice to have you here :-)
It's possible that the people who showed a genetic affinity with the Mediterranean may have been part of a group with genetic and cultural ties to the old Greco-Bactrian kingdom that once existed in the area. While the kingdom was gone for about 1000 years by the 8th century AD, the Mediterranean populations that once lived and ruled in the Indo-Greek kingdom that existed in what is now Afghanistan and Pakistan were probably still living in the area.
Randomly thinking out loud here... wonder if they might have descended from the Greek fortress cities established by Alexander the Great.
I think the early bodies could well be a pilgrimage that came to an abrupt and sticky end. What the Greeks were doing there is anyone's guess but knowing the crazy conspiracy theories we know people entertain nowadays I suppose they may have gone there on some mission to join those who had gone before. Fascinating.
My thoughts are that group c is a tour guide type for group b. Lack of injuries leads me to believe the cause of death is freezing.
This is really puzzling. Not familiar with this case. Great presentation. Hard to formulate a theory with group B coming from the Aegean. The nonhuman artifacts would be most helpful. Wow! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and work. Lvya
Thanks David :-)
I’m related to those Skelton I’m Indian Caribbean I did a dna test I’m trace back to northeastIndia
I would say that at 7:30 or so you mention that DNA analysis was used to determine their diets, but I don't see how that would have been possible. Did you mean Stable Isotope analysis? That is gotten from tooth enamel and bone can be used broadly to determine diet, as well as where people spent their childhood when their adult teeth were forming.
5.19.......a KFC add came on with people eating chicken off the bones. Worst add placement ever. I'll never eat KFC again! Lolol
Some kind of naturally formed human bucket trap. Like the ones used to catch mice.
Perhaps Group B were on a pilgrimage to the lake to view the remains of Group A which someone may have discovered the same way as guys in 1942, the lake was thawed.
You could suggest that the weather trapped them and they either succumbed to the elements or even those that died first were put in the lake by the initial survivors, who later all perished as well
The person in Group C may have just been unlucky. Stumbled across the thawed lake then was trapped by rapidly changing weather conditions
6:43 : Group B were likely part of Caravan of traders from the Ottoman Empire, Group A and C were either traders or pilgrim (or both)...
Perhaps it was some sort of graveyard for foreigners? One that was forgotten to recent memory when it was rediscovered? I would believe the Cretan/Greek group were traders who died all at once (hopefully of an illness, I don't like the alternatives) - why else would someone from the Greek archipelago be in the Himalayas??
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Too bizarre!
I have so many questions! How tall is "unusually tall?" Could some have been a race of giants that have been rumored to have existed Have? Have any skulls been reconstructed to form a more realistic face to see what they may have looked like? What brought these people to this lake specifically?
Giants? Lol
Having seen video of the bones in question, "unusually tall" probably means a couple inches above average for the area (and Himalayan people arent teeny but the tend to be on the shorter side). They looked totally normal-sized.
The lake is at 16000 feet or 5000 meters so altitude sickness and exposure would and could kill..
Wow - still no answers. Good program though, thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Thank you. I'm really glad you liked it.
In my mind, I picture a group of early Eastern Asian people looking for water and fall down this slope into the lake and drown unable to climb back up but idk
How usual that she finally does a post that isn't about old England. She needs more of these.
I read about the hail stone possibility
People who collect gruesome souvenirs are crazy, they should get a visit from that multi-armed god, them and animal hunters who hunt for fun.
This channel is competitor of History channel.
I’m curious to which group (s) do the women’s remains belong? This may figure into some scenario, slavery or some sort of cult. Could be anything, but I am curious about the women.
Could contamination account for the unusual DNA results? I am reminded of the mysterious master criminal who was involved in practically every major crime in Europe for many years and tracked by Inter Pol but who eventually turned out to be one of the DNA techs at the European lab used by most of the police departments and Inter Pol.
I had heard of this extraordinarily adept person shows how evidence can be misleading
They are the pilgrims from various parts of India and may be from Tibbet also.
Release of gases or sulfuric acid in the lake bottom??? It could happen occasionally without volcanic eruptions...
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It's a mystery
Why is the voice clicky sounding 😵💫
33 degree look for 34
Glacial deposit?
....for the supposed greek origin skeletons let remind that in asia were many descendants feom alexander great migration that in time established there and became in these religions etc...
What a shame that ppl took things. That's awful.
I know, so disrespectful.
Has anyone checked to see if this is a Frost Hollow?
Ritual sacrifice?
Avalanche?
EVERY 23 YEARS FOR 23 DAYS IT GETS TO FEED !!!
I know why the Mediterranean Greek went looking for the summit godd
Good travelers migrating, succumbed to harse climate .
Looking for utopia?
did they all drink poison water from the watering hole? Test the soil.
Sacrifices? Maybe I should wait till the end 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Certainly a possibility, at least for some of them.
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Sounds like some dead servant dumping ground
This was Shangri-la. The waters were the fountain of youth. Believed that once you die you would be our into the waters to be reborn again
Drink. Water.
Why is it that a lot of the women doing narration for RUclips videos try so hard to sound like a stoned baby?
If they say "when you hear hooves think horses not zebras" then this is z case where you hear hooves and think what? Macrsuchenia? Prehistoric ungulate? Occams razor gone dull
Sounds like wet fart not big fun of sound but very good documentary thank you