Mauritian Pyramids - Unsolved Mysteries
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- I stumbled upon these pyramids while recently heading to the airport. What do you think - merely piles of rocks formed by farmers clearing their fields, or something of far more historical significance?
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Since over 20 years I visit my wife’s family in Mauritius, I never heard about these pyramids!
Thanks so much to make me discover these.
Definitely on my bucket list for my next visit.
Enjoy your videos.
Continue the good job.
Thanks so much 🙏
Am from mauritius but first time am listening that people were building pyramid here😕
Have you seen these structures? If not, go check them out, they're pretty cool :)
I see them quite often because I travels too others country probably 4 times a year ( yes I'm lucky ). I always like to stop by and look at them. Tu devrais aller les voir un jour.
Ce sont des pierres enlevées du champ pour cultiver la canne depuis les années 1850's. Çà n'a RlEN à voir avec ce que dit la dame. Sauf que l'administrateur de l'établissement à l'époque a eu l'idée de montre les pierres en forme pyramidale. En fait on appelle ces amas de pierres des meules (t'as de pierres). Bientôt ils vont toutes disparaître car les concasseuse de la région vont les broyers en rocksand.
i think you should step out a bit fron your home and check around....
I've seen these coming from the airport but when I asked I was told they were just piles of rocks
Didn't even know it existed.... still i live in Mauritius
Go check them out...they are so interesting...
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Bruh how do u not know that? I mean I do understand if u live in the north of the island but yea. Also from what I heard the piramids are made out of stones which were on the lands of where the sugar cane plantation was. The workers form the sugar cane plantation took all the rocks that was there and built these piramids. Am not sure this if the story is true or not but it does sound logical to me.
I see them everyday it is believed that they burnt sugarcane in it still a mystery tho
@@varunf135 it does not sound logical at all...why take rocks and build perfect pyramids when all they were interested in was growing and exporting sugar??????
Thank you, Lucy, for sharing this fascinating video, I have noticed these stone structures in the past, but it never crossed my mind it that it is Mauritian pyramids, I find that it is very difficult that 80 plus years ago those stones have been gathered there randomly considering how perfect its shape and symmetry is.
your passions about sharing the staggering shores and stunningly beautiful surroundings of Mauritius is so infectious. You are making me aware of various places of Mauritius that im not even aware in spite of the fact that I am a Mauritian. Keep up with this splendid venture.
Thanks very much! I love exploring this island and I certainly intend to continue documenting my time here. I agree, these are more than just piles of rocks! Will be away for a while though due to knee issues, but hopefully will be back stronger around Christmas time!
Do you have information that these pyramids were built less than 100 years ago.
@@LucyLeheilleix . I see that you love Mauritius so much that I think that you should run for the highest office in the country!
I was born in Mauritius 47 years ago and i always knew about those!
They’re awesome. I wish we knew more about them.
Tres interessant, Luce! Merci beaucoup!
Julian Pulvermacher Glad you enjoyed it! :)
I visited Mauritius in 2019 and took a number of photos of these structures. My (late) wife was from Port louis and had never heard of them until I showed her some pictures of them prior to visiting the island on our third trip. Interestingly, they are identical in construction to the ones found on the island of Tenerife, an island on the opposite side of the African continent.
These are very interesting structures. It is amazing the way they are virtually completely ignored here. I do find it intriguing that there are similar structures in other parts of the world.
My ancestor is Tutankhamun. This could have been build by my forefathers.
Very good documentary. I've seen these pyramids long time ago and it is obvious that they are not the same as the other piles of rocks around the island ( in the sugar cane fields). Very good job Lucy and thank you!!!!!
A little different vlog from you. I like it. More of that!
Thanks. That video was from a while back….probably I should go back there 🧐
You deserve so much more subscribers.. Your vlogs are amazing! Keep it up!
Thank you! I'm trying my best and it means a lot to get such a lovely comment!
If you go to Edward Heat De keating botanical garden just before port Louis capital city, you will find there a very very old Egyptian statue of a woman holding a torch .
Oh wow! This is a great tip - for sure I'm going to check this out. Thanks very much!
Are you from Mauritius?
Where is this garden? I never heard about this statue either 😯. Couldn't find any picture online nor the garden.
Nice video
I actually never wondered what they were all about,they seem fascinating to me🤩
This place is certainly fascinating. I like the fact that it's very peaceful. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this video! This is the first time I've seen any footage of pyramids in Mauritius!
Ellen Stapelberg thanks for watching. I find them fascinating and would love to know more. What do you think: merely piles of rocks or something of historical significance?
@@LucyLeheilleix Definitely not piles of stones! It is so clear that they are structures. Probably built for some ritual or religious reason. As you pointed out there were others found with similar structure.
They look like the Guanche pyramids on Tenerife in the Canary Islands.
They do indeed. Amazing similarities actually.
The amazing thing is they are identical to guimar pyramids with same positioning... An unsolved mystery
Yes, this is what fascinates me too...
interesting fact, yes pyramids have been found all around the world even in Mauritius wouah !
There is an old legend which presupposes that a fleet of Hannibal's soldiers were pushed by the Romans away from Mediterranean and the fleet attained an island in the Indian Ocean...
That’s really interesting. I never heard of that one before.
Proof of an ancient civilisation that understood and used earth's energies well before arrival of sugar cane farmers
I tend to agree with you.
@@LucyLeheilleix me too
Look into JonLevi and similar channels! Perhaps not ancient; perhaps much more recently than we realise, and our corporation-ruled environment has maybe concealed this by omitting certain details
Adore this vid!!! Great one. Thanks.Gotta love em Pyramids! And btw I'm visiting your town next month.
Thanks a lot for watching. I love coming to this place.
What we were taught was the rock were removed from the field and piled to clear the land to grow sugar cane. Great video 👌
Interesting! Thanks very much for the comment. Stay safe.
These Pyramids looks exactly like the ones in South America.
Thank you Lucy for sharing this video with us. God Bless you a lot.
Thanks for watching!
My research into the lost ancient continent of Lemuria brought me here ,
Will check these out, thanks. Will report back.
I've seen piles of rocks in the fields around the island but nothing like this!
They're definitely worth checking out.
TY! Good upclose shots and drone...Very interesting! And yes I'm considering the Digital Nomad /EXPAT move
That’s great that you’re considering the move here. It’s a lovely place to live.
Great documentary, I am not sure of the connection by people traveling from somewhere to build it in Africa though. More research is needed , it could also be the other way round people moving from the coast of Africa and building those in Tenerife
Thanks for watching. They are indeed intriguing.
Nice one, Lucy !!
I have seen a documentary on the possible culture of Atlantis (produced by James Cameron) with this design pyramids on the Azores islands in the Atlantic. But your video is a refreshing addition. Now that it has gotten the attention of Brien Foerster (followed a link to this video that he posted on FB) I am sure they will get a lot more attention...Thank you!
Hi Ocker. This is a fascinating place and the mind boggles as to why more research is not conducted of this area. Perhaps people are afraid? I’d love to find out more.
Hi Lucy, greetings from Amsterdam. Love your channel! Impressive drone piloting skills! Watch this documentary, it may help explain more to the origins of your pyramids: ruclips.net/video/KMAtkjy_YK4/видео.html
Thank you for this video,
I always forth that they are just rock but there
People seem to have differing opinions about these pyramids. I find them to be beautiful.
It is really beautiful
I love these pyramids, I once climbed on one. They are aligned in a peculiar way and they represent a work of precision. They're definitely not piles of rock. To me they are a mystery. ... Lemuria...? I do not agree with fencing though, we are already losing access to big chunks of our own island.
Discovering your « reportages »....particularly instructive about Mauritius treasures . Merci beaucoup.
Only a pleasure! It's nice to showcase Mauritius not only as a place with beautiful beaches and 5 star hotels, but also as a country with amazing food, people and nature. Much more coming soon...
Love your videos. So colourful and well made. About the pyramids, well I am originally from the Mahebourg area and I used to travel daily by bus to attend school in Curepipe. I saw these pyramids daily and it was just there, nobody bothered about them. There was no highway at that time and there used to be a stone crushing plant close to it. Most probably they are remnants of a de-rocking scheme which went awry, i.e they turned out to be too beautiful to be destroyed.
Thanks Soobash. I’m glad you like my videos. These pyramids are very special and I wish more care was taken to preserve them.
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I am fascinated by those rocks everytime I go to the airport. These structures looks very much like other ones found in different parts of the world. I have heard that it was the workers that piled these rocks. But when we think over it did they have that ample time to break these rocks and stack them perfectly. Just look at the alignment. Makes me wonder. I guess so serious research should be done here.
They are true works of art. I have my doubts that farmers would take the time to construct these. That's just my opinion, many people think differently.
Curious to know if they were built on Ley Lines, what the alignments are with the stars( which stars) , alignment with North/south , as all Pyramids around the world are built in alignment to true north/south and mostly orientated to Orion belt...and built on leylines
I made some alignments.....when you take a line from pyramid 4 to Teotihutacan pyramid, the line crosses pyramid 2 & 3 right on the middle. Pyramid 4 has an allignment with Machu pichu and Ankor wat where pyramid 4 lies dead on that line. Distances between pyramid 2 and 3 is the same as 3 to 4 (660m)...and 5/6/7 have the same distances between them to. (60m) If you take a line from pyramid 4 to Uluru, pyramid 5 is almost dead on that line to
This is really fascinating. Thanks so much for this information.
@@ArjanBakker hi, am very interested in what you said, can you please make video on this, so people can understand better, and can relate the lines the Iles de paques. Just to see.
It’s eerie. They look like sacrificial alters.
They do a bit...
These are actually Dravidian vortices of Mauritius
C'est pour ralentir le vent. C'est principalement dans les champs de cannes sur l'est et sud-est car le vent vient de cette direction et assez fort en hiver et aussi pour retenir la terre.
Always nice to learn a little bit of history of my island.
May be there are mummies buried in there..
Do check out these pyramids Zyaad if you’re in the area. They’re very interesting. Thanks for the comment.
@@LucyLeheilleix Definitely will be on my todo list after the lockdown!
Very good. Thank You.
Only a pleasure.
Lovely
You have to visit this place. It's awesome.
Seriously, these "pyramids" were made about 80 years ago by fieldworkers supervised by Mr Larcher.
seriously ????
Any proof ? references ?
Great video!
Thanks so much :)
Nice video, excellent presentation, keep going with then :)
Thanks so much :)
That’s super close to my house in MU and I never knew what they where
Go and check them out. They’re fascinating.
@@LucyLeheilleix currently in Canada and waiting for borders to open back up
I am from Mauritius ❤😍
Such a great place :)
Never new Mauritius had a pyramid site. I have been to Mauritius three time I don't remember seen a pyramid site tell I so your video.
It's a cool place to visit. You'll have to come back again!
You should read this link - Ms. Gigal documents not just the seven main pyramids, but other megalithic structures and works as well. All can be seen on Google Earth. And she covers the tip of the iceberg of what can be seen on Google Earth on other parts of the island, hundreds of similar structures to those of the seven best known pyramids.
Thanks for this info. I agree with you that there certainly seems to be a lot more to these "piles of rocks" than meets the eye... It would be amazing if more research could be done.
Hi there can you give a link please thank you.
www.gigalresearch.com/uk/pyramides-maurice.php
Yikes! I've seen them almost all the time I've lived in Mahebourg, but never being close to one. I always thought, it was just the stones from the sugarcane field that they piled up to build some kind of structure with it. May be, one day when I'm back on the island, I'll try to break the mystery behind the strange pyramid of Mauritius.😉
It's well worth a visit. They are beautiful structures.
I remember them from my visit in the 90's. Really thought they were just collections of rocks taken out of the fields so people could farm. The fields without these rock piles are very stoney. But considering the precise architecture of these pyramids I'm now thinking slave labour was involved, as it was in Egypt.
I live near one of those pyramids
So cool 😎 I find them fascinating.
The stone is volcanic stone and the sugarcane worker building this monuments too monuments and using the stone as foundation for the haus and road 😊
Hi
It not possible
Go find out more
Pls
What is your theory?
Very interesting. Great vid. Thanks
Thanks for your support!
Hello these pyramid has been build by the arabs sailors when they visit the island in the 16 th century when they visited the Dina Robin which they named Mauritius
Amezig video
The question is - why are they deliberately 'ignored' by the so called 'authorities'?
A great question
Those are for sure pyramids.
I am of the same opinion. Thanks for watching. :)
Unfortunately many people here believe they are mere piles of rock. But I am confident these Pyramid structures are much more than rocks.
I agree. Seems odd that farmers would take the time to build these structures - surely they would have literally thrown them into piles...
Nice video
Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
Second oops - I didn't get to the part of your video where you mention my posted link! sorry!
yo, flying a drone within a 2-1 nm radius within the vicinity of the airport is actually a pretty serious offence if the civil aviation comes to know about this video, you must have surely taken some special permission from the civil aviation department right! because no drone or unknown flying objects are allowed within a 10nm radius from the airport, but still anyhow, a lot of people do violate that law. but the video was pretty cool, they always seemed mysterious to me as no one i knew had any explanation of their existence
Thanks for this info. Interestingly the DJI software didn't give me any warnings at all so I thought I was out of the zone. I flew my drone in France last year and had warnings virtually everywhere I went - so much so that I'll never fly there again...
Lucy Leheilleix i think as long as you’re flying low you should be okay, though I do have to admit that some of your shots were a bit high up. The concern is if your drone flies away (software or hardware failure) and into the path of a plane given the close proximity of the airport. In all honesty I think it sucks as you can’t fly your drone over beautiful places like Blue Bay.
I flew my DJI Mini
In the late eighties we used to see a lot of them when travelling on the northern part of the island. I remember being a kid and seeing them in the region of stade anjalay and beyond.
They sure are a sight to behold!
They do seem to have some significance. It's a matter of time before someone finds it.
I do believe so too...
This is just a hypothesis,this has nothing to do with Egyptian civilisation or what.Infact these are heap of rocks commonly known as "meule" arranged in a pyramid structural way in the process of manual derocking of sugar fields in the early forties by labourers of the Mon Desert Mon Tresor Sugar Estate under the supervision of the field manager of that time a certain Mr Larcher of MDMT estate.
The area had plenty of rocks and this is the reason behind why a UBP stone crushing plant emerged nearby.
Thanks very much for this interesting information.
Antoine gigal built a hypothesis from pictures and google earth views of Mauritius and never actually came to investigate like a real scientist would do. Also she was not the only one to drew hypothesis, Semir Osmanagic came and say that it was built by ancien civilisation even before the first discoveries of the island by the Arabs. This guy is no archeologist, he is mostly a businessman who made money with creating tourist site by declaring crazy conspiracy theories about pyramids, he claimed to have discovered older and larger pyramids than the one in Gizeh hidden under mountains in Bosnia . 26 scientist from European Archeologist Association signed a letter to tell how much of a Hoax this was and to show the lack of scientific and academic discipline of this guy. It is under-estimate the intelligence and strength of Mauritian labourers to think that they were not able to built theses meules in 1944 and it is a lack of respect to the local scientific community to think that theses theories are relevant. There is records of local that have assisted the construction of theses pyramids, and there is notrecords at all of these pyramids in maps preceding 1944. So Antoine gigal and osmanagic are mostly wannabe scientists who got heard just because they are part of a social elite and privilege peoples who think they can come to Mauritius to explain to the dumb locals their own history.
Very very beautiful
Thank you!
I like your video❤️
Thanks very much :)
@@LucyLeheilleix ❤️
The Pheonicians.
thank you for most interesting post. tommorow first direct flight mauritious _Israel. you are invited to make a post
Très intéressant 👍🏻
It called pyramids
But it not
Long year ago
The people's make it
To climb on it .it about 4 to 5 meters high
For the sugar plant
People must not put fire on the sugar cane
Thanks
Yes, these were built by Aliens and are their forthcoming landing sites. Come on ’’sea faring’’ people ? Tenerife ? These were built by the slaves and labourers who have been living on this island for the last 400 years. It is in the middle of a vast sugarcane field.They did not exist before the Dutch. The only ’’sea faring’’ people who would have discovered Mauritius before the Arabs and Portuguese are the austronesians who came all the way from Taiwan, Indonesia to Madagascar. The austronesians are not known to building pyramids.
An interesting site that seems to create quite a divide of opinions.
Where is this located in Mauritius?
It's near the airport - about 5 mins away. Very easy to find.
@@LucyLeheilleix tnks
@@LucyLeheilleix Theres some more i guess before quartier militaire and melrose.
If you want to understand this mystery, here is an excellent starting point for explanation and analysis.
ruclips.net/video/3ANA9Q8zp54/видео.html
I live near that area and it is believed that they used to burn sugarcane in them.
That sounds interesting. I’ve never heard of that before. Thanks for the comment.
Was built to protect the cane field from strong wind
yeah right
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just ask the owner of the property? Omnicane maybe?
Hmmmm, yes I could, but I reckon they might tell me they’re just piles of rocks?! You never know though! Good suggestion and thanks for watching.
@@LucyLeheilleix Yeah, after commenting, i thought the same. Don't believe they'd bother looking it up...
The mysterious sea people of the Med!?
Possibly, yes!
Yes no doubt the Pheonicians
Nonsense theory, they never want to credit Africans
These pyramids were created when the fields were cleared of stones within living memory and if you ask around, you can speak to former employees of the sugar estate who worked to clear the land.
Even pyramids can be unlucky.
As far as I was aware these stone piles which have become better stacked and organised over the decades by those in charge of the landscape. The volcanic rocks at the surface of the topsoil was removed for growing sugar cane. The stones were stacked by the field workers over many decades. They do not form or are set out geometrically to align with anything celestial .... I remember seeing the stone piles as far back as 1973..... they were more randomly stacked by then... Its quite "romantic" to think that they otherthan just a pile of rocks.....well they are certainly not linked to any Pharoahs (Egyptian) or Sacrificial cults (South Americas) :-0
Cliff LAimable But they are identical to other pyramids somewhere else, a comment under the video says
Why would someone change how they look? They honestly get no attention from tourists, I was there
It's a sad fact that they are totally neglected. I find them fascinating and more than just rock piles... when we're back to normal life here, I'll definitely go back. Thanks for your comment.
maybe for a signal fire
Stop being racist we no early Africans built those smh
I'm not being racist. Merely reporting on these amazing structures which are clearly not just piles of rocks.
@@LucyLeheilleixit is racist to assume Mediterraneans built them. The same mental gymanstics that Egyptologists do to avoid crediting black indigenous Africans.
But who built it
searchTruth sincerity I’d really love to know the answer to that question!
Hi are you mauritian
@@searchtruthsincerity1155 Hi! No, I'm from Cape Town, RSA. Currently living in Mauritius.
Ok.ur welcome in our little island.wat ur profession dear
@@searchtruthsincerity1155 I work in TV and media :)
Lol
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Mauritius never had many native indigenous aboriginal populations or indigenous, native ,aboriginal population ,indigenous native aboriginal cultures indigenous, native ,aboriginal ,culture ,indigenous native ,aboriginal humans on island of Mauritius prior to colonization ,colonialism millennia ago or centuries ago prior to the extinction of dodos on the island of Mauritius by Europeans the Dutch ,the Portuguese after the extinction of dodos at the hands of Europeans ,the Dutch ,the Portuguese at European ,Dutch ,Portuguese hands prior to the island being captured by the French and then the British slash English during wars during the age of exploration prior to Subsharan east Africans bring brought on the island as slaves ,slave labor during the slave trade and the abolition of the slave trade and slavery on the island ,prior to indentured servitude by Asian southeast Asian ,south Asian ,east Asian indentured servants prior to the abolition of indentured servitude under European rule by European powers at the time under Dutch rule ,later on Portuguese rule later on French rule later on British slash English rule prior to decolonization prior to the British empire collapsible after the second great war prior to the cold war and the spread of socialism ,communism ,Marxism ,communist ideals ,socialist ideals ,Marxist ideals ,authoritarian left ,totalitarian left ,hard left winged ideologies ,hard left winged, authoritarian left winged, totalitarian left winged ideals during the red scare being briefly visited by Arabs ,Iranians ,Afghans briefly sailing to the island for centuries and a millennia with a history going back centuries at best to the fall of western Rome, the western Roman empire the western half of Rome ,the Roman empire ,the rise of Islam ,the Islamic golden age ,raids and conquests by the Norse also called Vikings ,invasions by Normans descendants of the Norse also called Vikings and the hundred years war the middle ages ,the dark ages ,the crusades ,the bubonic plague also called the black death ,the renaissance, the Tudor period ,the Jacobean period, the Elizabethan period, the Stuart period ,the age of exploration, colonization ,colonialism ..this is pseudo historically revisionism ,historical revisionist pseudo history not real true history not by a pseudo historical revisionist ,history revisionist pseudo historian hacks cult archeologist hacks , pseudo historical, historical revisionist frauds, pseudo historical , historical revisionist charlatans , pseudo historical ,historical revisionist shysters ,pseudo historical, historical revisionist fraudsters with no credentials, college ,university level secondary education ,credible sources ,proof ,evidence whatsoever to prove or back up what they are claim and are claiming with credible evidence ,proof to back up, prove their claims what they claim and are claiming .more likely those rock ,stone structures ,buildings are all large piles of large rocks ,stones which are large boulders carefully , meticulously piled on top of each to resemble a stone ,rock structures , rock ,stone buildings which are not stone , rock structures , rock , stone buildings but rock , stone piles of different rocks ,stones which boulders piled meticulously,carefully on top of each other .
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How savage and wrong attitude is this??
You have to be an illiterate and close personality that you respond like this on someone who is doing so much research on our motherland!!
Travel and see the world before you respond with such an attitude!
Sad reality is that many expats in Mauritius are treated this way....it's the "go back to your country" attitude.
@@LucyLeheilleix true... I'm Mauritian and i have a gf who is from abroad and sometimes people don't treat her properly.
Thank you for this, I really enjoyed it! I'm a British born Mauritian and have been there on holidays but never knew about these
Hi Jack! Glad you enjoyed it!
@@LucyLeheilleix I shared this video on my Facebook page :)
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