South America's Megalithic Age!

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  • Опубликовано: 5 май 2020
  • South America's 'Megalithic Age' is evidenced by the great antiquity and different styles of ancient architecture found across Peru and Bolivia, particularly throughout the region defined by the Andes mountain range. It has also been written about by many authors and researchers for centuries.
    Sir Clements Markham was one such author, he travelled and studied the region, and its history for more than 60 years, was an expert in the Quecha language, and intimately familiar with all the primary sources of information, scant though they are, given the conquest of the new world by the Spanish invaders. His conclusions after a lifetime of research are very interesting, particularly when compared to those of our current academic establishment.
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    A small correction: at 37:52, the label should read 'Chavin Temple' and not 'Sacsayhuaman' . A small oversight that I missed in editing.
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Комментарии • 976

  • @Timejump369
    @Timejump369 4 года назад +275

    If school would have been like this I would have totally paid attention. Great piece of information

  • @tobyjugg6202
    @tobyjugg6202 4 года назад +129

    Utterly fascinating and thought provoking. I live in northern Thailand and find i am "uncomfortable" with western interpretations of the ruins here. Your measured arguments when coupled with the older texts continue to drive my interests despite having never travelled Peru, instead choosing a brief time looking at Mayan Art and architecture. I wish I was 30 years younger but with my current thirst for knowledge. My sincere thanks for your measured film making and content.

  • @MarianoWilliams420
    @MarianoWilliams420 Год назад +3

    Also... little attention is paid to the fact that INCA people themselves did not claim to have built these structures, according to vast oral tradition...

  • @rogerdudra178
    @rogerdudra178 3 года назад +1

    According to Washington Irving's writings of Columbus, the Spanish had ONE thing on their minds. GOLD. They'd tell natives that EVERY person alive had to PAY 1/2 gill of gold 4 times a year to Spain. Men, women and children. That's a lot of gold. A gill is about one cup by measure. Looks to me like the Inca and the Egyptians both found ancient architecture that they claimed as their own making.

  • @dtr1002
    @dtr1002 3 года назад +26

    The quality of your research and the presentation of your work is not only impeccable, but you are being very effective at showing the issues with the mainstream narrative. Thanks so much and please keep going.

  • @kingxenomorph3056
    @kingxenomorph3056 4 года назад +124

    Someone once told me take everything you've learned in school and throw it out the window!i!

  • @adityanharish6381
    @adityanharish6381 4 года назад +1

    Dislikes are from mainstream historians

  • @DANTHETUBEMAN
    @DANTHETUBEMAN 3 года назад +2

    This is the survivers of atlantis stone work, non of this belongs there, but what happened to throw two hundred ton megalithic stone around like lego toy's? It's frightening to think about.

  • @erichaskell
    @erichaskell 4 года назад +36

    Authors of an earlier age had open minds; today, public and government financial grants, as has academia, ironed new thought and inspections quite flat, monotonous.

  • @thefullmonte1902
    @thefullmonte1902 4 года назад +25

    Markhams expressed humanitarianism in this non-humanitarian age is quite astonishing.

  • @kartikberry
    @kartikberry 4 года назад +273

    Dude, everytime I see one of your creations pop up in my feed, I simply have to drop everything else. Great research, scripting, narration and production. It's almost a crime we get your content for free.

  • @colonelangus1709
    @colonelangus1709 3 года назад +32

    Michael Shermer: "um, ..no I've never been to Giza"

  • @glennscott8622
    @glennscott8622 4 года назад +84

    The entire recent series on South America has been extraordinary. Thanks and keep up your amazing work.

  • @cfapps7865
    @cfapps7865 4 года назад +167

    Thanks Ben. Your footage is priceless. Especially now.

  • @karlp8484
    @karlp8484 4 года назад +91

    When local inhabitants can't tell you the origin of the structures they live amongst, and clearly lack the technology to reproduce it, that's unequivocal evidence of a hard reset. So hard, they don't even have a story about it. It's just (from their perspective) always been there.

  • @louisemccloskey6847
    @louisemccloskey6847 4 года назад +47

    Another first class presentation!

  • @RobMellor
    @RobMellor 4 года назад +30

    Ben your footage now has the drone addition. You produce the BEST videos on this subject! Absolutely blow the competition out of the water. Keep up the awesome work.

  • @MrPryorMan
    @MrPryorMan 4 года назад +16

    Wow Ben, this footage is almost 3-D quality, looks great, and the audio (which is very important to any video) is perfect.

  • @geoffallan3804
    @geoffallan3804 4 года назад +8

    One thing I love about your videos... you show us what these locations actually look like. Instead of just the exact perfect "artistic" perspective, we now can see what a visitor to the site would see.

  • @johnmqueripel2367
    @johnmqueripel2367 4 года назад +20

    Tremendous work on this, so interesting that these older explorers had an open mind, or rather just acknowledged the evidence in front of them. I wonder why academics today are so closed minded and rather ignorant of technology and construction. Many thanks.