Pyramids of Greece
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- Опубликовано: 3 апр 2024
- While not as popularly advertised, Greece is home to its own pyramids, but they are surrounded in controversy. With on site footage I detail what is known about them and draw conclusions as to their ancient purpose.
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Bucket- list vacation to Greece ❤
Wait until you discover the dragon houses of Euboa in Greece. It's even more mysterious.
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Thank you for visiting my country, I even didn't know we had pyramids
very interesting, I very much enjoy videos of Greece showing the ancient sites and the wonderful landscapes.
Thank you, Fortress of Lugh, I love the content here.
I learned something today, thank you. Keep up the good work on your videos.
Very interesting and informative 😊 hail! Love the research and understanding.
Excellent. Very interesting.
It's Mycenaean era, partially tombs and otherwise bathhouses. Its the reason for the pyramid shape which is fringe and contentious.
Thank you for this great video and all efforts✌️🇦🇺
Absolutely love you! Great video again!
I think this makes a ton of sense especially I light of other European cultures building hero shrines like a barrow over a Scandinavian chieftain.
Love this channel ❤
What a fantastic video about a beautiful spot I visited with my family also in 2023!
Fascinating!!
Great video!
Very cool great video
Nice one🎉
Good video thanks
Very interesting!!!!❤
Thanks Kevin!
Great stuff.
Did you know these pyramids are part of a group of about 12 similar block buildings in that area.
It even adds to the mystery.
Love the music
Thank you🙂
Curious!
cool thanks.*** the style looks Mycenaean , the 'classical' Greece didn't use this type of architecture
It is well known that during the Metal Age there were migrations from Egypt, the Levant and Asia Minor to the Balkan Peninsula. Greece and Albania have the highest percentage of haplogroups characteristic of the Middle East - E and J.
E haplogroup is actually from the Horn of Africa and migrated into the the Levant and Southern Arabia all the way up to the Fertile Crescent.
Xenogears sound track, I played the game a long time ago.
Looks like somebody’s going to have to visit every pyramid… everywhere! 😬
Have a fun journey
@@RegioVlogsMty if I could I would
Amazing
Thanks!
Thank you
Long Live the Ancient Dreams!
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All hail the algorithm!
Fascinating!! ✌️😎🇿🇦
Are there any signs of fire damage? There’s some mysterious stone structures elsewhere in Europe that have been used to smelt minerals (mainly iron) by loading them up with ore and coal/fuel. The fire is bellowed and kept going for a long time, potentially several days. This technique is still used in remote parts of Africa.
No, but good idea.
However, Bosnia Sté has extensive underground structures
+ many mystica aranorma uses.
nice theory - hero cults were important
Could you tell me what the structure at 5:45 is?
It looks like the Tomb of Clytemnestra, a Mycenaean tholos-type tomb built c. 1250 BCE.
@@CricketsBay Thank you very much
It's nice to see you speaking instead of just as narration.
Often for my longer documentary style videos I feel it is better to just do narration and not break with the film style. I also don't have an ideal camera setup yet
Pausansus - "Ancient Travel vlogger."
Well, wouldn't he just be, a blogger? 😊
The Romans had pyramids too. Have you seen the pyramid of Celsius in Rome? Whereas those pyramids you show, their masonry is typical of Classical and Hellenistic Greece, that is polygonal or trapezoidal masonry - most town walls or fortresses of those periods are built in that way as well as terraces, podiums, houses and gymnasiums (see: J.-P. Adam, L'architecture militaire grecque, 1982). Lime mortar was only used in Roman times. My first guess would be that those pyramids were Hellenistic fancy graves, inspired by the conquest of Egypt. They could also be memorials for mythical heroes who were said to have stemmed from Egypt. Mycenaeans used rather ashlar stones for fancy graves like at the "treasury of Atreus" and cyclopean masonry for fortifications - these pyramids use neither one and look like around the middle of the first millenium BC judging by the masonry alone. Thermoluminescence is not used on stones but on ceramics and you can have easily Bronze Age ceramics in the vicinity of a classical site, they are everywhere in Greece.
Thanks, I had not heard of the pyramid of Celsius. Much more advanced stonework, but seems to follow the same principles.
Where can I find the references?
On the internet
Clearly these are landing pads for smaller UFO scouting class ship!
In all seriousness, I wonder if the excavation at Daskalio might shed some insight when more of the findings are published.
Daskalio probably has very little to do with these Greek Pyramids, but IF it is a step pyramid structure (I think the evidence released to the public so far suggests more of a walled settlement that happened to be unintentionally pyramid shaped), then it could have some interesting implications. My imagination makes me wonder if early Daskalio might have some kind of connection to very late Monte d’Accoddi in Northern Sardinia, a “step pyramid” site which has unearthed Cycladic (should we call them Ozieri?) style figurines.
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Bruv now u HAVE to do the pyramid in Bosnia haha
Yeah idk what to trust when it comes to that. What do you think?
@@TheLotan The guy that thinks that the mountains in Bosnia are pyramids also thinks that the Mayans were descendents of aliens from the Pliedes via Atlantis and that crystal skulls are actually real things. I'd love for there to be crazy giant ancient pyramids in Bosnia, but the only person making that claim is clearly kooky.
Visoko in Bosnia and Rtanj in Serbia
@@Izzak_Beckyou might be a bit kooky if your conclusions are so easily formed
Or what?
You have to look at the precision of the stonework.
Megalithic unsymmetrical blocks with no mortar fitted precisely together are the most fascinating. As the dates usually attributed to their construction are periods when only primitive tools were available.
And there seems to be identical machining marks at different sites globally.
Such as the scoop marks around the unfinished obelisk at Aswan and in China etc.
And others will point that many Hellenistic period stonework is similar. Unfortunately the style doesn't tell us too much. Many Mycenaean period works also used unsymmetrical blocks, using more refined blocks in more grandiose projects
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the worst thing about history, "we may never know..." UGH!!
You forgot an L
Pausanias was Greek Roman citizen
many mythical stories have a true basis of course without the supernatural dimension.
To my eye the stonework looks very primitive -- the doorway doesn't even have a proper arch, and the joinery is somewhat haphazard. And the edge weathering is a lot more than we see even with softer, more-recent stoneworks. I'd think that would tilt it toward the 3000BC date. So, a what-if: Did these people later migrate to Egypt, and get carried away with this pyramid-building thing?
Pyramids a older and better in Egypt so i reckon it went the other way
@@yoeyyoey8937 Look at the earliest pyramids in Egypt -- they're a trainwreck.
@@Reziacfalse pyramids came from Mastabas which were mound structures the step pyramid of Saqqara is one of the first and it’s much larger and complex in its building then this Greek imitation.
R any found on crete
Not that I know of
@@FortressofLugh in thebes the camdus tomb was shaped like one and was a grave
Sort've?
As far as we know currently know China has the most pyramids not Egypt.
Yea Sudan has more than Egypt however idk about Chinese pyramids despite my decent knowledge of Chinese history
Seems like pyramids are all over the world, some places more than others. I'm glad for all of the evidence. All is one and one is all🙌
I fr dislike China a lot because they cover theirs up. It's not their history to hide from the world
"As far as we know currently know....". Not much for proofreading your own comments, are you.
“China” is also 50x bigger than Egypt
Man what about their orientation to true north? Did you check that? Or the type of stone and its magnetic orientation? What about its electric conductivity? All pyramids around the world share these commonalities. Wouldn't that be odd for a tomb? You aren't asking enough questions mate.
Pausanias was Greek of course, not Roman.
Pyramids have a very significant meaning that most people miss in their flight to assign a material purpose to it.
I will not elaborate.
they are all tombs...of course. And that one in Bosnia is just a hill...It s a lie
Happy Springtide. Keep up the good work, scallywag!
We. Were. Kings.
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We sho wuz 🤣🤣🤣
I would think this happened after Alexander the Great made his great empire and then it got split up between the various generals and Ptolemy got in getting Egypt would make sense that if he had a summer place in Grace or winter place in Greece that he could you know have Egyptian engineers come up and build small pyramids for him. that's the only possibility I can think of that would equate Egypt with Greece in any form of context. or during this. egyptians emigrated to Greece and had like merchants and builders and what not in the area to recreate little bit of Egypt. that's the only things I can think of that would cause pyramids increase.
I'm waiting for Pyramids to be discovered in North America at this point.
We know Phoenicians and Norse folk were here
But idk about Egyptians
Mexico?
@@ArcherdaNerd Aztec and Mayans? Would big big if true.
They were the ones who told stories about the Phoenicians who came over
@@Richard.Vox. mexico has pyramids. so sorry if I misinterpreted what you said
There are pyramids but someone in the commented this all ready. However there are speculative pyramids further north. Interestingly tied to Aztec. Look up “Aztlan” lake ruins
@@Richard.Vox.how did the Aztecs mention Phoenicians?
THE UNIVERSALLY ACCEPTED VERSION OF WORLD HISTORY WAS CREATED ONLY IN THE XVII CENTURY. IT WAS REFINED UP UNTIL THE XIX CENTURY. THIS VERSION IS INCORRECT.
Forgot your meds?
I’ve been wondering about this. It seems pretty obvious that a ton of stuff that was clearly known up until the Renaissance was covered up and purposefully forgotten
@@KamielDV2nah he’s onto something.
Nah hes not
I love comments in capslock😆
Bosnia real pyramid! And it is all about energy, not a tomb.
Fun facts...
They have found 16 pyramids in Greece, and the best perseverance is the one of Argos.
Greek pyramids are older than Egyptian but not the same in size.
It is used as a great warriors memorial tomb.
Pyramis is a Greek word...
Another name of Sparta region was and still is Lakonia / Λακωνία
That means in Greek cone/mountain, and indeed, if you look the mountain above (ταύγετος) you will see that is shaped by human hands as pyramid😮
Sorry Bosnia?? Have you actually been there and inspected? Why does their Government stop investigations? I've seen years ago and can tell you, they are man made and to say otherwise is ignorant on your part.