Lost Artifacts of the Ancient American Mound Builders - Wayne May's Amazing Collection

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  • Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2024

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  • @tecumsehtekawana1533
    @tecumsehtekawana1533 6 лет назад +3

    At 14.01 very astonishing to see this tablet on which Runes are present ! this conference is extraordinary . Thank you Wayne May this is fabulous

  • @RobHowell1
    @RobHowell1 3 года назад +3

    I’ve had friends that dug an adena burial and they said the Same the skeletons were 9’ tall . Around New Harmony Indiana on the Ohio. I’ve seen the mound , it’s a stair step mound towards the river . The trash mound was full of bone awls. Amazing stuff. They sold all their stuff to an old archeologists named Chalmer Lynch 30 years ago in Evansville Indiana. That guy had some amazing stuff too

  • @mikesemon7392
    @mikesemon7392 7 лет назад +11

    I'm opened minded and obsessed with history. What annoys me is how they can't tell what a turtle is or figure what a ball is used for but they can tell you how they did all this other shit.

    • @christripp2828
      @christripp2828 6 лет назад +7

      Mike Semon he's a fraud that had 90% fakes and mislabeled middle eastern aquired artifacts

    • @thomastrain7311
      @thomastrain7311 Год назад +1

      There is all kinds of these artifacts like this. There's a museum in blowing rock north carolina that has thousands and thousands of specimens like the things shown here. A farmer friend of mine has shown me some mind blowing stuff he gets out of his corn field on the holston River. After he plows the ground you can walk and not take a single step without finding an artifact. That tells me the population must have been way bigger than we could imagine.

  • @yaahme
    @yaahme 7 лет назад +22

    I have come across mounds in Ohio...you can't mistake them as natural if you focus on what you are looking at. I suspect many of these have been, unfortunately plowed under or destroyed one way or another for planting crops and building farms etc....great video.

    • @65stang98
      @65stang98 2 года назад +2

      many to be still discovered in the woods of ohio wv kentucky and many other states keep looking! ik of one for sure that hasnt been excavated at all in a small amusement park right behind the swing ride in camden park huntington wv

  • @MaryMary-dm1bi
    @MaryMary-dm1bi 5 лет назад +11

    I grew up in Ross and Scioto counties in Ohio.. We were told about the mounds only in passing.. Never told there were so many or how much was found in them.. We were told most of them were empty.. There was mention of a seven-foot skeleton in Mound City but nothing else that was found there.. Even in Ohio History class, we were told next to nothing of what was found.. I feel highly cheated that the history was stolen from me.. I didn't know any of this until I got my first computer and started researching for myself..

    • @65stang98
      @65stang98 2 года назад +3

      a lot of what we were taught in school esp one or more decades ago is now changed or completely new information. like when i was in highschool they were still teaching columbus being the first to america when it was common knowledge that leif erickson a viking reached it first. then a black king from west africa both reached it before them. And thats one example. they were also still teaching the oldest culture in america was clovis which has also been debunked. People have been coming to the americas and lived here a lot longer than we think.

    • @pennylockhart4230
      @pennylockhart4230 2 года назад +1

      @MaryMary theres a mound city missouri..now you have me curious. Thank you!

    • @battalion151R
      @battalion151R 7 месяцев назад

      I could kick myself for not climbing down over a big drop to see if I was seeing a burial site. My teacher had told me about a small mound that was on her family's property. A friend and I rode our bikes out to see it. We were wandering around the property after locating it and saw what appeared to be a mound that the small creek had cut through. But, it was down a muddy steep hillside, so we were going to go back when things dried out. We never did go back. What we could see from the bluff was what appeared to be several skulls sticking out of the washed out area. That was 60 years ago. It would be interesting to go back and see if anyone else had found anything there.

  • @Jeepboy
    @Jeepboy 5 лет назад +24

    If you’re ever in the upper Ohio river valley around Newell wv contact me I will show you some outta place things..

    • @Jeepboy
      @Jeepboy 5 лет назад +6

      Rock formations and some other things I’m not being sarcastic about it at all

    • @Datsyzerberg
      @Datsyzerberg 2 года назад +1

      I've also been finding some undiscovered earth and rockworks. I'd be interested in seeing some oop sites as well.

    • @phoenixtimber4343
      @phoenixtimber4343 Год назад

      I have friends in New Cumberland that might want to see what you are talking about.

    • @lilwobblywade6324
      @lilwobblywade6324 Год назад

      Have you seen the Holy Stones in Newark at the Museum?

    • @kobizj
      @kobizj 5 месяцев назад +1

      ​@lilwobblywade6324 I grew up in nw PA and have never heard of these. Thank you. Ofc if it is a hoax it's a damn good one. But there's something gnawing at me. A comparison needs to be made between the Hebrew scripts from that decalogue stone and the one in new mexico. If they are the same paleo hebrew style, that'd be pretty affirming of the truth.

  • @photoanalyst
    @photoanalyst 5 лет назад +7

    THE PLAQUE AT 2:58 looks like a Rosetta Stone in a way with 3 different languages (middle line looks Egyptian)

    • @mysterybill12
      @mysterybill12 4 года назад

      And that’s the problem, it takes exactly a set of “mystical things” that are anti-Christian or conspiracy cult Christian

  • @theshe-wolvesofwinter2777
    @theshe-wolvesofwinter2777 7 лет назад +33

    Thank you very much for this video, I enjoyed it very much. I also know what you mean about the Smithsonian taking the giants. We had giants found here in the Apalachicola River area, they were documented & taken away by the Smithsonian & our generation has never seen the giants which came from our county. Please keep it up. I hope you have a blessed week ahead.
    Old Nan

    • @slappy8941
      @slappy8941 6 лет назад

      So the fact that they've never been seen is proof they exist?

    • @Chief2Moon
      @Chief2Moon 6 лет назад

      +Slappy It's only indisputable proof for "conspiracy kooks", to them, no samples available after 300yrs of excavations, (every single remnant carted off by the Smithsonian presumably?), is absolute proof of a race of giants. Haha. I'll say yes, there were occasional pituitary cases of extra large people, just as turn up these days, but a race of giants is ridiculous as a race of Bigfoots in the forests of the Pacific Northwest, or Yeti sightings in Siberia.

    • @Shyeena
      @Shyeena 5 лет назад +6

      @@Chief2Moon There is over 150 Newspaper articles in the late 1800 and early 1900 of Giants. Presidents George Washington and Abraham Lincoln spike about them in separate presidential speeches, available on the Library of Congress (if you can read)

    • @Chief2Moon
      @Chief2Moon 5 лет назад

      +Shieena Living Waters Yes I can read. Old newspapers& lack of present day evidence to substantiate those old stories doesn't mean squat. There are many hundreds of "reports" of Bigfoot...no one has yet come up with one to study. It's easy to photoshop pictures of giant skeletons but apparently impossible to find a 10footer science can verify.

    • @djdavis7259
      @djdavis7259 2 года назад

      At our history museum for our county in Indiana they excavated a vaulted tomb aka mound in the 1800s woman children on top men in the middle and 2 people of 6 and a half to 7 ft tall at the bottom 1 with a copper war whistle that could be heard from a mile away had them taken to the Smithsonian

  • @MADMANDAN_MUSIC
    @MADMANDAN_MUSIC 5 лет назад +2

    Wow. Immediatly rewatching

  • @pauljaysonw
    @pauljaysonw 7 лет назад +6

    In the book called History of Wyoming which is about the wyoming valley in Pennsylvania there is mention of an earthen pyramid in what is now kingston Pa. Supposedly as it was dismantled a copper spear tip was found,

  • @ArchLingAdvNolan
    @ArchLingAdvNolan 7 лет назад +8

    It's funny, I live right near the Susquehanna River in PA and the Indian names are everywhere.

    • @gordomiguel1931
      @gordomiguel1931 5 лет назад +1

      There's a mound in Cooperstown NY,near where the river starts.

  • @scottt6407
    @scottt6407 7 лет назад +20

    @ 00:20:20 The carving that showed the Egyptian depiction of the sky showing a human "bent over" the other human which he said was found in West Virgnia. If that is a ttally legit piece when it comes to how long it had been lying in the U.S definitely proves that the Egyptians had ocean going ships and were very well traveled during ancient times and were also quite aware of ALL the land and countries that were on the earth.The established narrative of our "history" doesn't allow room for oopar's like these and if they are in private collections they will just be brushed aside and classed as "hoaxes".But the evidence that shows our history is thousands of yrs longer and far more advanced is now piling up really high and is getting really difficult to ignore any longer.I hope i live to see the day when our ancient ancestors are given the credit they deserve and that the closed minded current "leaders" of our academic institutions get called out and asked why they've never acknowledged the mountains of evidence that shows all the amazing and highly advanced things that the civilizations of 15.000 yrs ago achieved.

    • @ri4270
      @ri4270 7 лет назад +1

      Scott T IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE EGYPTIAN THE ISRAELITES CARVED THEM THEY WERE SLAVES IN EGYPT THEY BUILT THE PYRAMIDS AND CARVED IN THE WALLS SO WHEN THEY CAME OVER HERE TO THE AMERICAS THEY DID THE SAME.THIS IS ONE PROOF THAT THE INDIANS ARE ISRAELITES WITH MANY MANY MORE PROOFS.

    • @robertlast3052
      @robertlast3052 7 лет назад +2

      It tells me that someone with a collection of Egyptian artifacts may have lost one of his pieces.

    • @bethbartlett5692
      @bethbartlett5692 7 лет назад +3

      Scott T
      Various examples of skeletons found and various artifacts, marking dates throughout the past as far as 20,000 BC through 400 AD, map a collective of various people's known from Native American, Viking, African, MidEastern, various European type Peoples, and some various of unknown human origin.
      Cause of death recorded is from natural, accidental, battle, and disease.
      *Governmental and Establishment (elitists) have marked the cause of misinformation, altered information, deleted information, and denial of known finds* - have created the recent "opinions and varied ideas of what are facts" clearly a portion of the purpose for the plethora of suppressed and/or unethical intentionally wrong reports.
      The point of purpose, as to the intentional attempts to mislead and/or conceal archaeological facts, are what those of interest should be collectively pursuing, rather than applying personal ego of personal lineage, as is so prevalent.
      Otherwise these parties are successful, just as they are in further separating the current races and cultures through the chronic use of MS News Media.
      Time for an application of Wisdom, a collective purpose to gain truths.

    • @christripp2828
      @christripp2828 6 лет назад +1

      This guy was proven as fraud

    • @karolinaszczudlo9871
      @karolinaszczudlo9871 3 года назад

      @@christripp2828 why make this claim and not put links for everyone to see? And not official narrative gatekeepers fackt checkers, it's obvious they don't like knowledge to spread,,,,

  • @rachelsavone5124
    @rachelsavone5124 6 лет назад +2

    I am close to Quaker City Ohio. Amazing!
    Thank You
    PEACE LIGHT LOVE

  • @b0mbast0
    @b0mbast0 6 лет назад +2

    Many of you commenting would benefit from researching the following questions: (1) What was the very first publication of the Smithsonian Institution? (2) What did it contain? (3) How was it received by the Archeologist of the day? (4) What sorts of publications did the Smithsonian contract in the next few years following the first? (5) Do you think it is likely that this brand new institution could have possibly been influenced by the almost universally hated (at the time) "Mormon" church which was at that very moment being literally exterminated from the state of Missouri? (6) What is the Bat Creek stone? (7) Who mined millions of tons of copper from shafts discovered in North America, where has that copper been found, and how did it get there? (8) What are the results of the latest genetic studies looking into origins of American peoples? (9) Exactly how many ancient cultures that left behind infrastructure so large that it necessarily required a central government to organize and carry out did so without a written language?

    • @stanleyforsythe5179
      @stanleyforsythe5179 5 лет назад

      Answers?

    • @Whatchukno3
      @Whatchukno3 6 месяцев назад

      Very nice questions indeed . But if we look into the “IGNORED” parts of this part of America , a lot of answers would present themselves to everyone. Maybe they’re ignored for a reason ?

  • @scottstafford7715
    @scottstafford7715 7 лет назад +2

    Its a little fun and empowering to think someone as small and insignificant as ourselves can influence history.

  • @bantalee2002
    @bantalee2002 6 лет назад +2

    I just subscribed. I enjoyed this video very much. Born and raised in Wisconsin. Hadn't taken much interest in Archaeology until i was in my 30's (62 now). Makes me want to pack up my truck to do an expedition into an area not far from where i am at now. Aztalan State Park.

  • @youlemur
    @youlemur 6 лет назад +4

    Videos like this only discredit serious effort of many real scientists and undermine humanity trying to understand its history better.

    • @christripp2828
      @christripp2828 6 лет назад

      youlemur yes, this guy was proven fraud and passing fakes as real artifacts. None of his claims have real provenance.

    • @youlemur
      @youlemur 6 лет назад +1

      The worst thing is that you dont even have to have any deeper education in history and architecture, you only need common sense and some street knowledge or how to put it ... in order to know instantly that theyre full of shit.

    • @youlemur
      @youlemur 6 лет назад +1

      I mean - the part that starts at like 2:20 ... from this exhibition ... of fair? or whatever... this is how street crooks talk and behave like. Trying to sell you some nonsense only for the sake of their own profit.

  • @Shoshana-xh6hc
    @Shoshana-xh6hc 3 года назад +4

    Wow stunning! I’d love to visit Ohio 💖😃 the bronze tablet is staggering, the pictograms writing is like Egyptian hieroglyphs...!

    • @thelivingaether4574
      @thelivingaether4574 3 года назад +1

      west virginia is amazing to. Many mounds and earthworks tons of lost sites, THe entire tri state area is AMAZING

  • @wirelessone2986
    @wirelessone2986 6 лет назад +2

    Omg...amazing....there is a huge stone in Saginaw Michigan with a menorah and the people who live on Beaver island Michigan talk about and are aware of a Stonehenge on Beaver island

  • @scottstafford7715
    @scottstafford7715 7 лет назад +17

    Did I just see a stone car key from a 95 Dodge on that table? 24:10

    • @peach8142
      @peach8142 6 лет назад

      Scott Stafford haha i seen it... Good eyes

    • @fudgedogbannana
      @fudgedogbannana 6 лет назад +1

      Maybe it was Fred Flintstone's car

  • @steve-wf3rm
    @steve-wf3rm 6 лет назад +4

    The problem with artifacts having no providence is fakes are passed off as real. A lot of the stone artifacts he has on the table are fake.

  • @67cuda38
    @67cuda38 6 лет назад +2

    I've been saying for decades, that worldwide, intercontinental travel goes back many thousands of years, by many civilizations. Native Americans are multicultural, and multi genetic !!

    • @CalebP618
      @CalebP618 5 лет назад +2

      The evidence does point to intercontinental travel. I'd have to agree

  • @sallyscott9172
    @sallyscott9172 5 лет назад +3

    Wow! Great presentation! I live near Chillicothe. I was worried someone would steal one of your artifacts off the table; please don't leave them out like that...all those oily hands on them.

    • @CrustyRusty366
      @CrustyRusty366 5 лет назад +3

      Hard to tell what is real and whats not. This guy was proven to be pushing fakes and mislabeled Mid East and Euro artifacts. Just like all the apologists do, tell partial truths to defend the faith.“It’s the physical evidence of the largest archaeological fraud in the state’s history,” Halsey said, then, on further reflection, he added: “It is arguably the largest archaeological fraud ever in this country, and the longest running.”
      More than a century after the first relics were discovered, some people still believe them to be authentic. Some influential members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (the Mormons) once considered them evidence of the church’s connection to a Near Eastern culture in ancient America. The Mormon Church for decades kept a large collection of the artifacts in its Salt Lake City museum, but never formally claimed them to be genuine.
      This past summer(2001), after scholars examined the relics and declared them fakes, the church donated the 797 objects to the Michigan Historical Museum, which plans to exhibit them beginning next month.
      In 1977, the church asked Richard Stamps, an Oakland University archaeology professor and practicing Mormon, to examine the relics. Stamps concurred with the conclusions of earlier scholars the relics were fakes. The copper relics, he said, were made from ordinary commercial copper stock, not hammered copper ore. The copper had been treated with chemicals to produce the green patina of aged copper, Stamps said. The slate tablets appeared to have been cut using the English measuring system of inches and feet and were too smooth and uniform to have been fashioned by an ancient civilization, he said. The slate apparently came from quarries on the New York-Vermont border, he said, and may have been scavenged from a Detroit slate yard. In 1998-99, Stamps again studied the relics in the Mormon collection and again pronounced them fakes in an article published in 2001 in BYU Studies, a Latter-Day Saint journal.

  • @yndouglas757
    @yndouglas757 5 лет назад +5

    There's a letter from a archeologist to the Smithsonian about a scull that was found with horns; I think in Indiana.

  • @paulhenry8586
    @paulhenry8586 7 месяцев назад

    Ive grown up next to fort ancient park my whole life. I know several old farmers who have amazing collections one who even has a ceremonial cache he recovered farming a feild just down the road next to the highway. It has crystal worked into spear heads and spirals and several obsidian peices as well as tons of rainbow chert worked into different symbols and spiral like peices. I used to pick up tons of points and scrapers and such as a kid and we would toss them by a tree in the yard when we went in the house at dark. Somone eventually picked it all up to keep from hitting it with thelawn mowers hahahah. Id like to have some of that back now

  • @jsmith5167
    @jsmith5167 7 лет назад +7

    The thought occurred to me that Sasquatch may be remnants of the Adena. Just a passing thought. don't kill me over it.

    • @weswaters8998
      @weswaters8998 3 года назад

      Sasquatch scares the ever living shit out of me

    • @williamhermann6635
      @williamhermann6635 Год назад

      Theres also legends dating back hundreds of years about sasquatch like giant hairy humans all around the forests of southern indiana.

  • @weswaters8998
    @weswaters8998 3 года назад +5

    I believe that those perfectly rounded and polished balls were used in a type of game sorta similar to the myan, and aztec. Game fields similar to mayan game fields have been found in Chaco Canyon in New Mexico. Isn't it just strange that "they" always send the most important artifacts over seas, or to out of country museums which is either traded for something "they" want, or "oh darnet" those artifacts cannot be found. Hmmmmm
    It's pretty obvious that history is purposely being suppressed especially in North America. Why? is the real question ,

    • @iwazhere7077
      @iwazhere7077 3 года назад

      I'm sure you already know the answer. Knowledge is hidden and the truth is obfuscated in order to manipulate & control the world. Further to this, I think the truth would scare the crap out of us ;)

    • @SonsoftheEagle
      @SonsoftheEagle 6 месяцев назад

      Because it all started here. Not Zionsville izrael.

  • @godsmonster224
    @godsmonster224 2 года назад

    amazing!! Very well done😊

  • @shermanatorosborn9688
    @shermanatorosborn9688 7 лет назад +2

    this is great presentation : )

  • @paddypointhound1688
    @paddypointhound1688 2 года назад +6

    have you heard of the alibaster stone a young girl in idaho found on the snake river in 1918?,,it had some writing on it but never looked at closely.she kept it her whole life,then left it to her daughter,she had it her whole life,and left it to her daughter,....when king tuts treasure toured america,she went to see it and saw an alibaster stone with the same inscription on it.she went home got it brought it back and showed it to the curator ,who ask were she got it,,she told them,and they said bullshit,...it was found on the snake river in idaho in 1918,...2 years before howard carter found tuts tomb.....interesting dont you think?

  • @HawkingLithics
    @HawkingLithics 7 лет назад +2

    Interesting to say the least.

  • @charlesbaker5001
    @charlesbaker5001 Год назад

    Thank you Wayne May for an insperational and fact filled history lesson about America 2000 years ago and the people who were more than mainstream historians would have us believe. This is one big interesting story to tell and your sincere and careful study is a credit for all of us.

  • @IronicallyVague
    @IronicallyVague 8 месяцев назад +1

    Can't see details, so aggravating

  • @dustinmuffin8288
    @dustinmuffin8288 6 лет назад +5

    Could this be why Yankees move to Tennessee and Tennesseans move to Florida...migration routes

  • @8185054131
    @8185054131 4 года назад +1

    “For Esau is the end of the world, and Jacob is the beginning of it that followeth.”

  • @Grassyknolldallas
    @Grassyknolldallas 3 года назад +1

    There are several of these mounds in Missouri

  • @AhJodie
    @AhJodie 6 лет назад

    Fantastic, thank you!

  • @thequietone9785
    @thequietone9785 6 лет назад +10

    There are dubious objects and objects from the old world mixed into these table displays. Do not take this man's word as anything even remotely accurate!

  • @-CBA-
    @-CBA- 2 года назад +1

    ooparts are how they push their narrative

  • @francisallen5459
    @francisallen5459 5 лет назад

    That was incredibly interesting

  • @constatinexipalaeologus507
    @constatinexipalaeologus507 3 года назад +1

    There are similar burial mounds in Sardinia and Corsica- Mediterranean.

  • @santigardipee9303
    @santigardipee9303 2 года назад +2

    Does this mean Wayne May pillages the mounds? I'm confused by how this guy could acquire so many artifacts without any funding for research. Perhaps paid the LDS and he go through members' private properties?

  • @hankscorpio8928
    @hankscorpio8928 2 месяца назад

    20:18 the Monongahela runs a good ways through the state.
    Any idea what county or town?

  • @cfapps7865
    @cfapps7865 6 лет назад

    Whoa !

  • @roberthutton7240
    @roberthutton7240 7 лет назад +2

    THEY, THE FALSE ACCUSERS, DON'T KNOW, BUT THEY DO "KNOW" IT'S NOT WHAT WE CAN PROVE.

  • @bruceweiskotten7850
    @bruceweiskotten7850 11 месяцев назад

    The word for evergreen in Ojibwa is “gizhida”. The word for evergreen in Sumerian is “gizhida”.

  • @TimFaulkner-qb5kl
    @TimFaulkner-qb5kl 2 месяца назад

    I live in lackson county ohio and im fascinated by the mound builders. Was at mound city today and Ranger station mound sunday

  • @elaineharvey5983
    @elaineharvey5983 7 лет назад +1

    11/14/2017 REVIEW
    Lost Artifacts of the Ancient American Mound Builders - Wayne May's Amazing Collection
    ruclips.net/video/e425KUgXL9w/видео.html

    • @christripp2828
      @christripp2828 6 лет назад

      Elaine Harvey he was proven fraud.... Lol

  • @douglaswilliams99
    @douglaswilliams99 3 года назад

    Parrots could talk,can you imagine back then having a bird talk to you.

  • @tonylama2012
    @tonylama2012 5 лет назад +2

    This looks like a mix of pre flood and after. A lot of American was under water. The high peaks in NM has a lot of Palo Hebrew and Egypt writing. Petroglyphs and what not.I don't know what it all means but it's there. I have pics

    • @ENRGG
      @ENRGG 5 лет назад

      tonylama how can I see

    • @donnaevans8420
      @donnaevans8420 9 месяцев назад

      Plz share!

  • @pontiacaztec917
    @pontiacaztec917 6 лет назад +3

    Remember Aztalan great lakes region, and Toltec Alantians, Maya,and may-an two driffent group's of tribal people developed chocolate for women moon time their cycle at end of month. Remember parrot Featherstone may-an culture no border line's for indigenous peoples of turtle island.

  • @ancientohioartifacts9227
    @ancientohioartifacts9227 5 лет назад

    Super cool man

  • @ichthophi
    @ichthophi 2 года назад

    No mention of Turtle Island, but the day is coming ...

  • @aforgottennativeamerica8439
    @aforgottennativeamerica8439 2 года назад +1

    Omg I've Ben. Finding stones with Hebrew writing on them but I didn't think the Native Americans ever knew any kind of writing system the letter I see most often is the capitalized T with a slanted top with the slant on top

  • @aforgottennativeamerica8439
    @aforgottennativeamerica8439 2 года назад

    I believe the stone balls are for the game they would play similar to Lacrosse

  • @mikeseter5723
    @mikeseter5723 7 лет назад +1

    There Is Nothing New Under The Sun.

  • @MooPotPie
    @MooPotPie 7 лет назад +5

    When it comes to "alternative" archaeology, there are four groups I strongly distrust:
    1.) New Agers
    2.) Australians
    3.) Californians
    4.) Mormons

  • @JimDeferio
    @JimDeferio 6 лет назад +3

    Wayne May was a Mormon! Nuff said.

    • @JimDeferio
      @JimDeferio 5 лет назад

      @@JakobGrau
      "Bigot" - one who holds to a belief, opinion, or creed intolerantly and blindly.
      Now, we all hold to certain things intolerantly, meaning we are dogmatic about them and for various reasons unwilling to change. However, when you hold to a belief, creed, opinion BLINDLY you are being irrational and are actually dehumanizing yourself.
      Perhaps "bigot" more appropriately refers to you.
      I know a lot about Mormonism and I have studied it and searched out its claims and I have found Mormonism to be a blind faith cult based on lies and the manipulation of psychologically weak minded and vulnerable people. I have come to see that one cannot trust what a Mormon says.

  • @GreenMntMoto
    @GreenMntMoto Год назад

    i visited the cliff dwellings in Gila NM, asked about the concrete and didnt get answer id love to know references for more information on it -

  • @donnavaughn9409
    @donnavaughn9409 6 лет назад +5

    It makes sense to me that egyptian artifacts could have been brought over by Lehi, I'm sure that anything that is reminiscent of hebrews were created here in the US by these people thousand of years ago after leaving Jersalem before Baylonia took over Jerusalem. An actual steel sword was found somewhere in the middle east at the time period when scholars say that these people did not know how to make steel, but they did, otherwise these steel sword would not have been where they found it and as old as it was. This means when the book of m. says that Nephi was handling a steel sword that they either brought them or they knew how to make them. Of course we only find copper smelting ruins. Anyways it really is irritating to listen to experts trying to dissolve anything that strengthens the Book of Mormon, they come up with the silliest notions of why something found can't be of a hebrew. Bias much. John Powell an explorer did the same, family problems meant he couldn't tolerate mormons and that played into his description of who the Native Americans were, he dumbed them down to be people who only had bows and arrow and lived in animal skins yes perhaps later, but originally making cement, putting copper on top of mound buildings, creating head gear as described in the book of mormon, we've seen those. Who else would they belong to, it's very obvious the bias is never going away. Why, you ask, only LDS people know because this subject strengthens the stand of the Book of Mormon which means there is a God in Heaven and this book is a witness to those in this day, many who are atheist, as they dismissed the bible because of the confusion it has, but the b.o.m. is not confusing, it's been deciphered only one time and J. Smith said there are no mistakes or errors in the translations of this book. That book is so sophisticated in the descriptions of wars and how they were plotted out, and spiritual things, that have sunk down in my own spirit, when reading I knew there was no way this came from any person of the 1800's, so many things I read made me understand the nature of God the FAther and Christ and the Holy Spirit, those things are not in the bible, no matter how much they cry out and say, we don't need another bible, it isn't a bible and it actually says those very words that men will say in the last days, "we don't need another bible", I think that is hilarious. Once you gain a testimony of that book, you can then begin to deal with the other matters that might bother you about maybe polygamy, blacks not being able to hold priesthood, and the bible shows cains seed to not hold priesthood and scholars know this, and a myriad of other things. People tend to get hung up on things after telling themself that perhaps the book of mormon is true, but just because there is a promise in that book about its authenticity, you still have to ask the Father who will give an answer through the Holy Spirit, and if you don't get that, you will fall by the wayside, and put off baptism. You might have to change your lifestyle like I did, but it was worth it, and it wasn't easy. I literally had to find new friends, and I did. And since then I've read volumes of histories of Missouri, Utah and the people who are centered around J. Smith during that time. And when you are given that thing called Holy Ghost, it will help you solve problems and give you hope and peace like nothing else, it is a priceless gift to feel clean and then be given this gift by those who have priesthood, nothing prepares you when it happens as an adult.

    • @rosehilliard1550
      @rosehilliard1550 10 месяцев назад

      Joseph Smith, founder of the Mormon religion, was an imaginative conman who made up the whole hoax of the Book of Mormon. I kind of feel sorry for today's Mormons who have no idea of the true history and the fallacy of their religion.

  • @nathancrawley5212
    @nathancrawley5212 7 лет назад +7

    There are 2 reasons this stuff is always ignored.
    Number one: manifest destiny
    Number two: it screams book of mormon.
    This type of evidence is known to the mormon church but because of its religious nature archaeologists approach it with a ten foot pole. So if you want to know why your stuff might be being ignored read the book of mormon.
    On that note your going to have to provide such well documented evidence that it is beyond reproach to change thoughts about this. Even then it may not be popular.

    • @donnavaughn9409
      @donnavaughn9409 6 лет назад +1

      however if that book is divine, and these people lived and the book described burying dead in large mounds as have been found and sometimes no one could bury them, the head plates worn have been found, and many of these small remnants picked up by farmers and others yes it does lead the that book being a real book, if you know Smith history and such you'll know in the 1820's he could even come up with a decent letter, and time and time passes and then he become quite a scholar, there were few things he did really well and one of them was to decipher these plates, his bank failed at the time when may failed and people wanted to end his life, he ran for the president of US, and was involved in many things, but he was a very good man, and the personal journals o fmy own relatives show me this and I also know Wayne May to be honest, yes, he and others do want the LDS church to finally say that there are more remnants found in the easters states than lower american, and someday they will. So obviously we see that Smithsonian doesn't always want us to see everthing, and they don't care about any of this stuff, why because it puts positive light on the book of mormon, so when we show people these things, they say, no way, there is no peer studies that say anything, so it's just a few people. And now these eastern indian tribes show the dna in a postive way testing with jews in the middle east, but that certainly didn't make the Smithsonian did it lol

    • @CrustyRusty366
      @CrustyRusty366 5 лет назад +3

      Hard to tell what is real and whats not. This guy was proven to be pushing fakes and mislabeled Mid East and Euro artifacts. Just like all the apologists do, tell partial truths to defend the faith. In 1977, the church asked Richard Stamps, an Oakland University archaeology professor and practicing Mormon, to examine the relics. Stamps concurred with the conclusions of earlier scholars the relics were fakes. The copper relics, he said, were made from ordinary commercial copper stock, not hammered copper ore. The copper had been treated with chemicals to produce the green patina of aged copper, Stamps said. The slate tablets appeared to have been cut using the English measuring system of inches and feet and were too smooth and uniform to have been fashioned by an ancient civilization, he said. The slate apparently came from quarries on the New York-Vermont border, he said, and may have been scavenged from a Detroit slate yard. In 1998-99, Stamps again studied the relics in the Mormon collection and again pronounced them fakes in an article published in 2001 in BYU Studies, a Latter-Day Saint journal.

  • @RICREYNOLDSMUSIC
    @RICREYNOLDSMUSIC Год назад +1

    The S in Illinois is silent people.

    • @ericschmuecker348
      @ericschmuecker348 Год назад +1

      Also, we shop at Walmart. Not Walmarts. One store at a time people.

  • @timmcninch3194
    @timmcninch3194 5 месяцев назад +2

    You should really take this video down. The narrator makes several unproven remarks concerning hopewellian attributes artifacts. Wayne May uses wishful thinking to convince us of authenticity of known fake items and dates of inter continental trade without evidence.

  • @kdunity1868
    @kdunity1868 6 лет назад

    Thank you I would love for you to visit along with another gentleman who studies these long stone walls sadly can't think of his name at the moment. As can't stand to see sich srone walls those of same black and others more Gray buy still perfect alignment with many towns over and intuitively know rhey are not just concrete as others say to me but sacred as I can feel. I don't need proof as feelings are strong enough to know as why it's beautiful to learn if what is felt within or believed does not conform or concreted to mainstream beliefs your research into it and thought or point of view is important otherwise we would not have wonderful people through various ways and wonders as so here! To validate in some way that what we think or feel is indeed accurate and why so important to question everything and all and follow your inner wisdom or perhaps possibly memory residing within our DNA. Thank you to all! And all the time to collect and present such wonderful truths.
    As I look to the west and see two pills infront of a home. I can flip a stone or two and find a perfect sea shell hoped a pearl but amazed as how long it may have been there and 2 pieces remained a perfect pair no crack surrounded by so many various stones of minerals, many/every color possible. Makes you wonder. Well myself at least. Did they transfer stones as I do or am I in an area where a lot took place. In every aspect possible
    First main roadway highway? Famous D&H Canal. Delaware and Hudson. Mohonk preserve. Cjeck that out diff views on Google earth. Many more but feel all connected!

    • @bogtrottername7001
      @bogtrottername7001 3 года назад

      I wonder what language this person is speaking --- or maybe he/she simply has no spell check.

  • @JasonSmith-yg9np
    @JasonSmith-yg9np 6 лет назад +2

    what would anyone gain from
    hiding giants and how does hundreds of people stay quite at Smithsonian

    • @tonylama2012
      @tonylama2012 5 лет назад +1

      Because the bible sed there where giants plus there stuck in there ways.

  • @g369.5
    @g369.5 7 лет назад +3

    watch Michael tsorian irish origins of civilisation aswell as his Atlantis book
    it will open your eyes.

  • @micheleaustin8328
    @micheleaustin8328 6 лет назад

    Were some of these elaborate pieces from burial sites?

  • @artifactsantlersoh
    @artifactsantlersoh 2 года назад +2

    “Artifacts” with no actual province are completely worthless. Half of the stuff on the table (and in the presentation are obviously fake.
    His method of doing this presentation is very common in that of people who are forcibly and as quickly as possible overloading the audience with “information”. It’s by a well known fraud tactic.
    Sad.

  • @denaredford6701
    @denaredford6701 6 лет назад +1

    Did these giants eat humans ?

  • @kobizj
    @kobizj 5 месяцев назад

    I just found this video. Im very curious to know if the paleo hebrew script on all of these artifacts are the same as whats written on the decalogue stone in New Mexico

  • @battalion151R
    @battalion151R 7 месяцев назад

    Years ago, I was in Kentucky with my caving group. We were friends with some of the neighbors and while looking for arrowheads. I found a very large rock in the cornfield. I dug it partially out and devided it was too big to be anything. One of my friends fonished digging it out and it was an extremely large spear point. Probably a foot long.

    • @battalion151R
      @battalion151R 7 месяцев назад

      I also have a very large mound like structure nearby. It is sitting in the middle of a flat valley, and is circular.
      This area isn't far from the Great Circle and my neighbor has a signal mound that you can see into Newark from. I found a hammer stone in the same field a couple of years ago. They have been finding arrowheads for decades.

  • @deeelle697
    @deeelle697 3 года назад +1

    But American history teaches that natives had no written language.
    Most of their explanations of “artifacts” are wrong, & they don’t know what they are because natives won’t tell them…

  • @chrismccloskey9120
    @chrismccloskey9120 Год назад

    O wow..I have been finding the concrete here in north fl..right were the map is marked

  • @originexplorers8536
    @originexplorers8536 4 года назад +2

    Wow that is an incredible collection! Pretty freaking mind blowing to find Egyptian and Hebrew pieces in those mounds, but it makes me wonder if the mounds served as a sort of time capsule

    • @dasonmouser1542
      @dasonmouser1542 3 года назад +2

      Heard of the Book of Mormon? It’s the answer to filling all of the holes. Hopewell timeline: 580bc to 400ad they show up in Florida, spread all over America’s heartland, then move up into western New York and vanish.(Nephite timeline: 585bc to 421ad. They show up on in place like Israel climate(Florida matches), they spread all over the promised land(United states) and then they are destroyed at the hill Cumorah in western New York. The Algonquin and Iroquois tribes say their ancestors had a Great War with the great white mound builders who had metal weapons and armor and writing that was strange to them, they say the great white mound builders came with them from the East on a ship, they then destroyed the white mound builders at a hill in western New York. But this is embarrassing to them, because the leaders son of the mound builders took and hid their records in a hill which where engraved on gold plates and they don’t know which hill. After the leaders son was captured they asked him where the records where, he answered saying, I’ve buried them and you shall never find them, the great spirit will bring them forth many moons from now.). Adena timeline:2,856Bc to 600bc, the show up in the Great Lakes area, spread all over America’s heartland, then vanish in the eastern Great Lakes area.(Jaradite timeline:3,000bc to 595bc, they arrived to the promise land(United States) spread down from the Great Lakes all over America’s heartland, then a civil war rages and caused their total Annihilation. The Algonquin and Iroquois tribes say the great red haired white skinned giants, and the Black skinned giants came from the East in 8 turtle boats, lived here from thousands of moons but then had a civil war which destroyed them from off of the face of the earth). This is not coincidence that The timelines match, the history matches and the artifacts match, as well as DNA. It is a deliberately cover-up but academia to try to convince us all that the Native Americans were savage and we’re not capable of any advanced technology or society.

    • @jrblack78
      @jrblack78 2 года назад +2

      It really goes along with Book of Mormon history.

  • @nothing2see315
    @nothing2see315 3 года назад

    I just saw a video of someone who had a DNA test done on an elongated skull from Peru and it was Native American genetics

  • @vickifulford5788
    @vickifulford5788 6 лет назад

    Better quality video. It will help.

  • @ramsrnja
    @ramsrnja Год назад

    So cool!

  • @TODD1968ification
    @TODD1968ification 6 лет назад +4

    I had a nice collection of ancient Greek and roman coins that I lost when the Ohio River flooded in 1997. So if someone finds these coins. They do not mean the Greeks and Romans lived by the Ohio.

  • @edswl7681
    @edswl7681 6 лет назад

    At 14:01 the rock left of the copper plate is Phoenician very similar to paleo Hebrew.

  • @Chief2Moon
    @Chief2Moon 7 лет назад +8

    No legitimate archaeologist I know,have worked with,or who's work I've read will agree Hebrew writing,Egyptian style artifacts or some of these artifacts presented have ever been found in documented& recorded Moundbuilder excavations. Some of these supposed European influenced artifacts,supposed cast iron,some of these carvings,giants,etc are as bogus as the "lost tribes of Israel" theories,in my opinion,as well as those who've taken part in documented digs.

    • @christripp2828
      @christripp2828 6 лет назад +2

      Dallas DautermanDallas there was proof they were frauded artifacts. The discoverers planted them.

    • @paddypointhound1688
      @paddypointhound1688 2 года назад

      legitimate archaeologist is an oxymoron,...like jumbo shrimp,and military intelligence....

  • @kalijuri
    @kalijuri 2 года назад +1

    what do you think of Roger over at Mud Fossil University? he says were giants died, or anything dies, transition metals in the body gather and gold is always found at the lowest point of the dead body.

  • @Eeilza
    @Eeilza 5 лет назад +3

    How come these Hebrew or Egyptian artifacts were only found after 1830 and mainly in Ohio Lol.

    • @Eeilza
      @Eeilza 5 лет назад

      @L M The blood line? It's from Asia have you ever had sex with a hispanic or native american woman? they are all the same.

    • @harmonicarchipelgo9351
      @harmonicarchipelgo9351 4 года назад +2

      If you were paying attention, it was actually mostly Michigan for the Egyptian stuff. The post 1830 dates is due to that being when people started farming the area. Native Americans, trappers, and ranchers don't do a lot of digging.

    • @Eeilza
      @Eeilza 4 года назад

      @@harmonicarchipelgo9351 I'm not buying this baloney anymore, we as Americans would have found sites and we haven't and I am from ND and as a teen dated Native American girls, they were not only hot has hell but the same blood line, attitude as the Mexican and Asian girls I dated and eventually married an Asian woman so the whole ridiculous "Laminite" Book of Mormon is just that, I read that stupid book just to appease the Missionary's here overseas and actually all I wanted was a copy of the Old and New Testament, sort of hard to find here... anyway now I'm so burned out I can barely get back to the Old Testament but at least its' more exiting and informative as compared to the long boring hashed over Book of Mormon and these young missionary's sure are brain washed, no thank you but I do like Mormons they are upstanding and moral people so if they'd just ditch the Book of Mormon and their tiffs and over stuffed churches and clan like religious practices I'd be a part of that church.

    • @harmonicarchipelgo9351
      @harmonicarchipelgo9351 4 года назад +2

      @@Eeilza The Book of Mormon doesn't deny the possibility of other peoples inhabiting the Americas besides the specifically mentioned migrations. In fact a close reading in some passages implies the presence of other peoples. So Native American tribes and Latinos sharing ancestry with Asians is totally compatible.
      Hundreds of sites have been found (academia refers to them as Hopewell sites). If you want to ignore the archeological evidence because it is usually ignored by mainstream academics, be my guest. Just don't pretend that it doesn't exist.
      I wonder if we are reading the same Book of Mormon? Calling it long and boring compared to the Old Testament is strange to me since it is less than half as long and is plenty exciting. Maybe it seems more exciting to me since I know the stories well enough that I don't get bogged down in the King James English, but calling it long is just disingenuous.
      But hey, you do you.

  • @karlshaner2453
    @karlshaner2453 7 лет назад +2

    Mulekites?

    • @silverrose7554
      @silverrose7554 5 лет назад

      Karl Shaner sorry no one has explained , it’s a group of people that are mentioned in the Book of Mormon .

  • @FacesintheStone
    @FacesintheStone 2 года назад

    25:02 those things don’t exist…. 😊❤🗿

  • @mikesemon7392
    @mikesemon7392 7 лет назад +2

    Land of Tyr na Nog

  • @cliff4695
    @cliff4695 2 года назад +2

    This guy has stock in tin foil lol

  • @moondawg3693
    @moondawg3693 6 лет назад

    I hope those peoples who believe and state that their ancestors were the first to inhabit North America, take a long hard look at the enormous amount of evidence, showing that North America and the world has been populated by many different civilizations for millions of years.
    They continually attack the White man for the horrible atrocities that our ancestors put upon their ancestors.
    Don't get me wrong these were terrible and horrible acts of cruelty, but they are no different than those same atrocities that their own ancestors put upon the Solutrean and Giant Red Haired peoples, who were here long before they crossed the Bering Land Bridge, from Asia into America.
    The Hopi still tell of burning the Red Haired Giants to death in the Lovelock Cave, now claiming they were cannibals, just as the Whites claimed they were cannibals.
    The Ojibwa, Iroquois and many other tribes have Solutrean DNA, showing that a very long time ago, the civilizations were mating.

  • @alcoburn888
    @alcoburn888 6 лет назад +1

    11:50 no 'evidence of' smelting.....

  • @ianhale4466
    @ianhale4466 2 года назад

    Stegosaurus or horned toad or porcupine

  • @meganw.4457
    @meganw.4457 4 года назад

    Stegosaurus cb an alligator snapping turtle.

  • @JasonRatcliff7896
    @JasonRatcliff7896 2 года назад +1

    I appreciate mays effort....but with all due respect what gives him the right to hoard these sacred objects(just the cash & willingnessI suppose)...however he can't live forever, so then what?...hopefully the artifacts found IN WV CAN B RETURNED TO THIER HOME SOMEDAY AND PUT ON PUBLIC DISPLAY!!!!! PIPE DREAM AS IT IS!!!!

  • @scooper283
    @scooper283 4 года назад +1

    These artifacts on the table are NOT prehistoric. The engraving is recent,the forms are laughable. Many of those in the slides are the real thing(but not all). Native Americans had no written language. Vikings did not visit the Hopewell, and Egyptian artifacts have not been found in prehistoric context in , Kentucky! He is correct on about 10-20% - and the rest is so off the mark it is hard to believe. Maybe someday people will understand that the New World developed separately from the Old World, and Old World peoples are not responsible for the civilization in the New World, and did not influence it until the 1500s. Bogus is bogus - no amount of rhetoric will change that.

  • @bryanrawls4794
    @bryanrawls4794 2 года назад +1

    Alot of that was there way before Indians settled there. They didn't know when asked who built the mounds. They said they were already here.

  • @timwarren3559
    @timwarren3559 5 лет назад

    You have no right to desecrate gravesites. It's called graverobbing

    • @cynthiabuttry6549
      @cynthiabuttry6549 5 лет назад +1

      I agree with you! These artifacts should be returned back to the tribes of that area to be repatriated back to the earth.

  • @hankscorpio8928
    @hankscorpio8928 2 месяца назад

    10:36 ooparts!

  • @gary_stavropoulos
    @gary_stavropoulos 7 лет назад +3

    His statements about the little ice age makes me believe him to be a liar. I will grant he could be horribly misinformed.

  • @cuyahogabluenose1835
    @cuyahogabluenose1835 6 лет назад +3

    Hopewell and adena are the Europeans that found these mounds and earthings!! There true names are the cherokee!! If they say the real name then they can claim it!

  • @scottmcwilliam9629
    @scottmcwilliam9629 2 года назад

    Poppycock, with artifacts. A discredit to the subject of archaeology.

  • @kdunity1868
    @kdunity1868 6 лет назад

    P.s other town mentioned just recently noticed how concrete is same and aligned same. West ward. But west east parallels. I guess. Next thing you say is wyrick.
    !!

  • @jimmythesaint2286
    @jimmythesaint2286 6 лет назад +2

    ok.. here we go__ the hebrews, the jewish people, we the people of the bible.....jfc