30 Strangest Historical Mysteries Ever That Were Solved
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My dude. If you are not AI you MUST learn to pronounce common words, and places. I like your content but you are pronouncing things in a way that only AI would.
I definitely think this is AI. It's not just pronunciation, the pattern of speech is also a bit robotic.
He's definitely added his voice to an AI program that makes it sound like you. All you need to do is upload a few sentences. This is lazy work just copy and pasting script into a program. @@athanksgivingbaby570
He’s not AI. You must not be subscribed to his channel. He has content where he himself is on screen. Plus everyone pronounces things differently from other geological locations.
@@lsmar2geographical * much love dawg
It's possible he took his own voice as a sample and made an AI version of it, writes the script and let's AI voice it. It would maje things easier. In the videos where he's really talking, he doesn't pronounce the "ed" and other similar sounds the way he dies in the ones where he doesn't show his face. It even reads out clear typos. His voice does sound more like AI in certain videos.
All the members of the Romanov family died in Ekaterinburg. They found them all.
How can someone who speaks English not know how to pronounce so many English words... fascinating.
If only speaking “American “ was the same as speaking English. As an American it can be embarrassing. Lol
@@sheenaburton4738I fear Americans would be outraged by some mispronouncing Arkansas, Sioux, etc
Someone who mostly reads in English, w/o actually practicing speaking, will make such mistakes.
Or that robot. It is not a human voice.
Because it’s AI
noooooooooooo, you said Edinburg!!!! You fixed that problem two days ago, remember Eh-din-bur-a
You won't like to watch American's covering the viral "Willy's Chocolate Experience" in Glasgow.
He can say “ vampirism” with no problem though! Ahh Ty……
These are all the videos clipped together.
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@@MaryLovesJesusWill that help his pronunciation?
Why did you blur out the faces of Anastasia and Alexei? This is something that happened over a hundred years ago. It's not like you have to cover up they're identities or something. Complete and total bullshit.
You did the tremulous hand bit twice.
That often happens, or, like #25, there was no explanation, even though we are told they were all solved.
How can another planet be the scariest place in this world ?
Good point. I thought the same thing.
ditto
Planet = Earth, World = Everything that exists. Is my interpretation of their possible perception of the definitions respectively.
Because this is ai, and blatantly so. Just report for child abuse and move on
Because outer space is fake .
Wtf. Why say it's a video about solved mysteries when half of them aren't solved?
You can't show children's faces anymore? Even if they're a part of history? Wtf RUclips? You let children upload videos of themselves doing stupid things all the time.
Oh and if kids weren't aloud on RUclips anymore then there wouldn't be the kids version of RUclips. There is also the fact that the little ones faces were fuzzed out
I think it was meant to symbolize that their bodies were missing for a long time.
Click bait….No reason Tzar Nicholas Romanov is CIRCLED in Thumbnail.
Re: Richard III: The car park was the site of a church. Many churches and abbeys were destroyed during the reign of Henry VIII, after his signed the dissolution of the abbeys and the monasteries.
Richard III did not flee the battle field! He charged kamkazie stlye towards Henry Tudor.
You know because you were there or believe any version you want
He was in such a rush... 🙄
He was surrounded by Tudor’s supporters and murdered.
@@herminepursch2470 we have multiple versions of Bosworth from both loyal Yorkists and supporters of Henry Tudor. We’re pretty sure we know what happened.
@@nbenefiel everything is based on a real story even the Bible
The only stones from the preseli mountain in South Wales around 140 miles away were the small blue stones . And the giant sarsen 40 ton stones are close to the site around 15 miles at Malborough downs
@flinnlewis: I stopping viewing this the editorial remarks and historical inaccuracies are more than I can tolerate.
38:13 I mean this would make sense. In order to improve the safety of water it was often drunk as a very low alcoholic content of beer. Given monasteries were known to have been producers, it’s likely that said monk would’ve been drinking it not to get drunk but because it was safe than drinking regular water
The Romanovs were not killed in their palace. They were in a farmhouse.
Not a farmhouse. The Ipatiev House was a private residence in the city of Ekaterinburg commandeered for the purpose by the Urals Soviet. The Romanov family and their servants were murdered in the cellar of the Ipatiev mansion in the middle of the night.
45:30 As a sailor I have seen all of the lines and cables set aglow in a yellow/greenish dew usually happens when there's a fog. Some called it St Elmo's Fire.
*_The King in the Car Park_* is a retelling of exactly what happened to Richard III along with his injuries. He did not flee the battlefield. He was cut down when he fell from his horse. Then he was stripped naked and thrown across a horse. His body was then subjected to all kinds of humility, including someone stabbing him in the buttocks with a sword hard enough to damage bone. It wasn't strange at all. And it's not that hard to find the truth of this matter, so I don't understand your speculation. It hints as you just simply accepted what you read first and then made the video.
The Aztec civilization wasn't mysteriously disappear, the Spanish colonization happened. Gets your facts corrected.
We always knew Richard was killed at Bosworth. He never left Bosworth alive.
Of course they were fully known. He wasn't an alledged king; he was the last Plantagenet king of England. There was no mystery, his body was stripped and tied naked over a horse and paraded through Leicester before monks buried him. Don't be a dummy. Many contemporary writers documented the battle and the murder of a king, as well as the mistreatment and disposal of his body. None of this was a mystery.
Life is a mystery
Has anyone documented your life?
I'm sure if it was they would get all the facts
@@herminepursch2470everyone must stand alone
1854 IS "the 19th century". Who wrote the commentary for this thing?
1854 was mid 19th century. The 1900’s were 20th century. We are currently in the 21st century.. We date our centuries from the beginning of the 1st century, based on what early people thought was the year Jesus was born.
The Romanov’s died in Ekaterinburg, not in their palace.
Nicholas II. Sources for DNA were many and varied, including blood samples from Prince Phillip. Look at Massie’s examination of the bones. My understanding is that the best of Nicholas’s DNA was the exhumed body of his brother George. It is doubtful that the Otsu shirt or any other external sources,like the hair sample preserved by his mother and then Alix could yield suitable DNA. Apparently it’s too degraded.
Agreed. Most of the relevant DNA came from Romanov relatives. Lord Mountbatten was a first cousin of the Grand Duchesses ( the 4 daughters of Nicholas ll.)
I enjoyed this very much! Thank you (first time watcher). Won't read comments on further videos...
😂😂 Read them; learn something besides suppositions.
One of the last two Romanoff skeletons found was not definitely Anastasia. It could have been her or Marie, closest to her in age. No way to know. No one of sense could have thought Alexi survived. He was a hemopheliac; a shot through the hand would have killed him. He would have bled out very shortly.
All of the Romanov bodies were found. No one survived.
RIII did not "flee the battlefield" and was acknowledged by his enemies as "fighting manfully in the thick of his enemies" to the end. Is there a reason why it is so hard to get the facts straight when it comes to this historical character??
Nowadays it's called 'fake noos' 😂
@@neilgodwin6531 Yup. The more I study this the more horrified I am at the total distortion of a whole period of English history that has been allowed to happen because "historians" have been too lazy to take their noses out of More and Shakespeare, question obviously gonzo "confessions" that have no written copy and theories about "coaching" which make no sense. All of which would be kind of par for the course had is not been that the brief reign of one of the very few monarchs of that period to demonstrate actual concern for justice and the welfare of subjects and not just the ruling class.
Everything is just someone's opinion believe what you want to believe
@@herminepursch2470 No, pay attention to actual history, not fiction, not "tradition", not second and third hand made up stories by the victors who are the ones who write them. Most of the so-called "historians" have been doing just what you advocate: believe what you want to.
Ironically, there is now some evidence to believe that the older of the nephews, Edward V, having gone to Ireland to try to reclaim his throne, got smuggled off the battlefield at Stoke. No solid evidence one way or another, yet, but when history is actually examined and not just a matter of repeating "received wisdom" the results can be interesting indeed.
When they mentioned the shaking monk, i knew instantly it was a essential tremor. I have one I have had my whole life, it can very from day to day and have adjusted my grip to rest my hand from wrist to elbow to brace. Stress, coffee, tea, sleep, anxiety all effect my tremor. The reason i note this is im also a watercolor artist.
When a planet is described as the scariest place in the world 🤦🏻♀️
You should always lend your ear, but never sell it.
🙋🏽♀️ Hi everyone! I have a question for those viewers more educated than myself. About 24 minutes in, I found myself describing the spirals cut into the desert floor to my mom because she's 73 yrs old and recently went blind.
So anyhow, we got to joking around about how at the same time in history our ancestors were figuring out how to dig a hole, line in with rocks, and drop a bucket down there- but it would be another 1000 years before it occured to them to dig the well in the house, or to build the house on the well.
Now after an extended discussion, we cannot come up with a reason why wells are and were always found outside, and apparently a nice little distance from the house or mill or whatever. Does anyone know why this is the norm, why wells are not typically found indoors? Thank you, everyone!
I don't know and I just turned 74
I thought it had been explained how the Stonehenge stones were taken to the site, by putting them on to logs and rolling them there, it would have been a long laborious journey! Also getting the stones up, may have been done by inching them up, and putting an increasing number of rocks under it, till it's raised! Ty probably doesn't read the comments, which he should! But, he probably thinks, why should he? He still gets loads of viewers.
I think they floated the stones on rafts.
@@nbenefiel the popular theory is that they were moved the rolling way, or the logs were tied together to form sleds and they were pulled, of course nobody knows for sure, and we never will, but whatever they did, they worked darned hard.
@@jennigee51 The first time I saw Stonehenge was back in 72.It as midsummer Eve and I had hitchhiked from London.I got dropped at about 2 am around a mile and a half down Salisbury plane.I walked the rest of the way and suddenly I saw it, rising from the earth.I got that same flooding of awe like one gets in a great cathedral. Of course, come sunrise, it was raining and totally clouded over and there was no shadow cast across the heel stone.
I love the content, but get annoyed with your presentation because you don't pronounce a lot of words correctly. If you were able to fix that, like by looking up pronunciations before reading your scripts, I would find this even more enjoyable!!
Pretty sure this is an AI voice. I hate it too.
@@WorldOfTess2024 Ty appears on camera, he's not ai....
Very distracting.
Thanks for the warning..I turned off the sound and took my chance with subtitles. They also can be wrong sometimes.
A lot of creators do that on purpose and you fell right into the "forced engagement" trap. If they make a mistake people are likely to comment, leading to the algorithm thinking the video is getting engagement and pushing it to others.
Tunguska every 10 to 100 years? Where have they been the past century?
in England it is commonly known how Richard the 3rd died....Prince Edmund (AKA Blackadder) chopped his head off after the battle of Bosworth field
accidently of course.
@@poil8351 lol....of course...."arghhhh it´s uncle Richard"
Wales was known re Stonehenge FAAAARRR before 2019
A far off planet is "the scariest place in the world?" 🙄 i don't think you know how words work
😂😂😂 I immediately caught that ridiculous error too 😂😂😂
or worlds, tbh.
Maybe you don't know how to put the ideas that those words convey into something that makes sense to your feeble brain
A “5 storey sky scraper” lol. You mean a tall house.
ProTip: Watch at 1.5x or even 1.75x speed like I did 👌🏼
Richard III was not found in the vacinity of where she said. They were given permission to dig exacty 1 gave size trench and they got his entire body in that trench. It was the most perfectly located dig ever.
Got some haters In here.
Not, "haters", simply knowledgeable (and logical) people, who know supposition is not fact. This guy uses many words but says not a lot worth listening to .
Edit: Disliking and disagreeing is VERY different to 'hating'. Hate and, "haters", are oft' misused words and the "astute" (haha) of the latest generations, have quite literally changed the meanings. Strewth! 🙄🙄 Give me strength!! (My use of, "literally", is absolutely NOT meant in the, again, 'oft misused way the latest generations' use it.) It saddens me I felt the need to write this.
I prefer to be called a "purist" lol. It sounds much nicer than "hater". And correcting some mistakes hardly indicates hostility.
Measuring a building by stories tells nothing about how big it is. Was the base a square kilometer or only a square meter?
The is a suburb in Sydney Australia name after La Perouse. Very expensive area.
Holy crap there’s an ad every 5 minutes
Not with premium
I got sick of ads, li.ited screen rotation and no dual.screen.
@@sonjacharles2457I have Premium, doesn't stop the ads inside the videos from content sponsors unfortunately.
The 1800's were the 19th century by the way.
Thats because the 1800s is the 19th century. Because yr 0-99 was the first century. Therefore 100 to 199 was the 2nd century 201 -299 was the 3rd century and so on and whatTFever
I left my construction job once so I could focus all my time on finishing my book, Van Gogh's Foreskin. Had to cut it short though because construction season started up again.
Used to be a fav channel of mine. The reason views have gone down is because quality has gone down. People have moved over to accounts that put passion into their videos. A shame. I miss the good days.
Wow, if you do not know how something is pronounce you don't look it up do you? You just wing it and spit out whatever. If you are going to do these kinds of projects you really need to buy a dictionary and learn how to use the phonetic spelling. That's the funny looking spelling to the right that breaks the word up into syllables spelled like it sounds divided by dashes. I understand a lot of websites skip the phonetic spelling but a good old fashioned dictionary will have it every time. Maybe Webster's web page will have it.
You dope! The stones weren't carried. They were rolled. Logs were placed on the ground, the stones placed on them. Lots of men pulled the stones
Others were busy grabbing longs already rolled over at the rear and running up to place in the front.
A group of volunteers and students demonstrated this. There's also the possibility they were floated on barges in rivers to as close to their destination as possible and pulled from there.
The stones were floated down the rivers on rafts, then rolled to the site on logs.
Not everyone is as smart as you you know all the answers
@@herminepursch2470 Hardly, but I did spend 60 years studying English and Irish history and the mega structures in both countries. NewGrange has always fascinated me. It’s a few thousand years older than Stonehenge, older than the pyramids. We have no idea who actually built it, but they were certainly capable of moving massive stones. There are Neolithic megaliths all over Europe and the Middle East. Goebekli Tepe, in Turkey is the oldest found so far. It is at least 10,000 years old. Most of it has not yet been excavated so parts of it could be even older. Gobekli Tepe was built by hunter gatherers. Most of the megaliths are believed to have been built by early farmers. Sorry if I bored you, but this stuff has fascinated me for most of my life. I started seriously studying it in High School.
@@nbenefiel study long study wrong. It's not nice to call to call someone a dope
@@nbenefiel I've always loved studying history but that doesn't make it true
A five story skyscraper, eh? Dingbat. Still, your videos are mostly enjoyable.
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The impossible statue ...lookslike a child not a full grown man ...My first thiughts were this child pharaoh is sitting on the knee of a parent or protectir
Yes, that was my immediate thought, too. It's quite logical.
The earth is a bajillion years old - give or take a few - and yet I've heard about every one of these mysteries for years, if not decades. Sigh. Moving on...
5 billion years old
Be nice people.
"Scariest place on Earth", huh? You literaly talkin about another planet my guy...
Never seen so many ads in one video. Is that intended or something going on with youtube?
did this video cover the tremulous hand of Worchester(?) twice?
I used to get tremor's in my hand after I hit the large speed bag for five hours and then tried to slowly lift a beer or coffee to my mouth, hand would start shaking about halfway up, then I'd have to grab and guide it with the other hand like I was receiving communion.
It’s just “Wuster”, nothing esoteric about the Worcester pronunciation.
Now if you want go hard and say “Worcestershire”, like the sauce? Brits pronounce “shire” like “sure”.
So it’s Wuster-sure. 🙂
I always thought "shire" on the end of place name was pronounced "shear".
So it "Worce-ster-shear"
I lived in Wiltshire as a child and heard EVERYONE call it "Wilt-shear"
"shear" as in "shearing a sheep"
Phonetically it's "sheer"
Or "ear" with an "sh" sound as a prefix
Maybe my physics are a little shaky, but when you blow large amounts of air over any opening, hole, straw, hose, car window, opened door on any airplane, you get a suction affect, Bernoulli's principle? I've lost many styrofoam coffee cups and papers that way at 70 MPH. That's called 460 AIR. Four windows rolled down at 60 mph! Almost lost my storm door a few times thanks to Bernoulli. Now maybe they had some kinda special engineering going on that high winds helped suck the water into the spiral well? Creating something like a mini tornado? Water spout? Anything but not pressurizing an underground cistern or stream, that would be impossible, if anything it would just slow down the flow of the stream, maybe. If there's an actual hole that opens underneath to a waterway, I imagine there is a missing mechanism such as a spiral worm gear powered by a wind vortex created by the shaped pit that can be used to bring the water to the surface. Most likely it fell into the well and is at the bottom, or they took it with them when they left.
i used to have a youtuber like this danger dolan 😩
or the Monk was writing in a cold climate and only had daylight from the open window near his table or by candlelight?
I love the long videos very relaxing to losten to but then i have yt premium so no annoying ads for me
*Fun fact*
*Benedict Cumberbatch* is a descendant of *Richard III* . 🤯
That *Chelyabinsk Asteroid* reminds me of the beginning of *Edge of Tomorrow* .😄
And that *Mayan painting* of the one used for *Chichen Itza* in *Civilization V* . 😀
This video is nearly entirely about you rambling on and on and on about the monk with the tremor. You even go back to it again and repeat the entire freaking long, wayyyyyy too drawn out explanation a complete second time. Does ANYONE listen to or edit your videos at all, guy?? Like, I never miss one of your videos, but it just seems like you really don’t care about the quality or editing or proper way of pronouncing things, etc etc etc. I do appreciate your content most of the time, but jeez dude. You’re getting paid a ton of money by millions of views. At least proof these things….?
ty Notts only narrates these hun he's got his own true crime channel which is a lot more accurate x
The pronunciation is awkward or incorrect because this is an AI narrator. They would rather use artificial intelligence than an actual human who needs to work to read this content. It’s infuriating.
"Surrounded from all sides".... as opposed to surrounded from say the left only?
The Tunguska event was 3 years before Russia started World War 1. Six years after the first, abortive Russian Revolution. Six years before the 1917 revolutions and the Civil War which followed.
Investigating a curious series of stories from Siberian peasants wasn't high on the agenda.
No one at the time thought a UFO had crashed, and no one in that part of Siberia would have heard of comets.
This was a remote, backward region, which spawned the likes of Grigory Rasputin. They would have seen the explosion as a sign from God, or a divine punishment.
Russia did not start WW1.
I don't get this idea of anything air-bursting before it hits the ground, unless they have a built in explosive, primer and detonator. Unless a missile is sent at it like a Patriot. Something traveling 35,000 miles an hour ain't gonna have a helluva lot of time to explode before it hits the ground. What causes it to burst? Is it like that one piece of brown clay in the kiln that didn't get kneaded enough and has a huge air pocket full of moisture that pops and takes out all the other clay pots on that tray? Of all the space missions returning to earth, why didn't any of them air-burst? Do we have an unseen layer of our atmosphere that we can't detect that naturally deflects incoming objects that don't have a titanium heat shield? No No No, something unnatural interacted with the air burst meteorites, something with a very advanced very fast targeting system and high powered laser or missile with anti-radar, invisibility or a cloaking technology. We have a Guardian Angel on our side as a whole planet, or Aliens that have a stake or post, base, homes or an attachment to that area that they were protecting and we were just on the receiving end of negative collateral damage.
They never found an impact crater at Tunguska because there was no asteroid. It was actually Nikola Tesla sending the first wireless message to the North Pole and it was too powerful, and went off course.
Do you happen to know where I can find more information on this? I love learning about things like this so I'd really, really, really appreciate your help.
@@LINKINPARK262 I can't precisely recall where I heard it but I'd say Google it and then look beyond the first page (at least). From everything I've heard about this incident, it's definitely one of the most slept on and believable. Based on the fact that scientists could barely explain it until recently and with the amount of effort that went into hiding all of Tesla's experiments, it's at the very least, entirely plausible!!
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Lol i love how many people say Ty is ai
1:19:00 Dagger - Thanks for um, telling us what the mystery is.... pfft. You say "the mystery is finally solved" but then don't bother saying what it was. What is the point of having it in there if you weren't going to tell us what it was? Also, there are repeats.... again :(
Wow I've missed your voice its been a while....
And the Aztec serpant god is just below indiana all way to Louisiana over and up the entire east coast
Omg, stop saying " Fay-roe".
Ichythosaurs aren’t dinosaurs - they’re marine reptiles. Just so you know it’s like calling a turtle a dinosaur. 🤷🏽♂️
Dinosaurs are a diverse group of reptiles of the clade Dinosauria. .... ???
14:04 I work in museums, that tracks
What happened to the Romanov jewels that were sewn into the family’s clothing?
I would assume the red army found them.
I fell asleep 11 minutes in standing up
15:47 So the scariest place in the world is on some other planet?
The world is a big place
Alright, what mysteries do you have in this video 🤔
you repeated the tremor monk story twice in this video
What a pity that this computervoice is "reading" so strange.
Runners up*
Feel leap a? Dont you mean Phillipa - fill le pah? If you cant even get a basic name right, im not listening to you any more.
The amount of ads..
It makes it not only uninhabitable but also one of the scariest places in the world. Huh? Universe. Not world!
The planet is one of the scariest places in the world.. it’s not in the world my man 😂
Solve the mystery of why people say "van go" instead of "van hoch" (rough approximation). Let me know when I return from Scotland visiting Lo Ness.
Different languages pronounce the same word differently. For example, English speakers say “Pair-is,” but the French say “Pair-ee,” for the name of the main city in France. In your comment, Loch should be pronounced “losh,” rather than “lock.”
@@leecarlson9713 Loch is not pronounced "losh" (or "lock"), it's "loch" (with a soft 'ch' as if you were clearing your throat). If you can't pronounce that and call it 'Lock' Ness, that's your problem; 'losh' is just weird.
Proper nouns have their own rules. A person's name is the same regardless of who is saying it. So 'van Gogh' is 'fan Hoch" because *that's his name*; there's no reason to 'translate' it and if you do, you're not referring to him but someone called 'van Go'. Or should I call you Lee Care-l-zone?
@@avaggdu1 in all sincerity, thank you for the pronunciation lesson. I always thought it was a more glottal sound, at least that was what I heard during my two visits to the Highlands. But, that could have been the fact that my ear is tuned to American English. Actually, the way you spelled my name isn’t that different than how I have heard it pronounced by non-English speakers. I currently live in a city next to the border with Mexico, and Carlson is almost impossible for most Spanish speakers to say, so I answer to Carson now, too. When I lived in New Jersey, most native resident of that state had no idea how to spell my name, if they had never seen it before.
Edinburgh people really worry about the wrong thing nitpicking is like nose picking it doesnt need to be done but you like to.
Haha. I really enjoyed your comment. I will use this on my husband bc he does both.
So lazy to believe that you don’t have to pronounce names correctly. Edinburgh and the Scottish people have a rich history of which they are very proud. They are entitled to moan about Americans failing to learn how to pronounce everything. If someone continuously pronounced your name incorrectly you would soon get pissed and consider them ignorant.
Where's flight 370
I highly doubt the power station found the fossil. And 'still would not be explained for many years' seriously? Still?
Eh?
The girls and their mom had the jewelry not little bro
at 1:08:03 why does the man in the brown coat behind Lincoln have 3 hands!!!???
And a beard at that point in his life?
Stonehenge is a tourist trap, avoid at all costs
go to carhenge instead.
It’s a tourist location, not a trap. It’s very well done with a great visitor centre set away from the stones. It’s informative and amazing to see.
I’ve been to Stonehenge many times. I find it fascinating.
Most these subs and comments gotta be bots.
DNA was tested on the wrong royal used Prince Phillip should have been Queen Elizabeth as her father was a 1st cousin, almost a twi to Tzar.
Prince Phillip should have been Queen Elizabeth... Rreally?
@davidhoward4715 You are not reading it right. Elizabeth was in the Czars line closer than Phillip as her father was a 1st cousin.
Can you please go back to just doing 5 stories?
Omg the amount of people bitching over dudes pronunciation! Get over it Jesus
This is so badly written that I can't watch it.
These Videos Were 10 Minutes ,Then 30 Minutes ,Then A Hour ,Now 1 Hour And 40 Minutes If They Go 2 Hours I’m Not Watching Too Damn Long !!!!
Don’t worry, those of us too cheap to pay for streaming services enjoy them. Get off TikTok and your attention span will revert to pre covid levels.
@@CaitlynGraham-po4ef Dude I Love His Videos Ok I’m Subscribed To All 3 Of His Channels I Even Emailed Him To See If He’s Ok But 2 Hour Videos Are Too Long For Me Especially When I’m Subscribed To 10 Other Channels On RUclips Ok But I Get Your Point !!!!
Archaeology is full of dogma, so much in fact that "Impossible statues" exist. I don't like archaeology, because they know nothing but archaeology, and nothing aboutengineering, music, art vs decoration, You need the other sciences if you are to find out what things were and how people lived, because now , according to the arachaeologists, people did nothing but ritual worship and dying, rest of the time building elaborate gravechambers. We have a totally skewed of the past, thinking we are sort of the pinnacle of civilization. A pinnacle society would not shit in it's own nest as much as we do. And why do we have Egyptology, basically Fascist Archaeology. Intensely political and full of lies. It is my belief that the Pharaohs did not commision building of Pyramids, as I believe they were yhere long before the later Egyptians came. You can see that there was an abrupt change in building technique about 4500 tears ago. No more megalithic structures. No more beautifully etched cartouches, but more simple stuff, often painted over the original work. You have colums as smooth as silk with total precision, then someone came and wrote upon it later, because the carving is jagged and not the same style. Some privately funded researchers, used Ladar and found secet chambers and tunnels, whole rooms. Then we see Zahid Awazz on tv in front of fresh concrete, smiling and saying that nobody knows what is inside and that they had hurried to close it off so nobody would see anything, just in case it gave away too many lies about the greatness of Egypt.
I have multiple degrees in both history and anthropology. I love both. We have many accounts of the building of the great pyramids. We have found remains of the village made for the artisans who built them, contemporary with the pharaonic accounts.