Cave di Cusa in Sicily

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  • Опубликовано: 14 янв 2025

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  • @InisMor
    @InisMor 6 лет назад +2

    Absolutely beautiful. Thankyou Vlad.

  • @SuperDdy
    @SuperDdy 6 лет назад +3

    You've got to appreciate the wide cut margin of 6 to10 inches around the stone in order to
    break it off at it's base by tipping it from the top. This is irrefutable evidence of an
    extremely powerful massive core drill that I doubt we could match today. Great work
    Vlad.

    • @SuperDdy
      @SuperDdy 6 лет назад

      It is whats called a core drill..."A core drill is a drill specifically designed to remove a cylinder of material, much like a hole saw. The material left inside the drill bit is referred to as the core." Wicki

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  6 лет назад +2

      this is not the rotation of the drill - but the rotation of the cutter

  • @cookclan
    @cookclan 6 лет назад +8

    The more we learn the more we wonder.

  • @colettes9758
    @colettes9758 6 лет назад +2

    Excellent presentation!!! Thank-you very much! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @princewiltshire5193
    @princewiltshire5193 6 лет назад +1

    Love the music

  • @troybrown6012
    @troybrown6012 6 лет назад +1

    First time viewing this area. Interesting

  • @pxlmvr7
    @pxlmvr7 4 года назад +1

    When I saw this, I immediately thought of the tube drills of Egypt! This has the same characteristics as those wholes, but these are GIANT!

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  4 года назад +1

      But there is a conical shape of the column

    • @Robinhood1966
      @Robinhood1966 4 года назад

      @@vlad9vt I've seen other sites, I think in Turkey, will have to check my notes, that appears to be a quarry for tube drilling dozens of columns at least 20' tall, 5 to 6 foot across.

    • @Robinhood1966
      @Robinhood1966 4 года назад

      @@vlad9vt To be conical, could have had multiple adjustable span arms attached to a center rotating point. A tube drill could have cut the cylinders uniform, then a finishing tool as I described above. Like the tool used to hone the inside of gasoline cylinder walls. Is spring loaded and adjustable. Are there any applications known of conical cylinders in the finished megalithic structures? I have an industrial engineering and manufacturing background. I've worked with numerous machine tools. Is easy for me to identify megalithic stones that have been machined or cast.

    • @Robinhood1966
      @Robinhood1966 4 года назад

      @@vlad9vt @5:11, you can see the width of the cutting head, by the thickness of the diameter of the upper right column, of the 4 shown. Appears roughly about 2' in width. This cutting tool was utilized after an initial cutting tool about 6" in width, that appears much more deep of cut.

    • @Robinhood1966
      @Robinhood1966 4 года назад

      @@vlad9vt The tube if solid, could have been conical in shape also.

  • @raffaelecozza2412
    @raffaelecozza2412 6 лет назад

    Reperti archeologici formidabile, questo racconta molto sulle tecniche di lavorazione che usavano gli antichi (grande Vlad9vt )🗿👍👍👍

  • @ronaldfranklin6122
    @ronaldfranklin6122 6 лет назад +3

    There are visible cutting marks circular and even spaced I don’t understand how
    man could maintain such precision non errors in cutting extracting these round
    Barrel shaped stones
    Great video an music used here
    Danke

  • @EclecticEssentric
    @EclecticEssentric 6 лет назад +2

    Fascinating. The opening to the Mediterranean Sea is known as "the pillars of Hercules". This makes me wonder if actual pillars once stood there, or are still there under the sea and silt.

    • @pmvdmeulen
      @pmvdmeulen 6 лет назад

      Weren't there... but maybe quarried from there?

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  6 лет назад +2

      Pillars of Hercules (Heracles), it could be for example the island of Delos ..

  • @mitchellkrouth5083
    @mitchellkrouth5083 6 лет назад +13

    It looks like a giant drill drilled out those huge megalithic blocks of stone with special cutting teeth in the grooves are left in the stone to see clearly cutting tools
    Advanced human culture is needed to make this happen and it looks to be hundreds of thousands of years old.

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  6 лет назад +4

      the impression is that the saw was rotating - as if in a horizontal boring machine

    • @EclecticEssentric
      @EclecticEssentric 6 лет назад

      And it tapers (get wider) as it goes down, so it was not cut with a cylinder.

    • @davidmichael6913
      @davidmichael6913 6 лет назад +1

      Timmy Spencer the taper isnt that significant. Looks cylindrical. If there is a slight taper at the bottom it could be attributed to the cylinder wearing out on the inside.

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  6 лет назад +1

      They could make a cylindrical shape and a conical shape (that the drill is impossible, since the hollow drill makes a cylindrical shape.
      The conical form of the column can be made by rotating the cutting tool (if at each deflection and descent of the tool (slightly shifting its position).

    • @hens4kfc690
      @hens4kfc690 5 лет назад +1

      This is from ancient Greece, not some unknown civilization. Ancient Greece is one of the best documented and understood ancient civilizations ever. We know how it was done, we know what for; the “official version” pictures in the video are correct (Thanks, Vlad!). Our wonder and imagination begs for something more fanciful, obviously. They were hand-quarrying stone to make columns. It is quite a wonder, but don’t be duped; no ancient advanced high tech needed, just smart people being people and building with the science, stone and the tools of the day.

  • @fernandoguzman4202
    @fernandoguzman4202 6 лет назад +3

    Have you ever done a video on the catacombs I'm very interested if you have I would love to link thank you also I appreciate and love your videos thank you good sir

  • @thegreenjarret5184
    @thegreenjarret5184 6 лет назад +8

    Core drill
    Immense

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  6 лет назад +4

      like a vertical boring machine, cutting tool rotation

    • @InisMor
      @InisMor 6 лет назад +2

      I agree

    • @pamelasmitley3712
      @pamelasmitley3712 5 лет назад +1

      Hi. I agree too. Thanks Vlad!

  • @nimblehorse
    @nimblehorse 6 лет назад +3

    ok so here is my idea...geopolymer again...the cylinders are synthetic limestone...the bedrock was excavated & prepared to take the now missing wooden shuttering in the shape of the cylinder/column blocks...then the special artificial limestone geo-polymer mix was layered into the large wooden cylindrical box...water added to the mixture and so on until the block was built up in layers (which are clearly visible in the imagery) mixture is set...then remove the stone blocks ...roll them away on a wooden track..and they kept on producing these column blocks until...well...and you see the abandoned few remaining in their now rotted away...wooden mould ?

    • @pmvdmeulen
      @pmvdmeulen 6 лет назад +1

      Sounds very logical

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  6 лет назад +1

      in official version carved in stone (in local stone) - there a quarry (100 %)

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  6 лет назад +1

      only a question - how they did it? what tools did you use? how did they make the conical shape of the column? And so on

  • @keepsmile1630
    @keepsmile1630 6 лет назад +2

    It is similar to the monuments in Bucegi in Romania. The place was hit by heat. But the monuments on Bucegi are not of a natural character. There are original stone blocks visible, some have a clear relief. But people believe what scientists call them ;)

    • @pmvdmeulen
      @pmvdmeulen 6 лет назад

      Bucegi... romania.. tunnels that could reach sphynx.. underground.. enki.. living dead... dracula... cold...unhuman.. vlad the impaler... betrayed by brother.. irish alternative says you must place a heavy lid/stone on his grave to make sure he won't escape.... maybe all one origin

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  6 лет назад +1

      need a real photo of this tunels , any photo

  • @jonmeaders8633
    @jonmeaders8633 6 лет назад +2

    Still the best at what you do, Vlad.
    Out of curiosity, how far were these columns moved?

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  6 лет назад +3

      there temple - a few kilometers from the quarry

  • @nlhernandez39
    @nlhernandez39 6 лет назад +4

    The time, labor and cost to make these would’ve been enormous with the tools. Even with the use of slaves they would’ve ran out of slaves lol

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  6 лет назад +1

      as a vertical boring machine, cutting tool rotation

  • @bingsballyhoo711
    @bingsballyhoo711 6 лет назад

    I wonder if it was some kind of monument or water feature with tall columns at one time?

  • @leedhio5377
    @leedhio5377 6 лет назад +1

    Carved geologic well ...

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  6 лет назад +1

      No.
      a cuted a column from monolite rock

  • @claudetaiwan
    @claudetaiwan 6 лет назад +1

    It says:
    Hi, we were here.

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  6 лет назад +2

      it says
      hi , try create the same , if you can

  • @amfinc2
    @amfinc2 6 лет назад

    I found an Egypt connection. Kalabsha Temple. I added it to the photo album.

  • @user-iz8wv8uk3x
    @user-iz8wv8uk3x 6 лет назад

    Какие-то энергетические установки

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  6 лет назад

      визуально это каменоломня.

  • @karlkrause266
    @karlkrause266 6 лет назад +2

    Whats Mind boggling is were are all the tools that made all this stuff ? Geeez I'm sure they WERE out there at one time who would've taken them ? AH the Illuminatzis ?

    • @ghike30
      @ghike30 6 лет назад

      just a wild one, but...there are theories about our planet being mined in the distant past, possibly for gold, loads of tunneling etc. megalithic stonework etc, by non terrestrials... so maybe after colonisation, they left WITH all the tools ?..btw.. it seems they left WITH the technology as well

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  6 лет назад +2

      Who knows ? the first need recheck - how old ?
      the second - clearly visible it was a rotation of special cutter. Not a drill, but the rotation of the cutter

  • @LordFred69
    @LordFred69 6 лет назад +2

    wow, if there was ever a smoking gun....

  • @pmvdmeulen
    @pmvdmeulen 6 лет назад +1

    Sicily must hold more secrets... there are many (small) remnants of advanced technology... however probably most is destroyed...

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  6 лет назад +1

      ((Sicily must hold more secrets)) - YES , Check this -
      Unknown and mysterious ancient Syracuse
      ruclips.net/video/CFKKiyx77l8/видео.html

  • @isupportyou9929
    @isupportyou9929 5 лет назад

    How can we sure that these cylinder stones were cut in ancient times?

  • @johnnorth9355
    @johnnorth9355 6 лет назад +4

    The suggested official explanation is evidentially false. If it was the Greeks then they clearly were using some kind of cutting technology to achieve the precision and quality of the columns. A giant spoke and hub less wheel like object with cutting teeth able to be turned by teams of men ? The striations indicate that something mechanical was used. That no historical illustration of this remains means it can only be one of many possibilities.

    • @thegreenjarret5184
      @thegreenjarret5184 6 лет назад

      Regular deep grooves indicate there was a shit ton of pull down on this drill bit.
      Mordern blast drill put 100 ton of pull down on a 18 inches drill bit.
      Try imagining how much sheer force was required to turn this thing. Like a 500k pounds of tearing/ripping force.
      And what about the rectitude ? Its straightAF. Not operatoed by hands.

    • @jeffreyjefferton6945
      @jeffreyjefferton6945 6 лет назад +1

      how does one make striations in the stone similar to petra with a chisel?? what is the hardness of the stone at this quarry on the mohs scale?? can anyone confirm at which site they used these pillars?

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  6 лет назад +1

      They could make a cylindrical shape and a conical shape (that the drill is impossible, since the hollow drill makes a cylindrical shape
      The conical form of the column can be made by rotating the cutting tool (if at each deflection and descent of the tool (slightly shifting its position)

  • @martinackermann2821
    @martinackermann2821 6 лет назад +2

    Imagine - this would be the one and onlyest artefact of stoneaged megalithic workout worldwide. No Dolmen, Standigstones, Pyramids, complet Tempelcarvings from massiv Rockbed and so on more. I think people would realise ... and so call it The Eight Worldwonder, cause looks like an real 8 from a drone. But there are overall much too much of these Hardfacts makes thinking foolish: Ancient had even much more time - for doing same as we could first (sometime perhaps for sure) after them. I think - "they did it as an fulltime-Hobby, cause havent any Jobs or something other serious to do."

    • @pmvdmeulen
      @pmvdmeulen 6 лет назад +1

      Capitalism hadn't corrupted them yet.... working yourself to death.... sharing and caring... and lots of time to watch the stars and play with stones😉

    • @martinackermann2821
      @martinackermann2821 6 лет назад

      They was Player with LOTS of Stones, not Gamer - "like" us - to get LOST seeing them, who like us - in there sadest Imagine - nevertheless.
      Thanks for your poetic response in Software, like them's in Hardware.

  • @matthewgauthier7251
    @matthewgauthier7251 6 лет назад +1

    Just as concrete was 'lost' after the Roman's used it prolifically, until its use began in earnest again in the late 19th century, so too it seems ancients had rather sophisticated, by our measure of what we have assumed of them, building techniques. Seems there is some cut off date/period where those techniques were lost and did not reappear until hydraulic/pneumatic/electric sources of power came.
    I kinda cant fault current thought on not addressing all these remains. Does not fit any modern paradigm for an explanation. Core drilling today is not a simple process and uses a ton of power, expensive lubricating slurries and bits. Where are the tools that they used?

  • @mrsramsden
    @mrsramsden 6 лет назад

    Why don't you also credit at the end, Sylvie the newearth lady who does lots of wonderful videos about hidden history?

    • @fernandoguzman4202
      @fernandoguzman4202 6 лет назад +1

      We love it as is..we dont like copy cats
      .thanks tho..

  • @whitetiger432
    @whitetiger432 6 лет назад

    Seems to me...every thing stopped around this plane at one time...and this appears to have happened more than once...

    • @fernandoguzman4202
      @fernandoguzman4202 6 лет назад

      Oh my dear brother if I told you that in those times we were closer to the source

  • @chrisreinink5479
    @chrisreinink5479 6 лет назад +2

    Giants before the flood look the mud clossed the pilars fact flood sourround it. Giants make this megalithic block pilars the weight tons the people off the brons age have no the tools to make high level pilars. To much time need it the created like pilars. Giants have high technical machine to created that bud wisdom lost in that time. Greetings from the Netherlands Chris

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  6 лет назад +1

      ((Greetings from the Netherlands Chris)) - Thanks.
      In official version was carved in local stone rock (or limestone or marble) i don't remember.
      i also think - it's a quarry (as in official version)
      Only question - how ? when ? who ?

  • @brogabrerian
    @brogabrerian 2 года назад

    Somuch history is hidden from us

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  2 года назад

      yes, you right

  • @Cosmickitten2012
    @Cosmickitten2012 6 лет назад +1

    So the dirt "under" these stones is biological right, should a scientist drill right under the stone they could possibly date these! Just like gobekly tepe.

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  6 лет назад +1

      I do not quite understand - what do we mean.
      But you can visually see that this is a quarry. (I have no shadow of doubt in this).
      The question is in dating - when? Who? And How ?

    • @Cosmickitten2012
      @Cosmickitten2012 6 лет назад

      @@vlad9vt yes I was thinking if we had dating on them it would be pretty awesome

  • @colingeer479
    @colingeer479 4 года назад

    OK, if we accept (and I don't accept it at all!) that these columns were cut with primitive tools and pounding stones, tell me this. When they'd finished, why did the workmen turn 180 deg from the column they'd just cut and start cutting and smoothing the waste edge; the part of the rock still connected to the bedrock that they don't want? This takes as much effort as cutting the column so why the hell would they bother? This makes no sense at all, zero, nada! These were cut mechanically as anyone can plainly see... unless your funding as an archaeologist depends on you towing the line and telling ridiculous untruths so you won't have your money cut and your career ruined. Money is a powerful motivator not to 'rock the boat' in academic research!

    • @vlad9vt
      @vlad9vt  4 года назад

      I also asked the question why not only the column itself was processed, but also the opposite wall of the quarry? which is absolutely unnecessary .. For what? Why waste effort and energy, time on this?

    • @colingeer479
      @colingeer479 4 года назад

      @@vlad9vt exactly!