Joe Rogan's Best Ancient Civilization Podcasts

0:00 cuz if you look at Europe during the Ice Age and I'm

0:02 talking about A Lost Civilization of the Ice Age northern Europe

0:05 and North America were absolutely inhospitable

0:09 wildernesses during the Ice Age they

0:11 were frozen they were dry and they were dangerous and they were

0:15 not the places that people would go people naturally gravitated South towards

0:19 the equator towards the tropics that's where I would expect to find

0:23 traces of A Lost Civilization and that's where I do find

0:25 traces of theost civil you don't really find I've I've never reported

0:29 anything about theuk for example in my books we have Stonehenge

0:32 we have ay we have these Stone circles but they're not old

0:34 enough that was the time when the UK started to get warmer

0:38 and it's the same with the rest of Northern Europe and it's

0:40 the same with the northern part of North America you have

0:42 to go down to the southern part of North America you have

0:46 to go into Mexico you have to go into the into South

0:48 America to really find an environment during the Ice Age that would have

0:52 nurtured a high civilization and there's a lot of speculation as to why

0:56 they weren't able to cross the bearing land mass too right

1:00 well the again this is an area where there has been

1:03 a narrative that archaeology has sought to impose upon us and this was

1:08 this was called the Clovis first idea that there was a people

1:10 who archaeologists called the Clovis people we don't know what they

1:13 call themselves uh in North America and traces of their characteristic

1:19 uh tools particular sort of fluted points Arrowhead spear points turn up

1:23 from about 13,400 years ago and end abruptly 12,800 years ago

1:29 and for a long time with the beginning of the younger dras

1:31 and for a long time archaeology maintained that this Clovis culture so-called

1:36 Clovis culture we don't know what they call themselves were the first

1:39 Americans and that there were no human beings in the Americas before

1:43 13,400 years ago and bit by bit the New Evidence has come

1:47 in which has forced archaeologists screaming and tearing out their hair

1:52 to back away from the Clover first Paradigm and admit that actually yes

1:56 there were people here before that but even then they're reluctant

1:58 to go very far back we've recently had these these Footprints

2:02 in in White Sands in in New Mexico 23,000 years old or so

2:07 that's largely being accepted now but there are much earlier dates there's

2:11 130,000 years ago from the couti madon site near San Diego

2:16 the Sphinx is supposed to have been built 4,500 years ago

2:20 but as you know Robert shock and I and many others are

2:23 convinced the Sphinx is much much older than that that it goes back

2:26 12,000 plus years and this is based on geological evidence of heavy

2:30 rainfall which is another interesting thing

2:32 about the climate and the environment

2:35 of that area that we think of it as being desert

2:38 but at one point in time it wasn't well this is this is

2:41 one of the reasons why I'm so frustrated by archaeologists claiming

2:45 that they could know there was no Lost Civilization when they've done

2:48 so little work in the Sahara when the Sahara was in a number

2:53 of occasions during the Ice Age incredibly fertile very very nurturing

2:59 environment with huge river systems running through it and lakes it's

3:02 not disputed that that was the case it was a kind

3:05 of environment that would have nurtured human civilization uh and we really

3:09 can't write off the possibility of A Lost Civilization until we take

3:12 a much closer much more detailed look at the Sahara of course

3:14 that's expensive and then Egypt itself is in the Sahara didn't

3:18 they find fossilized whalebones in the Sahara yeah that would go back

3:22 a lot further that would go back to to millions of years

3:26 to to a time when the oceans were different perhaps even

3:28 hundreds of millions of years so Sahara at one point in time

3:31 was an ocean as many places were pretty much anywhere where you

3:35 find you find Limestone was was was once covered by by ocean

3:39 the world has changed the world is constantly changing it's like it's

3:41 like one of those magic kids toys where you pull pull a lever

3:44 and it wipes out the diagram you just made you know um

3:48 it just keeps on the world keeps on recreating itself and we

3:51 human beings make our journey through this through this changing world

3:55 and we we try to fix it and say this is how

3:58 things were this is how things will be and it never cooperates

4:01 with us on that just incredibly fascinating that the timeline when you

4:05 go beyond the traditional timeline and you get back into where you

4:10 and Robert shock have speculated the age of the Sphinx now you're

4:14 talking about a completely different environment

4:16 of lush rainforest and many many many resources absolutely we're talking about

4:20 a completely different Sahara and shock's

4:23 evidence is of a thousand years of heavy rainfall that's what

4:26 the Sphinx Bears witness to that it was already there when

4:30 The Rains of the younger dras and the younger dras affected

4:33 the Sahara with heavy rainfall just as further north it changed the climate

4:37 and made it much colder in the Sahara it became much

4:39 wetter uh and it's that period of rains that uh that are

4:43 the most likely culprit for weathering the Sphinx in the way it

4:46 is but it could have stood there thousands of years before that there's

4:48 also very clear evidence that the face in the Sphinx is much

4:52 younger right no doubt about that whatsoever the the first the first

4:55 problem is the the ancient Egyptians were masters of proportion they

4:59 the ancient Egyptian art is rightly world famous for it for its

5:02 quality and they didn't get things out of proportion uh they

5:06 wouldn't make that Elementary error when they create this giant statue carving

5:10 it out of solid Bedrock but the head of the Sphinx is

5:13 way too small in relation to the body it just it looks

5:16 like like the head of a pin it doesn't it doesn't

5:18 fit with that 270t long 70t high body uh it looks very

5:24 much as though the Sphinx once had a much larger head can

5:28 you show us a photo of it J it's also much less

5:32 weathered right and it's much less weathered and and this is

5:35 again where egyptology tries to attach the Sphinx to a particular period

5:40 egyptology claims that's the face of cfre who was the successor

5:44 to kufu uh it doesn't look like any statues known statues of cfre

5:50 that I can see but let's is called the nem headdress it's

5:52 the classic headdress of an Egyptian pharaoh uh not in my view

5:57 cafre uh but the headdress of an Egyptian Pharaoh but it's

6:00 on a head that is way too small by comparison with the body

6:04 and and both shock and I and John Anthony West Manu

6:08 seada who's another excellent researcher in this field we all feel

6:12 that the Sphinx was almost certainly a complete Lion at one point

6:16 it was a lion with a huge man uh and that that head

6:20 sticking up above the plateau got very heavily eroded and by the time

6:24 the ancient Egyptians inherited it they decided to improve it

6:28 a little bit to cut down that heavily eroded head and put

6:30 the head of a pharaoh on it does it have the same

6:32 sort of sophisticated proportions where they're perfect left and right as some

6:37 of the other statues do which is another incredible mystery that when

6:41 they look at the measurements of these immense statues somehow another

6:46 they're completely symmetrical on both left

6:48 and right sides completely symmetrical um

6:50 I'm I'm actually not sure whether that's the case with the Sphinx

6:53 uh I wouldn't be surprised because I have no doubt whatsoever

6:56 that the head of the Great Sphinx was carved by the ancient

6:58 Egyptians who made the who made those statues but the question is

7:01 what was it carved from what was it cut down from uh

7:05 so the geology the the precipitation in Juice weathering is one

7:08 of the evidence pieces of evidence for a much older Sphinx

7:12 but the other thing is the astronomy the the fact that the Sphinx is

7:15 an equinoctial marker you know if you stand looking due east

7:20 at Giza or anywhere in the northern hemisphere uh on the Spring Equinox

7:26 uh there's three key moments of the year four actually there's

7:28 the winter and summer solstice and there's the equinoxes the spring and fall

7:32 equinoxes on the summer solstice the sun rises far to the North

7:35 of East on the winter solstis it rises far to the south

7:39 of East but on the equinoxes it aligns perfectly due east

7:43 and that's what the Sphinx is it's aligned perfectly to due east

7:46 and it's gazing at the Horizon and then we come to this contentious issue of who

7:50 discovered the zodiacal constellations because the Sphinx

7:54 12 and a half thousand years ago was gazing at dawn

7:57 on the Spring Equinox at the constellation of Leo in other words

8:01 this lion Monument on the ground was looking at its own Celestial

8:05 counterpart in the sky egyptologist dismiss that they say the nobody had

8:09 any idea of the constellations until the Greeks I just think they're

8:12 I think they're wrong so astronomy and geology together combine to invite

8:18 us to consider the possibility that the Sphinx may be much older

8:21 than 4,500 years old right I mean if you I know you

8:25 know that theory that is crazy theory that sounds so it sounds

8:30 completely Wackadoo but then when you have it laid out to you

8:34 uh Christopher what's his last name dun Christopher D had him

8:37 on my podcast a few weeks ago I just had him a couple

8:39 weeks ago too I just had a uh brain fart his depiction

8:43 of the mechanisms that would be involved in turning this giant

8:49 structure into some sort of a power plant you you hear

8:52 about you go wait a minute whoa yeah it makes a lot

8:55 of sense and him and I have very similar theories on how

8:58 the the the power gener ation occurred uh and I believe

9:01 that the Nile you know when it used to run up

9:03 close to the pyramids and the water would run underneath the pyramid

9:07 and that would create something called physio electricity as it ran underneath

9:10 that magnetized Crystal Granite those ions would pour up into the chamber move

9:15 up the the grand Gallery where there used to be resonating rods

9:18 with you can see the slots where the rods used to be

9:21 they're removed now but the slots are still there then it

9:24 would be pushed into the king's chamber where it would be Amplified

9:27 and some type of fusion would take place then for up through

9:29 the Apex and then the crystal Granite Obelisk around the region would

9:34 capture that ambient wireless electricity and then if you had something called

9:37 a Jed which looks like a Tesla coil you can you can

9:40 capture that energy and you can transfer it into a device

9:42 for gold electroplating uh for any other electrical tools you need like

9:46 some of the tools they had to have used to create some

9:48 of these incredible works of art you we can see the tool

9:51 Mark so we know they had the tools and but they

9:53 had wireless electricity way back then the interesting thing about the Amazon

9:57 Joe is uh it's been grievously misunderstood over the years and fortunately

10:03 Archaeology is beginning to come to terms with it there was agriculture

10:07 in the Amazon going back a very long way going back

10:09 at least 10,000 years maybe maybe further um and we we may

10:14 have discussed this before but there's this there's this curious soil

10:18 that exists in the Amazon that they call Tera Preta uh or Amazonian

10:22 Dark Earth recent uh investigations have shown without doubt that it's man-made

10:28 and deliberately man-made not an accidental

10:30 result of Refuge tips but a deliberate

10:33 attempt to make the Amazon fertile and how do they know

10:36 that it's deliberate uh because they find in it the same ingredients

10:39 and amongst those amongst those ingredients are always broken bits of um

10:43 Ceramics that's one of the odd things they seem to be

10:46 part of what makes it work really Ceramics Ceramics in mixed

10:50 in there with with dung with with um human refu all deliberately put

10:57 in there not an accidental Dunkey but a place that human beings

11:00 said we're going to make this ground fertile cuz rainforest soils are

11:04 not particularly fertile the fertility

11:06 of the Amazon comes entirely from the fall

11:09 of leaves onto the soil it refertilized itself but to grow

11:12 crops on the Amazon is a very different Prospect and this is

11:15 where teraa uh really comes into its own and i' I've

11:19 been standing in a pit with with an archaeologist there a teraa

11:22 pit and you can see this beautiful rich soil and it is

11:24 a mystery it constantly replenishes itself it never gets used up

11:28 settlers seek it out seek out areas of terrapro and it fits

11:32 with this notion that not no longer a notion it's a fact

11:36 that there there was a population of millions in the Amazon 10,000

11:40 years ago and uh they were living a a highly productive

11:44 sophisticated life they were using agriculture they also gardened the Amazon

11:49 the the hyperd dominant tree trees in the Amazon are all fot

11:52 bearing trees the Brazil nut tree for example which a huge Tall Tree

11:57 um is a food bearing tree and they exist in far

12:00 greater numbers than they should do if they develop naturally humans manipulated

12:05 the Amazon and made it serve human needs thousands and thousands

12:09 of years ago and then we have these enormous structures that are appearing

12:14 in the Amazon which are being referred to as geoglyphs they call

12:17 them geoglyphs after the NASCAR lines actually the NASCAR lines in Peru

12:22 are are huge ground images sometimes geometrical in form sometimes showing

12:28 animals or birds or spiders other

12:31 creatures often actually showing Amazonian animals

12:34 but in the Brazilian Amazon in the state of acre uh

12:39 as a result of clearances of the Amazon that have been done

12:43 for farming purposes there's this rush to just cut the Amazon down

12:48 and replace it with cattle ranches

12:49 and soybean Farms those clearances have revealed

12:53 something that again according to the old view of the Amazon

12:56 shouldn't be there which is gigantic earthw huge ones a bit like

13:01 the henges in in Europe uh enormous embankments ditches and in geometrical

13:08 form so you get enormous squares enormous circles you get a circle

13:11 within a square uh they keep repeating these these geometrical images

13:16 and they're thousands of years old uh when when we were down there

13:20 just just recently we had a local liar guy working with us

13:24 these days you could you don't have to even use an airplane

13:27 to find things with lier you can fly lier off a drone

13:30 and flying his drone within a mile of known structures that are

13:35 outside the rainforest now he found two more huge geoglyphs under

13:39 the rainforest canopy which will be which will be investigated and this is

13:44 uh bizarre and and puzzling they reckon the team working

13:48 on this that's Marty Parson and of the University of Helsinki and El

13:53 ranzi who's a Brazilian archaeologist and geologist um they reckon that there's

13:57 thousands of these things still under the rainforest canopy and there's

14:00 a huge untold story so one of the places I would

14:03 look for A Lost Civilization is the Amazon rainforest so the Atlantis

14:08 one so the wrist shot structure I was wondering if you saw

14:11 those videos Joe yeah no that was that was a big one

14:13 that I saw because I've been fascinated by the concept of Atlantis

14:17 you know ever since I had these conversations with Randle Carlson

14:20 and Graham Hancock about the younger D impact Theory and this concept

14:24 that somewhere in the roughly around 11,000 12,000 years ago we were

14:30 hit by a series of comments and it's pretty evident that that's

14:34 a fact if you do the core samples of the earth

14:37 they find this nuclear glass all over the Earth that exists

14:41 in that time period and it seems like something happened that reset civilization

14:46 and there's very little uh evidence of advanced civilizations before that up

14:53 until recently up until the last couple of decades they started uncovering

14:57 things like gobec Lee and all these other structures that are clearly

15:02 from more than 12,000 years ago and they're really complex and really

15:06 large with enormous stones and it sort of caused people to rethink

15:10 the history of the earth and the the history of human

15:13 civilizations and Atlantis has always been the big one that has

15:17 been the one that everybody talked

15:18 about was this incredibly Advanced civilization

15:22 and no one could figure out where it is right or if

15:24 it was real I think that Atlantis because surely that went have

15:28 been necessarily the name just through like the the change of language

15:32 you know over let's say 12 13,000 years ago which would be

15:35 the time frame so like surely there would be several different changes

15:38 of language but I think it represented a civilization that was doing

15:42 great things they were more Global than what many people think would

15:46 be possible um it Atlantis was said to be a kingdom made

15:51 up of or an Empire excuse me made up of 10

15:54 kingdoms and then there was the lost city of Atlantis which was

15:57 the capital which was said to be made up of concentric circles

16:01 uh two of water three of land and essentially that they were obliterated

16:07 by a cataclysm as passed down by Plato although it's worth

16:11 mentioning that Plato got the story of Atlantis from Solon who was

16:15 his uh Uncle separated by six Generations but what people most people

16:20 don't realize is that Solon had traveled to Egypt and so it's

16:24 the ancient Egyptians is where that tale comes from which makes

16:27 it even more bizarre because I would argue that the most spectacular

16:32 ancient civilization is the Egyptians I mean I mean no disrespect

16:35 to the Romans hard to deny right I mean there let me just

16:38 say because I want to on this podcast encourage people to travel

16:41 to Egypt it Joe you got to go I really want

16:44 to a friend of mine just went and she got back

16:46 and she was telling me incredible things about it Jamie will you pull

16:49 up the photos of these concentric circles tell him yeah the wrist

16:53 shot r i c h a t it's worth mentioning that got

16:56 here yeah in the first couple I just want to say it's

16:59 rot I used to call it rick hot I was mispronouncing it

17:03 but let me ask you this Joe real quick when you

17:05 saw my video was that the very first time you had ever

17:07 seen this thing before that's the thing so many when I first

17:11 saw this I was like what the is that by the way

17:14 you see that white all those white blemishes uhhuh that's salt

17:18 this was under the ocean and and people let me just say

17:21 you mentioned Randall Carlson and Graham Hancock I love them and I

17:24 know for sure that they don't particularly think this is the site

17:27 for a few different reasons um so let me say there's

17:30 absolute doubt even I am not 100% certain I'm not even 100%

17:33 certain that L existed what I am certain is that humans were

17:36 doing spectacular things in a civiliz uh you know a cataclysmic event

17:39 happened called the younger drus and reset something for somebody is there

17:43 a natural explanation for this formation yes so what so let me

17:49 say that it is considered to be a mysterious they don't they're

17:52 not 100% certain of it however the consensus is that it was

17:55 a volcanic Dome that had risen and collapsed multiple times like

17:59 a 100 million years ago allegedly I don't I say allegedly I'm

18:03 not necessarily disagreeing with that I'm just saying I would like

18:05 to know where sometimes they get these figures from like explain to me

18:09 why it was 100 million years ago and not 99 or 98

18:13 because here we are talking about how crazy things changed in just

18:16 the last 12 13,000 years so when they throw around these numbers

18:20 you know 1 million years in itself is an incredibly long

18:23 period of time but getting back to your question some had

18:26 originally thought that maybe it was an impact site from a CR

18:29 from a you know an asteroid or perhaps but there's no evidence

18:32 for it like there's none of the the problem is is there's

18:35 these concentric circles the like I've never seen anything I mean obviously

18:39 I'm not an archaeologist but I've never seen anything like this in I

18:45 mean if you study structures that are like man-made structures I've

18:49 never seen anything like this that humans have made but I've definitely

18:51 never seen like go to that one where your cursor on Jamie

18:54 please so is this you want to see something all right

18:58 this okay okay one one step at a time because we also

19:01 have to take into consideration that people are just listening so it

19:03 kind of describe what we're looking at here okay so what you're

19:06 looking at is approximately 250 miles Inland in the total Barren desert

19:13 of morania Africa so the this image looks like why is it

19:16 blue that's just showing you the what it used to look like

19:19 no this is what it looks like right now through um

19:21 I forgot what you call this type of Animation but it's essentially

19:24 it's a satellite imagery that they enhanced in order for you

19:27 to see the different in elevation and the actual structure to itself okay

19:31 so it like if there was water in this area you

19:35 would see it this way that it would be these concentric circles

19:38 that are raised above the water and then the water would be

19:41 inside of it like that well just to clarify this particular image no

19:45 this is not trying to represent water so that blue is actually

19:48 picking up on salt so salt all that was salt but I

19:51 mean it used to be underwater right it's salt because it

19:54 was underwater that's what I believe and that's what makes the most

19:57 sense to me others will disagree and let me tell you

20:00 why it is currently 12 1300 ft above sea level it's 250

20:04 Mi Inland and so some people say this was never under

20:07 the ocean at least not for the last tens of millions of years

20:11 is what the scientists claim I argue that since the salt is

20:15 still there and not only that Jamie if you go to the other

20:18 images that show you more of the the white um the one

20:22 uh that you were previously on the one to the middle

20:24 to the left right there so those areas with the most white

20:28 blemishes happen to be the areas that are the lowest in elevation

20:32 which to me tells me that saltwater had settled there but not

20:35 only that Joe Atlantis was said to be like we said

20:39 you know multiple rings of you know water and land however

20:42 it was said to open to the sea to the South

20:44 and what you're looking at here that the South so this is

20:47 oriented North Southeast and West what do you see to the South

20:51 and especially if we could get another this is very flat area

20:54 that looks like it's the lowest elevation like around it looks like

20:57 it's higher I mean it's hard to tell from this image Jamie

21:00 will you will you Google Map it just type in um even

21:03 if you went to morania so you could see this from space

21:05 um astronauts use it as a locator and they weren't really familiar

21:09 or aware of it until the Gemini missions in the early 1960s

21:13 so if you go to like if you just go to Google

21:16 Earth you could you'll be able to find this quite quickly it

21:19 stands out and it's why they call it the eye of Africa

21:21 or the eye of the Sahara all right so just pan

21:24 out a little bit and it'll provide us with a much yeah

21:26 keep going oh all that all that white is salt archaeologists should

21:31 not seek to isolate the story of Atlantis from other flood myths

21:35 and traditions all around the world that and that's a problem too

21:38 I mean we have hundreds of myths and traditions from countries all

21:41 around the globe which speak of a great Global cataclysm a huge

21:45 flood often wildfires uh destruction of human beings and and and of animals

21:52 a few survivors who seek to restart civil it's a global

21:56 story not a not a single story told by to and I

22:00 mean if you hear the same story from so many different

22:03 cultures at what point in time do you go maybe there's something

22:06 to this I mean it's just very strange to try to deny

22:10 that again we have this especially with the physical evidence yeah

22:13 especially with the physical evidence and and it's interesting with the physical

22:16 evidence like like gockley Tey which is 11,600 years old I

22:22 mean it used to be argued Robert chock and John Anthony West's

22:26 work on the Great Sphinx suggesting that the Sphinx could be 12,000

22:30 plus years old it used to be argued that was impossible

22:33 because there was no other site anywhere in the world no other

22:35 megalithic site of the same age and then we discover gocke

22:39 and it's 11,600 years old now if you can make gockley tee

22:43 with its 20 ton megaliths beautifully carved representations of human and animal

22:47 figures in those in those pillars if you can do that you

22:50 can cut the Great Sphinx out of Bedrock as well there's no

22:53 reason to to dismiss the geological evidence of the Great Sphinx anymore

22:57 but in in dead what Archaeology is doing is trying to finesse

23:02 gockley tee they're trying to say oh there was this gradual buildup

23:05 to gockley tee and they now talk about a people who they

23:08 call the natufians again we don't know what they called themselves uh

23:12 who were predecessors of tee around 14,000 years ago uh and they

23:18 show things that look like a tiny little stone wall that they

23:23 built the sort of thing that you can find a dry stone

23:25 wall that you can find anywhere in Wales to this day you

23:27 know and this is supposed to be a prequel to gockley

23:30 tee you I'm sorry you just don't start off making dry stone

23:34 walls and then wake up one morning and create 20 ton megaliths

23:37 in huge Stone circles perfectly astronomically aligned as we have at GOC

23:41 tee not only that but how like what did what did

23:45 they do how are you even where are you getting those 20

23:49 ton megalit from how far do they have to transport in the case

23:52 of gole tee not far how far oh hundreds of meters

23:56 I've stood on top of one uh megalith that they partially

23:59 cut out of the Bedrock uh with the t-shape but then they

24:02 found a fault in it and they left it there it would

24:05 have been a 30 ton megalith they clearly intended to release it

24:08 from the Bedrock but it had a fault so they they left

24:11 it alone the quaries the the issue of the quaries for the Rock

24:15 at gockley tee is not too big a problem but the transportation

24:18 of those even the transportation you get enough people working together

24:22 and they can and they can move uh large Stones there's

24:25 that's that that's not in dispute but that that's where the question

24:28 comes how do you get enough people together how do you have

24:31 the organizational skills where do you have the mindset that plans something

24:34 like this at the beginning and and that is the problem

24:37 that is not answered in the case of GOI that happening suddenly

24:41 and what were they using for tools they're supposed to have just

24:44 been using Stone there's not supposed to have been any any Metals

24:48 at at at that period not even brass not even brass

24:51 not even copper I have um I have a a complicated view

24:55 on gockley tee let's say it's my hypothesis it's not a fact

24:59 I don't claim this is a fact I think that what we're

25:02 looking at at gocke there's no doubt that the population of around

25:06 gocke were all hunter gatherers when gocke started to be made

25:12 and that's the weirdest thing of all because previously archaeology always used

25:15 to say hunter gatherer cultures did not have the Manpower did not have

25:21 the organizational skills could not generate

25:23 the surpluses that would allow people

25:24 to specialize in architecture and engineering and astronomy and so on so

25:28 so it used to be said that hunter gatherers couldn't do

25:30 that now archeologists have backpedal on that and they're saying well yeah

25:33 clearly hunter gatherers did it the funny thing is that that during

25:37 the Thousand Years that gockley Tee functions and it runs from roughly

25:41 11,600 years ago to say 9,600 years ago uh during during

25:47 the 10,600 years ago during those Thousand Years the population of GOC

25:52 teepe transitions from being hunter gatherers to being agriculturalists so we

25:56 see two new ideas suddenly appearing

25:58 at gockley tee enormous megalithic architecture

26:02 and a shift from Hunter Gathering to Agriculture and what gockley tee

26:06 looks like to me is a transfer of technology that people who

26:10 already knew how to work megalithic architecture and align it precisely

26:14 to the risings of particular stars for example sirrius uh came to gockley

26:19 tee at a time of chaos and cataclysm in the world

26:23 and they sought to introduce a new way of thinking I think gockley

26:27 Tey was created as a project to mobilize the local community

26:31 to give them something to work on to bring them together and it's

26:34 not an accident that during that thousand years they transitioned from hunting

26:37 Hunter Gathering to to agriculture um I don't uh see massive

26:43 technical complications in in creating

26:45 gockley except those very precise alignments

26:48 but what I do see uh is a sudden appearance of something

26:52 that shouldn't have been there and that and that requires explanation well

26:55 if you look at the tablets again they talk about this War right

26:59 and this war that occurred there's a lot of Wars obviously

27:01 but this one particular War it seems like the same one that damaged

27:04 the area or the region of Giza Plateau also mohen jaro

27:08 in the indis valley up there by Pakistan and the reason why

27:12 it's interesting is if you look at the war in the Tex

27:15 and then go to those areas it looks now almost you can

27:17 begin to see oh wait a minute it looks like War mohen

27:20 jaro IND this Valley the buildings turned to Glass the sand turned

27:23 to Glass and the bodies are still laying in the street

27:26 right now today holding hands never been scavenged by animals so wait

27:30 a minute where is this mohen jendo are there photos that we

27:34 can look at oh yeah look it up Mohan jendo indis Valley

27:37 dead bodies still laying in the street thousands of years later

27:40 and nobody just they just lay there no one's covered them up nobody's

27:43 covered them up yeah when you put a Geer counter over them

27:46 higher than background level radiation okay really yeah and if but aren't

27:50 Stones higher than background level radiation some stones are some stones are

27:53 especially like diorite and uh Crystal Granite but these bodies these are

27:57 just bones how come their hen background level level I can't

28:01 wait to see this why haven't I never heard of this moan

28:04 gendo m o h en there you go wow yeah this is

28:08 evidence of a nuclear war or nuclear type go back to the other

28:11 the one that one there that one's insane yeah there's bodies

28:15 that are sitting on the edge of steps next to their own

28:18 buildings that they lived in the building is turned to glass

28:21 that's 3,000 plus degree temperature weapons fire so there's a bunch

28:25 of people that seem to die all at once just scattered around

28:28 yeah now what's the conventional explanation for how these people died they

28:32 have no idea they have zero idea the only thing that you

28:35 that was just a couple Jamie go to the other just

28:38 the Moran jandara mythical Mass Massacre yeah so that they think it's

28:44 a massacre do the is there any just laying there laying there

28:49 and that that building those stones are vitrified which means 3,000 plus

28:53 degree temperature oh uh what kind of you know what could have

28:57 caused that level of temperature an energetic release well it could have

29:02 been a low atmosphere asteroid it could have been that's possible tunguska

29:08 yeah it could have been a but then their bones would have

29:10 been splattered apart and broken into pieces good call yeah that's good

29:13 call yeah because they don't seem to be broken apart no they're

29:17 not broken apart that impact would have shattered the bones and spread

29:21 them out over great right but without impact even if you

29:24 just look at the one that burst in the atmosphere in tunguska

29:26 it just flattened trees flattened everything all I think it's some insane

29:30 like a million Acres or something crazy it's incredible the Tusa explosion

29:35 that that one's yeah so those bodies would be toast cu

29:39 the trees were ripped apart the buildings would have been flattened the legs

29:41 would have flown off there's no way they would just be

29:43 laying there like that that's interesting and they don't seem to be

29:46 like chopped up did they have any evidence of stab wounds

29:50 or anything on them they don't have any evidence of any injury

29:52 of any kind of attack or any cutting or like swords or anything

29:56 they just all got cooked right and then in the the tablet

29:58 it says that the evil wind moved over the land after they

30:02 released these weapons and they and then enki goes to his father

30:06 I mean yeah an goes to his father on and says

30:08 hey um can you stop the evil wind CU he had fallen

30:10 in love with some people you know and down there and he's

30:13 like there's nothing I can do he said get in your sky

30:15 ship and for Bo that means get the hell out of here

30:17 and he said the people's hair was falling out their eyes

30:20 were bleeding their nose were bleeding their fingernails were curling off

30:23 that sounds like radiation sickness so

30:26 you think it's radiation sickness that did

30:27 this all these people or was it an impact that did

30:29 this to all these people nobody nobody knows nobody knows but they're

30:33 they're not blown apart right they're not blown apart it seems like

30:37 whatever whatever whatever struck or whatever energetic weapon it was could have

30:41 been not might not have been a weapon whatever it was it

30:44 seems like that shock wave reached them at some point and whatever

30:47 was in that wave just killed everybody that's what it did

30:51 yeah and they just don't know what it is so how does

30:54 a conventional archaeologist describe it do they say it's a massacre they

30:59 just call it a mythical Massacre and they stay away from it