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Yes. Have you seen dr.ammon Hillmans Ancient Greek translations? Like, wow!!! I would love to know his ideas about Malta. But yes, I believe they were even doing medical operations as well and teaching how to use the drugs and plants and how to re-attach limbs, research etc

Some of these dolmen are mind boggling , the ancients were more capable then we give them credit for .

What they accomplished is nothing short of Amazing ! Thanks for this awesome update !

I look at these structures and cannot imagine the gruesome injuries many must have endured.

Of course, the real answer to how these things came about is aliens. It's always aliens.

Elaborate structures built over and around natural springs are known around the world. The nuraghi in Sardinia often have a well inside. The Osirion in Egypt seems to have been mainly a reservoir dug down to the water table under the Giza plateau. The "communal rooms" at Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe look more like water cisterns than anything else. So, unless hard dating says otherwise, I would guess that the well was dug first, for the simple purpose of providing water all year round. That made it a focal point for people in a few km radius. The well would surely have some permanent cover to keep the water clean etc. Thus when those people decided to build the dolmen, for religious or whatever reasons, building it over the well was a natural decision

hiya, Laura! was kayakin' the river, so missed this.....then, the blankety blank wifi decided to go on vacation for the weekend....Labor Day, ya know...still out😡 had to wait til i got to the clinic today, to watch.... sssooo, another great video, of course! and, some cool pics of an amazing ancient structure. those guys really had it going.....so big and built so well, i can, kinda, understand how some folks could think it was done with higher tech or help from aliens(note: i said KINDA) people back then were every bit as smart as we, just not as technologically blessed. their ability to create such magnificence is humbling.....i know i could NOT do so....even with modern tools! thoroughly enjoyable, Laura! thanks be to ye! forsooth! i go now to another vid i missed....til next we meet, m'lady⚔

Well, it came first, water first, the well came next, then everything else. Who controls the water controls civilizations.

το στοουν χετζ ενδεχετε το ποιο πιθανο να ητανε ντολμεν και καποια πλημμύρα η κυματα πλημμυρων να παρασυρανε τα χωματα που το καλυπτανε και εμεινε πισω αυτα που σημερα βλεπετε αυτη ηταν παντα η εντυπωση μου αυτο μπορει να εξεταστη με αναλογη μελετη μερικων σημειων και σε σχεση με υπαρχοντα ντολμεν σε αλλες περιοχες εχω κατι στο νου μου αλλα ειναι εκτος θεματος μου τωρα στην ελλαδα εχουμε τον 15ο παγκοσμιο πολεμο της ελεινης σαρδελας και ολες οι νατοικες δυναμεις διενεργουνε πολεμικες επιχειρησεις και ολες οι σκυλισιες πετσινες δυναμεις ειναι στα χαρακωματα ο γατος δολοφονος ακουγετε να πλησιαζει ταχια νεοτερα απο το επομενο εκτακτο πολεμικο συμβουλιο θα ανοικωνοθουνε απο την κυβερνηση του πορδηπουργου της η οποια δοξα το θεο αναπνεει ακομη μεσα στους θαλαμους των παγκοσμιων πολεμικων επιχειρισεων των μαζικων 15ον παγκοσμιων πολεμων και ενω ο γατος πλησιαζει της ελεεινες πετσινε μπεικες σαρδελες ταχια και ακρως απειλητικα

great video, thanks for posting

Fascinating info on the topic. Than you so much.

Queen cell as in Bee Queen Cell.

One thing is sure, massive catastrophes have happened on this planet. What caused them are up for debate. One of the thing that has always baffled me is the ancient texts (can't remember from which culture), where they describe Mars as the scarred warrior. There is no way to see the giant scars on Mars from where it's located today in the solar system, which suggests that Mars must have been A LOT closer to earth (or ancient people had giant telescopes, lol, much bigger than we have today to see the scars on Mars). Was Immanuel Velikovsky correct about Worlds in Collision??? THAT would have caused some major catastrophes on earth. ALL kinds of catastrophes.

Thank you, brilliant precis.

They got giants to build them for them.

Seriously, again no layering? Carbon Dating from the last fire that some campers left? Incapapility for any stone, Bronze, or any & all cultures to have created, then lost the Megolithic Megablock Masterpieces mystery of how, when & why?

I hope you have been there, although the industrial park that surrounds it is a tad unsettling. The orientation towards the human profile mountain makes it a very special, a very human as a opposed to solar place, as if they had had an "enlightenment" period and it's more an artistic statement than other structures oriented to the sun etc.

Thank you, keep working.

Excellent. I was just reading some rather far-fetched things about this monument so I'm particularly glad to have so much real info. It sounds as if knowledge of what happened at the el Toro cave had permeated their memories, and someone, or ones, came up with a series of solutions to reassure the people. Must have been quite a job convincing everyone. But what do I know? It could have been a kit, with illustrated instructions, from the Martian Ikea.

I visited the extant dolmens at Antequera in 1971. Was astonished at the size of them, having visited megalithic monuments in several other European countries. None of those other dolmens were of this extraordinary interior scale, though one menhir that had fallen in Carnac was huge also. I thought I could have driven my VW bus inside! At least that was my initial impression. Nice to get all this new information on those. Thanks.

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they're stoned and have lasers with water levelling and stardom

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Menga Jenga built by Doll men

The well is really something special. Imagine digging a shaft almost 20 meters deep with only stone age tools. I understand that wells in dolmens are very rare (cough, Sardinia, cough). Must have been some extraordinary background story. We definitely need a time machine.

I've developed a theory of general megalithic design and for that matter ancient Neolithic building. And that is that these monuments as well as those in Southeastern Turkey and in non-literate cultures in general one sees an expected ad hoc system of measurements and constructions without necessarily evidence of apriori detailed planning before construction. In other words the products of Neolithic culture are not the precise products of scientific industry and design one might see in later cultures or in our own culture, but are less precise in character and the products of the skilled builder or craftsman rather than the architectural team. They are extremely impressive nevertheless but have a less developed feel relative to our own engineered monuments. So In the case of Gobekli Tepe for instance one sees almost hivelike and ad hoc agglomerations of residential units surrounding the main buildings. Dimensions are generally approximate and shapes and buildings happen with need or construction was done with an overall idea of the eventual product certainly but without the presence of plans or documents. It is also a characteristic of Native American cultural artifacts and structures. This to be sure did not reflect some form of incompetence and for any 'imprecision and approximation' one sees in the physical products of these cultures they have certainly important cultural viability and utility and impressive presence still, and of course limited tools such as stone tools inhibited easy construction and design. For architecture the change comes with literacy and the ability to make documents and plan out larger and more complex constructions. The architect and engineer supplemented the skilled builder. With that capability come the the more regular features of monumental architecture, for instance, with which we are familiar from later cultures and eras. The Egyptians for instance required papyrus, ink, and the ability to work out on paper precise mathematical calculations to plan and build structures such as complex pyramids. SZ

We must never underestimate the ingenuity of humans, even ancient ones!

Good to see Laura. Sorry I split from the live chat. The yaks decided that to jump the fence. So. Those guys had to know what they were doing. Too elaborate. Too complex. Even for such a simple structure. Fox out

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The thing that strikes me is that the dolman building seems to have begun when the cave had to be abandoned. It seems like they were trying to recreate the cave. Was the one photo of the Cromlech of Almendres, Portugal? It looked very much like it. Thanks Laura! Always wonderful information.

Unusual that the doorway doesn't point to sunrise, do you suppose that it was built at a time when the sun rose in a slightly different location, like maybe prior to a Polar shift, say more than 12000 years ago?

For once I'm not familiar with the subject of one of you videos so I'm quite looking forward to this.

A more interesting question might be why are dolmens found literally around the world? Considering they’re so difficult to build , why did people around the world feel the need to create these? What was their purpose? Academics,predictably say tombs and just as predictably we never find ancient remains in them.

It was not the etruskan, it was not the Mycenian oder Mioan. It was a much more older society. In Greece the Pelasgans always live,i.e. in Phigaleia

In this video you mention "the huge amount of time and resources invested in creating" the megaliths. Has any research been done into the free time that our forebears would have had left after their needs to hunt, gather and engage in agriculture had been taken care of? So many animals have become extinct in many regions of Europe and Asia Minor. Would not the greater game resources of earlier times have freed up time for them to engage in other pursuits such as creating megaliths.

Thankyou for this youve covered some items of history Ive been keen to learn more about especially the dates being back to the last ice age. Thanks from David in Sydney.

ultimately, where did their mitochondrial DNA come from?

Thanks so much, I’m visiting Stonehenge on Monday and feel better prepared 😊

I visited the Tarxian temples a month ago, really cool and mysterious.

All the Greek history is a lie nobody is ever mentioning Serbs and it’s huge mistake.They are the modern mix of all Slavic tribes back in the days.Etruscan spoke Slavic and start to dig there in that direction

Yes Slavic tribe did it

At the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, they have an Ancient Greek vase showing Hercules and a woman named Hesione fighting a monster called Cetus. And the monster is a fossilized skull. The museum claims it is the skull of either a whale or giraffe, but that is unlikely because the skull has a schlerotic eye ring, which mammals do not possess. It is likely the fossil of some sort of monitor lizard

More questions, please thank you

Thank you very much for your time and your Reporting I always learn something

Inventors of a great sauce. You thought it. I said it.

A good introduction to this theory but please do your own research as some of the biggest problems with the idea of a greater age for these structures aren't even mentioned here.

Hi, I recently had my Y-DNA tested and have found that I am downstream from people who were associated with the Funnelbeaker culture, of thirty ancient DNA connections six were found to have been contaminated with the early plague. I am lucky that my ancestors were smart enough to flee the area or fortunate enough to have developed some immunity to the disease. My basic haplogroup is I-2a if anyone is interested.

Fascinating. After the video was posted, it has only been further confirmed that there was a large epidemic in the late neolithic age

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