This is Inside The Stone Blocks of Angkor Wat? Ancient Engineering Technology |Part 7| Praveen Mohan
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00:00 - Introduction
00:19 - Sandstone Blocks
01:44 - Lava Rocks
02:51 - Giant Compound Wall
04:32 - Mystery Continues
05:44 - Lava Rocks behind Sandstone blocks
08:13 - Laterite Quarry
10:44 - Secret Ingredient
12:38 - Conclusion
Hey guys, today we are going to solve the puzzle of Angkor Wat's Stone Work. In a previous video, I had estimated that Angkor Wat would have needed at least 10 Million tons of sandstone blocks to build the temple. As you can see, Angkor Wat is entirely made of sandstone, and it is so big that it would have needed at least that many rocks. But there is a fundamental problem with this, if you look at the quarry sites of Angkor Wat, we can be sure that 10,000,000 tons of rocks were not removed from here. And experts confirm there are no other sandstone quarries nearby from which the rocks have been taken. So where did ancient builders magically get these sandstone blocks from? If you watch till the end of the video, you will know.
"So that is where the tourists are, that is where the main temple is. This is almost the edge of the temple but this is where all information is. See this is sandstone, this is this rock basically. You can see the blocks that were used to make this temple. I don't think these were leftovers. These are parts taken out and put here. So you can see these blocks of sandstone - this is what the entire temple is made of. These are the sandstone blocks that made the temple and you can see a bunch of them here and there is a pile of blocks which goes all the way and this is all sandstone. These are sandstone blocks, parts of pillars, I can tell right away, some make up the other structures. But you see those rocks there, that is where it gets really interesting. Can you see the difference between that rock and this rock? This rock is sandstone but that is not sandstone. I think that is volcanic basalt, that's - Cambodians call this Lava Rock, you see how porous it is. Let us go take a look and see how this was used. See how these rocks are, right? You can tell right away that you cannot put these rocks as front pieces of a temple right? Because you see how porous they are and how rough they are. If they are carved, this is not going to look good. But why do you see these huge rectangular blocks right? You can see how many blocks here right? This entire area is full of these "Lava Rocks". But these rocks were also used in the construction of the temple. Nobody understands this, people think it is made of sandstone but these rocks were key to the construction of the Angkor Wat temple. So let's go take a look and see where these were used. "
We are on the other edge of the temple, you can see tourists and tour guides walking into the temple, but remember, the information is always in places where people do not look. So I start exploring the woods nearby, normal people do not venture into this area.
And you can see something very exciting, the Angkor Wat temple is not only protected by a moat, but it has a giant compound wall, not only now, even a thousand years ago, most people would not visit this area, but this giant temple is protected by a 16 foot wall on all 4 sides. But the most important feature is the material used here.
"So this where the lava rocks were used. There is no need for dressing this up, there is no need for this compound wall to look beautiful, it was created for protective purposes, and this is why we have blocks and blocks of lava rocks. You can tell - it is not beautiful, but it will absolutely serve the purpose. And we are able to find this only if we go deep, where there is nobody. "
This material is called basaltic laterite, and it is created as a result of volcanic eruption. I examine this wall which stretches for miles, and when I start returning back to the main premises, something hits me, this wall made of laterite does not solve the mystery of Angkor Wat's volume of rocks. This wall probably accounts for 1 percent of Angkor Wat's stone blocks. So, just because I found out that this 1% is made of laterite, it does not explain where 99% of the rocks, the sandstone blocks came from.
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Outstanding my friend 👌👍
Hello Sir...I want to join your team
@PraveenMohan Hello ji, if you have the video of your research on Ram Sethu which is now called Adam's bridge in Dhanushkodi near Rameswaram, kindly share me the same. Or else I request you to kindly visit Dhanushkodi once to explore the bridge and find evidences of that bridge to be a man-made one supporting the Ramayan claims. I am asking you the same because of the confidence that you will certainly unveil the truth hidden in those claims and show the value of Hinduism even more to the world.
@@aanandh1818 i too support your comment
Who else wants him to be director of Archeological Survey of India?
👇 Hit like.
He is one of the best in the world, I want to give him biggest positions...
now.. thats superb...
hats off to Mohan bhai
Praveen is a gift from the gods
The I gonna become king of this country that I first thing I gonna give is promotion to praveen Mohan.
@@badcampa2641 u mean ancient aliens
I would like to take this apportunity to wish Praveen n all Hindus a Happy Depavali Day which falls tomorrow on the 14th Nov.
Thankyou very much, i would love to feed you karanji, shankarpaale, laddu, peda, barfi, chakli, chivda, sonpapdi, gulab jamun etc etc hundreds of delicious dishes of this festival with different different versions and flavours of all dishes
@@animax1034hahah thank you so much. So kind of you. I love Indian food n all your delicacies. We have so many Indian restaurants here in Malaysia. We are spoilt for choice.
Thanks madam
Indeed! Shub Divali!
Happy Deepavali.
Only a scientific mind and deep curiosity can explore this kinds of phenomenon. You are awesome and extraordinary Praveen. Happy Diwali.
His extraordinary knowledge of ancient deities,gods as well as being able to interpret what's going on in every carving, and putting the story/stories of the different scenes is mind buckling!! I don't always fully agree on his interpretations but have the upmost respect for his knowledge and Insight!
Words are not enough to express how excellent a job that you are doing. You are a gem
This makes the temple even more impressive in my opinion
Very grate template
Hydraulics of sand that engineering is difficult no way primitive man did that
It’s not easy you need to plan, eg a sand castle is easy to build when the sand is wet but after it dries the sand becomes very unstable so the interleaved stonework has to be such to hold the sand and use it as a way to transfer the weight distribution
@Pa BHAV jaja facil
@Pa BHAV jaja lo dices que es fácil porque tienes esos conocimientos pero para aquel tiempo esos humanos primitivos quienes sabían de esa técnica de construcción y si tu vivieras en ese tiempo tendría ese conocimiento..?.
It's not only what you discover, but also the way you take us by the hand to discover it ourselves step by step that is AMAZING! Thank you once more
He is not always correct in some of his analysis but I like his open mind
@@dsreenireddy agree anna
Regardless of how they did it, it's still an incredible feat of engineering.
You really made my jaw dropped when u said the interior was sand, I would like to see an example tho. I wonder if the pyramids from egypt has a similar system with diff stones. I hope one day in the future u will explore the egypt, the world needs you there without doubt.
Hahah agree if he can afford tour of Egypt.
Egypt has easiest Hindu connection. Similarities:
●SemiHuman Gods
●Sun God
●Eye - ankh
●Idols
●Multigod
●Royal people can connect to gods
●dressing "bare chest" like in south india, gold accessories
●many rituals,
●medical instruments and method
●skin tone
●astronomy
Not similar
●pictography
●language
●dressing "headress", other designs
●pottary design
●building construction
●rituals
●death ceremony
And may be i missed some points....
We have two Pyramids in the Grand Canyon in the USA. Mexico is uncovering Tartaria structures, they believe. So many underground tunnels worldwide. So much hidden history.
Same tech different entities.
@@karenreaves3650 some of those tunnels opens in shrilanka for sure. Every one know story in Ramayana where Hanuman travels through these tunnela
Мир истории ждёт таких учёных как Правин
That's it I'm telling my kids to watch Praveen Mohan videos to learn real history...
Me also it's very inspiring
Yes sir 👌👌👌
Same thought
THE GOVERNMENT HAS TO THINK OF MR.MOHANS INVENTIONS SHOULD BE A PART OF EDUCATIONAL SUBJECT TO THE CHILDREN TO THINK AND TO IMPROVE THEIR KNOWLEDGE.
And also follow true indology on twitter
90%of Indians concentrate on foreign things but Praveen Mohan sir is one of the 10% who concentrate on Indian specialities
It's because of English education which made us feel low on own culture.
@@whatithinksingh insta bhavin754
10%? where are the other 9?
@@whatithinksingh satya vachan
@@briant444 sir I mean approx
INSANE EDITING
INSANE RESEARCH
PERFECT HUMOR
TOP-NOTCH PRESENTATION.
Totally worth 13:34 minutes.
I hope there are more temples built in the future by studying the old ones. Nothing else could be a great example of the PEAK of the achievement of Indian Art, Architecture, Engineering and Science!!
Thank You, Praveen ❤
How do you keep up the drive for answers without being disheartned? It doesn't take long to realise we are missing so much in life, the amazing world that must of been before us.
I love your videos praveen you are one of the good.
Unbridled curiosity.
Brilliant I have learned more about Angkor Was from your video's than any other program even on the History Channel thank you
we are one and there is no difference between indians and other people now understand why?? IF I LIVED IN AMERICA AND MY GENERATION ALSO LIVED IN AMERICA THEIR FEATURE BECOMES LIKE AMERICANS AFTER SOME TIME IF I LIVE IN africa AND MY GENERATION LIVE IN africa THEN FEATURES BECOMES IIKE AFRICANS we are one WITH DIFFERENT FACES AND COLOR yes we can make 1000 of different rituals festivals but that does not mean we are different IN RAMAYAN THERE IS INFORMATION ABOUT PATAAL LOK IN CURRENT THIS IS AMERICA
No you're wrong, he miss informed us like he said with the sand stone. The history channle shows how this was made by floating the lava rocks through the moats etc. Computer graphic from start to finish. You should watch it.
You the best Praveen! Love from Australia
👌👍
Australian jadav 😂
@@inkdew5620 so?
Ye to India me he aur kava bhar raha hein Australia bolke.... Naam dhoka de di bhai....
Beautiful video- Was a pleasure to watch it! No aliens or crazy mysteries either. Recommend this channel :)
Great eye Praveen, so the sandstone is a casing to cover the other stone and sand that forms the base of the structure. Amazing that they used what they had an then add the beautiful details after.
How brilliantly they used the resources without any wastage!! Best management and planning!
Oh snap!!! Very clever, it's just like the pyramids in Egypt we see them without the "makeup"!. Great video my friend your are a true archeologist!. Thank you for enlightening us.
There is a smaller temple in the vicinity of Angkor Wat built entirely of orange laterite. I don't recall the name or location, it is off the side of a main road and only known to some people. While at Angkor Wat, a local friend described the "sandstone" as "high-quality cement".
Praveen I can't even imagine how many times you visited this temple and each time going with a different mind frame or mindset and finding unique details about the structure, construction and setup of this gigantic yet extraordinary temple. It is Just like you're finding gold each time you go on a gold hunt, hope you get 10,000 subscribers soon GOD BLESS.
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@@sarathchandran3503 What does that suppose to mean?
@@aasevas 100,000
Absolutely correct sir....! we admire ur research and study relating to historical sites.....
thanks for educating us ....keep going...
Hi Ritesh, Thank you for your kind words and for watching this video. Have a great day!
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@@sdaniel9129 earth is going to be scorched by sun?
अंकोरवाट (खमेर भाषा : អង្គរវត្ត) कंबोडिया में एक मंदिर परिसर और दुनिया का सबसे बड़ा धार्मिक स्मारक है,[1] 162.6 हेक्टेयर (1,626,000 वर्ग मीटर; 402 एकड़) को मापने वाले एक साइट पर। यह एक हिंदू मंदिर है। यह कंबोडिया के अंकोर में है जिसका पुराना नाम 'यशोधरपुर' था। इसका निर्माण सम्राट सूर्यवर्मन द्वितीय (१११२-५३ई.) के शासनकाल में हुआ था। यह हिंदू मन्दिर है। मीकांग नदी के किनारे सिमरिप शहर में बना यह मंदिर आज भी संसार का सबसे बड़ा मंदिर है जो सैकड़ों वर्ग मील में फैला हुआ है।[2] राष्ट्र के लिए सम्मान के प्रतीक इस मंदिर कंबोडिया के राष्ट्रध्वज में भी स्थान दिया गया है। यह मन्दिर मेरु पर्वत का भी प्रतीक है। इसकी दीवारों पर भारतीय हिंदू धर्म ग्रंथों के प्रसंगों का चित्रण है। इन प्रसंगों में अप्सराएं बहुत सुंदर चित्रित की गई हैं, असुरों और देवताओं के बीच समुद्र मन्थन का दृश्य भी दिखाया गया है। विश्व के सबसे लोकप्रिय पर्यटन स्थानों में से एक होने के साथ ही यह मंदिर यूनेस्को के विश्व धरोहर स्थलों में से एक है। पर्यटक यहाँ केवल वास्तुशास्त्र का अनुपम सौंदर्य देखने ही नहीं आते बल्कि यहाँ का सूर्योदय और सूर्यास्त देखने भी आते हैं। सनातनी लोग इसे पवित्र तीर्थस्थान मानते हैं।
बाला की यह मंदिर आज के टाइम पर बौद्ध विहार बन गया है क्योंकि पुरातन काल में जब बौद्ध धर्म कंबोडिया में फैल गया था उसके बाद से इस मंदिर में से भगवान विष्णु की प्रतिमा हटाकर भगवान बुद्ध की लगा दी गई परंतु आज भी यह मंदिर हिंदू सभ्यता से जुड़ा हुआ है
This channel is full of information.
Step by step mystery about history is going to be disclosed by Praveen.
👍👍
Very thought provoking. Thank you for the conundrum., love the twist's and turn's. Hopefully we all will find the answers eventually. But those that don't look will never see. Keep going.
I remember the myth how fast they build the temple too. It makes sense now. Wow, you deserve credit on these finding.
10:24 Some crazy guy ! Thanks to that crazy guy who made us have such great insight . Respect and thanks Praveen .
Mr Praveen Mohan, you've once again made my entire day. I thrive on your knowledge and findings.
Great forensic analysis of its design and construction. Definitely designed and built by an advanced civilization. As an architect I can appreciate all of it, especially the aesthetic design elements. And whoever built this, had a sense of permanence in mind. It has held up beautifully after eons of wear and tear. The joinery on the basalt wall is incredible too. All of the joints seem incredibly tight still after all this time. A masterpiece of engineering and architecture. I wonder if is situated on Ley Lines and exhibits any electromagnetic emanations?
So I'll pause the video and share this. I had the same thought while watching your earlier video in which you were talking about the amount of sandstone blocks. Thanks for this video!
I guess every subscriber is a die-hard fan of praveen💓
No doubt about that
@funny videos Then Subscribe Dude!
No intent "to fool".
Intent to 'cover' uniformly.
"Sand".
Best use and placement of materials to create desired completion.
Love the presentation.
One question I've always had is, "Where does all our sand come from?" I know 'erosion' is the usual answer, but we're talking quadrillions of cubic tons covering this planet. It lines the sea floor, spills out onto the beaches, washes across our deserts, etc. That's a heck of a lot of rock to erode. How big was everything before it all broke down into the finely grained sand we see today?
It is said purely for the purpose of interest I suppose
@@h5mind373 hm yes really good question
What he called sandstone is very pretty on the inside you can see what it used to look like, creamy white like marble, before either weathering or the cataclysm gave it the dark streaks it mostly has on the exterior now
I mean on the inside where it touches the laterite and was protected from the elements
It's surprising how each of your video ends without realising. It's commendable how nicely you weave your findings and your explanations. I enjoy each and every video of yours. Good job. Thanks for bringing the out of the box facts , they are really incomparable.
Glad you like them Ravina!! Do share the video with your friends too!!
Congratulations for making such a wonderful video with high quality content , but ancient builders never fooled us, but they have shown optimum and right use of resources and how to handle the limitations of raw material and still give generations a world class example of temple architecture.
Only one person born like u in many many centuries.
Hat's off bro ❤️
I am amazed at the engineering skills involved in this world's largest temple complex. In fact the innermost or the core made up on sand interspersed between laterite rock, a porous material and finally the sandstone must be the technique which gave the stability to this both seismic as well as volcanic region . the porosity of the inner core could have acted as the shock absorbers. I have visited Angkor wat once. But now I want to visit it again to see from your analysis and secrets revealed about this temple. Great research.
Wonder how he discovered that the interior was filled with sand. He did not show this.
Great way of analysis mam.
@@phillipwasson2980 , yes, he just told in his video that the sand material removed from the digging for the moat was used as the core of the pyramid over which the entire temple structure was built.
Oh! sand was used for shock absorbing purpose. This is the genuine reason which even Praveen has not thought about.
@@venu2323 thank you. I am an amateur and all this sense is because of watching Me.Praveen's many videos
Amazing, your solving the mystery.
To be honest, I never seeing india temple like an average human does. Instead, I will start seeing like Praveen Sir.
I love Muruga temples, and will give extra attention to some details ones I visit India again.
Wish someone builds a time machine in my lifetime.
I'd love to go back in time and witness the glory of ancient kingdoms.
My grandmother used to tell me that in the Empire of Vijayanagara merchants would sell gold and silver ornaments on the street in kilograms. She used to say they were that wealthy.
Just WOW
Same, even I want a time machine to witness the glories of our ancestors.
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Amazing as always. A child's sand castle at the beach 1,000s times multiplied by extreme planning, engineering, skill, strength, reverence and pure love. Thanks for the research you do.
Amazing, the technology was so advanced!
Excellent narration with graphics. Keep up your standard.
It's very informative video. 👍
Outstanding information as always. Thank you. Hello from Texas.
Praveen....you should really have a show on the History channel or similar. These videos are simply unparalleled in quality and research. Thank You, Sir!
Holy shit you’ve gotten so much followers recently so happy to see this channel grow!
Keep up praveen, i learned so much from you than my history teacher.☝️
WISH U A HAPPY DEEPAVALI DUWALI PRAVEEN MOHAN ....
Deepavali is the Indian festival of lights, usually lasting five days and celebrated during the Hindu Lunisolar month Kartika (between mid-October and mid-November).One of the most popular festivals of Hinduism, Deepavali symbolizes the spiritual victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance.
Furthermore a celebration of the day Lord Rama returned to his kingdom with his wife Sita and brother Laxman 'Ayodhya' after defeating the Lankan-king Ravan after serving 14 years of exile. So, this festival was originated from Ayodhya India.(Facts-happened around 5000 bc,its still being celebrated,because lord Rama was Avatar of hindu God) google "ram setu or Adam bridge
Hello Praveen, Amazing work as always. Thanks for bringing these facts.
7:06 looks like modern reconstruction, carving must be continuously, but there is lava rock, it couldn't be there originally
From England, this pensioner thanks you, I'll never be able to see these marvels .Your off track,off message view is enlightening, informative, entertaining and thought making. Well done!
Thank You Robert! Do share the video with your friends too!!
Was in the middle of meeting .. saw the new video posted notification ... Said ,"we can talk offline " and disconnected the call and started watching video... That's the level of addictiveness created by Praveen Mohan ...
😂😂😂 same here
आपका सभी कार्य आश्चर्यजनक और सराहणीये है l मेरी शुभकामनाएं l 🙏 😀 🌹
The amount of carvings is mind BOGGLING.......,
Still very impressive though when you look at the size of the stones temples!
Hey Praveen,
You seem to be one of the lucky guys who got locked down in 🇰🇭 Cambodia !
What a luck to thoroughly investigate this site and to have enough time-we were told the whole complex would be as big as Paris,so there’s a lot to walk and a lot to see!
Hope to be there myself soon to explore Angkor wat by bicycle.....🚴💦
Continue your important work,you already collected wisdom on your way,and let us be a part of your journey 🙏🍀👌
My morning video! Keep it going Mr. Praveen!
I just love your detective insight on all of this Praveen your amazing!!!
Wow! I’ve been looking at Angkor Wat for years...and I had no idea that the sandstone was just a facade! Temple maintenance must be quick with repairs...to keep the sand from spilling out!
What an explanation ! And what a truth revealed ! what engineering skill ! What wonder ! Ankor Watt gets new life in the hands of the great Praveen Mohan .
The outer wall is beautifully made. Look at how it is fitted together and carved with the top and bottom of the wal.
For indian history enthusiasts their is only and only stop .. Parveen mohan yt channel ...great work sir you investigate and explain everything very nicely ..your research and investigations are great 👌
Total Praveen Mohan style,
and a masterpiece!
One of your best!
Whenever you share his videos...
Tag @Narendramodi (Indian PM)
We want to make Praveen our head of Archaeological department (or at least a part of it) 💓
Seriously man.. Our frd Praveen needs support to tell our ancient culture and archeology to the world.
But he is able to do these outstanding researches because he iss staying away from the govt. if he enters under govt. researches they will not let him do all he does when he will be working under them they just wants to keep everything hidden from our eyes.......
Thats why we need him as the head. So that he and the people under him can work without inhibition.
@@gaurisankar6723 Yes bro, but Praveen need funds and legal authority to do deep dive research and take it to next level to tell the world that India had advanced technology in ancient period.
Diwali is a festival which celebrates triumph of light over darkness. Similarly, @PraveenMohan is doing exactly the same thing. Slowly and gradually he is removing the layers of darkness that the humanity has been living in for centuries. God bless, bro ! Keep it up
Thanks for your explanation of the festival. Yes, very appropriate to Praveen"s work.
🤝🤝👏👏 truth
I came across your channel yesterday and by now I have seen many videos of yours, i m not able to stop learning more. You are talking about every single thing i have thought about and what i was finding answers for. I love how you u combine ancient hindu texts and science, and that is how I have always looked at hinduism as (untold science and logic accepted and stereotype now). I bow down to your knowledge sir and I bow down to your parents too.
Once again I am awestruck by the truth of the matter. Bless you, Praveen. We have learned so much from your diligence for truth and understanding. From Canada with love and respect.
I must be a weirdo because I like the texture of the volcanic rock instead of the sandstone. But like you said the volcano Rock is the blood the body in the bones. Keep up the great work can't wait until next time
Weird
Actually if anything the basalt is the bones the sand is the blood and guts and the sandstone is the flesh
The vulcanik stone is to store The water from heavy Rain for The dry period, and same time The rituals in The Temple is for bless The water
@Glory to God large containers?
@Glory to God i think they smarter than that.. Better to let The vulcan stone suck it up and Then slow let it out during dry period for it was plenty People to feed and watering plants, also The water got blessed in The Temple exactly The idea of hindu religion
You are providing an INVALUABLE service to Modern Humans. We had been denied to know truths about the Human's heritage. Thank you, Praveen.
Your videos are not repeating information from other sources but you are performing your own research giving New information from a perspective that is not shown in other formal sources!!!! Bravo!!! Greetings from México!
From my point of view as an architect,,, I would like to thank you for the outstanding comprehensive work on ancient architectural investigation.... You are a true genius.
1:10 mini praveen : Hmm this guy is talking sense let's hear him 😂
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Vedic science you're here...I follow u in Instagram. Great content. And also Praveen sir is a gem to us.
What a Dwali gift!! Thank you, Praveen for unravelling the ancient glory of Indian civilization to the world
Praveen, it is not just your knowledge, for that is available equally to any who seek it. Nor is it just your deep understanding of the region's histories and cultures, these too are attainable to anyone that will invest the time and effort. And as great as it is, which I could scarcely over praise, your communicative abilities, superlative as they are, are still not your greatest asset.
You place yourself in the moment where your inner eye travels. It is a rare gift to be able to look back across centuries and not view the totality like a demigod. To see not just the prince, but the merchant and the weaver, the engineer and the begger.
The past was a living landscape, not a diorama. It was filled with lives, lived and lost as men are won't to do. There was equal bliss and horror in their lives, much like our own. And your work is there, in the mud, as much as the throne, in the by ways and alleys of the misty past. This brings these places alive to the questioning mind. I appreciate your body of work.
And I am Indian. But one from North America, a Native Aboriginal. So as one Indian to another, I salute you. Keep up the good work, you are appreciated.
I've watched a lot of your videos. Every time you bring out the wonders associated with these ancient constructions. The interest you show in revealing the truth of the ways and lives of our ancients is unparalleled. I wish you tremendous success in your selfless service.
Most challenging building in terms of reaserch and climbing
Insightful, Interesting & Stimulating.
Fantastic find... You're "The MAN", Praveen! Cheers &I look forward to your next post... Great 👍Job
Parvenu you “crazy guy”.....great presentation, always enjoy your videos. Congratulations on 1 mil + subscribers
News discoveries on every video of Praveen! This guy is simply amazing!
Imagine if this guy was sent to Egypt to study the Great Pyramid for a whole year. I would like to see the result of his research!
Give this guy a Noble prize!
Lots of people only interested in more more money making.
But you are interested in protecting our cultural values , cultural heritage.
Jai Sanatan.
Very awesome discovery, my first thought,was believe it or not was.Could it be a veneer, or dressing as you call it. we use veneers in furniture, and musical instruments just to name a few. houses and buildings also use this kind of construction today. We think we are so smart and advanced today, but as you have pointed out many times the ancient people were using the same technologies centuries ago. There is nothing new under the sun, and necessity is the mother of invention.People are using sand today just like what you showed in the Temple walls. It makes a good filler, but more important is sand can hold heat or cold. so in the summer it will stay nice and cool, but in the winter it will hold the heat and stay comfortable for a long period of time, its a good insulation but also serves as a battery. just my thoughts, thank you for sharing this amazing video, you are a truth seeker, and if others would follow in your foot steps there would be things discovered that may save all of humanity. many thanks
Do not know what happened but was not getting any new vids of you and noticed I had to Re-subscribe. So glad I can watch you again as your stuff is THE best and so educational. Thank you. Happy Diwali .
As usual,this video brings something new. What those builders have done is impressive,and seems quite unreal,but they certainly had means that we never heard about,as everything has been hidden to us for centuries.
Maybe it is so simple we over think it. I have no clue
Truly mind boggling...we know so little. Thank you from New Zealand mate
you are amazing. Angkor wat is on my wish list and with the pandemic the chances of getting there are slim. Your videos make up for that, for now
Praveen Mohan ji you are great God blessed person who shows us this incredible construction of temples heritage. Thanks again and stay blessed.
Amazing wrk bro. Keep posting us 🙏🙏
Thank you for watching this video and for your kind words.
I've always wanted to learn more about the architecture in ancient times... I want vthe government of India to take good interest in addition of the same into the academic syllabus..
But they won't 🙄
@@shravberri unless we make it happen
Thank you sir for such an mind boggling inform. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
You are most welcome Shweta!
You make me so happy Praveen:)
I wish you were my history teacher, as history always seemed so dead and boring in school and void of magic but you have given us all that magic and mystery! You are a great teacher and full of curiosity, as your pupil I sit and learn abt our true history and who these magnificent ancient builders were. Through yr curiosity we all learn. Brilliant my man👍
What has been unknown will be known in the end...Thank You..
You just don't wake up one morning and know how to build like this,there must be proto types on a smaller scale somewhere,maybe off planet🤔
its all over india
and blueprints.The scale of thinking and planning that had to go into
constructing this is unimaginable
he shows the blueprint in his previous video
Love how you just chill in the bottom left hand corner of the screen whilst watching yourself explore!
Thank you, for all your hard work. I appreciate all your video's.
You are so welcome!! Do share the videos with others too!!!
Always your vedios are extraordinary ❤️🔥🔥🔥
I envy you for traveling to the wonders of the world
when the rest of the world is trapped at home due to lockdown.
Hi Dirk I think he went there last year and collected the materials. Post analysis he is uploading his findings.
This is pre-recorded lmao
Praveen!!! YOU are a Archeological ROCK STAR!!! Thank you for your beautifully produced, mind expanding and entertaining videos!! Places I will never get to physically see and stuff I never would have known, were it not for YOU!!!!
Dear Praveen..love your vids. Lots of love.
The scientific, archeological researcher Praveen Mohan Salute you. Awaiting the next video.
Thank you...
Wow Absolutely stunning Praveen