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The Inca civilization inherited numerous megalithic structures built with advanced technology the Inca did not possess. We investigate the unexplained artifacts, ancient architecture and strange archaeology of the pre-historic megastructures of the civilization that pre-dates the Inca.
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Exploring Ancient Caves of Southern Utah - Ep 9 - Carl Crusher and Psionic Asset Mike Battista travel to Horseshoe bend, and then explore the Moqui Caves.
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Mysterious 37,000-year-old alien relics have been unearthed in Mexico—complete with elongated skulls, star maps, and advanced materials no one can explain. Are they proof of ancient visitors… or part of the biggest archaeological hoax ever? Matt Beall and researcher Mike Forest break down the evidence, testing, and controversy behind these mind-bending discoveries.
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00:00:00 - Introductions
00:03:11 - What’s your background?
00:09:47 - The 3 Possibilities
00:13:30 - What is your direct involvement?
00:20:17 - Excavation Sitesv
00:51:27 - What else are they finding on these digs?
00:55:42 - How are you purchasing these artifacts?
00:56:55 - Carbon Dating Process
01:06:31 - What else are they finding?
01:29:20 - Most Expensive Piece
01:31:43 - Electro Magnetic Scanning
01:35:16 – Forgeries
01:38:35 - Why so Passionate?
01:43:27 - Buga Sphere
01:46:43 - Next Steps for the Research
01:59:19 - Closing
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Paranormal and historical mysteries surrounding Lake Issyk-Kul in Central Asia, a region rich in hidden artifacts, petroglyphs, and unexplained phenomena like UFOs and underwater humanoids.
The main focus is a sunken city near the village of Toru Aigyr on the lake's northwestern coast, located about 1 km offshore at a depth of 5 meters. Tentatively dated to the 10th-13th centuries, the settlement spans approximately 5 km in length and 1 km in width.
In 2025, a Russian Geographical Society expedition used underwater unmanned vehicles (e.g., the Trionics 6M robot with RWLT sonar for real-time mapping) to survey the site, avoiding diver risks.
Dendrochronologists analyzed tree rings from submerged trees to date the event, while paleoseismologists investigated seismic causes. Preliminary findings suggest the city was destroyed by an earthquake or tectonic activity, leading to flooding. Alternative hypotheses include rising lake levels from blocked rivers or underground sources, or a sinking lake bottom.
Another theory links the abandonment to a northward shift in the Silk Road under Mongol control, followed by natural submersion.The site's existence has been known since a 1987 documentary, "The Secret of the Sunken City," with recent diver discoveries in 2019 revealing brickwork, ceramics, and millstones amid old fishing nets. Locals dub it "Issyk-Kul Atlantis," though boundaries remain unclear.
Artifacts confirm medieval origins, but illegal scavenging by "black archaeologists" using scuba gear has looted items, some ending up in private Bishkek museums.Broader context includes ancient maps (from the 16th-18th centuries) showing evolving geography of Central Asia, with the Caspian and Aral Seas depicted inaccurately, hinting at historical geological changes.
The city might have been Christian and suggests deeper, older ruins exist elsewhere in the lake, based on legends. Expedition outcomes include an interactive map of the Orno Petroglyph Valley (spanning Bronze Age to Middle Ages) and plans for a virtual museum for global remote access.
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No mortar. No filler. Just stones carved and fitted so perfectly that 500 years of earthquakes couldn’t shake them apart. The Incas built walls that defy logic — joints so precise that even modern lasers can barely measure the gaps.
In 2025, an MIT research team utilized AI, 3D scanning, and quantum modeling to uncover the true achievements of ancient engineers. Their findings stunned the world. The Inca walls weren’t random or artistic — they were engineered systems designed to cancel seismic waves through patterns resembling modern metamaterials.
How did a civilization with no written language, iron tools, or wheels master physics, astronomy, and architecture beyond our own understanding? Did they rediscover lost knowledge… or inherit something far older?
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In this episode of Limitless, Raul Bilecky, @PillarsofthePast101 takes us deep into the deserts and mountains of Peru—revealing breathtaking footage of ancient sites that remain undocumented and unexplored. From temples with no Ministry of Culture record, to vast stretches of looted ruins littered with bones and pottery shards, Raul shares discoveries rarely seen by the outside world.
We explore megalithic pottery larger than anything in the archaeological record, mysterious sunken plazas that may rewrite the history of the Americas, and newly spotted geoglyphs predating the famous Nazca lines by thousands of years. Alongside tales of looting pits stretching for kilometers and artifacts destroyed in search of metal, Raul highlights the urgency of documenting these sacred places before they vanish to agriculture, erosion, or theft.
Timeline:
00:00:00 - Introductions
00:02:42 - Pillars LINK
00:03:22 - Visiting Peru Since Childhood
00:07:40 - Exploring Peru - Known & Unknown Sites
00:27:57 - Nacza Lines
00:35:46 - Band of Holes
00:41:51 - Spiritual Connenction
01:01:35 - Destroyed Sites
01:03:53 - World’s Oldest Calendar
01:10:07 - Perulian Pyramids
01:20:10 – Closing
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Graham Hancock interviews Michael Button, a fresh new voice on the ancient mysteries scene whose ideas and questions have sparked the interest of a fast-growing international audience.
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In this episode of Ancient Technologies I provide you with exclusive, never before seen footage, of the current excavations taking place at the mind bogglingly complex megalithic site of Saqsaywaman in Peru, you will see for the first time, 4K resolution documentation of what is being revealed deep below ground as well as the highest resolution documenting of anomalies around the area, this is Peru like you have never seen it before!
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The Great Pyramid still holds secrets—and explorer Shaun Whitehead is on the front lines of uncovering them. In this exclusive episode of Limitless, Shaun shares never-before-heard details about upcoming explorations inside the pyramid’s mysterious chambers.
From the Queen’s Chamber shafts and the infamous “Gantenbrink’s Door” to the enigmatic Big Void—possibly the size of two semi-trucks—this conversation reveals how new technology, non-invasive scanning, and live-streamed exploration could soon change everything we thought we knew about the pyramid.
Along the way, Shaun opens up about working with Dr. Zahi Hawass, the possibility of hidden passages, and why 2026 could be the year humanity finally peers into the Great Pyramid’s biggest mystery. Plus, we dive into the Royal Cubit system, ancient precision engineering, and even Matt’s DNA heading to the Moon.
Timeline:
00:00:00 - Introductions
00:03:24 - Building a Team Starting the Project
00:07:08 - Getting Started in the Pyramid
00:18:11 - Purpose of Gattenbrinks door
01:05:09 - Working with Dr. Hawass
01:13:27 - The Big Void
01:36:16 - When can we scan the entire pyramid?
01:37:56 - When will the Scan Prep work begin?
01:52:37 - What does Hawass Know?
02:00:16 - What is the Big Void?
02:02:56 - Royal Cubit System
02:07:24 - What’s the next project?
02:14:19 - Matt’s DNA to the Moon
02:21:58 - Matt Stibson & Ancient Architects
02:24:07 - Closing
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On a plateau in Lebanon lies Baalbek, home to the heaviest building blocks ever shaped by human hands. Some weigh over 1,000 tons—larger than three Boeing 747s—and yet they were cut, moved, and placed with millimeter precision thousands of years ago. For centuries, people whispered of giants, jinn, or even aliens. But now, new AI-driven scans in 2025 may have solved the mystery once and for all.
The Romans, famous for recording every detail of their engineering feats, never mentioned these colossal stones. That silence left archaeologists baffled. Were the blocks already there when Rome arrived? Were they the legacy of a much older civilization? Beneath the temples, excavations revealed Neolithic layers stretching back 9,000 years—long before marble columns and reliefs.
In this video, we explore the forgotten techniques that made Baalbek possible: quarrying on a scale the world has never seen, moving blocks the size of ships with capstans and sledges, and lifting them through sheer patience and collective effort. The truth may be even more shocking than myth—it wasn’t aliens or lost machines, but human skill and determination that created this wonder.
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What if the greatest secret about human history isn’t buried in Egypt, but under a quiet hill in Bosnia? In 2005, businessman-turned-explorer Semir Osmanagić shocked the world by declaring that Visoko’s Visočica Hill was not a hill at all—but the world’s largest and oldest pyramid, predating Giza and Stonehenge by tens of thousands of years.
Since then, the so-called Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun has become one of the most controversial discoveries in archaeology. Supporters point to perfect slopes, north–south alignment, tunnel systems, and even strange energy readings at its peak. Critics call it a hoax, claiming the “blocks” are natural sandstone and the geometry an illusion. Yet thousands of visitors, including tennis champion Novak Djokovic, report feeling a mysterious power at the site, and tourism has transformed the region.
Is this a forgotten monument from a lost civilization, or just nature playing tricks on us? Could the Bosnian pyramids rewrite history—or are they a modern myth kept alive by belief, politics, and mystery?
In this wide-ranging conversation, Brien Foerster joins Matt Beall to explore the mysteries of ancient civilizations across the globe. From the megalithic sites of Bolivia and Peru to the enigmatic structures of Ollantaytambo, Brien unpacks evidence that challenges conventional history. The discussion dives deep into the mysteries of the Paracas elongated skulls and the controversial Nazca mummies, before shifting to Brien’s appearances on Limitless and his insights into Egyptian technology, underground tunnels, and new LIDAR scans of the Giza Plateau.
The episode also tackles the craftsmanship of ancient Egyptian stone vases, the ongoing geopolymer debate, and the marvels of Petra and Turkey. Brien shares his thoughts on the possibility of giants in human history, the UAP phenomenon, and the question of whether some mysteries can ever truly be explained. Wrapping up with reflections on pole shifts, the Moon, and humanity’s forgotten past, this episode is packed with thought-provoking insights for anyone fascinated by ancient history, lost civilizations, and the unexplained.
Timeline:
00:00:00 – Introductions
00:10:54 - Bolivia
00:23:11 - Peru
00:30:47 - Ollantaytambo
00:46:08 - Paracas Skulls
01:15:04 - Nazca Mummies
01:22:08 - Appearing on Limitless
01:32:58 - Evidence of Ancient Technology in Egypt
01:37:56 - Why underground Tunnels in Egypt?
01:43:59 - Giza Plateau Lidar Scans
01:45:32 - Ancient Egyptian Vases
01:55:49 - Geopolymer Debate
01:58:09 - Petra
02:05:54 - Turkey
02:11:07 - Giants
02:19:42 - UAP Phenomenon
02:31:58 - Unexplainable?
02:41:19 - Pole Shifts & The Moon
02:47:29 – Closing
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Groundbreaking discoveries being made in Peru by Raul Bilecky, an independent researcher, documentary filmmaker & host of 'Pillars of the Past', he has been discovering undocumented Pyramid sites in the middle of nowhere, structures high in the mountains, mass graves with elongated skulls and more!
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