Infrared Scan Reveals Chilling Secrets of Lebanon’s Baalbek Megalithic Structure — Mystery Solved! | Sept. 24, 2025

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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.

Brien Foerster | The 1200 Ton "Stone Of The Pregnant Woman" At Baalbek In Lebanon | Sept. 9, 2021

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Brien Foerster | Baalbek In Lebanon: Megaliths Of The Gods Full Lecture | Nov. 11, 2018

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Brien Foerster | Megalithic Enigmas Of Baalbek Lebanon | Part 3/4

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Part 1, Part 2

Megalithic Enigmas Of Baalbek Lebanon | Part 2/4 | Quarry 2

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In part 1 we explored the (at least) 1200 ton "Stone of the Pregnant Woman" in the main quarry near Baalbek. In part 2 we look at another stone of similar size, close by but rarely visited. -Brien Foerster

Part 1

Megalithic Enigmas Of Baalbek Lebanon | Part 1/4 | Quarry 1

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Here are the largest stones ever quarried on the planet. -Brien Foerster