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Paul Stonehill | Segways of the Ancient Humanoids in Central Europe? | Oct. 5, 2026
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Source: Matt Beall Podcast youtube
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Tyler Engle, creator of @BassForge_us explores the mysteries of ancient civilizations through the lens of engineering, physics, sacred geometry, and consciousness.
From the Great Pyramid and the temples of Egypt to the massive stonework of Peru and ancient sites across Southeast Asia, Tyler shares his theories on megalithic architecture, acoustics, resonance, and whether these structures may have served purposes far beyond what we currently understand.
The conversation also dives into lost civilizations, ancient technology, consciousness, sacred geometry, and the recurring patterns Tyler sees connecting ancient sites around the world.
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00:00:00 Introductions
00:06:09 Your Worldview
00:09:02 Geometry of the Ancients
00:13:20 Dating of the Pyramid
00:21:28 Peru
00:34:56 Egypt
00:43:45 Consciousness
00:55:59 Ancient Temple Experience
01:03:39 The Osirion
01:10:27 Humans & Consciousness
01:27:40 Bassforge Music
01:29:30 Consciousness Development
01:31:49 What’s Needed?
01:42:44 AI
02:01:01 Not Documented?
02:14:16 Bob Greenyer Interview
02:24:39 Closing
Source: Project Unity youtube
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11,000ft up in the Andes Mountains, Cusco City is one of the most mysterious places on Earth.
Source: Universe Inside You youtube
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Ancient Egypt’s colossal statues, from the shattered colossus of Ramesses the Second at the Ramesseum to the enormous fragments at Tanis, Karnak, and the Colossi of Memnon. These monuments were carved from granite, quartzite, and other extremely hard stones, with some estimated to weigh more than 1,000 tons and be transported across vast distances.
We examine the engineering challenges, geometric precision, colossal hand and foot fragments, and the controversial theory that some of these monuments may have been inherited and later re-inscribed by dynastic rulers. Could ancient builders really have achieved this with sledges, bronze tools, and manpower alone, or do these statues preserve evidence of a lost technology from Egypt’s distant past?
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00:00 Colossal Statues of Egypt
00:43 Colossus of Ramesses
02:53 Thunderstone St. Petersburg
03:58 Egyptian Transportation
05:02 Giant Foot at Tanis
07:24 Giant Hand at Karnak
09:09 Colossi of Memnon
11:55 Egyptian Statues
Source: Universe Inside You youtube
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The Lost Labyrinth of Egypt at Hawara may conceal one of archaeology’s greatest mysteries: enormous underground chambers, megalithic walls, multiple subterranean levels, and a controversial forty-meter metallic anomaly detected in disputed remote-sensing interpretations.
This investigation explores Flinders Petrie’s discoveries, the Mataha Expedition, Carmen Boulter’s scans, Timothy Akers and Merlin Burrows, Herodotus’ ancient account of three thousand chambers, and the new excavations now underway at Hawara. Could the legendary Labyrinth of Amenemhat III still survive beneath the desert—and could its deepest levels reveal evidence of a forgotten prehistoric civilization?
Source: Matt Beall Podcast youtube
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Ancient history researcher Nilesh Oak joins the Matt Beall Podcast to explore the origins and timeline of ancient Indian civilization.
Drawing from more than 35 years of research, Oak explains his controversial dating of the Mahabharata and Ramayana and how he uses astronomy, archaeology, genetics, oceanography, ancient texts, and other scientific evidence to challenge conventional timelines of Indian history.
The conversation explores the Mahabharata War, the Ramayana, Vedic texts, ancient astronomical observations, the lost city of Dwarka, dramatic changes in sea level, genetic bottlenecks, and the possibility that India’s recorded history reaches much further into the past than commonly accepted.
Source: Paranormal Research Paul Stonehill youtube
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Paul Stonehill covers a new Russian find: large Viking-age graves holding a man and a woman, dubbed a headless Viking and his companion. He places the burial in the Varangian story — Swedish warriors, traders, and settlers who moved into today's Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine in the 8th–9th centuries and helped form Kievan Rus.