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Good to hear you again! πππ
Were you describing palenque or yourself? Very hot & beautiful as well….π€π Pro tip eat lots of lemons natural mosquito repellent…
Megalithic stone was black basalt? A type of limestone?
What a magnificent place! It is interesting to see the different phases of ruins on top of ruins.
Thank you JJ π
Interesting that the window resembles the " key stone" cut…
@12:08 Sun shining its column of light on the water / ground aka Sphinx. Sorry I know I sound like a broken record π
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9srSStavb8g
@13:50 The lid of Pakal is an abstract diagram of a body and the passage within the tomb itself. I will show you some matches from other cultures sometime soon. The thin column / tail is the hallway that leads down to the head of the tomb where the king is buried.
Once I saw it as a rocket I couldn't see it as any thing other than that.
Did the elongated skull show any indications of cranial head BOARDING? or genetic like the paracas skulls?
Hey how are you guys doing
So good to see you are back. Been wondering where you have wandered to. Beautiful place, thank you so much for all your adventures and education.
That bearded man on that pottery was a surprise
WOW π³ so very fantastic π thank you so much β€οΈπ
Thanks Jj. I enjoyed the look around.
Why is the largest & best fitted masonry alway the earliest at the bottom !
I never thought about the T shaped windows before. But something struck me when i saw the giant T shaped doorways. Now, of course some of the younger architecture has similar T shaped windows simply because the newer buildings copy those. And some are upside down which makes no sense. But it got me wondering if there is another possible link besides just the polygonal/cyclopean/giant stone construction that possibly links these sites all over the world. I was thinking wouldn't it be fascinating to discover that the T shaped pillars in Gobleke Tepe are actually the stone which was removed from these giant T shaped doorways? That would certainly be an interesting link. Another interesting thing i saw in the slide show was several very high quality carvings of stone that didn't fit any of the style or architecture at Palenque and i want to know more about those. I'm also astounded to see very near eastern windows that we typically associate with Indian or Muslim buildings. Those are definitely out of place in Mayan culture. This is almost a smorgasbord of architecture from around the globe. Thw Mayans and other Mexican cultures certainly didn't start the building there. They simply adopted and renovated it.
You're getting better and better at these informative videos, really enjoyed this one. Well done.
It was long ago, so I don't recall which part corresponds, but some part of that lid resembles coastline. You need to hold a globe upside down to see it.
12:43 looks like https://projectavalon.net/Klaus_Dona_2_html_m7c0b7f91.gif (the caption:)
'Here [left] you have a kind of stone helmet. You can put this granite stone helmet on your shoulders or you can lay your head inside it. And the inlay points which you see on this helmet, some experts told me that these points are exactly the acupuncture points on the human head. Here [right] you can see how it might have been used.'
Here from Megalithoamania channel, looking forward to this.
Very nice video, the Pakal lid is interesting I honestly dont know what to speculate what it means, I need to study more. The T shaped windows are another interesting feature I cant see how they represent wind. Thank you and stay safe.
Why are you wearing a mask? That's ridiculous..
Outstanding presentation! The T shaped Windows remind me of Peru and all the temples with the steps leading up to the building at the top remind me of Asian temples or Tibetan temples. #OldWorldOrder
great pictures, big thanks! concerning the "keyhole" shapes (I'm missing the arab door/gate style) , I believe it shows the shape of some kind of or what we now call "tree of life", enlarged roots at the bottom and on the top a "crown". just consider that tree at 2:10. did you say "ceder"? lebanese? japanese? π btw, just compare the "tree of life" symbols from babylon/sumer with maya/olmec, to me they are practically identical. I read the lid as "the tree of life is growing out of the lord's belly", he is the source of life.
Thank you…i was there in the 90's ….noticed the same obvious differences in age of the foundations of the mayan and the ancient foundation under them. Also, that place was lite up like a stadium at night with armed guards…to prevent locals from praying at night, wonder if that changed?
THE TEMPLE AND ALL THE PORTRAYED IDOLS HAVE LIVING SPIRITS AND ARE ALIVE. WHEN YOU SHOWED UP YOU EXCITED THE BE-JEBERS OUT OF THEM! HENCE THE WIND STORM!
Thanks for sharing Jj:) Hope all is well:) hugs:)
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Amazing foundations, polygonal and tightly-fitting megaliths. Great shots, thanks!
12:28 Great connection with the doorway in China/Mongolia. That site needs more investigation, love the diamond pattern scratches on the front.
These were really good shots! Super clear HD video! Great job, very interesting! It looked like the megalithic cut stones at the beginning of the video at the base of the palace were damaged a bit from either an earthquake or some kinda catastrophic event?
And Iβm still trying to figure out what that funky looking machine is? But it definitely looks like an outta place futuristic mechanical machine of some type? Just not sure of what the use could be for though??
But again, awesome job! and thank you for the tour! Keep up the great work! Look forward to some more videos! Frank from Philadelphia, PA. (New subscriber) This stuff fascinates the heck outta me! See ya!π
Have you shown any of this to Brian Forster??? Looks so familiar to what he's finding π§ and I'm sure you know about it too π€
You know what would be awesome.
Podcast discussion with you, Praveen Mohan, Brian Foerster.
Do you know them?
Both into megalithic research.
Have good websites.
Like you, they keep on plugging.
I am not equipped to do this.
But somebody is.
I would include Ralph Ellis.
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John, hawaii
Clearly the foundations are from the lost polygonal preflood civilization.
I see the later Mayans didnt even understand to use lintels to distribute load in the doorways, they just roughly stacked stones.
I do see lintels used in the nearby YaxchilΓ‘n. I would be interested to see if YaxchilΓ‘n also has polygonal/megalithic foundations that greatly contrast the rest of the structures…