I’ve yet to see a solid explanation for this: How did the Egyptians move the granite blocks used in the King’s Chamber, each weighing up to 70 tons, from quarries over 500 miles away? And more importantly… How did they raise them over 43 meters into the air? It’s one of

Do you accept that primitive hunter-gatherers built Göbekli Tepe? 📍Yes, archaeology is on the money 📍I'm not sure. 📍Hell no, it's impossible it was hunter-gatherers. 👇 tell me your position on the matter?

The date Plato gives for the fall of Atlantis? Around 11,600 years ago. That’s exactly when the Younger Dryas ended, a global cataclysmic shift in Earth’s climate. Too close to be a coincidence, right?

Why was the Book of Enoch left out of the Bible? Could it be because it challenges the accepted narrative? It tells a story that’s hard to ignore: 📜 Enoch is taken into the sky 🚀 Shown secrets of the heavens 🌌 Taught by powerful beings not of this world ☄️ Watched the Earth

I've heard so many crazy theories about what caused the 'melted' stairs in the Temple of Hathor in Dendera, Egypt. Probably just from years of walking on them, right? or.........?

Pyramids of Monte Albán in Mexico 🇲🇽

The Great Sphinx is much older than the 4th Dynasty, right? Robert Schoch believes the Sphinx dates back to the last Ice Age, and potentially even earlier, based on the heavy vertical water erosion marks on its body. Many Egyptologists say that erosion is just from wind and

I wonder how many mysteries still lie buried under the sand in Egypt, awaiting us to discover it?

I do enjoy reading all your theories about what melted the staircase at the Temple of Hathor in Egypt. I will do my best to respond to as many of you as possible.

Just wow! Thank you, I appreciate you all, and I really mean that. Thank you 😊

Puma Punku is way older than what we’re told.

The more I study prehistory, the more I’m convinced: There was a lost civilization before everything we think we know. Do you see it, too?

You know you’re becoming an influence in the alternative history space when archaeologists/mainstream historians flood your comments, desperately trying to discredit your ideas. Sorry, archaeologists Forgotten History w/William William Smith is here to stay. 😄

The Ancient Astronaut Theory Starts Here Ancient civilizations wrote about sky gods who descended from the heavens and taught humans things like science, agriculture, kingship, and law. In Sumerian texts, these beings were called the Anunnaki. Some believe they weren’t gods at

Heres a few stunning aerial shots of the Calakmul Campeche pyramid in Mexico 🇲🇽

Did you know: Plato’s Critias ends abruptly just as he is describing the downfall of atlantis.

Dwarka is India’s version of Atlantis? According to the Mahabharata, it was a stunning city made of gold and crystals, filled with palaces and even divine weapons. Then, after Lord Krishna's death… it was swallowed by the sea. For centuries, people called it a myth. But in

How Did the "Egyptians" Move 720 ton statues 420 miles. On wooden sledges, apparently. The Colossi of Memnon are two giant statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III in Luxor, Egypt. Each one is 59 feet tall, weighs 720 tons, and was carved over 420 miles away near Cairo and moved in

Could the Pyramids really have been used as Power Plants?