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we often discuss high

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technologies of ancient civilizations and find

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all sorts of evidence of their

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use in the past, also many authors

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on YouTube talk a lot about this and

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cite many indisputable facts in support of this theory,

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for example,

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clear traces of mechanical processing on

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ancient stones

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that do nothing it is impossible to confuse and there are

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thousands of such traces, you just need to show

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a little attention and learn to notice them

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perhaps the past civilization did not follow the

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development of electronics and the development of

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mechanical engineering, which we can boast of,

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but used alternative technologies

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that, as

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archaeological excavations show, were much more

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effective than modern ones, but if

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to assume that they did have some kind of machines and

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apparatus, why do

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n’t archaeologists find them, or

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maybe they do find them? I often come across

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photographs of strange ancient figurines and

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sculptures on the Internet from various sources, many authors claim that

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they depict ancient

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high-tech machines and mechanisms

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used for the extraction of various types of

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minerals

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and also for stone processing, but if so, then

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it simply tears into pieces all the

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concepts and postulates imposed on

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us from childhood about the modern history of

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mankind, this is just a bomb in the scientific

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world and it is natural that none of the

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historians, archaeologists and others

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adherents of

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official science feeding on someone's

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powerful hand are not interested in

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making them public

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and, most importantly, in studying these

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artifacts, let's first look at

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examples of the use of this technique if a

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past civilization did have it,

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and there are many such examples,

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first in line is Egypt, these

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holes are made in the stones of the pyramids How do

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you think they could have been made? We will also

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further consider a few more examples

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from different countries,

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what tools were used, just do

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n’t need to refer to the command right now, I don’t

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dare to name

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scientists called scientist against myths,

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let them hang their noodles on the ears of those

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who did not keep in in the hands of even a hammer, I am an

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electric and gas welder by training for a long time, I

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worked in

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my specialty when installing

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various types of structures, I had to

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chisel concrete and pour it where

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it was necessary and work with various

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types of rocks and soils when preparing

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sites and in general what not to do

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as employers never want to

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pay more and we had to do the work together,

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three of us, I’ll tell you this in a good

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quality monolith that

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will not fall apart in a season,

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just to drill a few holes

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you need to put in a lot of effort,

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but here there is solid granite and bronze

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tools

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and this is India how to cut something like that in stone,

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but you can’t cut it somehow without

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using high-tech equipment,

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and I emphasize that if you cut it, they

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will float out or flood because in these

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places

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traces of rough machine processing are clearly visible,

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for example, modern

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processing of granite does not resemble

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traces of false- scientists insist that these are marks

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from a chisel, you can’t do this in any way, not

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with a chisel, not with bronze scrapers,

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not with some primitive

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tools, only with the use of

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perfect tools like

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modern ones, and even with modern ones, this can be

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done at best only by

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professional craftsmen, another stone, this is

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India

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scientists are just mocking us

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again, India and this was made with a bronze

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scraper

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or these are columns and clearly not made

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by hand, well, who would even think

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that this was done with bronze tools,

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how far are these people out of touch with

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reality or how far do they consider

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everyone to be idiots?

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this is the famous Baalbek in these photos,

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traces of mechanical impact are clearly visible,

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as if it was cut with huge diamond

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discs, according to scientists, this is also

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bellelli bronze saws

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and this is Mexico, the pyramid of the morning star,

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this structure is also worthy of

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special attention, but today we are not talking about the

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pyramid itself I'm interested in the stone

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idols

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located on the top, namely what

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they have in their hands,

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in their right hand they have an object

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very similar to a modern hammer drill,

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in their left hand there is also an object with a

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strange tip, it's crazy what kind of

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hammer drill in those distant times, tell

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me, but look at these holes in

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various ancient stones

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how to make such a hole and even from an

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internal notch and this

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Egypt there is clearly a mark from circular saws

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Jordan this is a majestic structure

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come out straight from the rock the

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question is what tools and

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devices

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and most importantly why is it much easier to

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build buildings in flat terrain and

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from completely different materials

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than to hollow it out, he was looking for it, and even the

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workers had to work at such a

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height, the end does not justify the means,

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how many generations will it take to

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hollow it all out?

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not to

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build a temporary simple but at the

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same time durable and shelter why

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get rid of it like that no this is not a temporary

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forced construction

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but a work of art and it was

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not difficult for the ancient builders to build all this they

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clearly used

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high-tech construction methods

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and this is a rock in the same Jordan again

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familiar traces of what it was cut

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what size the machine should have been,

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what did it do or saw the rock with a

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bronze saw, illiterate

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aborigines had

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few stones lying around, decided to chop off a

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larger piece, the

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question remains open: if the previous

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civilization had high technologies and in

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particular for stone processing, then where are all

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these machines and mechanisms

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Why don’t archaeologists find them? After all, there

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must be at least hundreds or even

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thousands of finds in the book: the Rainbow Conspiracy by

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Steiger and, more broadly, Hansen is described as how in the

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1990s an ancient, incomprehensible machine was dug up from great

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depths, according to an

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anonymous witness of Tiger, this is an

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incredible giant artifact also

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another five or six

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exactly the same ones were found nearby,

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but then they were all buried back in the

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same place, the surface of the mysterious

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apparatus was covered with specific

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hieroglyphs, there was only one

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photo left in not very good quality,

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I don’t know how true this information is,

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but it’s still

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worth thinking about the tiger bridge world-

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famous archaeologist author of more than one hundred and

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sixty-four books about the mysteries of

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prehistoric eras and related

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paranormal phenomena in this book his

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evidence of the existence of a

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prehistoric civilization and which historians do not

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want to talk about

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when Steiger’s first book was published

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and on prehistoric civilizations,

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furious opponents said that he did not

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had the right to publish the data of

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archaeological discoveries that are

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so contrary to the accepted

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system of dating human evolution, in

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my opinion, if the photo is reliable, then it is

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logical to assume that this

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information will be hidden in every possible way and an

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insignificant part of this information leaked to the masses

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and one thing is incomprehensible and the photo

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will naturally not be subjected to

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such persecution how this will raise even

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more questions among the public, so it’s

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easier to leave everything as it is and it

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will look like the nonsense of a mad

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scientist. It’s logical that if the previous

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civilization had high technologies for

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processing stone, then they had it all,

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they couldn’t develop only in the

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direction of construction but what is most

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surprising and, in my opinion, does not

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lend itself to any criticism is that scientists

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and historians tell us that

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for thousands of years humanity did

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not develop in any way and stood still, but

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over the last 100-200 years

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there has been a boom in the development of chemistry, physics,

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mathematics and so they began to invent

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electricity devices with all sorts of mechanisms, in the end, apparently,

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earlier only mediocrities were born, but in the 20th

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and 21st centuries, mainly

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child prodigies were born, who revealed to humanity all the

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delights of modern technology, having read

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some comments under the video about

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ancient heavy equipment and ancient

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high-tech tools, I’ll be

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honest I was a little perplexed, it got

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to the point that many commentators wrote

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something like, look, the lines there are a little

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uneven, this is handmade, or

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yes, I’ll do it myself with a chisel. In this

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video, I decided to show you bullets,

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serious examples of the

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possible use of heavy equipment in

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ancient times, or all- manual

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human labor, let's figure it out,

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this is Western Bo Rai,

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ancient reservoirs in Cambodia, it

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has an ideal rectangular shape, the

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dimensions of the reservoirs are 8000 by 2100

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meters and 5 meters deep holds up

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to 80 million cubic meters of water at the

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beginning of the 11th century, this figure was almost

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double More than that, its shafts have a

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width of up to 100 m of

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grass at the base and their height rises in the west

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to 20 meters. According to the official version, its

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construction began

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now, I highlight it in bold letters,

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probably under the judge in Armani the first and

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was completed already under King Dai Aditya

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in Armani the second you'll break your tongue abomeno

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but that's not the point you can imagine,

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probably what they're doing there and it's

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written that way even in Wikipedia

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probably, oh well, probable age 9

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hundred years already in our time a

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water seal was built in the southern part of the dam, which

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made it possible to slightly raise the

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water level in the bar and thereby optimizing the

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water consumption in the fields lying to the south,

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today the western part of the bar is filled with

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water around the clock,

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and with the onset of the rainy season, the

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eastern part of the western

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bar is also partially filled. It is a popular place for family

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time for local residents,

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they have picnics and swim there, and the

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first question is which it arises so

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this is where all the soil that was removed from the

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reservoir is the second question, with the help of which

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this reservoir was still built, dug with

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shovels and taken away on carts,

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built by hand 16 square kilometers

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by five meters in depth, the depth is neither

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more nor less and the height of the second floor

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go to the question is this why and exactly

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how did they make this even

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rectangle? According to official history,

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people at that time were not particularly smart

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and quick-witted, they would have dug it out as

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it turned out to be a circle or an oval,

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why such precision of the reservoir would

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still have fulfilled its function, even if

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it had the shape of a square, or even a triangle, or a

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hexagon like the water filled in and I was so excited to

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bother,

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let’s try to measure the diagonal of

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this reservoir using the

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google maps line

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amazing accuracy for such

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dimensions and then I began to wonder if

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in ancient times they built such a

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geometrically correct reservoir,

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then how is it built now? Progress

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probably allows you to just create miracles of the

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Krasnoyarsk reservoir before, as I

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said earlier, why bother with the

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correct even shapes, okay,

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let’s look further, maybe this is an isolated

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case, the

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Bratsk reservoir,

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Irkutsk region, well, here they wanted to

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depict except that there was no dragon, and then

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they didn’t bother with how or the head and that’s how it

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lay down, the Kuibyshev reservoir

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all that the same thing

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in general, looking through modern

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reservoirs using Google maps, it

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suddenly dawned on me that I need to look not

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just for a reservoir,

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but artificially dug ones, and

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you know, I found cleaning and would have reached the reservoir in the

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Krasnodar region, as various

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sources assure that the construction of the reservoir was

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started in accordance with the resolution of the

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People's Council Commissars of the USSR on

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March 17, 1940 the reservoir was formed by

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barrier shafts 37 series

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7 and 5 meters high with a total length of 32 kilometers

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construction was carried out using the method of folk

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construction mainly by collective farmers

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of the Krasnodar region 64

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thousand people were involved

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exclusively physical labor was used

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the only help bar horses so

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what happened built by almost

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manual labor, as we see, there is nothing similar

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to a reservoir 900 years ago, which is

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not so, the conditions are even better, there is

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much more knowledge,

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but it turns out it is not clear that the

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Neberdzhaevsky reservoir is the

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same Krasnodar region, it is also an

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artificially built reservoir,

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as Wikipedia tells us, the

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reservoir project was developed by the

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Kuban design and survey institute

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here is a construction project that

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began in 1954, was carried out by

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construction and installation trust number 12, the

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Krasnodar industrial construction association, the first

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stage of the Neberdzhaevsky reservoir

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was put into operation in 1959, the

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second stage in 1978,

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special equipment was generally used here, the

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design capacity is 8.3

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million cubic meters,

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and this is with 80 and 160 initial million

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cubic meters of reservoir in Cambodia, they

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cannot make this small reservoir

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more or less even, let alone

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on such a scale, someone will say

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now other tasks are being set and the form does not

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play any role,

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but then I will ask you a counter question

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what the tasks were 900 years ago,

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it was necessary to build a geometrically

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correct, technically complex object, and

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all the same ones, only according to the

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official version,

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this was not possible in any way at that

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time, the low level of development,

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but they did the impossible; also, the

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official version does not agree with this:

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that the bottom of the bar I shot on the sand a

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cushion up to 2 meters thick, from which

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it could not be overgrown with aquatic

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vegetation; there is also no excavated soil on the banks, but

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there are bulk hills of loose and

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porous sandstone, which are called

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but we then chrome, which literally

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means the lower bark seals herb stain

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floor goranboy shaft hump the

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total volume of the mountains 121 million cubic meters

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volume of excavated soil bar I 8000

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multiplied by 2100 and multiplied by 7 and

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we get 117,600 million cubic meters,

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which is very consistent with the volume of

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man-made mountains, then we need to put up

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a list and this is thirty-three and six

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million cubic meters there is

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no quarry nearby, which means it is necessary it was necessary to

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introduce sand from afar, plus we do not

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forget about the time for digging, loading and

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transportation in off-road conditions and the

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absence of heavy vehicles, only

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horses and possibly elephants,

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then you need to load the delivered sand into the

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previously dug pit, and this again is

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time to transport the excavated soil

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to three points, which is 2 and 6 kilometers up to 1 and

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16 kilometers in a straight line to 2

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other points, plus with each

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meter crumbled the work becomes twice as difficult.

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Heights of 65,140 and 235 meters, scientists

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still cannot understand how the soil

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was delivered and rose to such heights

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if we imagine that we built a reservoir and

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worked also 64,000 hard workers like the beginning of a

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reservoir in the Krasnodar region,

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then they have to dig and fill the bottom of the bar with

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sand, which is almost 150 million

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cubic meters, then remove all the soil for

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filling the largest mountain in us, God,

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which contains 46 percent of the excavated

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soil from the bar, I have the same 64,000 hard workers

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will take about 1,300 years, and then if we take the

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productivity of manual labor

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and this is all without calculating logistics, road

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time for transportation, and so on,

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only manual digging, according to the most

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rough estimates, they would have

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spent about 3,000 years

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digging

00:19:42

lakes and what a great goal should

00:19:44

move people for 3000 years, in

00:19:48

my opinion, this reservoir was

00:19:50

not built by modern people, rather,

00:19:53

after the death of this civilization in the

00:19:56

eleventh century, a certain vile

00:19:59

king came and scratched his autograph on the stones,

00:20:01

appropriating the full-scale construction

00:20:04

for himself during the construction, I believe that

00:20:07

heavy equipment was clearly used in any

00:20:10

its manifestation and most likely we do not

00:20:13

know,

00:20:14

you can carry out simple

00:20:16

mathematical calculations yourself on the scale of the

00:20:18

work carried out and the time

00:20:20

spent on construction, which is

00:20:23

impossible if, as scientists say, it

00:20:25

was still manual labor in the past video

00:20:30

about ancient machines and mechanisms

00:20:32

for processing stone that are used throughout

00:20:34

Apparently, a past civilization still had a past

00:20:36

civilization, we looked at traces of

00:20:39

their possible use

00:20:42

in one of your comments, a

00:20:44

very interesting question was raised: what

00:20:47

could these machines and mechanisms work from,

00:20:50

what was the power source, I’m

00:20:52

glad, friends, that you are asking the right

00:20:56

questions and you are forming the right the

00:20:59

train of thought is indeed

00:21:01

if the previous civilization had

00:21:04

huge mining machines,

00:21:06

including for processing stone, then they

00:21:09

had to work on something, could

00:21:12

it be atmospheric electricity or

00:21:14

some other principle, the use of

00:21:16

which is still unclear to us, let's

00:21:19

figure it out for another forty seven years ago in

00:21:23

May 1972, at a uranium enrichment

00:21:27

plant in Pierre Lad, France, during a

00:21:30

routine mass spectrometric

00:21:32

analysis of uranium hexafluoride mined at a

00:21:34

uranium deposit near Gabon,

00:21:37

central Africa, a

00:21:39

deviation from the norm in the isotopic composition of

00:21:41

uranium was discovered, the content of the isotope uranium-235

00:21:45

was zero point seven hundred and 17 thousandths of a

00:21:48

percent instead of the usual zero point

00:21:51

seven hundred and twenty and thousandths of a percent, this

00:21:53

discrepancy required an explanation since

00:21:56

all nuclear facilities are subject to

00:21:58

strict control in order to prevent the

00:22:00

illegal use of fissionable

00:22:03

materials for military purposes; no

00:22:05

less than 200

00:22:07

kilograms of this isotope were missing from the French

00:22:10

Commissariat of Atomic Energy began

00:22:13

immediately and an investigation as it

00:22:15

subsequently turned out that the same

00:22:17

significant deviations in the isotopic

00:22:19

ratio of uranium-235

00:22:21

and uranium-238 were discovered in several

00:22:24

mines at the mine in about one of the

00:22:28

mines the content of uranium 235 was zero point

00:22:31

four hundred and forty thousandths percent;

00:22:33

anomalies in the

00:22:36

distribution of isotopes were also discovered neodymium

00:22:38

and ruthenium, having once again checked all the readings, a

00:22:41

specially assembled commission was perplexed;

00:22:44

the concentration in the Kabansky deposit

00:22:47

was the same as in the spent

00:22:49

fuel of a nuclear

00:22:50

power plant reactor; in 1975, a scientific conference dedicated to this phenomenon was held in Libreville and the

00:22:54

capital of Gabon;

00:22:59

the most surprising thing about this conference

00:23:02

was that that among orthodox scientists

00:23:04

then sounded strange and

00:23:06

for representatives of official science the

00:23:08

theory, some scientists suggested that the

00:23:11

mysterious nuclear reactor is the

00:23:13

result of the activity of an ancient

00:23:15

unknown civilization that could

00:23:18

be subject to nuclear energy, the

00:23:22

scientists who naturally proposed this theory were laughed at and the majority of the

00:23:25

commission members agreed that

00:23:27

this anomaly is nothing more than a

00:23:29

natural nuclear reactor; simply

00:23:32

put, the theory was adopted

00:23:35

that the reactor started up by itself

00:23:37

many millions of years ago due to

00:23:39

natural conditions,

00:23:42

according to scientists, it was so that a layer of sandstone rich in radiocarbon ore was deposited on a

00:23:45

solid basalt bed in the river delta

00:23:49

Thanks to tectonic

00:23:52

activity in this region, the basalt

00:23:55

foundation with uranium and nose sandstone

00:23:57

was immersed several meters into the ground, the

00:23:59

cave cave supposedly spread and

00:24:02

groundwater penetrated into the cracks, nuclear fuel

00:24:05

was located in the mine in compact

00:24:07

deposits inside the moderator, which

00:24:09

served as water,

00:24:11

rich uranium deposits almost

00:24:13

sufficient to start nuclear reactions

00:24:15

for heating the water, the charged particles

00:24:18

emitted by the ore were knocked out of the water

00:24:21

slowly and the neutrons that got

00:24:23

back into the family

00:24:24

caused the release of new charged particles, a

00:24:27

typical chain reaction began,

00:24:29

all that in place of Gabon there

00:24:32

would be a huge bay, but from the

00:24:34

nuclear reaction that had begun, the water boiled

00:24:36

and the reaction stopped over several

00:24:39

hundred thousand years, nuclear fuel

00:24:41

was so depleted that the reaction

00:24:43

ceased to occur, the

00:24:44

operation of the reactor stopped, but still,

00:24:48

not all participants in this conference

00:24:50

agreed with this explanation; a

00:24:51

number of scientists called him cheated by

00:24:54

him and it does not stand up to any criticism;

00:24:56

nuclear physicists are, to put it

00:24:58

mildly, in bewilderment

00:25:00

such a verdict from the scientific commission

00:25:04

is that the discoverers of atomic energy have

00:25:06

long proven that a nuclear reaction can

00:25:09

be obtained exclusively by

00:25:10

artificial means, the natural environment is

00:25:13

too unstable and chaotic to

00:25:16

support such a complex process, and

00:25:19

even for millions of years at nuclear

00:25:21

power plants, specialists have been

00:25:23

monitoring the operation of the reactor around the clock,

00:25:25

constantly monitoring me and mode of its

00:25:27

operation, preventing the reactor from stopping

00:25:30

or even exploding. The

00:25:32

slightest mistake and you can get

00:25:34

Chernobyl or Fukushima, but here

00:25:37

everything worked for millions of years. Such coincidences

00:25:39

can only happen in

00:25:41

science fiction films, and even then in third-rate ones.

00:25:44

Other experts are convinced that we are

00:25:47

not talking about a nuclear reactor at all. and about nuclear

00:25:50

burial grounds, in their opinion, this place is nothing more

00:25:53

than a burial place for spent

00:25:55

uranium fuel,

00:25:56

and the burial place is ideally

00:25:58

equipped; it was walled up in a

00:26:01

basalt sarcophagus and the uranium was

00:26:03

quietly stored underground for millions of years and only

00:26:06

human intervention caused

00:26:08

it to come to the surface,

00:26:10

but mostly for topic we are discussing,

00:26:13

it doesn’t matter whether this place was a

00:26:15

reactor or a burial ground, because if

00:26:18

there is a burial ground, then there was a

00:26:20

reactor that produced nuclear

00:26:23

energy and this is only one reactor

00:26:26

that was discovered, and how many such

00:26:28

reactors can still be in the

00:26:30

ground and how many can they keep silent about

00:26:33

this case modern science does not deny,

00:26:36

in my opinion, only because it

00:26:39

was impossible to hide it; the field was

00:26:41

being developed by a French company and

00:26:43

thousands of workers, including scientists

00:26:46

working for this company, it was

00:26:49

impossible to shut up this news immediately

00:26:52

spread throughout the entire media of that time,

00:26:54

so in my opinion it was you, it was a

00:26:56

tactic of change the essence of the find and the

00:26:58

nature and its origin and what do you

00:27:01

think about this, write in

00:27:03

the comments in the Mediterranean Sea

00:27:06

there are two islands of Malta and Giza,

00:27:10

popularly called the remnants of ancient

00:27:13

Atlantis,

00:27:14

but what is surprising is that on

00:27:16

these two relatively small

00:27:19

islands such a mysterious name has stuck to them

00:27:23

in fact, there are many

00:27:27

unique monuments of ancient

00:27:29

civilization here,

00:27:30

but today we will talk about the so-called

00:27:33

stone stakes left here by

00:27:36

ancient people about 8000 years ago,

00:27:41

stone potassium alt and are

00:27:44

parallel grooves in the rock

00:27:46

stretching across the entire island,

00:27:49

sometimes they go under water and are hidden

00:27:53

under layers

00:27:54

silt and sand, it is worth noting that the exact

00:27:58

age of their construction

00:28:00

is still a subject of debate among scientists, so

00:28:03

it is indicated approximately about 8000 years, the

00:28:07

furrows themselves reach a depth of 60

00:28:11

centimeters, but not everywhere the width between the

00:28:15

barros is from 110 centimeters to 140,

00:28:19

some necklaces intersect at different

00:28:22

angles, apparently due to turning of

00:28:25

ancient carts, others form entire

00:28:28

nodes from crossed furrows; the width of the track is

00:28:32

well consistent with the width of ancient

00:28:35

carts; for example, the width of Roman chariots

00:28:38

was determined by the width of two horses with

00:28:41

additional space between them;

00:28:43

this is about 140 centimeters; it would seem,

00:28:47

well, ancient petrified roads, so

00:28:51

what’s wrong with that, but here friends, not everything is as

00:28:54

simple as it seems at first glance, the

00:28:57

first thing worth noting is the

00:29:00

actual method of

00:29:02

their appearance, scientists assure us

00:29:05

that over many years, wooden carts

00:29:09

have roughly dug these same adhesives into the

00:29:12

rock, a relatively controversial

00:29:15

statement, there are many small

00:29:17

nuances here which, nevertheless, it was unlikely that this

00:29:20

was exactly the case; firstly, it would be impossible to

00:29:23

gouge such wood if it was

00:29:25

hardly possible even if the

00:29:28

wheels were covered with iron; secondly,

00:29:32

if there were different depths, which is more like

00:29:35

frozen mud through which

00:29:38

the cart drove, because if wooden wheels

00:29:41

were gouging rock, then why are they so

00:29:44

differences are 2 to 60 centimeters;

00:29:47

this usually happens when a car drives

00:29:50

through mud and, due to different densities of the

00:29:53

soil, subsidence

00:29:55

varies, but scientists say that here everyone

00:29:59

just carts drove along the same

00:30:02

route for 400-500 years in a row, so

00:30:06

they rolled out such a depth somewhere two

00:30:09

centimeters is about 60, but the modern

00:30:12

layout of roads has changed radically over the last hundred years,

00:30:15

for example, since Tsarist

00:30:18

times, this is quite natural, but the ancients

00:30:22

traveled for 500 years and did not lay out new

00:30:25

routes, but what’s more strange is that it’s not

00:30:28

exactly the same in quotes worn

00:30:31

furrows from horses,

00:30:33

if we assume that in some

00:30:35

strange way the horses were

00:30:38

still unable to rub the

00:30:41

rock with their hooves, then we will get a subsidence of the cart itself

00:30:44

by 60 centimeters, I made an approximate

00:30:47

reconstruction of what it would look like in a

00:30:50

living horse, the horse still remains at the top,

00:30:53

but the cart is natural sank

00:30:56

whether it was convenient to move like this is a

00:31:00

moot point; all this looks more like a

00:31:03

once frozen soft rock, but if we

00:31:07

still assume that these are

00:31:09

fossils, then it turns out that

00:31:12

some kind of catastrophe occurred here, which forced the

00:31:15

never soft rock on

00:31:17

which the

00:31:18

data in quotes moved, semi

00:31:20

skil, to petrify why are the carts in quotation marks?

00:31:24

You will find out about this a little later, so it turns out

00:31:28

that some kind of catastrophe occurred on these

00:31:31

islands not so long ago, at least a

00:31:34

person was clearly present,

00:31:36

part of the land went under water and the soil

00:31:39

turned to stone, this is very consistent with the

00:31:43

global flood that I’m talking about I’ve already done a

00:31:46

series of issues for

00:31:47

those who haven’t seen it, be sure to check it out,

00:31:51

I also said that fossils cannot

00:31:54

be made without a sufficient amount of

00:31:56

liquid, pressure and many other

00:31:59

factors, by the way, scientists in laboratory

00:32:03

conditions still cannot repeat the fossilization process,

00:32:07

that is, we can well assume that the

00:32:10

data remains if from the previous lost

00:32:13

civilization, but still

00:32:17

one simple question remains unanswered: why there are no

00:32:20

traces of horses, how

00:32:23

these carts moved, what set

00:32:26

them in motion, this question remains both

00:32:30

with the officially put forward version of scientists,

00:32:33

allegedly in quotation marks, wooden

00:32:35

wheels were rubbed into rock, and with

00:32:38

theories about the petrification of the same

00:32:41

rock, this is truly worth

00:32:44

thinking about, but such tracks exist not only

00:32:47

in Malta,

00:32:48

this is the Absheronskaya stone potassium in

00:32:51

Azerbaijan,

00:32:54

not all tracks have been preserved to this day, some of

00:32:58

them have already been destroyed,

00:32:59

but still, separately preserved sections of

00:33:02

these ancient roads

00:33:03

have up to several hundred meters long, the

00:33:07

roads themselves sometimes consist of several

00:33:10

parallel pairs of furrows; the depth of the

00:33:13

furrows here ranges from 5 to 50

00:33:17

centimeters, which is quite surprising.

00:33:20

Scientists do not have one single

00:33:23

version of the origin of these furrows, but by

00:33:26

the way, quite

00:33:28

a few of them have been put forward in the Phrygian Valley of

00:33:31

Turkey here on on a large stone plateau

00:33:34

there are clearly artificial

00:33:37

formations in the form of identical

00:33:40

wheel tracks that go in dozens in one

00:33:43

direction. It is worth noting that all the tracks are

00:33:46

paired, so there is no doubt that

00:33:49

these are wheel tracks or run

00:33:53

both along the flat part of the plateau

00:33:55

and along more complex terrain. sometimes

00:33:58

they cross the hills,

00:34:00

they also intersect, sometimes they converge

00:34:04

or diverge, here traces are also clearly

00:34:06

visible on the walls of the hills, which

00:34:10

tell us about the size of the

00:34:12

vehicle that left them, on both

00:34:16

walls there are symmetrical scratches

00:34:18

pressed through by a certain trapezoidal

00:34:21

protrusion that was located on both

00:34:23

sides of the vehicle

00:34:25

scratches they are strictly at the same height,

00:34:28

forming an obviously even straight line from

00:34:32

beginning to end;

00:34:34

another important fact is that as the

00:34:37

necklace moves, rectangular imprints are found in the stone;

00:34:40

many

00:34:42

researchers suggest that most

00:34:44

likely these are places where

00:34:47

some kind of load was removed from the vehicle, but then it

00:34:51

turns out that the rock was really

00:34:54

in a soft state, or scientists will say that

00:34:57

in these places the load was removed so

00:34:59

often that they rubbed out the excavations in the hard

00:35:02

rock. It is worth noting that here, too, no

00:35:06

traces of horses or people were found;

00:35:17

indicating that these

00:35:20

were really roads,

00:35:22

namely, traces of the construction and repair of

00:35:25

these very roads of the same general

00:35:28

direction were also not found on the roads,

00:35:30

thus the data is most likely not the

00:35:35

remains of an ancient

00:35:37

road, so what is it really,

00:35:40

we can only say with certainty that

00:35:43

these traces

00:35:44

were indeed left by vehicles,

00:35:48

but it’s

00:35:50

difficult to say what kind of carts they were in quotes, it’s obvious only

00:35:53

that they were not horse-drawn,

00:35:57

since no traces of horses, as I said

00:36:00

earlier, were found, therefore the

00:36:03

carts moved with the help of something

00:36:06

else to mind only modern

00:36:09

SUVs come, which also leave

00:36:12

deep ruts, of course it sounds like

00:36:15

science fiction,

00:36:16

but still I

00:36:18

don’t have any other assumptions, in my opinion the breed was clearly

00:36:22

in a soft state, after which

00:36:24

a catastrophe happened, the consequence of which

00:36:27

was petrification, these

00:36:29

carts in quotes are unlikely to

00:36:32

have traveled millions of kilometers they wipe

00:36:34

solid rock and

00:36:36

left traces after driving once, or at

00:36:40

least several times, I believe

00:36:43

that these data are one of the

00:36:46

proofs of the existence in the past of a

00:36:49

highly developed civilization. In my opinion, it is

00:36:52

completely wrong to believe that

00:36:57

civilizations that existed thousands of years before us could mine and

00:36:59

process iron and make various

00:37:02

complex alloys

00:37:03

to build unique works

00:37:05

of art, but they could

00:37:08

only move on horses; they

00:37:09

poured slop out of windows and did not

00:37:13

develop at all; they literally imposed on us

00:37:16

that only we were able to achieve a

00:37:18

technological breakthrough; and in just

00:37:21

some two hundred years, thousands of years before us,

00:37:24

not a single inventor was born who

00:37:27

I would like to make life easier for myself and my

00:37:30

loved ones, because this is exactly what

00:37:32

inventions are created for, why are we used to

00:37:36

thinking that people who lived before us were

00:37:38

idiots, forgive me, but in general, I

00:37:42

would like to hear your assumptions

00:37:45

about the data,

00:37:46

write in the comments what you

00:37:49

think about the origin of the data ruts and

00:37:52

what kind of vehicles could

00:37:55

be used, well, as always,

00:37:58

Sergei Pogorelov was with you, like if

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you liked the video, dislike if you didn’t

00:38:04

like it, leave your comments

00:38:07

and subscribe to the channel, there is

00:38:10

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