The world’s largest elongated skulls (that I know of) - these were NOT cradle head boarded, they are natural!!

The Louvre: an ancient rose-granite sphinx featuring advanced machine-like detail…

Notice this giant entryway that Cassie is standing in front of at Cambodia’s Koh Ker pyramid complex that was precision fashioned from a solid piece of stone & is clearly superior to the dilapidated brick temple that surrounds it…

Just an abandoned rose-granite block, nothing to see here

Explain this. This is a 92-foot-deep, 23-foot-wide shaft in Saqqara, Egypt. It was carved directly into solid limestone bedrock. 🤯 How did they keep the walls so straight? People often say ancient builders had simple tools. But when you look at something like this, it's hard not to question that explanation. Because digging a hole is one thing. Carving a giant shaft directly into bedrock is another.

Just a natural rock formation? Nope! It’s amazing how you can be in the most remote of locations in Peru & stumble upon the most random of rocks, only to find ancient artificial shaping on it - the fingerprints of a lost civilization

Entering the Great Pyramid’s Subterranean Chamber is wild - you literally have to belly crawl through this tiny opening while inhaling pyramid dust…

Did you know it’s against “the rules” to even post a video humming inside this so called “antechamber?” Why wouldn’t they want people to hear the incredible acoustics that emanate from it? Could it be because we’re not supposed to know that this mini-chamber was an acoustical filter? As Christopher Dunn states in his book ‘The Giza Power Plant’ “After building the resonators and installing them inside the Grand Gallery, the ancient Egyptians would have wanted to focus a sound of specific frequency, that is, a pure or harmonic chord, into the King's Chamber. They would be assured of doing so if they installed an acoustic filter between the Grand Gallery and the King's Chamber. By installing baffles inside the Antechamber, sound waves traveling from the Grand Gallery through the passageway into the King's Chamber would be filtered as they passed through, allowing only a single frequency or harmonic of that frequency to enter the resonant chamber. Those sound waves with a wavelength that did not coincide with the dimensions between the baffles would be filtered out, thereby ensuring that no interference sound waves could enter the resonant King's Chamber to reduce the output of the system”

A graveyard of OOPARTS at Cambodia’s Phnom Bakheng archaeological site

"Temple Mound" at Town Creek, North Carolina around 1990. The second photo shows one of the depictions on the interior wall of the temple on the mound.

Machu Picchu & Pisac are the only sites where I’ve seen these rare cylindrical components. Anyone seen them elsewhere?

“These savages are tall, strong & well built. Their features are more alike to the European ones than those of the other islanders throughout Oceania… their colour, a bit of copper, is not very different from the European type, & some of them are entirely white.” -- Eugenio Eyraud (in 1864 describing Easter Island’s inhabitants)

This 200 ton 7 sided block at Sacsayhuaman weighs about as much as a Boeing 747 jumbo jet

This statue presents one of two choices: either the Dynastic Egyptians possessed advanced technologies beyond what the mainstream archaeological record is telling us, OR their was an earlier lost civilization that fashioned this using ancient technology

The granite monolithic stone doors of Hampi in India - estimated to weigh 10 tons. Bet you’ve never seen what’s on the back of them! 🕵️‍♀️✨

The muscle-toned giant of Memphis