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@gettinmoney216185

2 ай бұрын

Definitely not "built" mid 15th century (1400's) , that's when the Spaniards came and pillaged. They didn't just build it and leave at the same time . Built 100's of years before

@JeremyRobertWalker

Ай бұрын

3rd world junk compared to Milan cathedral, also beginning in 14th century.

@JaneDoe-hk9kj

Ай бұрын

Such an unprofessional documentary. Where did u find this dude?

@corazonbadoy

15 күн бұрын

😊

Thanks to Albert Lin and National Geographic, I am now an archaeology student. This show has always been my favorite and keeps me motivated. I remember watching it during the COVID era, which was my last year in high school. Although my parents initially disagreed with my decision to study this field, they now support me. Archaeology has become a vital part of my life. It is not just about studying history; it is about understanding ourselves as the creators of culture.

Always love Albert Lin's episodes! Much thanks to him and to the teams of people he works with who all bring us greater understanding of our world, it's people, cultures, and history!

@JaneDoe-hk9kj

Ай бұрын

He's such such a low quality fake bro

Spent 2.5 weeks exploring through the Sacred Valley with 2 days at Machu Picchu a few years ago. It became easy to tell the difference of the megalithic stone structures, whose stones one cannot fit a razor between, from the Inca stone structures that were built near and on top of those. (It has been written, by the Spanish who conquered the Inca as to who built the megalithic stone structures, that the Inca denied building those structures.) it was pleasing to see that credibility is now starting to become adapted by the mainstream archaeologists, that the megalithic stone structures were not built by the Incas. Although being called “pre Inca” stone structures in this video, it is a hope that the civilization who truly built the megalithic stone works will someday be discovered and accepted by all. (Note: I realize that not all pre Inca stone structures were megalithic ones, and that there were many pre Inca civilizations there that used stones to build with.) Thank you. So enjoyed this video and seeing again many of the sites that I once saw.

@kevinlyon2446

2 ай бұрын

EXACTLY!!!

@desireehelms8012

2 ай бұрын

They had advanced technology that was given to them by a previous race. They did not use stone tools they used technology that was given to them by the race Jesus mentioned in John Chapter 10 vs 34 thru 38

@janicecole2722

2 ай бұрын

I wish Albert would have taken some samples of that skull they found among the stones of the wall they came across early on in this presentation. Although it's not his area if interest, it would be interesting to see what DNA would reveal about the origin of the Incas. There are some who believe they are Hebrew descendants of the slaves who built the Great Pyramids of Egypt. I would suppose those ancient Hebrews would have passed their knowledge of how they accomplished the amazing feat of building the Pyramids on down from generation to generation. If they happened to have migrated across the ocean to South America to become the Incas who built Machu Picchu, it would explain how they had the knowledge to get those megaliths so tight that not even a razor blade could fit between them.

@MaTTheWish

2 ай бұрын

​@@desireehelms8012 Sasquatch technology?

@desireehelms8012

2 ай бұрын

@@MaTTheWish There is a written record of the previous race that came from a planet above this one and they came over hundreds of thousands of years ago

Thanks for this exciting experience to National Geographic and Albert Lin. One of the most spectacular and delightful episodes.

One day I'll visit this beautiful place

I love the National Geographic's soundtrack. They could let the name of the songs in the description!!!

Really love you full episodes. Thank you ❤❤❤😊

Always amazed by the Inca’s history

@MCJOEBOYEGH

Ай бұрын

Same here

Amazing 🙂 thoroughly enjoyed watching this. Thank you for documenting this.

I was there in 1986 and 2006. Magical, Amazing place! In 86 got off the bus and walked right in. In o6, got off and stood in line. Today, I've heard it reservations only. Ancient Peruvians had no written language so it may remain a mystery forever. ( at one time, a proposal was considered to install Swiss alp style cable cars)

Its amazing ...looking back and being able to see what its look like a thousand yrs ago..

Amazing Thank you

Awesome coverage! Thank you for taking us along on this episode.

This guy's dream of becoming Indiana Jones just got real!

@buzzymm

Ай бұрын

He's a grown up "short round"

Albert Lin and Team , thank you . I love watching your this Amazing documentary❤

This is amazing, it's a lot we need to do our own research. 👍🏽👍🏽

Amazing place., Thank you Lin.

Amazing! I love watching these❤

albert lin is simply fantastic - history channel has a great track record for getting the best hosts for their shows

@JaneDoe-hk9kj

Ай бұрын

Absolutely not. This dude is a joke. He's so fake and unprofessional. Where did they find him. Pathetic

thank you for such an amazing episode

First time watching Albert Lin, what a great host!!

@JaneDoe-hk9kj

Ай бұрын

No no no. He's so fake. Low quality. It's like a roblox bro trying to elevate his game. So lame

Albert don't be offended, laugh at how stupid my brain is. When you said how amazing the construction of the place was as a feat of engineering, my interrupting thought was: "You mean 'foot' of engineering Al." This just as I was admiring how perseverant and amazing of a human you are for having the determination to do all you are, with a prosthetic! Keep it up you're an inspiration!

It's literally incredible!

Thank you.

Amazing thank you! 😮

The process is amazing but the visual reconstructions 42:33 really tie everything together.

Awesome Brother thanks for sharing one really great time 😊

That was awesome thank you for sharing this is just ❤❤

I ❤ The National Geographic’s Albert Lin episodes👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

Very beautiful music and video

Fantastic film ! Thank you Sir .❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Yayyyy another episode!!

Awesome thanks, love to share something down the river another city

Awesome tech items and discovery 👍👌

Really amazing!!!!

certified bucket list!

Ive always dreamt travelling to Machu Piccu, now ive got another place.. the view of the milky way!! Surreal!!

I would love to be there. That's one my goal for life 😅 The world 🌎 is so fascinating ❤

Beautiful

Great episode!!

Thanks a lot Mr. Albert ❤

Awesome thanks Albert

@waynereiffenstein7153

2 ай бұрын

You're welcome...I appreciate all of your thoughts..😊

BEATIFULL PLACE, I WANT TO GO !

The amount of visibility in the sky there. Gives us an idea of how much light pollution we create and why our ancestors were so fixated on stars, planets, & so on...

amazing

Please create a playlist for this guy's vid

Machu Picchu is really my favorite place ever on Earth, and will always be.

Can do a documentary about Sigiriya in Sri Lanka

The LiDAR tech brings much more depth to archeological adventure experience!

Most Awesome....

Yes

i love your episodes also nice horses

@antsriazhang5450

2 ай бұрын

25:10

@antsriazhang5450

2 ай бұрын

You should go to a horse camp there's horse poo and pee mixed with mud

Seeing the stones in the beginning, resembles egyptian stones at abydos. Wish i can go forage for clues. At remote places and chill out. With handcrafts.....33:33.... Quite amazing how huge these places are. And you can break through so many obstructions, to see the imposssible. Gradually learning in 2024 , there where different trade centers, for goods and places all around the world. In ancient times.

Loved this video! But, what did these people eat/grow up so high? I may have missed this info early on (with my ADD), but am assuming the terraces were for maize and ?

@Glenn-F-Rice

Ай бұрын

They were growing maize when it looked more like wheat

@boboala1

Ай бұрын

@@Glenn-F-Rice You are correct, sir! I remember from college botany class long ago that an ear of corn, say 700+ years ago, was probably about the size of your thumb or a dill pickle, maybe. And thru breeding the natives grew it bigger over time. Nowadays, that concept of genetic engineering for desirable traits/size causes quite a bit of paranoid 'knee-jerkery!' (Except for people that love their Pomeranians & Poodles & Tabby Cats!)

@Brandonjc1020

Ай бұрын

He said it was to show authority

@dgaydos

Ай бұрын

Perhaps the area was much less arid then.

crazy how they do that

Lugares incríveis 🆗️🇧🇷👍😁🙏

Been there done that❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

How could anyone in the 15th century even do the earthworks necessary for the foundations? The stonework at the bottom of the structures is incredible and nearly impossible to replicate even now.

@luzalvari

3 ай бұрын

Plenty of cathedrals were built in the 1400s, there was engineering all over the world.

@jeremiahw1369

3 ай бұрын

@luzalvari At altitude in Peru? I don't think so. In places where they had more resources and manpower, sure, but mountain top construction of that scale without machinery is inconceivable to me.

@angelitabecerra

3 ай бұрын

They got a bunch of buddies together, organized, dug, and shifted stone. It's not that hard when people are determined to do a thing

@ugl933

3 ай бұрын

​@@luzalvari ok and? How is that relevant to what he was saying bro

Hope you can also cover the 8 wonder of the world , a mountain of a thousand years old Rice terraces of the the IGOROT people , a mountain warriors and head hunter tribes. Even the Spanish, Japanese and American are scared to invade there territory.

@kayegotroses

2 ай бұрын

Would love to watch that if he comes here in the PH

Good bless America and especially Sur America o el Tahuantinsuyo. Thanks.

Jaw dropping.

Strong aught vibes on this show.. (do they not have Wikipedia to look things up?)

❤ wow❤

Truely, when one door closes another opens

I5s kinda Igorot people in the Philippines. Its similar how they build a mountain of rice Terraces with stone for a thoysand years old.A mountain people, the head hunter tribes .a people dont like yi live in the plane grounds but at the top and a highest mountain rage in yhe Philippines

nice bro

I love your next lost cities Lin❤

@waynereiffenstein7153

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much..❤

Une vue. Extraordinaires si les pierres pouvais parler on connaître le secret de cet civilisations.

My opinion while my mind wonders watching the program is Machu Picchu was built high on the mountain top was to remain above the destruction of the volcano where people who settled around it lost their lives when the volcano erupted. While living above the destruction it preserved life and their agricultural essentials. Just a thought!

Why would anyone go there to live? To create a community? Its not like it's an easy place to get to. There's no water sources. It's this curiosity that makes me thankful that these videos exist.

Can someone tell me the name of the first song pls?

I love these Albert Lin documentaries. This one however is a bit clickbait-y with its constant insinuation that nothing is known of Peruvian civilizations before the Inca. That is basically ridiculous. Still an enjoyable show though. Love the subject matter.

Great but the background music could be a little less.

I want to see drone footage of the drone they brought to film the drone. 5 minutes of information in 44 minute video.

Научна фантастика.

Swietne ujecia

"These are Pre-Inca" "How do you know?" "There are Pre-Inca buildings"

@beltrackthunder

29 күн бұрын

These guys make assumptions over assumptions over and over again.

Nat Geoo 😃

It's so great to hear the language of a people who were nearly destroyed by the Spanish, not speaking Spanish. You can always tell who wiped out a people and conquered their lands and enslaved them by the language they speak that's not their native language

Perú is the most beautiful country in South America 🌎

But where did the pre-Inca there get their water? Was the area perhaps much less arid?

That's looks like Minecraft built 😂😂

@A_therian_boy_

3 ай бұрын

FR

@yurikyurik4458

3 ай бұрын

😂

@Viva_la_constitucion-1993

3 ай бұрын

Calm down Karen.

@phulkrbarman769

2 ай бұрын

@@Viva_la_constitucion-1993 what did i do

@cooncheez5547

Ай бұрын

​@@Viva_la_constitucion-1993 u the Karen, karen

I find it hard to believe that these structures were built by the Inca. Like the pyramids of Egypt, I believe these structures are far older than mainstream archeology claims them to be.

Its like they had a real life autocad

He really said made with stone tools with a straight face huh 🤔

Hello Albert, this is amazing as usual!. I think you should try to visit Indonesia, Gunung Padang. Legends say that it is not really a mountain but a building buried deep within the surface for many years.

How the civilization able to build city like this at a mountain. How advanced their technology in the past.

@NazcaMummies

2 ай бұрын

Not inca technology, alien.

from mauritius

I love your passion for lost civilizations.P.s.According to the Bible, Moses always had to climb the mountain to talk to God

@nongmaithemashokumarsingh7348

3 ай бұрын

Your God is just 2000 years old buddy

@dorde104

3 ай бұрын

@@nongmaithemashokumarsingh7348 The God I mentioned is found in the Old Testament Biblical while Jesus dates back to two thousand years ago that I personally do not consider him to be God...

@mannypla1

2 ай бұрын

The bible's god...just brought to America...Abuses...Murders and Destruction.

@ciarandevlin9405

2 ай бұрын

I mean, no need to me so rude or ignorant to someone else’s beliefs though, is there?

@EdgarHyke-cs4id

2 ай бұрын

Thank you. Your content is awesome

The Inca culture lasted approximately 150 years...there is NO WAY they evolved and developed the technologies and techniques to build those structures and that empire...NO WAY. The Inca inherited these lands, technologies, and techniques from a more sophisticated and ancient culture, as we all know.

The mountain looks like a pyramid

They must have been built when there was no polar ice caps and sea level was much higher and the earth was smaller. Very ancient.

not stone tools dude, technology we havent even dreamed of

I feel like they didnt need lidar to see those structures on the hill 😂😂 And pretending to not see it was gold

looking at the thumbnail i thought it was really good minecraft resource pack lol

i think in few next century, our grand grand children will back on the era of them for stay in safe from the all disaster we has done on our century now

I like..

Just think. Of all the Native peoples of the Americas, none spoke Spanish. It wasn't until years of attack and war brought to the Americas by Spanish Conquistadors that the Spanish language began spreading. Similarly, the war and conquest by English speaking foreigners took place of the Native languages elsewhere in the Americas, and now most Native American people speak English or Spanish, in North and South America the same

I want to watch this but the music is ruining it. Does it ever stop.

@lyudmila2882

3 ай бұрын

National Geographic and other channels seem to think we need to be hit over the head with the music club, even though the images are so spectacular on their own. Sometimes I turn off the sound and use the closed captions. Sigh.