I might have dhrugged this off as a natural ancient river bed or something of that nature but the stones are so reminiscent of the perfect placement and cuts of central America that it does make one raise an eyebrow.

No way thats natural!! Theres so much we have to relearn. Thank you!

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the support!

Great perspective. That drone sure takes the observation to the next level. I’m sure most would agree, lidar of this site would be interesting. Good job Mike!

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

I’ve been looking into it! I think that with the metal detector and also getting all the readings/alignments/etc would be big

@fennynough6962

Жыл бұрын

Agreed; the Drone footage was🤌great, thanks, Wolf 🐺! LIDAR is for seeing through the Trees 🎄, don't see it helping here, G.P.R. might reveal subterranean Chambers though.

@FinalAffliction

Жыл бұрын

@@WanderingWolfhe metal detector I bet won’t find anything, but the good question is where they got the rocks from, if it is close to that, then this wasn’t important to the people who did this. They are grinding on it too so it really shows they don’t care about it. I think it’s a quary site. But maybe natives didn’t do quarries, so who the hell knows but LiDAR is good and the to find where the rocks are from is also good to know. Did natives build structures out of stone?? Honest question. Because if they don’t build structures then they don’t do quary. Anyways this is cool looking forward to more.

@thatcanadianwhitetrashguy

Жыл бұрын

My Dad, A well Known Stone Mason who Probably was on the Georgia Stone Monument got a Good Chuckle watching You guys try to turn Natural Rock into something Special. He always refered to You as something special. It's an old River Bed that has been Lifted by tectonics to be Higher than it's Surroundings, Nothing Else.

@startruck777

11 ай бұрын

Yes. "In geology and geomorphology, a tessellated pavement is a relatively flat rock surface that is subdivided into more or less regular rectangles, blocks approaching rectangles, or irregular or regular polygons by fractures, frequently systematic joints, within the rock." Google😁

This site really had my imagination firing. I can see the road, reinforced by boulders, that was used to move the stones from above. They were very organized. The rocks being laid out from delivery, then moved to the forming area, and ready to be installed boulders lined up for easy choosing of the next one to place. Enough space was left between rocks to walk and choose the right piece of their puzzle. Crude steps up to the platform, but they may have been rolled more recent. There is a bit of a pattern to the holes of different sizes and depths, maybe used for burning fat for lighting? Also thought the holes may have been made by different ancestors who used it for grinding, but the people were eons apart from the builders. It could have been a worship site of an ancient civilization, or as suggested by other comments. This was truly fascinating, and hope to learn more about this amazing Mystery Rocks site.

AWESOME DRONE FOOTAGE! 😃 I kinda feel like it might have been a wall that’s fallen down cuz the construction doesn’t make sense to me as a platform. 🤔 And let’s all quit the BS, this is NOT a natural formation! 😆 Awesome discovery!

Knobs and bore holes? 4:40 This site is small and unique to the surrounding area. Worth digging here as well.

Thanks for sharing this information, the areole photography of this area as well as the land photography, reminds me of a location that one of my uncle told us about in the late 50's and early 60's, in SW Saskatchewan. When he was part of a geographical survey crew that was looking for possible oil and gas locations. After seeing your video on this area, it struck me of the stories he told us all while we were growing up, to what he and the crew he was working with came across in Western Canada and the United States. He told us that a lot, for we see on the surface is only is just the tip of the iceberg, and if we dig deeper that the true information that we seek would revile its self. He was quite knowledgeable in the information that he shared with us all while we were growing up. Many thanks again for sharing with us all, I will subscribe your channel and see where this road leads to, thanks again, take care, be safe and happy trails.

Lidar that entire hill for sure. It's probably natural, but it's still fascinating to see. Some of those sections look too perfect for nature so I am obviously intrigued.

Thank you very much for sharing this information. My eyes are open even wider now 🙏❤️🙏

This video is so rad. Happy to see see Jimmy is helping grow your Chanel now too. Your work is getting noticed. Thanks again for getting out where some of us cant. I appreciate you

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate that and yes, so appreciative of Jimmy for the boost! So fun working together too!

@kBitre

Жыл бұрын

boosting as we speak. came from his channel. lidar cant happen fast enough i think

I would love to see what lidar shows!

That was amazing. Our planet, and civilizations upon her, are far, far older than we think or 'know' they are. Time to start taking a long, hard look at Canada's Ancient Past. On another note, this video has reminded me about just how amazingly beautiful the out of the way places in Canada really are. Time to go walk-about.

Damn, you can really see patterns, intelligent design at work there. Its not all strewn about but planned. After seeing the first video i wanted so bad to see a birds eye view and BAM!! There is it😂❤

Sent Here from Bright Insight channel. Definitely some AMAZING looking and sounding content on this channel! Going to have to binge watch these this weekend 😁👍🏻

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

So glad you made here! Please enjoy and thank you for the support!

Look like Cahokia mounds in middle of US or the Carpathian Hwy. Amazing footage.

Great video, interesting site. Thanks for sharing.

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

Thanks you for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed! 🙏

We are a race with amnesia.

@BenDover-de7tf

Жыл бұрын

Just constantly hit with devastating disasters that have sent us back to the stone age , many times

@_MikeJon_

Жыл бұрын

Hardly lol

@03roadking

Жыл бұрын

Robert sepehr Race with amnesia Must watch

@TheOriginalAndysGarage

2 ай бұрын

Wait until they do a ground penetrating radar

@theawesomedad2245

2 ай бұрын

Graham Hancock says that.

they say its a natural eratic, but its so hard to belive its not a megolith...thank you for the great perspective.

Thank You for the link! Hubby and I are enjoying it a second time through!! Really interesting site.

Really interesting place. These huge boulders look so out of place where they are. They've obviously been dressed for something, way back in time !! We don't have any understanding of our own planet's true history.

Pretty Cool.. I think it looks most like a building that fell towards the incline of the hill 😃

Jimmy sent me. Subd. Ill be watching all your vids in time. Thank you ahead for all your work.

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

So glad you made it here and thank you for your support! 🙏 Premiering another relatively unknown site tnght at 7pm…hope you can make it!

@kathleenp3135

Жыл бұрын

Same!

@gar949

Жыл бұрын

Jimmy sent me as well

Thank you for getting footage of this! I’m excited to see and hear about new discoveries of megalithic wonders in North America.

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Amazing video, 💯 made structure by someone

Absolutely amazing footage! Thank you 🙏🏼

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! And thank you for the support!

Thank 😊 you!

Love your work very much. Thank you. 👍🇦🇺

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! So glad you to have you here!

Great video Wandering Wolf. Entertaining and informative. I knew it would be based the others you've done. The Sage Wall stuff was really good. I gave this one a like before I watched it. Thanks for giving the rest of us a good look at this site.

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

I’m glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for the support, I’ve got alot more surprises coming up!

Oh gawd that music is like infrasound that’s scary my heart is pounding, no thank you.

Thanks for the pictures, I never thought there were ancient civilizations this far into Saskatchewan. Are there any oral traditions that speak of this from the native tribes? Cheers!

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

Nothing that I heard about explaining this! Thank you for being here 🙏

Stunning video work. Great videos.

@WanderingWolf

8 ай бұрын

Thank you! 🙏

Super Footage Michael 👊☘️😎

Drones are so stable, making amazing videos possible. Noice one =)

Hey brand new sub jimmy sent me. Very interesting I’ve seen similar hole on a video you did on the wall in Montana

@WanderingWolf

11 ай бұрын

So glad you made it here! Thank you for watching and supporting! More on Montana coming soon 😎

Very very cool

I’m fascinated and have never heard of this location! I live in Alberta and now unable to walk without my walker. Has there been no group to investigate this site? Or even Lidar from the air or on the ground? Thank you for posting this🥰😘

🔥 bro. Your channel is awesome. Hope to see it continue grow and inspire conversation on truth and on the past. Keep on being awesome.

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! 🙏 That really means a lot and I am so glad you are enjoying the content! I have a big push for content starting now so tons of unique new videos from all over the world coming non stop! Lol Thank you so much for your support and I’m am so happy you found your way here!

@okanimal

Жыл бұрын

@@WanderingWolf I've always been interested in ancient history, and having grown up in ontario and spent a fair bit of time on the east coast, I have often seen things deep in the woods of national or provincial parks that left me feeling that they were part of something from the ancient, ancient past. It's great to see someone actually pursuing this and creating a space for discussion on a topic that's so often dismissed. Truthfulness, compassion, forbearance

Thank you for making this!

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

Hell yeah! Thank you for the support!

Awesome! Just subscribed

Natural formation imho. Wonderful views, great footage, conjures up imaginative thoughts.

Thats cool

Wow, awesome shots and music,makes me wanna get the drone out.

awesome! Great job. Graham Hancock should have included this in his America first book. And also the sage wall.

❤❤❤looks like something/structure was Dismantled....very very interesting...thank u...

Sent here from Bright Insight. Glad I stopped over! Great video. New Subscriber!

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

Glad you made it here! Thank you so much for the support and hope you enjoy all of the content!

Yep, Jimmy sent me too. Great stuff.

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

Welcome!

Site is unique, that it was in mid construction phase, & wasn't completed; (possibly from Megadisaster); staging blocks have sandstone base bedrock removed, have been "squared off"; & are placed in rows, (for easy installation). A finished product would have looked like the Dragon House in Greece, I.M.O. kzread.infoUgkxTyhu9lQ6bbhwksPlrxatCSCQqShbb77H

That's a nice, natural formation. I've seen lots like that on the west coast, that go on for hundreds of miles, complete with round balls and round sink holes. Happens in nature.

Hey I am here because of Jimmy's recommendation... instantly subscribed! 🥰❤

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

So glad you made!

Ancient pre flood foundation.30000 years

To me this looks like a much taller structure that was pushed over or blown over or just fell over in the distant past with the tightly fitted stones as the bottom wall now on its inside side! The placement of all fits this explanation the best looking from the drone approaching from the bottom. Otherwise, good grouping!

Quite Frankly brought me here. Love this stuff.

@WanderingWolf

8 ай бұрын

Nice! Glad you made it!

Nice. Wonder what might be in that hill the stones are on?

YT is kinda dumb. I've clicked the bell, but it still asks me if I want to be notified about this video.

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

Hmmm 🧐 It does act weird all the time man

@2bposedny

Жыл бұрын

Why are these rocks mysterious?

@stig

Жыл бұрын

@@2bposedny they have the name

Lidar would be fascinating to see

I run Mudfossil University and that is a tendon abrupt transition my friend.

@ExistenceUniversity

2 ай бұрын

Those are rocks my dude

Our Jimmy sent me. Great channel... Subbed 😎

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

So glad you made it here! Thank you for the support! I’ve got plenty more to come 😎

Jimmy told me to come check out this drone footage Thanks for sharing bro

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

So glad you made it here! Thank you for watching and supporting!

Polygonal stone work. Very interesting.

Definitely that whole are was enormous castle or something grass tree to hide everything probably whole city under there. AMAZING FOOTAGE 🤙😎

The last video I saw for you is very similar, the megalithic wall at Sage Mountain Center has none of the signs of polygonal this construction and instead looks like a rock formation that had many fractures that cause hit the fracture in ways it made it up here like individual blocks. No polygonal wall has any resemblance to that wall in Montana as they never have the vertical and horizontal cracks aligned which is the entire point of doing the wall in the polygonal style so you don't have to make the Roxy uniform size or shape and is the whole reason polygonal construction is so earthquake-proof. Both these videos contain entirely natural rock formations

There were giants in the earth in those days…

@aranykert

2 ай бұрын

obviously it is the Giant's work!

WOW🤩🤩🤩

A very cool video. It makes me think that someone convinced their group that it would be great to have a stone building or platform, but they decided that doing any more was way to much work. I think that because they were mostly nomadic hunters, there wasn't enough benefit to moving any more large rocks.

HEY LUCY You Got Soom Explaining To Do What Did You Do Here 😂

It is interesting. I see some round holes in some of the rocks. Seems like that is a feature in other rocks in ancient sites around the world.

@fennynough6962

Жыл бұрын

Rain, bowls 🥣 or Multi Porpoise🐬 bowls 🥣 I like to call them, & they are without a doubt man's oldest creation, (found everywhere where our Ancients needed a water drink, after climbing up a mountain)!

Survived being buried under a mile of ice? Or built after the ice melted 12,000 some years ago? I am leaning toward the former. Need LiDAR of the hill. Bet there is more in there. Great job Wolf (my spirit animal brother).

@jdt023

Жыл бұрын

It would be nice to know what are area of the province this is so that the effects of glaciers can be factored in.

@darxide03

Жыл бұрын

The Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park on the Saskatchewan side. Cypress Hills were said to have been glacier free during the ice age.

It’s for sure weird. Man this for sure isn’t old like I said on your other video it’s for sure less than 1000 year old. So they moved big rocks onto a hill, that isn’t even level enough to make it a structure. So it isn’t an old foundation or something. It’s not a building for sure. So they brought stones there to cover that place, they made it like a sidewalk, but it isn’t level, they didn’t even try to make it level, just covered it. Then they decided to use it to grind stuff. Very very very weird. There is no point to this structure or whatever you call it. Seems strange to me, but at the same time it’s not good work. It’s not like this is hard to do (hard labour, but not hard technologically) this is no myan stuff that’s for sure, not even close to the same level. But still interesting. My honest opinion about it is that it makes me think less of the civilization who did this. To do something so pointless makes me think bad things. If there is a point to this then I change my opinion but, there has got to be a point right? Either the civilization was meant to get wrecked because they are doing dumb stuff like this, or it is for a purpose that I can’t understand. It’s got to be for a good purpose lol right? Then if it is, what is it? It isn’t a building. It may be for some sort of praying place or something, but then why grind stuff in it? Maybe it is an old quary? Did natives mine stuff? I doubt that too. I don’t think natives cared about stuff like mining. Maybe they did I don’t know much about native Canada, besides they moved around a lot.

The outlines of at least 3 impact craters are visible and the ejecta pattern easily discerned.

We don’t know the half of it.

Those 2 narrow pointed oval areas off to the side are quite interesting too.

Your song asks, where do we go from here? If the question also contains, "what is this place?" , then I would say, hydraulic excavation, of a portion, of the hillside. It has devastating effects, on the stability of most natural mountains, but if this place is built, with these blocks, it should become evident, pretty quickly. If it is built, with these blocks, in it's entirety, The water used, wont take it down. That is where you go from here, if you want to know, for sure.

You even gotta love the extra detail in level design of adding in permanent wheel ruts of warthogs and mongooses in the terrain.😎😎😎

@daddyt4202

2 ай бұрын

W halo reference. Saskatchewan as well as the rest of Canada has a few spots like look like terrain pulled from a Halo map

Looks like the biggest mowed lawn ever with all that lush green grass in the background 😂. Epic video though!! I’m torn on if it’s natural or not. I mean it’s clear humans at one time or another were doing something there based on the circular grooves. Just not sure if humans actually moved those stones or not.

Any guesses as to how long aging this was built? I would not be shocked if this has been there tens of thousands of years. I can’t even begin to imagine what this was originally built for, amazing footage

@fennynough6962

Жыл бұрын

End of First Megadisaster Period 720,000 years ago.

@1tothoo1

Жыл бұрын

Looks like a logging and milling operation left good grazing land. I can imagine where an arch for lift, a winch and anchor points. Looks like worn rout to the low side right to stack and transport product.

@coryleblanc

Жыл бұрын

petrified giant creature from the Great Flood

@startruck777

Жыл бұрын

Tessellated pavements are quite common. This spot in SW Saskatchewan is pretty cool because it was untouched by glaciers. And the potholes in the limestone would indicate water erosion. (When a smaller stone rests in a divot and wave action rolls it around til a hole forms) "In geology and geomorphology, a tessellated pavement is a relatively flat rock surface that is subdivided into more or less regular rectangles, blocks approaching rectangles, or irregular or regular polygons by fractures, frequently systematic joints, within the rock." Google😁

@martinharris5017

Жыл бұрын

@@startruck777 Gasp...a sensible comment!

Try to get a google Earth location of the surrounding area to locate any possible lower ground level structures. There will certainly be a foundation or more under there.

Can you do some of the "boulder fields" as well?

Hey..out in the field..those circles...strange...is it a gaint buried sight

So why there and what's under the hill? How remote a location is this and what resources are in the area? I don't expect you to launch an expedition but those are the things I wonder about with something like this. Cool video!

"WANDERING WOLF!!!!".....ALL HAIL!!..."Documentation & Preservation"...."American Megaliths"....💯✔️🎯👍👏

@WanderingWolf

Жыл бұрын

🙏

Those were formed and placed useing geuine Saskatchewan seal skin bindings by Super Dave Osborne in the late 70's.

@chrispygalactic

2 ай бұрын

Props to Super Dave

I can’t help but think there’s something more underneath this site

NO MISTERY!!! Classic leading edge and retreat of glacier!!!

@startruck777

Жыл бұрын

Yes. "In geology and geomorphology, a tessellated pavement is a relatively flat rock surface that is subdivided into more or less regular rectangles, blocks approaching rectangles, or irregular or regular polygons by fractures, frequently systematic joints, within the rock." Google😁

@tracymatherson8174

11 ай бұрын

Except there is a very distinct repeating pattern laid down (rows of alternating thick/thin blocks).

@startruck777

11 ай бұрын

@@tracymatherson8174 🤔there are lots of images online of tessellated pavements. Have you seen them? They come in numerous patterns.The alternating pattern here could be due to changing water levels (eroding shoreline) of the inland sea that was in this area. This video clearly showed water erosion on the under side of the rocks. And the potholes on the surfaces also indicate wave action or water current. smaller/harder stones come to rest in a divot and moving water rolls it around until a hole forms(all the graffiti on the stones reveals these are soft sandstone or limestone).

@WanderingWolf

8 ай бұрын

There were no glaciers covering this area

@ExistenceUniversity

2 ай бұрын

​@@WanderingWolf Yes there was. Saskatchewan was nothing but glaciers. Nice try though.

It help you understand

It looks like a giant African burial mound but in Canada.

Anybody think it could have been like a sky marker like the niza lines or like the horse in europe like maybe a big mountain lion or cat at one time or somethimg like that so they could use it as markers or something just a thought

@aranykert

2 ай бұрын

The Giants left land marks for their fathers to come back. They exist in the spiritual realm. They came here once and left their flesh and blood offspring on the Earth called Giants!

The need to do gpr in that area 😮

there is a part of that stone road that reminds me of the stones stacked at Machu Picchu

That is probably an ancient riverbed that has become exposed because it's the last thing to erode

this are remains of ancient massive catastrophes. Are there more ancient places in canada?

@WanderingWolf

6 ай бұрын

I believe so…I have several videos out on a possible site in Nova Scotia.

Somewhere in antiquity that pile of rocks was a tower. You can see the direction of the collapse.

Wonder what the reason for this incredibly formation. Was there any back story of what this could of been. As always U have the best adventures.

Theres something massive buried under that hill., and its pre historic.. It needs scientifically dated. . Like the Bosnian Pyramids, always thought to be just mountains, or maybe big hills., Thank God someone was curious enough to start digging there, and found prehistoric pyramids. This blows my mind and screams our history needs to be rewritten. We've all been lied to for 5k years.

I meditated a bit on the walk through visuals of this place . It felt like the stone structure had its own function separate from human function. Like it was built & could do a task. (Regardless of human interaction there) I'll have to do more on this it's fascinating.

@coryleblanc

Жыл бұрын

built by God, yeah. it's a petrified giant creature from the Great Flood

@ColleenMurphy61

11 ай бұрын

@@coryleblanc It sure does have a biological look about it!

FORGE. Just figuring what to build here vehicle placement what assets to drop there and if you should build blue teams base there or red teams. where to put the Ghosts and maybe a Banshee, perhaps a Warthog there and Scorpion tank a few med packs Armorlock and Jetpacks...

Do you think that this site was near severe drop-offs, and ancient indigenous peoples would chase them.over these drops for food etc..,?

I wonder if there's more under the taller part of that hill.

The GPU's Render super high detail on the Halo 7 forge for PC

At 2mins it looks like there's bits to tie boats up and it's been a harbour

Where were they planning to build the wall? Any giant burial mounds nearby?