I got a crystal skull that I drink whiskey out of, and the world seems brighter every time

@zaynevanday142

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@bmac6679

3 ай бұрын

Dan Aykroyd owns that brand of vodka

@pokuzhermes4566

3 ай бұрын

I bought 1 full of vodka 🎉

@Silverbolt272

3 ай бұрын

Brass and glass harry that you?

@sweetkittiez

3 ай бұрын

😂

Whatever the myths and legends and yet lies behind the story the three skulls are beautiful objects of artistic craftmanship.

@robinstewart2506

2 ай бұрын

It is a real shame that we will never meet the artist that carved and polished that super clear one!

@Davido50

2 ай бұрын

They are fakes.

@marcuscrumpton8568

Ай бұрын

@@Davido50that’s what they are saying…regardless of that they are still beautiful

@justkiddin84

Ай бұрын

Germans are known for their skill in creating things. They did a good job on these.✌️

I could not believe for a second that an elder or shaman in that population of people would allow a foreigner to take something so priceless in their history.

@jessepollard7132

2 ай бұрын

might not even know - thieves can be very good at stealing without being seen.

@stephanies7013

2 ай бұрын

Yes. I agree. Very odd indeed.

@esduitarielmoralez6332

2 ай бұрын

Mayans of the south of my country(Mopan and KekChi) are imports from guate mala by the Roman Catholic archbishopry of the intendency of guate mala heading the state as part of their infiltration tactic for taking over of my country,that’s why one of these guateMayans with an axe hacked up a hieroglyph laden stelae of the Ancient Maya of Belize because they were Maasewaal Maya which is Yucatec and therefore Northern in contrast to them being Southerners from the proximity of the Pacific Ocean of Southern guate mala.

@Davido50

2 ай бұрын

​@@esduitarielmoralez6332 Hmmm. Interesting. -Ohio

@MrSirlulzalot

2 ай бұрын

Good point!

People frequently told me I should have my skull examined. Glad I'm not the only one.

@dennisgumm7016

2 ай бұрын

Yeah....I keep getting ordered to get a check up from the neck up

@user-lf5oh7um7y

Ай бұрын

😂😅😂😅😂

Damn it Jim you left my paper weight with the Maya.🛸👽🚀

@user-fu5dq7bc4g

3 ай бұрын

Oops! Sorry Bones, well, no worries, it'll probably never be seen again...

@stephanies7013

2 ай бұрын

😝

@PuppetMasterdaath144

2 ай бұрын

@@stephanies7013 hey kid that's not a jab at you I'm just saying grow up

What I find amazing so far in trying to discover how old these sculls are is the fact that they do not even consider that there could be an advanced civilization out there using tools that we as lowly humans have yet to even imagine. It seems to me that anyone with a sharp mind would realize that we are no where near the most advanced civilization that has ever existed.

@paulrivers7248

2 ай бұрын

Facts!

@annwade1876

2 ай бұрын

I agree! Why does no one consider extraterrestrial involvement. To find such large pieces of near perfect crystals in the first place is remarkable. Then to carve and polish them so precisely (in the 1940’s?!) seems unlikely. What about the scientists who reported sounds coming from the skull and seeing movement within. Maybe I’m too suspicious, but I can’t help wondering if this whole film was created to throw us off course for some reason. Sign of these times of so much manipulation I guess. I’m not going to disregard these skulls so easily. My radar points both directions when people are accused of lying.

@maszkalman3676

2 ай бұрын

@@annwade1876 Not really ther are a fuckton of giant quartz crystals in the world.... in 2021 an 8000 pound one found in Arkansas and most of these skulls has 3d scan and surface imprint taken and most of them had fairly modern polishing compounds found on them also marks of dental drills which aren't existed in mayan times.

@peternguyen6128

2 ай бұрын

To believe in the Smithsonian, who's known to lie and make important finding disappear is really a slap in the face to all the true archaeologist.

@maszkalman3676

2 ай бұрын

@@peternguyen6128 But these are not disappeared at all and others also checked these and has modern tool marks these are modern relics....

I remember my mother showing me a newspaper article back in the late 60s with a picture of the Crystal Skull. We lived in the North San Fransico Bay area at the time and Hewlett Packard Labs was just 20-30 miles south of us. The Crystal Skull was not big news per se but did make an indelible impression in the Bay Area due to the times being the height of the Hippie movement and what is now considered new age Bla de Bla. Likely we will never know the real truth of where it really came from but I believe the old adage that "The Truth May Be Much Stranger than Fiction".

@bonniegilland9032

2 ай бұрын

That's fascinating 😊

@justkiddin84

Ай бұрын

They were made in Germany in the 1800’s

1897 was 10 years after 1896? Wow these skulls are mind boggling indeed!

@willmfrank

2 ай бұрын

Mind-boggling AND time-bending...What's not to like? 😉😁

I love this series.. please upload all the Mythhunters episodes..

@whoabro615

Ай бұрын

Search odyssey page they uploaded this one

Anna could be lying but between Anna and Smithsonian, I''ll rather believe Anna.

So no consideration of possible ancient technology… I’ll never get this hour back 😪

@ironlady6897

2 ай бұрын

The teachers at Prophecy Watchers would be of great help and interest to you, then. They actually prove the things they say and tie it all together sanely and rationally. They're on YT and also have their own app (highly recommended--no censorship there).

@marcusfridh8489

2 ай бұрын

Or History channels Ancient Aliens

@justkiddin84

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@Moonstone.science

4 күн бұрын

Agreed 😫🫣 I want it to be so true ✨

This fascinates me. It had to have been in the late 1950's that I as a young teenager read about a finding of a crystal skull in Egypt. Much was said of it's perfect workmanship and detail and size. It fascinated me when it said that it was the 3rd crystal skull found. I've always kept an eye open for more info etc. Within the past couple of years on KZread, I saw probably a new age video, that there was a legend of 13 skulls, and that all 13 had been found and all had been arranged in a circle and that some sort of satanic rite had been performed and that a curse had been put on all man kind with that ritual. Who knows if that's true or not....but it's interesting about these skulls. I do hope we find out the truth about all of this. I give thanks to the maker of this video and to the other people who have posted what they too have heard about these skulls.

@bonniegilland9032

2 ай бұрын

🫣😳🤯

@kallista5194

2 ай бұрын

Don't worry, it's a bogus story. Only a few have been found. There are literally hundreds of "expensive" fakes in private collections. The fakes are obvious under microscopic examination. They will have tool marks. You can go to any online crystal shop & buy crystal skulls for anywhere from a few dollars to tens of thousands of dollars. An authentic Mayan crystal skull is priceless. The few that were authenticated, vanished shortly thereafter. If i had to guess, they found themselves in a warehouse a few aisles down from the Ark of the Covenant 🤷🏼‍♀️ No way they are still in "public" possession. Private collectors learned ages ago, if you have something anomalous in your collection, you do *not* brag about it. You don't show it off or lend it out for "testing" as you will *not* have the original returned.

@lorimiller4301

2 ай бұрын

​@kallista5194 too bad you couldn't explain what you wrote in some other way cause now we're all left wondering what you're talking about ?!!

@kallista5194

Ай бұрын

@lorimiller4301 We'll see if youtube leaves this one up: I had the extreme good/bad fortune to handle one of the genuine skulls, decades ago, while living in Sedona Arizona as a teenager. There was a wealthy (world famous "New Age self-help guru" /art collector who was a client of my mother. I would accompany her to his mansion frequently & babysit his kids while they did their sessions. This collector was into crystal healing, and had gathered some phenomenal specimens. Like amethyst geodes large enough to literally sit in. Many different crystals. One of his pieces, was one of these skulls he had purchased in Central America on the not white market. He had paid to have it analyzed, off the books, and there were no tool marks at all. It was...weird, really weird. It had a vibration, you could hear it humming against whatever surface it was sitting on. Almost like a time crystal. It was not a stationary object. It was not quartz crystal, it was something else entirely. It made the bones in my hand buzz slightly. Almost tingly. He only had it in his possession for a short time, one day it was gone and he didn't want to talk about it, and i wasn't in a position to push the point. And frankly, at the time, i had No idea of the significance of that object, it was just another really cool thing i discovered while in Sedona. Wasn't until years later i heard about their discovery and prophecies and all that. And even at that point, I didn't realize how coveted they were or how many fakes would soon be flooding the market. Every two bit grave rob--i mean, Antiquities Dealer-- knows a good gem cutter on call. Put it up for a "believable" price in a private auction, and it's business as usual. Bonus, all the fakes make it really hard to track the originals. Which haven't been seen in decades now. Anyone who owned one at some point, stopped bragging publicly; either because they had to pay extra insurance, or because they were relieved of the "burden of ownership" altogether. I suspect the latter, just based on the old adage "follow the money" until you hit the black budget. Toodles!

@MichelleCharette-br2sm

24 күн бұрын

@MichelleCharette-br2sm I believe the crystal skulls are encoded with information. We just have to figure out how to retrieve it. Think about it, where are our brains? In our skulls. That is where we keep information. If someone was trying to leave information from a language we don't understand, a skull is like picture telling us where to look but in this case it is the actual artifact that holds the information too. Its a clever way to communicate when languages are unknown.

My mom went to see the skull Anna Hedges had on display in Kitchener in 1970's. The announcement of Anna and the Skull coming to our city was published in the KW RECORD newspaper.

@TheCanadiangirl4

2 ай бұрын

Did she have an English accent? It irritates me they give her one when they say she was French Cdn.

Any expedition in the 1920s would refer to Belize as British Honduras.

@LilMr.E

Ай бұрын

The reason it was called Belize after British Honduras, is because it was called Belize, before British Honduras. It returned to its original name the natives called it. History goes back further then your cup of tea pal

@mniblick1

Ай бұрын

@@LilMr.E Thanks for the insulting reply pal, however, in the 1920's the territory was still called British Honduras. Wikipedia states: "Belize was not formally termed the "Colony of British Honduras" until 1862. It became a crown colony in 1871. Subsequently, several constitutional changes were enacted to expand representative government. Internal Self-Government was granted in January 1964. The official name of the territory was changed from British Honduras to Belize in June 1973, and full independence was granted on 21 September 1981"

@RogueReplicant

19 күн бұрын

​@@mniblick1Ha ha, you took that fancy cup of tea and smacked the snarky Yank upside the head with it! (native Californian here, lol)

@paulf2898

6 күн бұрын

Tally ho,gotta love British explorers,best in the world

No mention of the skull in his obituary? Were people expecting to read about skulls of doom in obituaries back then?

People always want to drag Indiana Jones into this but there's another movie (that came out before the Kingdom of the Crystal skull) called The Phantom with Billy Zane and Catherine Zeta-Jones in which three skulls are needed to combine for an ultimate power source. It is based off a comic book hero so yes, Billy Zane is running around in a solid purple bodysuit but that aside it's not a bad action film. 1996 directed by Simon Wincer.

@jeniferjohnson7827

3 ай бұрын

Good movie and yes at least it is when Billy Zane was hot.

@TheTrueMariWho

3 ай бұрын

Billy Zane is an under appreciated & underrated actor.

@angrymadscientist

3 ай бұрын

One of the most underrated superhero movies ever!

@brettmartin764

3 ай бұрын

What: Nothing about Zeta-Jones?

@Redrum___

3 ай бұрын

I don't see where Indiana Jones was "dragged in to" this?? In the beginning of the video it is stated that some people think Indiana Jones was inspired by this guy....and then nothing about Indiana Jones again after that.................?

The intro montage of the skulls pretty clearly shows they were not made by the same person/people or level of sophistication/craft/ knowledge of human anatomy.

@nickfrost9771

3 ай бұрын

Smithsonian - Lets tell everyone we have run extensive tests which conclude this ancient relic treasure is a modern fake World - Well, that figures, back to work... Smithsonian - secret goal achieved, now send this down to sub level 20 and scrub all documentation of it! Same with all ancient documents Same with all the giant skeletons And on and on and on...

@VINTERIUM..EXPLORIUM.1

3 ай бұрын

👍.

@Loralanthalas

3 ай бұрын

It's the same people who get confused thinking all pyramids are the same. They want ancient peoples to be stupid and boring. But those people actually had to survive. -- without phones or internet or warning lables

@kevinfisher1345

3 ай бұрын

@@nickfrost9771 Giant skeleton LOL. You mean the ones that are claimed but are unable to show any actual evidence of. Or when they do, they are obviously found to be fake. There is a reason there is no actual evidence provided for them ... because they simply do not exist and never have. Much of those were found in the late 1800's and early 1900's and quite often reported in local news papers with no actual evidence provided. Those that were, were paraded around in a time that was common in that era, as freak displays that were charged to see it. Funny that. Why go around making a profit personally instead of selling it to someone of real science that could have actually studied it and further our education. Why are there no evidence of Smithsonian or who ever buying such alleged giant skeletons if they really wanted to show evidence it was real. Instead we have evidence of such real sources trying to view such claims and study them scientifically ... only for them to be denied access. Funny that again. So many stories of fakes. Just one example, a more recent of a 2012 viral video alleging they found a giant skeleton skull at an excavation allegedly in Greece. A decade later that was debunked as being altered, as the original footage was of a 1993 dinosaur excavation (Jobaria tiguidensis) in Niger, where they altered the video to add a human skull to it. Most of the image was real, except for the human head. But yea I guess per you that skeleton got snatched up by Smithsonian and hidden. USA Today and National Geographic has already debunked thousands of these fake claims. Even Snopes has stated these claims are false (search giant-human-skeleton-photographs). Besides it likely would not have been Smithsonian back in those days anyway, it would likely have been the British museum whom acquired tons of stuff whether they had a right legally or not. It was the major influence back in those days. FYI, there have been some large skeletons found that are real, but they are not giants. For instance a massive head which is not homo sapiens but instead is nick named 'Dragon Man'. That is more closer to neanderthal than modern humans. Or several that have been like tall for their day, such as 6.5 feet or even over 7 feet tall. Again those are not giants, just tall for their day due to things like gigantism (Andre the Giant), etc and not actual giants.

@Redrum___

3 ай бұрын

​@@LoralanthalasI've never heard anyone in history claiming all pyramids "are the same" (or built by the same people, if I assume correctly this is what you're referencing) I live in Africa, our curriculum is not exactly up to par, yet I've never heard anyone claim what you state

After watching the entire video this is my take on it. It is possible that the video is depicting the truth and that these sculls are in fact recently made. On the contrary, it is possible that some have been made by means that we have no comprehension of. If you notice there was little convincing evidence of the last crystal scull being made by modern means. This could mean that there are those who do not want others to take any interest in these sculls. They would prefer to keep all this information to themselves and as such are using this video to dissuade people from their desire to know more. There are the pyramids in Egypt and monoliths in South America that scientist cannot figure out how they were made yet. We know their age is far older than any modern civilization's tools.

@arosefortes6507

2 ай бұрын

This is pretty much the same I said. We can't know too much, that wouldn't be right

@nalinux

2 ай бұрын

We know exactly when pyramids were build. Or maybe YOU don't know.

@feathercat9118

2 ай бұрын

It's probably not all that deep, lies and forgery is always the most likely answer. As lying benefits them, unless it's proven otherwise. There are no conspiracy to be had.

@justkiddin84

Ай бұрын

A scull is a boat. A skull is in your head.

@justkiddin84

Ай бұрын

And these were made in Germany in the 1800’s.

I got to see one of these skulls and even though we not allowed to touch it we were allowed to place our hands on either side, and when I did this my eye flickered at amazing speed, we only had a short time to do this as there was a line, but I sure wish I had more time to study it.

@rapheletacurry2531

Ай бұрын

Wow...did u vet get any revelation during rapid eye movement like a dream??

@SpaceManAus

Ай бұрын

@@rapheletacurry2531 Unfortunately we only had ten seconds each, and after the first time I did it and realised it was me feeling this and everyone was asking questions and not concerned about me I did it again, and again it did it a second time, I sure would have loved a chance to experiment more, and I do believe if you were to focus it would connect to something in the astral plane.

@FromTheHood

9 күн бұрын

​@@rapheletacurry2531He did. He realised that talking bullshit isn't really that much fun.

The legend of the 13 Crystal Skulls is a perfect blend of mysticism and mystery - a captivating puzzle for archaeologists and conspiracy theorists alike.

@pokuzhermes4566

3 ай бұрын

Wtf🎉

@pbee8335

3 ай бұрын

One of them plays holographic pictures and footage from our true History like Atlantis. I guess they sort of work like the 12 Emerald Order Founder Records of our true History Universal and Planetary 12 Holographic discs that has been hidden from Humanity thanks to the Cabal, well Yeshua the Essene translated some of the knowledge on them moslty about the Law Of One. The Emerald Order wrote the creation code of our universe they are the founders, well they are back here now kicking out the dark forces.

@gbates2955

3 ай бұрын

It’s all bs.

@captainsensiblejr.

3 ай бұрын

But it is full of shit.

@nickfrost9771

3 ай бұрын

Smithsonian - Lets tell everyone we have run extensive tests which conclude this ancient relic treasure is a modern fake World - Well, that figures, back to work... Smithsonian - secret goal achieved, now send this down to sub level 20 and scrub all documentation of it! Same with all ancient documents Same with all the giant skeletons And on and on and on...

Regardless of when they were made, the one that Anna had, and it appears the ones the museums in London and Paris also had, were beautiful objects. I realize that for a museum, the dating of an object is critical. Saying something is "ancient Mayan" or "ancient Aztec" needs to be exactly that. Modern technology showed that these skulls were not ancient; were probably made sometime in the mid- to late-1800s. But as an observer, I look more to the artistry of the piece. These skulls were or are (do they still exist somewhere) wonderful pieces of craftsmanship. I would have gladly paid Anna $5.00 to see it in person.

@Loralanthalas

3 ай бұрын

Agree. It doesn't need a stupid lame story to be a stunningly beautiful work of art.

@Ed-ym4tu

3 ай бұрын

It would be more like paying $50 to see it today. I would be annoyed to spend $50 and find out it's a fake. Definitely a con.

@bianchikat

3 ай бұрын

The British Museum is described as a 'fake' on the case...Just hedging their bets..

The Truth ALWAYS Prevails... it may take time but Truth is Truth.

@user-ux3qu7mr2m

2 ай бұрын

Yeah nothing happens over night , we would all go into shock. What's the point of that?

I am not surprised by the outcome and in the end, no one was hurt but many, even now with myself, are fascinated.

Russell... Beautifully articulated.. 👏.. Good show 👏 good show 👏👏 young man.. supurbly written..

Hi, I’m Adam, Prince of Eternia and defender of Castle GreySkull. This is Cringer, my fearless friend. Fabulous powers were revealed to me the day I held aloft my magic sword and said, “BY THE POWERS OF GREYSKULL!!” Cringer became the mighty battle cat, and I became…HE-MAN…the most powerful man in the universe!! Only three others shared this secret; our friends Man-at-Arms, Teala, and Orko. Together we defended the powers of Castle GreySkull from the evil forces of Skeletor!! (Hehehehe!)

@peterzinia3767

3 ай бұрын

That's Awesome!!

@VINTERIUM..EXPLORIUM.1

3 ай бұрын

👍👍

@OZDurden

3 ай бұрын

Skeletor : Stay where you are, He-Man! One more move and your friends will not live to see another day! I give you a choice. Return with me to Eternia as my slave and save their miserable lives, or perish with them on this primitive and tasteless planet.

@DebbieAppelhans

2 ай бұрын

Teals is a animals cruelty and murder to the poor our pets 😮

@user-zc8mk7mm7w

2 ай бұрын

What about She Ra? She hooked up with He-Man and had a sword too!

I always wanted to see a documentary about the crystal skull is a cool find i wish I had one of those crystal skull ☺️📢👍

I knew a guy that had a crystal skull that he smoked crystal out of and then he would duct tape flashlights to the front of his push mower and do yard work at 2 AM lol

@wishiwas.fishing7444

Ай бұрын

Lmfao my neighbor did the same without the crystal skull

The crystal they are made of holds unfathomable amounts of information. They are meant to be read/decoded. Probably made by a previous civilisation from another cycle of life on earth. The skull form are like a address on a letter. The skulls are meant for us and how they looked.

Fantastic! Maybe do a video on the very famous 6 Crystal Yoda's from the serious swamps of Washington DC.

@zaynevanday142

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@drunaisis9797

3 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣

There is no way this was carved by man, why do people believe there was not more advanced life on earth before us when there is so much evidence there was, it may even came from another world and was given to others as a gift.

"Good Stuff," merci. MyFavorite Number 13.

It is disappointing that most modern authorities automatically discount forms of technology we may be unaware of. The research done by the Uncharted X channel, where he had ancient Egyptian vases and the like sent of and precision measured baffled them at first because it is unknown how such fine work was done. There are also large stone works and statues around the world that have similar mysteries to them. The skulls may indeed be fake but to write it of this easily when we look at other mysteries is a mistake.

@M1ggins

3 ай бұрын

lol, unchartedX, what a grifter, I guess you must be one of those blind acolytes that completely ignore his 'precision' vase has visibly skewed handles, or that there's plenty of youtube videos of people using the primitive tools to do what he and Hancock say is impossible to do with them.

@chuckjones9159

3 ай бұрын

@@M1ggins I consider what all sides say without blindly dismissing dismissing any of them.. My own opinion is that there is to much evidence of earlier civilizations being more skilled than modern academics care to give them credit for. You seem to like believing everyone who disagrees is a grifter if they disagree. I have watched for 2 decades as more and more academics get blown out of the water because of ignoring "controversial" evidence and realize how stovepiped their education has been.

@Pathfinder160

3 ай бұрын

@@M1ggins often posited with pejorative labels such as “grifter,” fail to engage substantively with the underlying assertions and instead frequently resort to ad hominem attacks. Such a dismissive stance does not contribute constructively to the discourse and overlooks the potential legitimacy of examining historical anomalies through a lens that recognizes the possibility of advanced ancient technology. Empirical evidence supporting the notion of advanced ancient technology includes the architectural feats of megalithic structures, such as the Pyramids of Giza, which exhibit an engineering prowess that some argue is incongruent with the assumed technological capabilities of the time. The precise alignment of these structures with celestial bodies and the astonishing accuracy of their construction demand a more nuanced inquiry. Furthermore, the enigmatic Antikythera mechanism, often lauded as an ancient analog computer, exemplifies the sophistication of prehistoric craftsmanship. Its intricate gear system, capable of predicting astronomical positions, suggests that our predecessors possessed a technological sophistication that surpasses the rudimentary tools and knowledge we often ascribe to them. In light of these considerations, it is intellectually irresponsible to categorically dismiss the hypothesis that advanced technology could have been employed by ancient civilizations. Such a dismissal not only underestimates the ingenuity of our ancestors but also impedes the progress of historical understanding. As such, the exploration of ancient technological proficiency should not be impeded by contemporary biases or a reluctance to revise historical narratives in the face of compelling archaeological evidence.

@M1ggins

3 ай бұрын

@@chuckjones9159 I think you'll find it's the other way around. It's the grifters who ignore evidence, because their livelihood depends on people like you believing their grift. Any evidence that contradicts it would take away their ruin them. Archaeologists & historians are the other way around, something new and controversial is like gold to them. Changing the narrative would make their name, gets them published. They are in it for 'the glory' the money is meaningless. They have absolutely zero incentive to follow 'the narrative'. none at all. If what unchartedx & Hancock says is true, and that archaeologists and historians stick to the official narrative, why is it that what we understand about the past is constantly changing when evidence is found? Why is it that the only people who stick to the same narrative, regardless of evidence, are the people who have a vested financial interest like Hancock and unchartedx? Or with a political reason, like Hitler.

@M1ggins

3 ай бұрын

@@Pathfinder160 Except I've given 2 examples. And nearly every assumption you have made is wrong, no doubt all that twaddle has been peddled by unchartedx. I also love how you all ignore the other hundred or so pyramids dotted around Egypt, because realising how many they built until they got it right destroys the argument that the technology was handed down to them, rather than they spent who know how long perfecting it. It's not perfect though, regardless of what grifters tell everyone. That isn't such a surprise when you learn, according to the calculation on their hieroglyphs, that they'd got pi slightly wrong. The Antikythera mechanism, ah, more peddled nonsense. Maybe the average person on the street didn't know they could build mechanisms of such complexity, but historians definitely did. There are many examples of differing types described through-out history. Cicero had owned one and described it in detail. Finding some evidence that changes everything we know is the holy grail for archaeologists and historians. They could dine out forever on it. They have absolutely no motive to bury it. There is no 'official narrative' that's nonsense made up by grifters to sell their grift with the conspiratorial "they are hiding something from you". Every year we are finding new sites and new artifacts and changing our understanding. The grifters, on the other hand, have every a very strong financial motive to ignore evidence that contradicts their narrative, as it would destroy their livelihoods. That's why unchartedx shadowbans everyone who points out 1.)his vase isn't precise at all, the handles are clearly skewed. 2.) his image file shows a cut mark on the inside, proof that it was hand-made, and not by a machine. 3.) that only having one is most definitely not proof that they were mass produced, he'd need at least 2 that were exactly the same. 4.) that his mate buying it from a stall in Egypt means it has no provenance at all and could've been made the week before to sucker stupid tourists. 5.) that there are plenty of videos on youtube of people doing what he says is impossible.

so good

I would be interested to see one of those sculptors rebuild the face of what it may have looked like.

ive been fascinated by the mystery and wonder of the crystal skull for years, this is the best thing I have seen on the subject.... but my next question is, where did Sydney burned get them from?

This is a story i have hurt long time ago❤

Another example of archaeologists denying ANYTHING except what they present. Getting pretty tedious really🤨🙄

I wonder how the skull machine marks relates to to the sphinx machine marks. I'm also curious why the archeologist mentioned that pre Columbians didn't use quarts crystal 20 minute's after they showed us a pre Columbian quarts crystal mug?

@nalinux

2 ай бұрын

Ihe Sphinx is not a machine. It's just a big piece of limestone.

@traceyreed4885

2 ай бұрын

​@@nalinux machine MARKS. Tool MARKS. Read ALL the words!

@nalinux

2 ай бұрын

@@traceyreed4885 there's no machine marks on the Sphinx.

@traceyreed4885

2 ай бұрын

@@nalinux I wouldn't know. I've never met the Sphinx. I'm commenting on a comment.

Boy would I love to get my hands on one of these bad boys just for one second.

Very Interesting Story …. Very ……🌞

Anna; an amazingly brave, young Explorer!!❤

That fact that anyone would take the Smithsonian's word over HP engineers is beyond me.

@VINTERIUM..EXPLORIUM.1

3 ай бұрын

👍.

The owner of all 13 skulls gets to do some interesting things!

That would be cool too see😎

My uncle was is archaeologist the Smithsonian institute in Washington DC heard stories concerning the Crystal skull the truthfully even with the signs they have I don't think they actually know when it was made because they grasping that was a lot more knowledge back two and three thousand years ago and beyond for more than it is now y'all just had stuff to keep people from knowing about it thank you

@feoxorus

2 ай бұрын

It's a shame that only one member of your family went to school and everyone else got to look at the pretty pictures and eat paste.

@11cabadger

2 ай бұрын

​​@@feoxorus Sheesh! What's with the negativity? It's not like Julius is saying "My uncle worked at the Smithsonian and the rest of you are descended from nincompoops." I do like the image of paste eaters.(A+ for creative shade.)

@11cabadger

2 ай бұрын

What a great connection. Did you get personal tours? Were you suitably impressed or like most kids did you let the opportunity to ask a million questions go by? When I think about all the history and insights I missed out on because I didn't ask my elders the simple 5 W's, I kick myself. (I recently had the chance to talk to an Alzheimer's victim, we used to chat about international politics and now she doesn't even know who our mayor is. She mentioned waving at Eleanor Roosevelt when Mrs. Roosevelt spoke at a ladies' tea in late 1930s Chicago. Sadly, that's all she could remember. Can you imagine how great our talk would have been if we'd been chatting five years earlier? Thanks for adding to the conversation.

I'm surprised they don't do the face for the crystal skulls so we know what they're faces would look like.

@justkiddin84

Ай бұрын

Like a mannequins head, because they are not real skulls.

There are so many examples of ancient craftsmanship rivalling even modern day abilities with technology so I wouldn't rule the age of them based on whether it's believed those people possessed particular tools or not. I would guess that more has been lost than we know in terms of our knowledge of past advances. The only thing I find odd in the tale is the idea that the leaders would just give something of such importance away if it was part of such a sacred group of crystal skulls.

How sad this story is. The truth always finds it's way home.

Notice how this 'legend' had its first appearance shortly after the Indiana Jones movie? One of the biggest swindles of last century.

@VINTERIUM..EXPLORIUM.1

3 ай бұрын

👍.

In ancient times crystal skull was a manifestation collaboration in the right hands to create anything the holder can contemplate like Stratus cities of the sky

@justkiddin84

Ай бұрын

Be open minded, but not so open minded that your brains fall out. Groucho Marx

Beautiful story

😮😮OMG DUDE ! WHEN I WAS LITTLE AROUND 9 YRS I HAD A VIVID DREAM OF SOME SKULL CRYSTAL

Return to me All of my Crystal Skulls

@luciagillett2172

Ай бұрын

Yes indeed they need to return it all, there was 13 CRYSTAL SKULL, thee is 3 that is missing in Belize city Belize Central America, it was name British Honduras before it was name Belize Central America, Belize Central America have a hold lot of Crystal, so I don't why they are lying to us, they know that they took it from My Country. Landon, Paris and I bet we know who have the other one.

@luciagillett2172

Ай бұрын

They are stole it from Belize

@SolarWarden613

Ай бұрын

@@luciagillett2172 your place in Heaven is sealed If you bring them to me

What a wonderful campfire story, after cutting and drilling just buff and polish to remove any evidence

Nice to see they had Spam back in the day as well

Just because it was made with a Diamond drill does NOT mean it was made in the 1950’s. A Previous Technical Civilization could have made it!!!

@justkiddin84

Ай бұрын

1850’s and yes it does.

A guy in southern Montana very recently found a ammolite that looks like a skull I'm CONVINCED he found one of the missing skulls

As if it wasn't bad enough being duped by the little charlatan, I now sat listening for nearly an hour only to be disappointed. Great video and presentation though, good job.

@VINTERIUM..EXPLORIUM.1

3 ай бұрын

👍.

The beginning is freaking hilarious,”every fish he’s ever caught was the largest one ever caught in that area”. 😂😂 He already discovered Atlantis before I was born.

Their method of proving them fake or not is not airtight.

It's very rude that just because they can't imagine that other people from different cultures and planets couldn't achieve technology we don't have.

@feoxorus

2 ай бұрын

Not rude, arrogant. Or deliberately deceitful.

@justkiddin84

Ай бұрын

Wow. Both of you. Wow. “Be open minded, but not so open minded that your brains fall out.” Groucho Marx

@blueduck9409

Ай бұрын

Ya, thats an apex of arrogance.

Brain works with Crystal Liquid….. but -this is Just FunTastic………🌞

That the Mitchell-Hedges skull was (allegedly) found entirely intact in the ruins of a temple in a place called The city of the Fallen Stones is remarkable, and suspiciously so. The the disarticulated mandible was found several metres away and several days later ( -- a detail of the anecdote not related in this programme -- ) also entirely intact is even more suspiciously remarkable.

If only we could see them all come together

@meghanwhipp-xr1qf

3 ай бұрын

Then Satan the master could rise

@meghanwhipp-xr1qf

3 ай бұрын

I hope it happens

@Delta19G

3 ай бұрын

@@meghanwhipp-xr1qf Without bad there is no need for good

@Delta19G

3 ай бұрын

@@meghanwhipp-xr1qf Yin Yang ☯️

Actually, if all those skulls are brought together in one place, it's going to be really bad. That's why they are hidden around the world.

@jeremye5714

2 ай бұрын

That makes a lot of sense sadly

@nalinux

2 ай бұрын

They are so hidden everybody knows where they are.

Love watching!! Please do one about Skinwalker Ranch.

@jamesprice1550

2 ай бұрын

Yes, please do one on skinwalker ranch. Another suggestion, do one about the Roswell crash.

I believe Anna had a certain, psychic , spiritual link to the Crystal Skulls and could have possibly found more if she'd set her mind to it. It seems astounding, furst her father catches a 29' sailfish, then she finds a Crystal skull!

What the bet he placed it there for Anna to “discover” 😂😂😂

@joniangelsrreal6262

3 ай бұрын

A proven fact …👏👏

@Loralanthalas

3 ай бұрын

Shining SO BRIGHTLY...in the deep dark hole... ​@@joniangelsrreal6262

Did any one else notice this 7:22?

@placemystique2

3 ай бұрын

Oh snap! Cut to: cambodia! 🙃

This skull has intrigued me since i was maybe 8. I always wanted one and finally got one when i was in my 20s, its just a small one but it was made of smokey rose quartz and was mined out of the Black Hills, which is where im from.

@KolesGamer

2 ай бұрын

That's pretty cool 😎 the skulls kinda make me want to make my own with a mix of modern tools and ancient techniques and "find" it in some ancient site and see if the experts can figure it out 🤔😏

The 13 Crystal Skulls are like USB flash drives - they store memories and ideas inside, but how to energize them ? Direct Sunlight ? Focused Moon light ? 28V DC current ?

@user-ux3qu7mr2m

2 ай бұрын

Close but no. You wanna know how to activate them? Why, do you even have access to any of them ?

@SeaJay_Oceans

2 ай бұрын

Only Two... @@user-ux3qu7mr2m

I belive that her adopted father put the skull inside that temple and let her find it as a birthday present. Otherwise, considering the danger of snakes and scorpions, he would have gone in himself. I also DON'T believe the Maya GAVE the skull to him. It was too precious to their sprituality. I think he probably pilfered it out of central America!!! However, it remains that at least her father found it, most likely in Maya territory.

@Jennifer-kh9kw

2 ай бұрын

I thought the exact same thing. I think you and I are right;)

Indiana Jones has entered the chat 👀

Lazer cut, or that type of advanced tech, or "turned to stone" via the Indra. Same as fossils, same as opalised creatures.

An Apocalypse MUST take place.

@user-ux3qu7mr2m

2 ай бұрын

Only if you hate humanity.

Anna's story might have been true as far as she knew. She said she was directed up by natives, they cleared the entrance, then days later her father pet her go down and that's when she found it. It could have been that before she had a chance to go down, someone put the skull there specifically for her to find. Either it was something done by the locals to hopeful get more attention or money, or (and my personal favorite theory) her dad set it all up so she could feel good about finding something. Kinda like a parent who buries something in a sand box then acts surprised when they're kid finds it. Either he could have done it just to make her happy, or he could have done it for the publicity. He had a reputation of telling wild stories and it seemed like not many people took him seriously, so maybe he orchestrated the discovery then sent his daughter in because, if he found ur it might be seen as another one of his tales, but if his daughter found it, it might be seen as a little more legit. Especially since women are usually viewed as innocents. Either they are just a hapless damsel who things happen too, or they're evil vixens who do nothing but sin and lie. Since Anna was 16 at the time, then she would easily be seen as an honest and innocent woman who must be telling the truth. If her father told the same story but with him finding the skull, then it could easily be twisted and people could assume he's lying cuz he's a philanderer and womanizing adventure seeker. So he made the story with Anna at the center so it'd get more traction and spread more

@dannyboy8883

3 ай бұрын

Sorry What a crock pf shit.

@VINTERIUM..EXPLORIUM.1

3 ай бұрын

👍👍👍

@andrealynnjones6869

3 ай бұрын

I totally agree and even thought thst whilst watching the documentary ❤

@TheAislynnRose

3 ай бұрын

I agree. She also put the skull thru the most rigorous testing at the time with the HP scientists. Why do that if you were not a true believer?? I believe her story. Her father may have placed it there. If she didn't believe it to be a true Mayan object, she would have steered clear of any testing whatsoever. She went thru 6 years before displaying it, only after being tested and had credentials. My other snag with tool marks, is we now know that in Egypt some sophisticated tooling was being used to "drill" holes in blocks and shaping. Man powered power tools so to speak. I don't see them taking generations to soft sand esp the more intricate aspects on other artifacts.

@dannyboy8883

3 ай бұрын

I think Anna's skull is the only one of the 13 that are said to come together. No other examples of skulls come close to the sophistication pf the Mitchell Hedges skull.

I saw a documentary on one of them .I can't remember where it was at, but they put it through all kinds of tests and couldn't find any tool marks at all. I would like a second opinion on that one.

@antonibertolacci7030

2 ай бұрын

Me too

Does someone know what the music played from 0:29 is called? Thank you

The thing that 's most mysterious to me is why you would make a skull out of such a large piece of crystal?

@justkiddin84

Ай бұрын

To shill to gullible people as ‘ancient artifacts’ with special magical powers.

oh dear ! its got straight lines on it ! im sure the Smithsonian would be totally honest and up front with the public, fake or not the Smithsonian has lost all credibility !

I got myself a Chrystal Skill too. Every time I take a drink out of it, THE WHOLE WORLD LIGHTS UP BRIGHTLY!

The 13 crystal skulls are basically the molds or prototypes for the human skull

Anna AKA Sammy was a friend of mine. She was one of the most genuine and honest people I ever met. Shame on Mary Walsh for labelling her a liar. Forgive them Lord they know not what they say. RIP Sammy I love you still.

@Loralanthalas

3 ай бұрын

What was she honest about? Tell me a time that you'd recall that you'd say such a thing?

@EdithDolder-ws1xq

3 ай бұрын

The Smithsonian lies and covers up shit all the time so in my eyes she found it where she said she did.❤

So Anna could see the shine of the skull at ground level (remember she said it blinded her) when it was pulled out of a deep hole and into a tunnel? Did I get that right? Wow, she milked that skull for every cent, didn't she,? I only wish she'd been found out as a liar during her lifetime. Same with Anna "I am Anastasia Romanov" Anderson

@tammyhaas9304

3 ай бұрын

Excellent observation , I think that she lied for so long that she actually believed herself!!

@williamharris8367

3 ай бұрын

If you believe something it is your truth. My truth may be different, but that does not matter. What matters is what _you_ believe!

@Loralanthalas

3 ай бұрын

Capitalism is a WONDERFUL thing! Get me that MONEY baby! Amazing that people will NOT pay for art. But WILL pay for a story.

Wow so cool 😎😊📢👍

I also wonder if there is any relation found with those symple crystal radios of yester year and there receptive frequencies to the telepathic legions that the skulls possese on there own frequencies that are unique to them.Just a thought

I want one❤

Same tool marks have been found all over the world. Ancient technology. But we may never know the truth.

@justkiddin84

Ай бұрын

No. Wrong. These are modern things. Wake up. Your willingness to believe 6 impossible things before breakfast is not open mindedness, it is dangerous for you.

There is one in Mt. Shasta. I saw it through a window where the owner had set a date and time for viewing.

I want to believe that the 13 skulls will, someday, (soon I hope) be together, in order to save the world. So that's what I will hold on to. That, and prayers to the holy spirit, give us, all, hope.

13 skulls will combine? Like turn into one big ass skull? What would that fetch at a jewelry store? So many questions...

I dug up a quartz rock crystal skull a couple of years ago. Since then it has been educating me. It was not formed by man but nature. It is truly amazing.

@gabrielehanne580

2 ай бұрын

What made you dig at the location where you found it ? Is it teaching you via synchronicities , visions or just spontaneous knowing ?

@Ambassador_Gkar

2 ай бұрын

@@gabrielehanne580 Maybe it's just teaching him how to lie 🤔 Definitely be able to get a job at the Smithsonian, with those qualities, if the case. How does he KNOW it was formed by nature? Wonder if there are any images of it, anywhere?

@brockautry8680

2 ай бұрын

Yup

@gabrielehanne580

2 ай бұрын

@@Ambassador_Gkar what kind of a job might that be ? Sounds interesting .

@gauthierwagner3365

Күн бұрын

That’s a complicated way of saying you smoke crystal

In Memory to Magnus ⚘️

The beginning of this video is literally the entire 1.5 hrs of the entire Indiana jones movie in 15 seconds

The crystal skull found years ago was traced to a Belgian glass carver 😂😂😂

the mayans did not just give him that skull.. more than likely he killed some of the mayans and took the skull when they said he couldn't have it.

@vincenthoogstraten783

3 ай бұрын

yeah, my thoughts exactly. Laughed at it when I heard it.

@feoxorus

2 ай бұрын

@@vincenthoogstraten783 I immediately started wondering why a 16-year old girl was traveling with a man she is not related to by blood. Adopted? Or was Daddy a p3d0? His history is a bit shady in regards to his romantic entanglements. Her mother died in childbirth, and her real father in WW1. Hmmm. Would a child's only parent allow himself to be drafted or volunteer for military service? Seems like there is a lot we'll never know.

What!!?? He gives the skull in good faith to the people it came from. But, dispossessed and laden with a Doom; but given back to him , willingly and in gratitude, which kept them safe ...❤Thanks, Love. Mario SirSirReal Villarreal AKA Marman ❤️

The adds are outrageous

Just because it doesn't fit your narrative doesn't mean its fake. Only our culture would say such a thing.

@blueduck9409

Ай бұрын

Those pompus butt holes

Balderdash.