The doorway has obviously had erosion under it. It's also what makes it look so fascinating. China's history goes WAY back. So much we don't know.

@HellNoMoreBiden

Ай бұрын

The earth has had many births with civilization. We don't know anything about the ocean either.

@kayenne221

Ай бұрын

Talk about offer THE obvious? 😂🙄

@KansasFarmer620

Ай бұрын

​@@HellNoMoreBidenKansas used to be under a ocean back in the day

@HellNoMoreBiden

Ай бұрын

@@KansasFarmer620 Shells are found in the highest elevation. No where was uncovered at just one time.

@MicahScottPnD

Ай бұрын

​@@KansasFarmer620That's interesting.

We need footage of the caves!!!!! 🙏

@lauracarrow3691

Ай бұрын

I would love to see a video of the inside too.

Interesting.... The landscape looks like there was a civilized architectural establishment once.

Great investigation! I would love to hear more about the Chinese pyramids as well. Excellent video and research👌🏼

What an interesting location. Hopefully, your videos will generate enough awareness for archaeological studies to occur.

This structure was built out of brick by the Tartars. It was hit with white phosphorus munitions until it looks like a mud-brick structure. White phosphorus doesnt get hot enough to melt the granite arch. This was an early fortification that the Tartars used to defend against the invading Han. As the war between the Tartars and Han drew on, the Han made major advances into Tartar territory, requiring the construction of what we call the Great Walls of CHina. The gates in the walls open from the North, and as you travel north from China into Russia, the Walls get younger and younger dating. The reason why there are so many walls - all generally facing east to west, and going out in concentric rings around what? The center of Han civilization

@Skylark0fNYC

Ай бұрын

Cool info!! 👍

@chefscorner7063

Ай бұрын

🤔 Ok, I'll believe you, but add some links next time. ;)

@Kerylskeyecat

Ай бұрын

Yes I thought this was an ancient building not just a fortress. So ancient. So much history none of us know

@andreg1165

Ай бұрын

Where did the Han come from? Why were they fighting the Tartars? Please give more info 🙏

@shammusomalley8986

Ай бұрын

@@andreg1165 I can't give you a complete answer, because I don't know. It seems the Han had a rapidly expanding population, and they ended up fighting with other peoples whom we now consider "Chinese." They ended up becoming dominant culturally and with population, and they sought to expand Han dynasty northward, but those areas were already Tarter for a long time, so the struggle.

That mountain has scoop marks off the top of it. Its definitely not naturally formed that way.

@miapdx503

22 күн бұрын

It looks like a possible landing strip...🤔

So much we still don't know about the world we live on. Thanks👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Fascinating! I hope you find more info! ❤

When he asked him to go get a video of this place from the air, the guy wondered out loud "Jee, how?"... And the name stuck

Perhaps it's just pixelation in the video, or even "pareidolia", but it looks as though there are also a number of petroglyphs on many of the rocky hillsides in the valley. I can make out two of what appears to be "trident" shaped ones, and few human shapes. It also looks like there are numerous cave openings throughout the valley walls, as well as perfectly circular sinkholes throughout the valley floors. Again, could be either of the above, or my reading glasses may need an upgrade, lol. This site has fascinated me ever since I learned of it through your channel. I'm even more impressed and fascinated by it after watching this video however. Thank you so very much for all of the time and devotion to your research you've dedicated to bring us these amazing captures.

Absolutely love your China series. Please make more videos about all those mysterious sites inside China

Fascinating! Please keep us updated! ❤️

Mind blowing and fascinating work!! Thank you so much!

It doesn't look like a fort to me, the gate is not fortified, there is no other defensive structure or building standing, its far from towns or farming areas where people live, there is no access to water, etc. Visibility is also poor, it doesn't look like it's anywhere of interest overlooking a valley or trade route. For me its more like a Zoroastrian style cemetery, where the bodies are placed for the birds to devour. It could also have remains of temples, offerings or cremations.

@neural-pathways

Ай бұрын

That’s a cool theory, that never even crossed my mind

Good job, very interesting. I hate the fact that Government's around the World hold back the truth about humanities, history.

@ps4games164

Ай бұрын

The governments are so bad that no one would believe them even if they told the truth.

Kudos to you and your team for discovering unknown places in the world 🌎 👏

Thank you for not letting more wonderful history be forgotten. your doing the job of many please know how we are gratfull to you . we would love to know more about this incredible and beautiful place. The people would have been hard working and had short life spans from there hard work and fighting for survival. I love knowledge and history, the true history. bless you thank you i am a 68yr young grandmother and wish i had traveled more when young i live in new Zealand. Were not aloud todig or go into forests as its all claimed by the maori,s they wanted air rights, they have sea rights.. we own just under an acre of land an old house but its home. my st husband was a Maori well /4 if rhat sadly a cruel man. ive now been married ror over 34 yrs to a wonderful man.we have the same interests and both love your chanel. thank you so much we will be following your progress and wish you all the best and luck and love possible xoxoxo hope you get the answetrs to your efforts, we are excited to know as well. kind regards from myself Eve, and my husband. xoxox

@neural-pathways

Ай бұрын

Thank you ☺️ hello to you and your husband

@mockermuris

29 күн бұрын

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@mockermuris

29 күн бұрын

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@mockermuris

29 күн бұрын

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@mockermuris

29 күн бұрын

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I love this channel! Thanks for your hard work. 🙏

It's odd... the ancient Chinese created some amazing things... amd definitely were capable of creating this... but the architecture of the gate doesn't look Chinese to me... the arch looks more like medieval Islamic or European Architecture... very strange... I do know the Chinese government actively hides any evidence that shows the presence of non Chinese civilization within their current borders... could it be an old structure repurpposed by Chinese?... very unique structure... I hope more comes out about it.

Its definitely a defensive fortification, for a short period of time anyway, no water source. It reminds me of a bronze age hill fort from Britain, so could have been used for thousands of years. The only reason to build a brick entrance would be to support a gate.

@Joe_C.

Ай бұрын

Can't necessarily say there was no water source then. That whole basin surrounding the structure easily looks like it could have been filled with water

Wow interesting...

Absolutely fascinating! Thanks for your efforts. If I imagine living in or on this fortress with a group of people for protection I would have used the main entrance as a faux entrance and put an openable watertight closure near the bricked entrance to let it fill up with rain water. This way there would be a pool of water on the top of the structure for the use of the inhabitants. At the same time by partly opening up the watertight closure at the bottom, it would be possible to flush out any would-be assailers without even having to fight them in combat. From the top of the structure a series of wooden planks attached to ropes could be lowered down to form a passage to the side entrance, in order to let the inhabitants an allies in. The huge boulder could possibly be used to block even that entrance when positioned vertically (and to disguise it), but allow access to the structure when laying down horizontally... if it were at all feasable to move such a heavy boulder from a standing to a reclining position.

look at the rock formations right beside the site and we might catch some geological leads too

@charonsiouxsie949

Ай бұрын

Looking at geology would heavily impact theories I've seen on this channel and many more.

@neural-pathways

Ай бұрын

I vary rarely offer theories, so I think you must mean the comments

@aliciatrumble6825

Ай бұрын

Yeah, easy with that theory word... Might further offend the algorithms that be!!

Great footage. Did you get to go into the other caves on the mountain?

@neural-pathways

Ай бұрын

Not this time unfortunately, I’m hoping we can at some point but I’m not sure how safe that would be. Perhaps a job for the professionals

Thank you for taking the time to teach us about this place lost to time

Very interesting

from 'the great flood, perhaps

@clairelivefreeordie2551

Ай бұрын

Yes...didn't think of that but possible

And who carved the mountain on the top like this flat?!?

@TC-1985

Ай бұрын

Yeah For Real!

@kurtasee2314

Ай бұрын

Doors prolly been there so long the was water that filled the valley up to where it starts

@HellNoMoreBiden

Ай бұрын

The sides have a man-made concrete blown on I see. During the Summarian time they learned how to farm by nephilim.

All the best

Fascinating! 🤔😎 I can picture that at one time,there was all kinds of rooms, pathways or halls, housing, and ability to run a whole civilization in there. Probably several stories...oh my! If it's collapsed in many places, it'll be harder to investigate, and I don't know if you could work the sonic stuff up there for a variety of reasons. But WOW, yeah, I wanna know! 👍💜😎😁

You should watch Praveen mohan study on ancient building

Thank you

Very nice NP!

Bardzo interesujące

Bet thats been there so long there was water filling the vally up to the door

@wanderinghome9979

Ай бұрын

Ooh….what an interesting thought!

I was expecting to see tunnel systems and large excavated quarters within the mass of the formation. Closer surveys might find passages. The small openings on the sides could possibly be connected to the interior and they would be useful as security posts and lookout stations.

prolly part of more extensive structures

Yup saw original video, tried to show my partner on date night! Nothing! Sending this to him now!

Brooo Noah's flood is sooo real omg

@sophiawilly25

Ай бұрын

Yes it is

Hearing "Indiana Jones Theme Song " in muh head..🤠🎵🤙 Good Luck on your pursuit 👍🏻

Interesting video..well done

@neural-pathways

Ай бұрын

Thank you

Very interesting 🧐

It would make one wonder, if there might be an underground tunnel system or not. Just a thought.

@neural-pathways

Ай бұрын

That would be pretty cool 😎

Look like really it's mysterious land and goes back to a thousand year old history of chiana... Many more dynasties ruled.. this unveiling journey definitely throws light on very unknown facts to the world..

So Cool

Id say this grand entryway led to an entirely enclosed structure - probably as long inside as the structure is outside - and what we see today is an obvious cave-in that closed the interior off from the front. Id bet that behind that side door boulder and behind the front door cave-in, one would find a mind-boggling sight to behold... Definitely worth further investigation

Lmao that flint line was amazing 😂

I can’t wait to see all those gigantic buda statues, as seen in your thumbnail.

My first instinct. It was under water. The great flood is recorded in ancient Chinese history.

@sophiawilly25

Ай бұрын

And so in the bible called the book of genesis inside the bible about the Noah flood

@davisbrowne1906

Ай бұрын

I don't think you should go with your first instinct. I'd read more instead.

@sobanyounas5906

Ай бұрын

​@@sophiawilly25And so in the quran in chapter noah and kalm it is mentioned about the great flood

@disciplebill

Ай бұрын

You should start with the dictionary. Get up to speed on the definition of the word "instinct".

@WilliamH490

Ай бұрын

@@sophiawilly25 it’s post Noah’s flood, but good guess.

Fascinating. Tu

Love,it❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Looks Like that scene toward the end of Indiana and the last crusade.

感謝

I wonder why they are so secretive bout this place,are they protecting or hiding something?😮

Please. Keep creating content about China...

It's looks like an airport.... A long landing strip... The doors bring up to the over side.... Must work on top

ME ESTOY CANSANDO DE VER LO MISMO UNA Y OTRA VEZ.

Well worn paths all around the base of the door. Yet they can't reach it by motorcycle and need a guide to show them a shortcut. 👌

@neural-pathways

Ай бұрын

They could get only so far. But it’s good to keep a sense of scepticism in todays world 😉

I'M IN AWE

There is a lot to be seen.

Loess erodes very quickly. And in China they used to carve out dugout homes, risking caveins.

I still think it was a castle that was melted by ancient tech. The door is a much later addition.

Flint Dribble 😂 👌👍

@neural-pathways

Ай бұрын

😅

There appeasrs to be the remians of some walls, straight lines showing on the birds eye drone footage, it really needs some proper archeology done on the site, who knows what lies beneath the surface or in those caves?

Just so you know mountains don’t come with flat tops 😂

This is a landing strip. Mountains all over the world appear to have the tops shaven off. There’s replicas of jets and airplanes found from the ancient Quimbaya civilization. The replica designs have been proven to be flight worthy.

Or maybe it was the way they got their waste from the top to the bottom

KZread não tem administração?postar vídeo em inglês com legenda em inglês no Brasil?

@neural-pathways

Ай бұрын

Would you like subtitles in Portuguese? I can sort that

In Indonesia named of temple (CANDI)

When they fly near what looks like the side of the hill it almost looks like the side of a face 😮, probably just me😂

Gee how am I gonna get up there ? Drone

At Some Point There Was Alot More Water Around It...Might Be How It Was Reached From The Coast...☆☆*

Something is buried there and these creatures and we humans are ants to these to the size and length compared to these creatures

Eso es un tocón😮

Fort Rabbit hole

Interesting info, but the AI is awful.

It's look like was castle in the middle and last thing the gate to tanel to outside but the earthquake did broken and folt down Or was bridge there bitwin tow flat rocks..

I was thinking of the CCP until you mentioned them in the video. Anyway I don’t think they are interested in a narrative that doesn’t have them closed off from the world and completely inventing everything on their own. Just like when the Princess of Xioche was found they where surprised she had European ancestry. And the Silk Road totally changes after that discovery.

a giant stone construction, melted, like an over-baked cake in an oven...

It seems to have been a tree. Look at the roots going down from it

firstly its not City，not big too

@neural-pathways

Ай бұрын

It’s in a place called Hejin City, the fortress is not a city. It’s like Edinburgh castle is not the whole of Edinburgh

@tonbopro

Ай бұрын

@@neural-pathways glad they look after it

It's looking like Alibaba cave

It’s Noah’s Ark with a entrance built after it washes upon the mountain

isso ai foi feito por gigantes

Almos no one heard about it?? Seriously...

@neural-pathways

Ай бұрын

Yep! You can research this if you’re curious. Hardly any information available and no videos on KZread before I published

Very interesting stuff I've got a theory that very realistic and I would like to talk to you about it and see what you think about the theory

@neural-pathways

Ай бұрын

Sure! Feel free to pop it here or email me hello@thebrainchamber.com

dragon in those cave

all hills there is the same

EL GOBIERNO CHINO SABE MAS DE LO QUE DICE.

@joeldwest

19 күн бұрын

US government too

You said you discovered it but you looked up information and there was little information. Who had the information if you discovered it?

@neural-pathways

Ай бұрын

There are a couple of links in the description that will help answer those things for you.

@alinesobieray2436

Ай бұрын

Couse already been discovered

It history is in the Bible text book 📙

@sophiawilly25

Ай бұрын

Yes

اكبر كدبه ف العالم الحديث هي وكاله نااااسا بجد هما ال غيرو التاريخ والعلوم وكمان الخرائط والكوره ال مش ارضييه😮

Brickologists?

@neural-pathways

Ай бұрын

Tongue in cheek 😅

Whoever did the editing on this video needs to stop transitioning every 3/12 seconds like a fever dream on acid. Couldn’t make it through.

Why do you start your video saying you discovered something, but a minute later are sounding as if you have never been there? This is very confusing. It would be helpful to viewers who have no idea about you to know who you are or what you do... I suspect the voiceover is not your voice, so makes it even harder to understand what you mean by "I".

You didn't discover ish

The narration to this sounds as if it was AI genereated.... hmmm...

Is anyone else getting a Middle Eastern vibe here? 🤔🇮🇱

This is a job for Flint Dribble!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@neural-pathways

Ай бұрын

🤣