UnchartedX

UnchartedX

Hi, my name is Ben van Kerkwyk, welcome to UnchartedX. I'm a long-time student and fan of history. I've spent a lot of time throughout my life travelling to, photographing and filming ancient sites all around the world, and (more recently) interviewing and talking to many of the leading researchers and authors, many of whom are working to uncover the true origins of the mystery that is our past.

I believe there is a need for high quality content that addresses the new science and new discoveries that should affect how we view the past, and to examine the contradictions that are clearly evident on ancient sites, and in our orthodox version of history.

I hope you'll join me on this journey! Please consider the value-for-value model as outlined at unchartedx.com/support!


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  • @craigf2696
    @craigf2696Сағат бұрын

    UNESCO is NOT protective. It's nothing more than a guarantee that the truth will remain obfuscated. The priest class cannot endure hard and fast truth.

  • @FantasiePolitiek
    @FantasiePolitiekСағат бұрын

    There's an error in the text at 30:36 5 mm is not 2 inches its actually 0.197 inch. The same goes for the 8mm where it clearly shows 3.15 inch it should be around 0.315 inch.

  • @chefscorner7063
    @chefscorner7063Сағат бұрын

    When some of these drill markings were examined they showed a cut rate 40 - 50xs faster than anything achievable with modern technology or techniques. I'd love to hear a reasonable explanation for that.

  • @FantasiePolitiek
    @FantasiePolitiekСағат бұрын

    After watching this i bought some new ear buds, got myself a really good VPN and and tested them out instantly by playing some raid shadow legends! 🤓

  • @andrewmedd7320
    @andrewmedd73204 сағат бұрын

    Diz

  • @Mrbooboo1972
    @Mrbooboo19725 сағат бұрын

    Those are pieces of broken jars, vases etc.. paid homage to the fallen king, the king of Egypt after they died people of the area would bring gifts that where set at the foot of the Pyramid ... 1 per family household they would be taken in like they where gonna be kept but where place in the tunnel below as trash but without letting the people know they where discarded.

  • @archangel9999999999
    @archangel99999999996 сағат бұрын

    Absolutely amazing work ! No One else talks about these difficult questions ! This re-writes all of human history !

  • @t-towntransparency8850
    @t-towntransparency88508 сағат бұрын

    The Bible tells us there were massive earthquakes leading g up to, during the flood.

  • @MrTmax74
    @MrTmax749 сағат бұрын

    Maybe the actual advanced people didn't permanently live in Egypt. Their homeland could have been somewhere else and they traveled the seas hiring out their know-how. Which could explain why there are similarities and construction at megalithic sites around the world. Then maybe they were wiped out, or taken back to the dark ages/dispersed at the end of the last ice age. And they're homeland could now be hundreds of feet underwater, to boot. Just a thought :-)

  • @isutrikanda
    @isutrikanda10 сағат бұрын

    Yourself nor Yousef are geologists and it shows. Schoch is, yet even his sphinx erosion (water) received not a single peer in the world supporting him, instead refuting him. That tells a lot. As example Yousef calling limestone 'not a soft rock'. Some quick googling: Google 'Giza sandstorm'. Multiple that image by 4700 years. Anything that is not worn was either covered under sand or had other blocks in front of it and obviously sand is harder (moh 7) than limestone (Moh 3-4) also easy to check as a non scientist. They have been sandblasted on a daily basis. It's obvious wind/sand erosion, again google similar pictures. Ad to this the acid pollution of Cairo in the last 100 years, know to be detrimental to (uncovered) limestone he erosion argument is grasping straws desperately, to fit the narrative of "a much older civilization". Its dead. The sphinx dating has now also been debunked. As one of the pillars of the "much older argument", clearly showing where Graham Hancock took a wrong turn by misinterpreting or looking at wrong or not enough sources.

  • @AustinKoleCarlisle
    @AustinKoleCarlisle9 сағат бұрын

    consensus of opinion doesn't equal fact.

  • @Jk-yb1ve
    @Jk-yb1ve10 сағат бұрын

    It was all built under water they used air to lift the Multiple 100 + ton blocks if you ask why I know I was there when they being built in the past

  • @tiffanypage9077
    @tiffanypage907710 сағат бұрын

    They must know something we don't

  • @tiffanypage9077
    @tiffanypage907710 сағат бұрын

    Who taught them how to do this

  • @Billy_Bunter
    @Billy_Bunter11 сағат бұрын

    What puzzles me is that there were only round forty million people on the whole planet at this time. Thats about two thirds of the total population of the Uk which is tiny.

  • @mauricecalliss1303
    @mauricecalliss130312 сағат бұрын

    Someone now needs to do some hokus pokus on the profound strengths of bamboo and how it's so amazing compared to other organic flora oh and spider webbing

  • @mauricecalliss1303
    @mauricecalliss130312 сағат бұрын

    The actual quartz content of the parent material was it's man's of being cut conglomerate materials consist of small particles softer and harder it's once the softer materials dislodged it leaves the harder conglomerate particles so it's that material that cuts itself basically the granite etc cuts itself with a bronze core or added powders of harder materials all will cut in this way.

  • @Giggle_McDimples
    @Giggle_McDimples12 сағат бұрын

    Thumbs up

  • @mauricecalliss1303
    @mauricecalliss130313 сағат бұрын

    If they back engineered with logical comonsence then you would have larger wood framed manual lathe type Jiggs with bronze core drills etc.

  • @nrjfriestad
    @nrjfriestad13 сағат бұрын

    really well done doc, and anyone with a brain cell can see, modern archology are lying to us

  • @appliedcommonsense4735
    @appliedcommonsense473519 сағат бұрын

    What's happened to the hyroglyphs showing Semites ( Hebrews) building the place according to God's instructions & for protection from His purpose. The pharaoh was Djoser & better know to Christians as "Joseph". The same Joseph of Technicolour 'dreamcoat' story. sold into slavery by his own brothers - son to Abraham (otherwise known as Israel). It appears that the original hyroglyphs showing the 'story' of the Pharaoh's nightmares about the 7yrs of plenty, followed by the 7yrs of famine. Fat cows being eaten by skinny starving cows. Then the pictures of years of healthy sheaths of 😢 harvested corn & ears etc with other pictures of the following rotten & useless corn. It looks like they have utterly destroyed the original inner tunnels, removed the story & truth which was some of the first evidence of the truth of the Bible where archaeological evidence was clearly seen & not merely a story in an old book of 'myths'! The original ceiling work that was being done doesn't appear the same at all. It appears to me that they have removed the original shafts & interior. The rubble that was utterly destroyed after being removed from the inside may well have been those original hyroglyphs. The 3 deep shafts outside are the grain silos that stored the grain for the 7years leading up to the famine to come. The silos were designed in a way that ensured the first grain that went in was also the first to be used. It's all incredibly designed but was all covered in beautiful hyroglyphs explaining the story of the site's origins. The tunnels seem narrower and maybe the original walls are behind the 'new' shafts. It's a fascinating story but there are documentaries showing the complicated & dangerous methods being used to make the ceiling safe etc. There is a whole complex site with individual cubicals where citizens from all the surrounding regions affected by the famine would pay for their purchases with a certain amount of privacy. Djoser was called 'Pharaoh' as he was set over the whole of Egypt, given the Pharaoh's seal & 2nd in command of the entire Egyptian kingdoms. It's a tragedy that the so called repairs seem to be far more like destruction of the truth & a hurried job using modern tools to make the tunnels appear older & to eradicate any evidence of the original insides. Everything has changed.

  • @Elnufo
    @Elnufo22 сағат бұрын

    Unfortunately i am not allowed to tell you how i made that box back then, sorry. You wil have to keep guessing.

  • @peacebeatsdrama
    @peacebeatsdrama22 сағат бұрын

    The evidence is clear - no chance that dynastic Egypt created all those items. If academia won’t update conventional wisdom then they need to be demoted to the fringe. Progress is progress, period.

  • @johnrobertson8008
    @johnrobertson800822 сағат бұрын

    Great channel but in relation to the transporting of huge stone blocks there is the following precedent which I was hoping you would comment on: "Catherine the Great orchestrated an impressive feat of engineering! She ordered the transportation of the Thunder Stone, the world’s largest monolith ever moved by humans. This massive granite rock, weighing around 1500 tons, was discovered in Lakhta, Finland. The legend claims that thunder split a piece off the stone, hence its name. Catherine wanted to connect herself to Peter the Great, so she commissioned the construction of the Bronze Horseman statue in St. Petersburg. The Thunder Stone served as its pedestal. The stone was moved by manpower, rollers, and capstans, requiring 400 men and nine months of effort. It was then transported by barge up the Neva River to its destination, symbolizing Catherine’s admiration for her predecessor and her place in Russian history1. Quite the monumental achievement

  • @UnchartedX
    @UnchartedX18 сағат бұрын

    I've talked about the thunderstone several times, can't keep on repeating myself. Watch the logistics or giant statues video

  • @agentstapler-
    @agentstapler-Күн бұрын

    I don't hate them building to preserve parts from erosion but it should be done with a distinctly different style, the fact that they try to blend it in shows a clear lack of care for learning more about the history

  • @rickdunn7585
    @rickdunn7585Күн бұрын

    Is there maps of how the channels 😢run ,are they parallel could these channels be for ropes or some kind of chain, cables since I haven’t seen the complete site only glimpses

  • @aaronfox1534
    @aaronfox1534Күн бұрын

    Where are these located - what museum? I have a chance to go to the British Museum tmrw and I think that's where the vases and other out of place objects are Can someone confirm if I am correct?

  • @danielschmitt1935
    @danielschmitt1935Күн бұрын

    It would make complete sense if it was a mold. They melted the stone with chemicals and poured it into a mold.

  • @jrk1666
    @jrk1666Күн бұрын

    To drive further the point of perspective, the ability to even be able to measure a thou wasn't achieved until Watt's micrometer was made, around 1776.

  • @squarerootof2
    @squarerootof2Күн бұрын

    If the Pharaohs knew the sort of fate that awaited their beloved pyramids they would be turning in their sarcophagus.

  • @edfu_text_U_later
    @edfu_text_U_laterКүн бұрын

    Hmmm very very interesting observations, well done to Yousef and Ben.

  • @michstr220
    @michstr220Күн бұрын

    The holes that are bored into the corners top and bottom of the opening cannot be for hinges as the holes are to tight to the corner to allow a door to open, the material left around the door hinge would be so thin it would break

  • @michstr220
    @michstr220Күн бұрын

    I'd love to know why people assume that it's the pot with handles that spins, if the cutter moves around a stationery pot, it would be able to carve the pot with the handles

  • @AustinKoleCarlisle
    @AustinKoleCarlisleКүн бұрын

    because that is essentially a CNC machine which came way later than a simple lathe.

  • @johngayder9249
    @johngayder9249Күн бұрын

    Went to a machining show that had a worldwide representation of manufacturers. There were many examples of tooling companies making “incongruous” items to display the functionality and precision their machines were capable of. I remember one was a full size violin machined out of aluminum. If it survives long enough- I wonder what archeologists of the future will make of that violin?

  • @dutro76
    @dutro76Күн бұрын

    The distance from gnung Padang Pyramid to Izumo Taisha(35 24 7.31 N. 132 41 7.60 E) is @2706km×1.999=5408km,. @2706km; Triton diameter, and Izumo Taisha Shrine has an object in the shape of a large snake. Triton is the symbol star of Enki, the Anunnaki. His lower body was in the form of a snake, in short, the mutual distance proves that both were created by Enki . IZUMO Taisya shrine big ancient shrine in Japan.

  • @corvavw6447
    @corvavw6447Күн бұрын

    Heeft helemaal niets te maken met Egyptische geschiedenis. Technologie gebruikt voor de bouw,is tegenwoordig niet eens voorradig.

  • @squarerootof2
    @squarerootof2Күн бұрын

    We know there were giants in those times so the transport of the stones could've been done by giants. Maybe airlifted by balloons. The polishing and cutting is a mystery, though. Maybe giants licking the stones over and over. It must've been something that left no apparent trace, something very commonly found in nature but used or channeled in a totally different way.

  • @radovanzajicek8643
    @radovanzajicek8643Күн бұрын

    Mainstream archeologists Will not so easy accept the facts they must rewrite so much in all the work they have done by centuries and completly change their minds in almost everything and start thinkin brand new way than every bevor...

  • @Relaxoncommand
    @RelaxoncommandКүн бұрын

    An impressive analysis of these objects. The narrative of archaeology needs to be rethought. I recently saw an interesting clip on youtube where a woman tried to recreate vases by hand. If you enter the name "Olga Vdovina" in the youtube search, you get to her clips

  • @fredsimpson6632
    @fredsimpson6632Күн бұрын

    Some of the basalt stones appear to have been used as grinding stones for a large scale machine or system. And not stones worked by some smaller machine. Imagine huge stones moving on top of a basalt platform. Pushed back and fourth by water raising and lowering in a well, moving wood floats which move very large ropes horizontally...

  • @bimmjim
    @bimmjimКүн бұрын

    That "music" is terible.

  • @harrysoothsayer5086
    @harrysoothsayer5086Күн бұрын

    If I was to create the amazing walls with no spaces between the blocks but have protrusions like lumps I would put the raw blocks in approximate place and wrap them in animal skin and inject a slurry into the mold to take up the spaces around the blocks. The lumps are the limbs of the animal sealed off and then to make the slurry set hard I would put Pyrite in as this would cause a chemical reaction and the heat would cook the mixture and bind it to the block giving the illusion of a single entity fitting exactly to its neighbor. Easy Peasy!! Posted 12th April 2023 by harry soothsayer

  • @bradjones5107
    @bradjones5107Күн бұрын

    "Cutting Stone With Sound" A guy cuts a hole through a stone using sound and a soft copper tube. If you had a plate vibrating to create a surface to make it flat, the vibration would create a curvature about that of a ball point pen. Sound frequency just seems like the best possibility. The only things that really perplexes me is that each stone in the pyramid is a different size and shape, and that they were built so quickly. Those scoop marks look like, if they perfected the art of using sound to the point that they could just scoop it out like really hard ice cream, that's what it would look like. Perfecting sound that could tune in to the molecular structure and make it weightless.

  • @bradjones5107
    @bradjones5107Күн бұрын

    "Cutting Stone With Sound" A guy uses sound and a soft copper tube to bore a hole through a stone. And the copper found in the groves was a different, harder type that was blended with other metals. It's more feasible to think they mastered sound than another high technology. Sound had been used in levitating objects.

  • @runarkarlsen9772
    @runarkarlsen97722 күн бұрын

    When having seen vids explaining the great pyramid as a power plant and a hydraulic water pump, and also seen it replicated, I cannot unsee it. So despite Giza being a plateau, there must have been lots of water there, and pools. WE see clearly that the erosion upon the Sphinx is horizontal and doesnt rhyme with rainfall, but waves as shown by Ben. And the water level must have been different, sinking over centuries to make these stripes all over its body. The megalith builders had water systems as one of their specialities, and when getting water to flow, they also would like to show it. But its hard to get a good understanding of the terrain there and how they directed the waters.

  • @flamissia4
    @flamissia42 күн бұрын

    Finally someone making sense about this great megalithic feat of unparalleled architectural and engineering marvel. Saying the Inca built these multi-ton, perfectly cut gigantic structures with primitive hand stone tools is ludicrous beyond hilarity. Yet this fantastic lie is what the university intellectuals are required to promote. Thank you for approaching this with intelligence! My husband and I provide mystic tours of Peru, and he has had to endure the ridicule of his brain-washed tour guide community. And thank you for calling out the heinous crimes against humanity of the deliberate Spanish destruction of these world geological treasures.

  • @ianthomas739
    @ianthomas7392 күн бұрын

    Has anybody tried to cut granite bore holes using abrasive powders and bronze tools to exact tolerances ? Sounds like a joke to even suggest that was possible

  • @timothyappleseed2986
    @timothyappleseed29862 күн бұрын

    Is it safe to assume that there were no lids found. I don't see any. If so, would it be save to say that if there were lids, the lids were made of something other than stone, ...something that would not last as long as stone? Something like cork. And what were these stones jars made for? How were they used and what were they designed to carry?

  • @timothyappleseed2986
    @timothyappleseed29864 сағат бұрын

    It would be nice to see them dunked into water to see how they sink and then emerge by being lifted from the handles. I would also like to know if there were any large ones found. Thanks.

  • @Alex-hy3dv
    @Alex-hy3dv2 күн бұрын

    He be selling them lines 33:49😂😂

  • @corvavw6447
    @corvavw64472 күн бұрын

    Technologie die verloren is,moet weer ondekt worden. Constand gebeuren wat in eeuwigheid doorgaat.verandering is de enige constante 😊.

  • @MartianGod1968
    @MartianGod19682 күн бұрын

    Ive been taking piracetam for 6 months. For ADHD . It’s been life changing. I was taking Effexor for anxiety for 14 yrs. Ive tried to come off it several times. And it never worked because of the seizures(shocks like electrocution , well as a side benefit of the lower anxiety and better focus I experience w piracetam, I’ve literally stopped Effexor . Which is a serotonin uptake inhibitor. I found it interesting that this happened. Also ive left adderall w out withdrawal. I believe the acetyl choline i take to assist the piracetam is a great way to leave adderall w out the withdrawal lag and fog. Just my experience