The World's Mysterious Places - Part 7

[nmk51]

what is things? amazing , i m stuck aback to see that .

[romper300]

what music have you used @jeroid

[howardmaryon]

This is what youtube was meant for - brilliant work - please do one concentrating on wiltshire and sw england - so much there ......

[rimmersgirl81]

i love your world's mysterious places vids!!! plz plz plz make more vids showing the world's mysterious places plz? i am into the paranormal and the mysterious aspects of earth i find really fascinating! keep up the good work!

[skillz4lvl3]

An Criel Mound, Scientists discovered a 7'6 American Indian.

[efisgpr]

Thank you jeroid, VERY INTERESTING. People like you make youtube an extremely fascinating source. You're to be commended, friend!

[SoulOfTheKnight]

Thanks for posting!

Great series!!

[aliensarereal1]

I like all of these videos you should make

Some more seriously its really goooodd.!

Great research.

[Bailboy101]

you forgot the column from the roman empire placed in flushing meadows park, Queens, New york.

[26blanco]

very good video.interesting information.thanks.

[vagrantno2]

Came across The Worlds Mysterious Places 5 when looking for interesting things to find on Google Earth....Excellent...Have just sat through all your entries on You Tube. Very informative and interesting. Cant wait for Number 8. Thank you.

[Armando2012102]

Great job. Thanks for posting.

[alecsleigh]

Thanks for these awesome videos. You did a fantastic job.

I just came across part 1 by chance and I was so hooked that I just watched them all in a single sitting! You have definately given me the most educational evening that I have had in a long time.

I look forward to part 8 =D

[dannyboy12357]

thanks for the very amazing videos

[wingedlightning]

Unfortunately, I have to rather agree with you in that your right.

But, only in that the vast majority of knowledge being taught and available to the public to study that is provided by the European Governments simply has omitted numerous archaeology and artifacts that have been published and made available to those seeking to uncover the truths that have been " systematically erased from european history".

If you are still wishing study : Dr Ivan Van Sertima "They Came Before Columbus "

[wingedlightning]

This details whom the Olmec were and moreover provides detailed evidence which proves beyond any doubts the existence of thousands of African settlers who colonized the Americas in relative history ie. 600 to 1300 ad.

Also, providing the basis of prediluvian exploration of the planet known as Earth.

Almost every word you, I the world speaks is all inter related. Example amen....from Amun as in Amun-Ra...or "GOD".

How about this one: " Chosen "...from the tribe in S.Africa...

[wingedlightning]

presently known as the Khoson....the very name of the tribe has come to be associated with the defined meaning of chosen in the sense that this peticular tribes lands are to this day full of the largest gold minerial deposits.

Gold being the underlying most known surviving method of monetary exchange.

Remember to he who holds the money has the power thus...the meaning chosen evolved first from this tribes name and people who came to hold the status of owning the land.

[tonygunshow19]

the zapotecs are nothing like the africans. when neighboring mexican groups couldnt take over their mountainous fortress from less than 50 miles away, why would the africans have ANY influence. these pseudo historians are idiots

[wingedlightning]

You obviously are referring to modern in habitants, not those from 900bc-900ad...all together different.

A person would simply have to be in denial to see the marked features left by the Olmec to know that they settled america.

Moreover, all African peoples including Egyptians openly sailed and discovered , traded wtih the entire world~!

BTW...just so you know...Columbus knew he would find America as he was told so by many maps word of mouth from Port. whom traded with Africans.

[tonygunshow19]

theres no denial about it. i studied the olmecs intensely in archaeology and theres no connection between them and the africans. egyptians have not been proven to trade with the entire world and there is no evidence to back up your claim.

[Javierdtx]

Nice video, I'm from Oaxaca, Mex. I been to Monte Alban, so many times, is beautiful, but you forgot alot more places from Oaxaca, like: Dainzú, Huijazoo, Mitla, Yagul, Lambityeco, Hierve el Agua, just to name a few.

I haven't watched all your videos, but I'll definitely take a look at them, they all look interesting...

[jeroid]

Thanks for your comment. I will check out those other places you mention.

[refinedjango]

Fantastic and GREAT WORK i know how it feels when you finish what you really want to DO COOOL thumbs UP

[mohnach1]

nice work

as usual

[peaceofblackpool]

these are good i think these are brillant and i cant wait for more

[radical80]

One more commendable video :). Your work is great! I didnt think of looking at the Ellora caves in GE b4 watching your vid. Now I'm gonna do that :). Keep the videos coming and keep up the great research work.

[gurkhaboy]

So glad you finally came back with a new one. I love your films!!!

[smoffelol]

i love how much research you do for your vids, great job mate! :D

[CrudeRuud]

Another great vid Jeroid!

I agree with ItOnlyTakes4, they have that discovery channel feel to them. Especially your(?) voice!

Are you using the latest google earth?, apparently it's set up to record...

[jeroid]

No, I'm still with the old GE, but I have just tried GE5 on another machine, and might give the record feature a go for the next part. It certainly feels like an improvement.

[PestControl02]

love your vids!

[jeroid]

Thanks!

[dodoshlodo]

great video, thanks 4 sharing!

keep em coming

[jeroid]

Part 8 before the end of the year!

[ItOnlyTakes4]

man, you put a lot of effort into these videos, they feel like they should be on the discovery channel.

[jeroid]

Thanks mate!