The Lost Pyramids of Caral. 1/5

[MomentOFtruth666]

It is ridiculous to believe humans build those pyramids. If there was no wheel - it means wheel was not necessary - there were better inventions to commute - for example flying disk ... and humans might have been a stationary work force - kept in cages or camps, now called cities.

[iamjacobnz]

Lol some people think buildings built themselfs, look at the bosnia pyrimids, those may be up to 40,000 Years old.... And they are built (they think) primarily as a transmitter possibly for interstellar communication. They allso produce at least 10KW of power. But they do not know yet as it is old and may be dammaged or not functioning correctly.. They have allso identified ones in space like Elysium planitia, Mars. Now we have to remember we where hunter gathereres (buildings built themselfs..)

[HistoryHmoobGuy]

the white race and their culture is so boring....they produce nothing magnificent

[ChuckSchuldinerRIP0]

On Ancient Aliens, a few theorists were talking about how this place is "haunted", it's very eerie there, especially at night.

[Grimbe1]

Such a bullshit! Egyptians build the smaller pyramids not the big ones. Same thing happened in every other continent.

[kimokamal5]

Humans are the Cancer that is destroying planet Earth and will leave it for dead, sooner rather than later!

[Engineer245]

It all started with a few humans that wanted to take from other others. These humans did not have the skills to make the things they wanted so they took it from others. These humans are called Republicans or conservatives in the USA. They are too lazy to preform the sewat equity so they use other humans!

[MR1QUEST]

@Engineer245 if you want to know , watch GUNS GERMS AND STEEL

[kimokamal5]

@Engineer245 I like what u said! ;-)

[AtheistSpanker]

@Engineer245 You must be a welfare rat.

[Engineer245]

@AtheistSpanker Nope - Made all my own money and never needed or asked anyone else for anything. The facts of history are just that. Every so called successful civilization took from ever other civilization to give the rich within theirs. They also enslaved the others. For a few to have more many must have less ! Facts ! Rome, Egypt, France, Spain, Germany eand the USA in the middle east etc...

[Engineer245]

Since there are some humans that can not seem to live and take care of themselves they must live in groups/civilization. The DNA which our software program we are driven to be who were are. Some require the support of others and others do not. I do not believe all hunans have the same programing when it comes to civilizations. Oh yeah, there are those that require others to do their bidding. These days we call them the rich. This is the group that can not survive on their own!

[1958louief]

Fear still rules our lives. Even after 6000 years we haven't learned anything. we just find better ways to kill.

[ksmomma05]

This is crap. I don't think anyone with a sound mind believes any of this. Absolutely ridiculous. Who do they think they are fooling?

[mercedescl]

There is no great divide. We only know civilization by stones and metal records, so we actually missed thousands of years of history and gradual social changes that had took place before "7000 years of known history".

[9xxxxxxxxx]

THIS WAS THE THE SILLIEST EXPLANATION FOR CIVILIZATION I HAVE EVER HEARD UTTERLY RIDICULOUS ANYONE WHO THINKS HUMAN CIVILIZATION IS 6000 YEARS OLD IS CLEARLY DELUSIONAL.

[Helioanthrop]

@9xxxxxxxxx lol welll this civiliation is i believe!!! but there wer 4 others thast r long gone!!

[sicario1919]

new city, discovered in Peru in 5500 old. write this in google (Sechin temple casma The Oldest peru carved stone temple in america ITS roots date 5500 years)

[Wackywocky555]

It seems to me that religion is the reason humans came together thousands of years ago. Back then religion was everything. They based their entire lives on it. The huge monuments are more or less temples. The pyramids were to worships their faros, which they believed to be gods. The Mayans built pyramids for the homecoming of the gods and etc. Warfare, trade and farming also seem highly plausible and I think it was a mix of these in some form.

[universetechnique]

Remember I was here.Thai

[13csveigap]

If any of you here stud Archeology, Paleonthology, Anthropology ,Geology, Culturism, History definetely wouldnt writte none of these comments...Honestly, man, thanx for great vid!!!

[bogdancomm]

this vid is quite wrong... the civilization did not start 6000 years ago! the oldest city we discovered is neither in Mesopotamia... nor in India, Egypt, Peru or Mexico... but in modern Turkey! the city of Catal Huyuk is almost 9,000 years old... and the city of Gobekli Tepe almost 11,000 years old! the civilization did not start just like that...

[13csveigap]

@bogdancomm Did u hear about Damascus?Jericho?Byblo?Sidon?G­aziantep?

[Ziggurathss]

@13csveigap hey, these 3 are unknown to me so thank you. I will try out Google Earth first ;)

Byblo?Sidon?G­aziantep?

[felixamicus]

@bogdancomm There's also Tiahuanaco and Puma Punku, much older. If it doesn't fit into the 6,000 year old Biblical time line, mainstream historians make it fit.

[NubiansRuledTheWorld]

@bogdancomm

What do you classify as civilization?

[bogdancomm]

@NubiansRuledTheWorld That would be a real good question: what is civilization? Is it all about building cities? The oldest city we discovered so far is Gobekli Tepe in modern Turkey ~11,000 yers old. Does that mean the civilisation started there? Is it all about writing? The oldest written text we found so far is the Tartaria Tablets in modern Romania ~7.500 years old. Does that mean the civilization started there? Well, I think the civilisation is neither about buildings nor about writing...

[NubiansRuledTheWorld]

@bogdancomm

Well researching the Tartaria Tablets, it appears they haven't yet classified it as a written text yet. Apparently this is a very controversial subject. I would ask why did other parts of europe produce any writting as well around that timeframe cause I would assume the people who originated this writing would take it else where. Where people would build upon it, thats usually what happens doesnt it?.

[bogdancomm]

@NubiansRuledTheWorld Indeed there are a lot of controversial interpretations of the Tartaria Tablets, but - in my opinion - one thing is for sure; they indicate a highly organized human society. Only a complex society could use symbols with such a high degree of standardization. We're still unable to understand and make an accurate interpretation of the tablets, but the fact some symbols were found engraved on many other artifacts indicates they really mean something.

[NubiansRuledTheWorld]

@bogdancomm

Also about the cities once again that would depend on what we consider is what a city is. Is this when we start building houses & shit like that?

[bogdancomm]

@NubiansRuledTheWorld There are several archaeological sites all across Europe of temporary human settlements, dating back even ~20.000 years. But there's no sign of a complex society with cultural, scientific or commercial activities... just hunting & gathering. Well, Gobekli Tepe is different; for the first time in the history a settlement indicates a highly organized human society. The city of Gobekli Tepe show signs of an intense commercial & cultural life...

[amtek666]

Its funny how pyramids just popped into exsistence on different sides of the world at the same time. Several ancient civilizations just invented them and built them non-stop for 4000 years??? It makes sense that they all came from one original culture.

One race from earth or space?

[reddesertsands]

Yeah, man just stood up one day and said lets build a city?

That makes no sense at all! I can not accept such an obsurd idea as this. What seems apparent here is that war was a product of cities and civilization rather than the cause of civilization. It is not possible for civilization to form without the skills required for the stone masonry, like explain the 8 - 25 tonne stones moved around, it is impossible for a bunch of nomads to come together and miraculously build such monuments.

[Ziggurathss]

@reddesertsands and no wheels and metal tools

[kimokamal5]

@Ziggurathss they were not bunch of nomads, they were living around the nile for thousands of years b4 building the pyramids, and they started with small pyramids first and then the step pyramid and in the end the crown jewel the great Pyramid of Giza, so it didnt just come from no where it took the Egyptians thousands of years to learn how to build a pyramid, humans now days cant understand how they did coz we are not as co-operative as the Egyptians were.watch BBC "Pyramid"

[UlicDroma]

its called, Evolution..

[krempitovski]

@reddesertsands i agree

[kimokamal5]

@reddesertsands they were not bunch of nomads, they were living around the nile for thousands of years b4 building the pyramids, and they started with small pyramids first and then the step pyramid and in the end the crown jewel the great Pyramid of Giza, so it didnt just come from no where it took the Egyptians thousands of years to learn how to build a pyramid, humans now days cant understand how they did coz we are not as co-operative as the Egyptians were.watch BBC "Pyramid"

[TheHaRdRoCkRuLeZ]

@reddesertsands Well dude, you need to know that Caral was made by nomads in order to make trades and mysteries like those ARE being discovered but do not have an exact explanation (explain Stonehenge). There are also other cities around that area that were made in about the same years, but this is the biggest one. The most important thing: not a damn signal of war, only tradings.

[TheHaRdRoCkRuLeZ]

@TheHaRdRoCkRuLeZ There were some images that were just there in order to make you think what they want to. You know how I call that? INDOCTRINATION. You shall not believe in everything what they talk in documentaries. You have to keep in mind that they will try to give just the information that helps them in order to make their ideas seem perfectly correct. Anyways, as a peruvian I can't just sit down and watch things like this without getting angry at semi-made up facts right?

[TheHaRdRoCkRuLeZ]

@reddesertsands I would also love to clearify that this video is invented in part and I want everybody to know this: Ruth Shady found this thanks of one of her students that were doing an investigation work, but weren't archaeologists so "they don't exist" in the facts telled here so they just made up some things in order to not mention em. Also, there are a hell of a lot of images that weren't from Caral and not even of civilizations near them in time or space.

[tracoes]

@reddesertsands I wouldn't sell humanity short, imo it seems they knew something we obviously don't, I think it has something to do with magnetism, I suggest you read about coral castle.

[cageofrage69]

@reddesertsands Man not too far from then also knew things we rediscovered in the 19th- 20th centuries. So its very well possible. Especially considering the GREEKS knew about STEAM power

[guitaoist]

thanks for this is amazing!

[jay2tails]

Dig it up!