 There are many ancient ruins that were not only beyond the capabilities of the claimed creators, but we postulate were simply re-inhabited, allowing the far more primitive and we feel far more recent inhabitants to flourish, developing these sanctuaries, often heavily fortified temples to a point where they were able to leave their own mark upon these locations. An archaeological legacy left after the original creators of said sites were seemingly wiped out with their own archaeological legacies simply washed away by the seas of our planet. These remnants have allowed academia to simply disregard the feat of engineering such incredibly large sites would have required pinning such efforts to a more suitable candidate. After researching many such sites, backed up by the megalithic accomplishments that they still possess, one will begin to notice a pattern, an illogical and contradictory history for these groups often invaded by a similarly capable and heavily studied group. The question is, why were a group who were apparently capable of building such a site so easily dominated by another which existed at the same era of history? Everyone would have imagined that if they were indeed the builders of said sites that they would have also been able to have created substantial defense systems, yet these are invariably absent from nearly all of these sites, with just the weather-resistant megaliths, and indeed the condition of the sites most probably very similar to how they are found today. And Chan Chan is no exception. Many have to have been constructed around 850 A.D., based on archeological finds, subsequently claimed as having been constructed by the Chimu. Although this explanation for the enormous site is conveniently absent any explanation as to how this society achieved such incredible feats of ancient engineering, it became the Chimur Empire's capital city with an estimated population of 40 to 60 thousand people when invaded by the Inca. After the Inca captured the Chimu around 1470 A.D., Chan Chan was abandoned, and by 1535 A.D. again became a ruin of history. Surviving into modern day and beyond, while no longer a teeming capital city, Chan Chan was still well known for its great riches and was consequently looted by the Spanish treasure hunters. With an indication of the creator's wealth seen in a 16th century list of items looted from a burial tomb, a treasure equivalent to 80,000 pesos of gold was recovered, nearly 5 million U.S. dollars in gold. Incredibly intricate stone-cut engravings rest alongside massive fortified walls, and there is most likely many other tombs in the site, which not only predate this later re-inhabitation, but are probably also filled to the rafters with gold, an expression of these original creator's power, and again, contradictory to the Chimu's claim to such a site. Furthermore, Chan Chan is in a particularly arid section of the coastal desert of northern Peru, and due to the lack of rain in this area, the major source of non-salted water was in the form of rivers carrying surface runoff from the Andes. This runoff allowed for the control of land and water through irrigation systems. The city of Chan Chan spanned 20 square kilometers and had a dense urban center of six square kilometers. This contained extravagant Ciudadelas, Ciudadelas being the large architectural masterpieces which house plazas, storerooms, and burial platforms for the royals. Who were the original builders of Chan Chan? Were they, like we postulate, wiped out during a disaster? We find the evidence to suggest such highly compelling. Megaliths continue to be an enigma of the ancient world, and a strong piece of evidence for lost civilization. There are many of these enormous stones found all over the world. Some incorporate into ancient structures, now turning to dust due to their immense age. Some found abandoned, now slowly being engulfed by millennia of geological accumulation. And some of the largest claimed as geological formations. Many of these stones, according to academia and their supportive sheeple, were left where they lay due to their immense scale. However, we feel this explanation is an attempt to conceal a lost, once highly capable civilization, rather than an attempt to accurately understand the original intentions of their creators. For example, the stone of the pregnant woman of Baalback, weighing in at more than 1,000 tons, was long explained away as having been left where it is found. This due to its immense size claimed as having been too large for our ancestors to move. This tale still circulated by certain groups of thought. Regardless of the fact that, since this excuse was created, the stone has been found to be resting atop another, possibly of a larger scale, making the remnants of a stone wall once of unimaginable size. The weights that would have been involved in these constructions, their foundations, and indeed the weight-bearing features that were incorporated into the design of the builds, are inconceivable to the modern man, let alone our well-studied ancestors, which academia claims as their builders. Structures such as the Great Pyramids were undoubtedly calculated and carried out by a civilization of immense capability. For example, on a much smaller scale, yet still demanding unquestionably advanced knowledge of architecture, a structure we recently covered, the Treasury of Atreus. This enormous ancient dome also incorporates features indicative of advanced civilization. Known as a relieving triangle, this small triangular opening above the structure's enormous 120-ton lentil was included as a necessity to carry weight away from the doorway down the structure's design. This feature included to prevent undue stress on the stonework, undoubtedly contributing to the structure's longevity. These advanced architectural features, along with the original schematics of the building, were created by individuals with an incredibly advanced understanding of building methods. It is clear to all who investigate these features in detail, architectural characteristics shared throughout the ancient world that they were simply not understood by our less capable, more recent ancestors. The mind-boggling calculations that were accurately made before the structures were undertaken, are clear for any architect of the modern age to see. And when confronted with these details, many quickly realized just how astounding these ancient achievements were. This conclusion can be made absent the enormous blocks that were also included in the build. Regardless, the fact that these stones were also a necessity to accomplish such feats, they are undoubtedly highly compelling. We recently covered the astonishing archaeological discoveries located within the modern-day Turkey. We discussed the unexplained ancient ruins of Gobleki Tepe, clearly a remnant of a far more ancient, far more advanced civilization than academia would ever allow contemplation of. Additionally, and the focus of the last video, the other ancient gem known as Norsen Tepe, a highly complex, thus highly advanced ancient temple, whose contents indicated no less than 40 additional re-inhabitations of the structure after the original construction, now conveniently hidden under several meters of water, submerged during a dam building operation. Why this operation was undertaken, or indeed why this site in particular was chosen for flooding, may become apparent with our next place of interest. It seems that some of the sites within Turkey have revealed some extremely well-preserved, extremely ancient artifacts, left by numerous as yet unknown civilizations. And although these finds have seemingly been concealed from mankind, fate is seemingly on our side. Ironically, a site of complete opposite characteristics, having not been touched or re-inhabited for untold millennia, has also been unearthed within Turkey. Alacahoyak, a site on the surface, perceived to have been a primitive archaeological ruin, dating back to 2350 to 2150 BC, over 4,000 years ago. And yet, upon deeper exploration, an analysis seemingly undertaken too late for academia's dating has shown that the site possesses evidence of the same lost technology, or more specifically advanced knowledge of stone construction found at many other ancient unexplained sites around the Earth. Like Saxa Huaman, a site we also covered previously, it must be clear to everyone that academia's dating of these sites is not accidental. Was the dating too hastily concluded? We would assume that a dating of over 4,000 years is now difficult to accompany with such advanced knowledge of stone carving and construction. Just how old is Alacahoyak? And the same question as always, based on the unexplainable knowledge involved in its creation, who could have built it? Although there are many aspects of Cappadocia in which we have touched upon in the past, mentioned its apparent incredible antiquity, and to some degree, investigated and explored some handpicked sections of this incredible site's numerous anomalous features. However, there also exists, although considerably lesser shared, an equally enigmatic yet seemingly additional hidden past. A fascinating area of study, which we feel requires far more in-depth study. Cappadocia is seemingly home to more than one very ancient, now lost civilizations, littered with seemingly prehistoric ruins, treasures of antiquity, invaluable in our ongoing attempts at understanding our distant past. During the following synopsis, we intend to put forward sufficient evidence to suggest that not just one advanced, now lost civilization once called this place home, but that the site was once home to more than one extremely ancient yet extremely well-preserved legacies from what we recognize as ruins left by varying civilizations. We feel that due to the site's location, it has, predictably, yet we presume reluctantly undergone substantial academic explorations, most possibly to create a permitted chronology, whether accurate or not, for the history of the site. With a rarely experienced buzz within mainstream circles, surrounding futile attempts, accompanied with supposed explorations and explanations, for many of these still visually stunning yet utterly puzzling sites. Anyone with an alternative opinion regarding the site, however, when we often conclude to be logical-grounded, accompanied by many examples of incredible artistic abilities comparatively impossible to have achieved with the tools accessible to the academically claimed builders. When often senses that many funded, obedient academics find themselves considerably out of their depth when it comes to producing a solid intellectual explanation for the many anomalies we highlight. Encountering almost impossible tasks in producing logical explanations for not only capidoshes, almost inconceivably huge labyrinths of underground complexes, some so large they are classified as underground cities, each and all hewn direct from solid bedrocks, some to considerable depths, now understood to plummet hundreds of feet into the rock of Earth's mantle. The more impossible this task seems to become. The challenges involved in explaining, and most crucially demonstrating, how these mazes of tunnels and passageways were created and in addition secured. These ancient builders somehow utilizing enormous rolling stones that modern man would find to be a considerable and extremely effective obstacle. Once painstakingly carved, transported, and placed into their purpose-built ruts, somehow becoming a working blocking mechanism. Which to this day, we still don't fully understand how they work them, or even manage to unravel any logical technique possibly once used to utilize these incredible blocking stones. However, as previously mentioned, it is not just these incredibly ancient underground labyrinths which make capidoshia one of antiquity's least understood yet clearly one of the most important ancient locations on Earth. There are many other parts of this enormous ancient wonder that many people are predictably little aware of, and the reason for this may soon become apparent. Although underground layers such as that of Derinkuyu have an appearance akin to the Neolithic Age, in other words displaying the scars of relics which are unimaginably old, although located in the open air and at the mercy of the far more rapid erosion triggered by weathering the site and also display sections which show advanced stone-cutting technologies, absent the tunnels, and was clearly created at a much more recent date. Which unlike the sites which display extremely ancient ages, namely the underground cities, are seemingly from a vastly different time in antiquity, hopefully as the evidence and knowledge regarding said sites grows, we will hopefully one day fully decipher the mysteries of not only capidoshia but our own past as a whole. It is a subject which we find highly compelling. India is undoubtedly the jewel in the crown of ancient sculpture, and although Rome is home to the Renaissance, an attraction which lures enormous numbers of people there every year, India is unquestionably home to sculpture, which would put even the most efficient of the Italian masters to shame. However, conveniently, academia and thus most of the modern world overlook these astonishing feats of ancient art in favor of less controversial artistic wonders. One of our tried and tested methods of establishing whether an ancient artifact or indeed an ancient ruin, attributed to a less capable, more modern imposter, is actually evidence of forgotten lost knowledge, is finding the puzzling accomplishments often hidden within the architecture or construction. One of the many examples of these is polygonal masonry, and although the modern man does indeed practice this lost art, a good example of this being found within the Cotswolds in the UK, known as Cotswold Drystone Walling, once built and still used to mark out very ancient land boundaries, and amazingly, longer than the Great Wall of China. These very old walls, created without the use of mortar, are compelling examples of a fragmented technique, either borrowed, or possibly intriguingly, leftover memories of a now forgotten technology. And although these more modern attempts range in age stretching far into thousands of years, the lesser capability of the builders is clear for all to see. Our point being that when these ancient walls stretching far before the Romans are compared to Mesoamerica, Peruvian, and indeed ancient Indian ruins, the exquisite polygonal architecture, the precise carving and stone building present, are clear, strong, controversial evidences of a forgotten civilization. How did these ancient builders acquire such a sophisticated knowledge and awareness of stone shapes, and the subsequent placement of each stone, perfectly placed against one another, forming impenetrable barriers which have stood the tests of the ages? We feel that, regardless of what academia claims as the truth, pertaining to the origin and creators of these ancient wonders, the skills required to create them are thankfully beginning to become apparent to the majority rather than the few. This ancient, forgotten people clearly attained a level of stoneworking and construction knowledge we are yet to acquire. Clearly, a far more advanced and capable people than we are today, let alone the modern historical imposters academia claims as the culprits. We feel, regardless of others claims, the evidence to suggest an intercontinental, highly advanced technologically superior civilization, once flourished here on our planet, is highly compelling.