What's your opinion? How do you think the pyramids were built?😎✍

The fact that we still theorize how the Pyramids were built shows you how amazing past ancient civilizations were

An honorable mention should be given to the Daisen kofun in Osaka, Japan. It's the biggest tumulus in the world and you could fit two great pyramids in it's central complex. There are thousands of kofun tumuli around Japan with a large concentration around Nara and the surrounding Kansai region. I used to live in Nara and I couldn't take a train or road in any direction without passing at least a few. I've even been to the Hashihaka kofun where Queen Himiko is buried. Most people don't know what they are or that they are made of stone because centuries of settling soil and trees make them look like hills. If you look at an aerial view with Google Earth, keyhole shaped mounds with moats around them are probably ancient tumuli. There are even a few excavated ones that show what they looked like in their prime. There's really good one (Goshikizuka) just East of the Akashi bridge near Kobe.

Honestly if time travel becomes a thing, i think ancient Egypt would be a popular tourist attraction. Mainly due to how civilized they were and how their society was much like ours today.

It appears that we found the natural weed killer/preventer, sticky rice. We should really start using this more often to seal bricks and stone during new construction/renovation projects to prevent weeds from ever (re)growing in cracks/ in between materials. It also seems that sticky rice could be used to stop cracks on the roadways/pavements/walkways from getting larger. This is quite an amazing reveal by you, if I do say so myself.

The original ancient walls weren't large or meant to keep people out as much as they worked as a road for guards who would make rounds on the walls, and to facilitate trade. That's the reason the wall was placed on the silk road to protect trade from northern nomadic tribes and bandits. It wasn't really very high originally being only a few meters of packed dirt. It's pretty magnificent now, but ya still can't see it from space. The only man made project that can be seen from space is a reservoir in Cambodia created by the Khmer empire.

I met a man from Peru. He said Machu Picchu was believed to be a place where the people went for healing. That somehow this place had healing powers. Interesting.

The Tanjore Big Temple is a magnificent structure that was erected by Raja Raja Cholan, the greatest ruler of the Chola Dynasty, in the 15th century. It was built between the years CE 985 and CE 1014, and it was completed around the year 1010. There are other names for the temple, including the Big Temple, Rajarajesvaram Temple, and Peruvudaiyar Kvil Temple.

Nothing is as impressive as the pyramids. To have built something so far back that was so precise... it's just incredible.

Very interesting and some good detail I would like to hear about Cambodian Anchor Wat near Siem Reap . I lived there for most of the year still like to learn more about the temple there but there the whole city amazing beyond human ability it seems. There are so many representations of super creatures and serpents it is very likely there's some actual history there 🙏🙏

While my great uncle, Hiram Bingham, did rediscover Machu Pichu, it has recently been proven that the pyramids in Egypt were built much longer ago than credited by the Egyptian authorities.

Fascinating video! I would love to learn even more about the mysteries of the pyramids and their history.

Please do a balneário Camboriú video ❤️, it's a city in Brasil with the most tall buildings per square foot, the city it's literally falling apart due to multiple skyscrapers 😭🙏

In Peru, the structures with small stones are inca, the ones with larger stones came before the Incas, and was built by the Huari tribe. I mean the ones which we cannot fit a piece of paper between. Huari, not Inca.

When the Giza Pyramids were constructed, the Sahara was a LUSH GREEN Savanna... the only sand was on the coastline of Egypt. The sand we see today did not arrive until 1000s of years after they were constructed.

What I heard was the seven wonders were given their name because they were visible from space. Which is a little more believable because to this day some people still believe what goes up must come down. The seven wonders where given there names sometime from 1931 statue in Brazil, Aviation was already well established. Giza had Stones at the top 200 years older then the stones at the bottom and the sphinx was carved out of coral.

Angkor Wat should be on the list. The largest Hindu Monument in the world in Cambodia 🇰🇭 . AMAZING TEMPLE

The Pryamids, when built were an example of Egyptian beauty and aesthetics, showing the world that there could be beauty aswell as genius in all things.I believe that the Egyptians were disendants of atlantis and brought with them advanced and simple techniques to help the world jump the barriers of man.

Correction: The Inca tribe moved in and settled onto the existing Machu Picchu city which was abandoned before their arrival. Please take note.

I think there are so many good reasons that compelled Egyptians to build the great pyramid of Giza, but I can only see the most probable major reasons. The construction of the pyramids, I believe, had solved some major problems Egyptians used to encounter and experience on a daily basis during their own time. At a distant, the pyramid serves as a landmark and reference so that the traveling Egyptians wouldn't get lost on their way back home; and that's probably the reason why the pyramid surfaces were layered with some white stuff or pigments, so that the pyramid could be more visible either with sunlight or moonlight. Secondly, they also used the pyramid as mausoleum for king and queen and their children as what most people would like to believe the primary purpose of the same. Thirdly, the pyramid was also used as a water pump. Sounds weird? Not really. How does it work? Well, since Egypt is an arid land, people need a lot of fresh water for drinking, cooking, washing and bathing as well as for irrigation. I believe ancient Egyptians are keen observers. It is not very unlikely that Egyptians had observed the cyclical occurrence of high tide in the Mediterranean and Red seas bordering their country. They eventually figured out that the cause of the said high tide was the gravitational pull of the moon. Having said that, they figured out how to simulate the moon's gravitational force to pull up the ground water in order to accelerate the production of spring water by building up a huge pyramid. Having said that, there must be a very large pool of fresh water beneath the pyramid. However, the position of the pyramid relative to the Mediterranean and Red seas has to be far enough in order to assure the quality of the spring water is virtually pure and tasteless.

Only one of the ancient wonders still exist, The Pyramid of Khufu, The Lighthouse of Alexandria, The Hanging Gardens of Babylon, The Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, the Statue of Zeus, The Temple of Artemis, the Colossus of Rhodes

Loved the video! Please make explanations of the rest of the great wonders!

Yes the hanging gardens! Wrote a thesis in school how it was done and very interested in what the rest of the world thinks. Give ya hint though. It's the special river the hanging gardens was connected too

The picture purporting to reveal the method of building the Pyramids of Giza looks to be a rectangular ascending ramp system whereby fill material and facing stones were brought successively up to build the pyramid.

can you make a video on the alignment of the wonders of the world please? Apparently they line up with great accuracy around the globe

I've learned from this channel that as humans, we have the ability to create and build amazing things even without the technology and machines we have today.

I'm just continually AMAZED at the bad-*ss things Our ancestors, or somebody at least created here on earth 🌏... and I have to say It's extremely hard to put them within a list of "TOP" places... so so many truly mind boggling impossible things that defy belief within our believed history as we know it or so have been told... but Thanks 🙏🏻 for sharing the information you did because we can never have to much... right wrong or indifferent 😐 it's all relevant.

Early was " seegiriya " as a wander too, a fortress made on top of a single massive rock in srilanka, there no visible way to get to the top of the rock, and still encient srilankans made it to the top , built a fortress and even found a way to get water from below to top to make ponds....using unknown hydraulic methods...! And not only that its carved with beautiful portraits in the rock

We'll never stop debating how the pyramids (and similar structures) were built... by all kinds of theories (common up to supernatural/alien). But key to most ideas is due to location... mostly equatorial where climate and plate seismology was generally more stable/durable. Sadly, many questions can't be answered without taking them apart to see what's inside; believe it or not we've never really even tried. The stone blocks may last forever, but our written history is not so durable... and much has been lost over time.

Definitely love too see more videos on these wonders. Thank you.

Make one on Kailasa temple, India. It's truly a wonder.

The skyscrapers you mention are MAGNIFICENT!:)

Awesome video and cheers for being modest about your knowledge. but regarding the 27 years of built, how exactly do we know that?

The seven wonders are actually; Great Pyramid of Giza, Hanging Gardens of Babylon, Temple of Artemis, Statue of Zeus at Olympia, Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, Colossus of Rhodes, and the Lighthouse of Alexandria. Google changed them!

I like how the kemet or Egyptians were smart enough wise enough advanced enough to use limestone and gold and mathematics beyond measure but did not come up with an idea to make work easier you mean to tell me work was extremely hard but yet you're extremely brilliant

How were they built ? Just read the description from Imhotep: they used natural cement which was/is better than our stuff today. - It was also an ancient reactor (piezo electric effect & seizmic reactor). The scientist from Rollce Royce developed this/the system in 2019.

The picture you used in minute(s) 12:30-12:45 is the pyramid in Teotihuacan Mexico ( I have been there, such an amazing experience) not the pyramid of Giza

We need a part 2

Out of the Original seven wonders of the world, only the Pyramids are in existence today.

Proud peruvian 🇵🇪❤️

@Top Luxury, first and foremost, we must not impose our modern technologies and architectural skills to these ancient builders. Secondly, let us look at the strongest natural forces on earth, the water and wind. So, yes, my guess is that if there's anything, harnessing such forces would be ideal in constructing such monuments as the Inca's and the Egyptian's. As for the Great Wall in China, the many stories of how Chinese from all over were sent to help built. In the communities of my heritage, the Hmong (Miao), there are stories of loss, love, longing and mourning are still being told to this very day.

The greatest handmade wall is the great wall of Benin, 10 times wider than china walls and also an advanced civilization.

Uma boa noite para todos!

Super interesting, thx, more episodes like this would be great!

Angkor Wat and Cambodia should be on the list as well that place is AMAZING.

Enjoyed. Yes, more, please!

Correction: The Egyptians moved into the Nile Valley when the pyramids were already there

I’ve recently done a trip to Latin America and visited Macchu Picchu and Chichen Itza. I’ve also been to Teotihuacan . Does someone know why Chichen Itza is a world wonder but Teotihuacan isn’t? I thought it’s way more impressive…

just visited Macchu Picchu last month. Absolutely insane

I love how this documentary documentary is so sure how the pyramids were built but nobody else is

Thank you for giving credit to the laborers and workers ....because without them these structure would not exist ........

I thought this would be about the ancient wonders ( colossus of Rhodes, Statue of Zeus, hanging gardens)

Archaeological discoveries of the oldest structures show that the further back in time we go, the more our ancestors were able to build monumental structures that we would find difficult to build today. Moreover, these monumental constructions are found on the five continents and demonstrate similarities in construction techniques. SO, CAN WE STILL SERIOUSLY CLAIM THAT PEOPLE EQUIPPED WITH COPPER SCISSORS ARE THE BUILDERS? BE SERIOUS. WE ARE NOT THE FIRST TO OCCUPY THIS LAND. THERE HAVE BEEN SEVERAL ADVANCED CIVILIZATIONS BEFORE US THAT HAVE DISAPPEARED AS WE ARE GOING TO DISAPPEAR TO MAKE PLACE FOR ANOTHER CIVILIZATION. LEARN HUMILITY.

omg thank you for posting this video it all makes sense now!

The natural bridge in Virginia is also considered one of the wonders.

It is really sad that the Spanish and Portuguese destroyed so many ancient civilization cities in south america. It would be awesome to visit all of them if they would be intact.

What about anchor Watt? That is way more impressive than a statue on a mountain

I know there are some boats near the pyramids those words were begin after carry 3 blocks at a time many times they sailed across the Nile river and water was thrown to make the sand to soften making it easier to drive the sled like things which carry the blocks

of course id like to see a second part talking about the secrets of Chichen Itza!

You work for 40yrs to have $1M in your retirement,meanwhile, some people are putting just $10K in a meme coin from just a few months ago, and now they are multimillionaires.

Cool video, maybe you could do one about the Easter Island heads one day?

oh wow! i finally caught a new video! here i was thinking that this video was just always around and this video had the secrets of the 7 world wonders all this time and i just hadn't seen it yet.

I love it! so many wonderful memories of Rome Greese and Turkey .

Do one for the ancient 7 wonders

yes, continue! always well done!

The title of this video should be updated & a Part 1,2,4 or whichever they want this video to be in the series should be added. I was sitting here thinking, they can't count. That was only 4 right???

Waiting for a new skyscraper video! Love your channel!

I don't believe the ramp theory. I personally believe that sand and loose dirt was removed down to the bedrock. Creating a pit that would allow easier building of such a temple.

The great wall of China isn't the longest thing ever built, the rabbit fence in Australia is 3,260Km long stretching from the top to the bottom of the continent.

πολύ ωραία βίντεο αλλα προσθέστε και ελληνικούς υπότιτλους!!

For myself, I believe that the picture in 0:50 were the building plans for the pyramids. That explains the x in the middle.

The great pyramid consists of 2,400,000 bricks, each of them weighs 2 TONS. Those megelithic bricks were not dragged up ramps. Such a process would have taken 5 centuries to complete. The ancients selected the most difficult building materials because they had an efficient method of moving and lifting them. The only logical answer is LEVITATION. Levitation can be accomplished via sound waves, and a second method is electromagnetic fields. Today, we have trains that weigh hundreds of tons that FLOAT on an electromagnetic field. They are called MagLev trains. Magnetic levitation. Levitation makes any weight irrelevant. That is how we have 1200 tons blocks in place at Baalbek, Lebanon.

5:31 These stones with the nubs are found all around the world, these date back far before the Incas, the Incas moved in on the site

Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt. Hanging Gardens of Babylon. Statue of Zeus at Olympia. Temple of Artemis at Ephesus. Mausoleum at Halicarnassus. Colossus of Rhodes. Lighthouse of Alexandria. the original 7 wonders od the world...

Great video! Yes, please make second part :)

You forget to mention 1 wonderful structure in Indonesia bro.. It's Borobudur temple known as Candi Borobudur in Indonesia

What about The Hanging Gardens of Babylon, Statue of Zeus at Olympia, Temple of Artemis at Ephesus, Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, Colossus of Rhodes, Lighthouse of Alexandria?????

Informative topics thank you

How do we have the information that it took 27 years to build but not have the information on how it was built?

YES ! more... please. thank you

I've been waiting for this to roll in 👌🏻

more videos on this please.

Andre the Giant is still the 8th wonder of the world

Should have been 10 (or more) wonders of the world by adding the pyramids (deserve more than just mention), Anchor Wat in Cambodia... and Borobudur in Indonesia..

You deserve more subscribers

I like how people say ancient civilizations built with technologies that were "ahead of their time", when in reality, it is more like we are behind on our time.

Uuumm that should read secrets of 3 of the 7 wonders of the world. It really grinds my gears when a tag line doesnt match what I think I’m going to see.

Here's a video with information and pictures. Is any of the information I provide educational, true, or even valid? You decide! You clicked on this link to learn, but let's hear your opinions! How do you think it all happened? Add your comment below and maybe you can become a TRshow university professor too!

I strongly believe there was a civilization on earth before. Nothing could withstand the time but the pyramids. I'd love to se your videos on the remainder of the wonders. Thank you!

is there a part 2?

Bro didn't even do the seven wonders 🤧

Yes I would really like another such fantastic video...

What about the magnificent acropolis of Athens? It's the perfect construction with the perfect measures

Lalibela, Ethiopia (ላሊበላ) - Tour of the Incredible Rock Churches!

Amaizing!

Make a Video on the Gigantic and Marvelous Temples of India. Brihadeeswara Temple, Ajanta and Ellora Caves, Khajuraho and the list is endless.

Taj Mahal - the Incredible legacy of the Mughal Empire! ❤️

These are not the 7 wonders, only the Pyramids of the original 7 wonders exist. There are 7 wonders, not the 7 wonders

Mind-boggling

Machu Pitchu was a waterside city.