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भलेओ राव, खेरखेडा, चारामा (2017)
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इतिहास इतना विशाल और महान है की इसके किस भाग से आप क्या ग्रहण कर पाते हैं, यह आपके जुड़ाव पर निर्भर करता है !

कांकेर और चारामा के बीच स्थित लखनपूरी के पास एक ग्राम पंचायत है जिसे खेरखेडा कहा जाता है ! यह स्थान महापाषाणकालीन (आदिमानवकालीन) शैल चित्रों के लिए विगत कुछ वर्षों में काफी प्रसिद्द हुवा है और पुरातात्विक शोधकर्ताओं के लिए चर्चा का विषय रहा है ! ग्रेनाइट की विशाल चट्टानों के निचे तो कहीं इन्ही चट्टानों की खोह में ये शैल चित्र उकेरे हुए चित्रित देखे जा सकते हैं !
खेरखेडा ग्राम के दक्षिण की और बसाहट से बाहर निकलने पर एक कच्ची पगडण्डी आती है, जिस पर एक डेढ़ किलोमीटर आगे चलने पर हमें २-3 छोटे टीले दीखते हैं, जिनमे से छोटे वाले टीले के बिलकुल निचे एक बड़ी चट्टान के निचले भाग में हमें ये शैल चित्र मिलते हैं ! इस स्थान को स्थानीय ग्रामीण "भलेओ राव" के नाम से बुलाते हैं !

कहीं समूह में हाथ और पैरों(तलवे) के चिन्ह, तो कहीं शिकार के लिए धनुष लिए मानव, तो कहीं घर(झोपडी), तो कहीं विचित्र से अक्षर का सा भान होता है ! इससे तात्कालिक सामाजिक व्यवस्था और मानव विज्ञान पर शोध किया जा सकता है !
मेरे लिए यह यात्रा बहुत ही रोमांचक और ज्ञानवर्धक रही, जिसका श्रेय और धन्यवाद, मैं WCDC और WDT टीम कांकेर को देना चाहता हूँ !

वर्ष 2017 (कांकेर यात्रा) की स्मृतियाँ

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Ancient and creepy site near the city of Haifa. Hundreds of meters through tunnels below the mountain 😱🧟‍♂️🪦🏛 #nekropolis #sarkofag #israel #megaliths #anicent #megalith #egypt #ancienthistory #ancientcivilization

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The Brothers of the Serpent welcome special guest….HistoryShift! Me! Please let me know what you thought! Enjoy! https://youtu.be/bRFT9nQNgDc

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🇩🇿Royal Mausoleum of Mauretania🇩🇿

This staggering feat of ancient megalithic stonemasonry is located near Algiers, in Tipaza Province, Algeria. Although it is said to be the tomb of Numidian royals, no human remains have ever been found. Furthermore, because the entire construction is made of stone, it is impossible to definitively date. The exterior of the structure features massive false doors, which served an arcane purpose for the original builders of this mysterious temple.

Sitting on a hill some 250 metres (756 feet) above sea level, its blueprint is circular in form with a square base topped by a cone or pyramid. The structure's square base measures 60 to 60.9 metres square or 200 to 209 ft. Its height was originally about 40 metres or 130ft, but due to extensive damage throughout the ages, only stands 32 metres today.

When the french first occupied Algeria in the 1800s, the French Navy used the ruin for target practice, and several unsuccessful attempts have even been made throughout the centuries to destroy the monument completely. In 1555, an order was issued by Salah Rais, the Pasha of Algiers, to have the mausoleum demolished, but it was miraculously saved when wasps swarmed out, stinging some of the workmen to death which resulted in the abandonment of the undertaking.

Most of the ornamental stonework has been stolen and what remains of the structure is a shell of its original self. Inside, the centre of the mausoleum there are two vaulted chambers separated by a short passage. One chamber measures 142ft in length by 11ft width and is 11ft in height, while the other chamber is smaller. The innermost gallery is reached through huge stone doors which can be moved up and down with levers. Access to the inner chambers of the Royal Mausoleum is off limits, and photographs of the inner chambers are virtually non-existent.

#megalthic#algeria#berber#ancientruin
#megalithic#lostcity#stonework#ruins
#africanhistory#blackhistory#berber
#ancientarchitecture#northafrica#tomb
#atlantis#atlas#mauritius#mauritania
#ancientstones#hiddenknowledge#past
#historicarchitecture#travelafrica
#ancientafrica#arcaneearth

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New post up on www.historyshift.com! We went and visited the famous rock wall at Sage Mountain! Video is coming, Enjoy!

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#megaliths 👽📱

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‪New BIG post up at HistoryShift.blogspot.com! I added some some video that will take you Straight to Dolmens! @SnkBrs! Some of the best sites and locations are up, Enjoy!

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I've barely posted any pictures from Colombia but here are some more statues.

These guys are some of the only remaining statues with the original colours! They're dated to around 2,000 years ago and like the other statues at nearby San Agustin, they were all found buried underground along with dolmens.

They were in a separate park that was a 5km or so walk out of town. The San Agustin culture vanished before the Spanish arrived and next to nothing is known about them as they left remarkably little. Even their name is Spanish as nobody knows what they called themselves or what language they spoke.
Some of the statue's penises have been tied shut which indicates they may have come from the Amazon basin. In the Amazon river, there's a fish that can swim up your pee stream and eat your dick from the inside out. That's the only reason archaeologists can think of as to why they would depict people like that.

#sanagustin #elpurutal #laspiedras #ancientstatues #colouredstatues #ancientcolors #ancientcolombia #colombianhistory #huila #sanagustinhuila #explorecolombia #thewhymindset #understandingthepast #ancientorigins #ancientarcharology #precolumbian #ancientcivilization #lostcivilization #lostcivilisation

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New post up my blog! Check it out with some NEW finds, some amazing rocks! historyshift.com Enjoy!

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The archaeological park of San Agustin is the largest in all of South America! It contains over 500 statues, all of which were found underground in burial mounds. The culture dates back around 5,000 years, but the statues were said to be erected between 1-900ad. The San Agustin people abandoned the site around 100 years before the Spanish arrived. Nobody knows why.

While I was there, I noticed, and my guide reaffirmed, the fact that a lot of the statues are quite similar to those of the Bada Valley in Sulawesi, Indonesia, or the Moai of Easter Island.

Even more similar however, are the statues from Nuku Hiva, in French Polynesia. Especially when compared to the final picture here.

Could this Polynesian civilisation of statue builders be the same ones who created San Agustin in Colombia?

At first thought, it sounds absurd. According to conventional wisdom, we're taught that Columbus was the first outsider to find the Americas (aside from a brief spell of the Vikings in Canada). Therefore, they must have developed independently... Well, the coincidences stretch further than simple similarities in stonework.
Did you know that indigenous South Americans have been found to have Polynesian DNA? This alone proves that the Polynesians found South America long before the Spanish arrived, but does it suggest that their culture influenced the San Agustin builders?
It's no mystery that the Polynesians were capable of long distance sea voyages around the exact time that the San Agustin culture started building statues (after previously living in the region for 3,000 years and not building any). What do you think?
Also, unrelated but still interesting is the fact that the first two pics (taken at different sites) depict an eagle eating a snake. This was the foundational myth of the Aztecs, still present on the Mexican flag to this day. Central American cultures supposedly never came into contact with South American ones. Is this just a coincidence? According to mainstream history, all cultures in the Americas crossed over the Bering strait around 12,000 years ago (which has since been pushed back to 20,000). (Continued in comments)

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Another lost city Shivta in the Middle East desert 🐫 🏛 should be part of the ancient ‘Incense Trade Route’ sites like #petra and others 👽🛸 #shivta #negev #desert #megaliths #megalithic #megalithicmarvels #ancient #ancienthistory #ancientcivilization #mavic #dji #mavicair

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