The Mesoamerican ballgame was one of the most important cultural practices across Mesoamerica and was also one of the first recorded team sports in history. It was played by commoners and kings alike on ballcourts all over Mesoamerica. In this episode, we'll explore the meanings behind the ballgame, how it developed and how it's still being played by people today!
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Today's video is a compilation of this year's videos on Ancient South America: The Amazon, Machu Picchu, Nazca Lines, Nazca Mummies + more!
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Of all the mysteries involving ancient megalithic structures, made with large blocks of stone, the most puzzling is often: -“How” the primitive builders could move around massive rocks, without the benefit of powerful machinery. But that is only so because the experts are pushing dogmas that make this question relevant. The solution might be quite simple, and surprising. Hope you like the new video
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Moving Megaliths - How the experts are pushing the narrative.
There's a few that transport megaliths today. Please check out the video on this archaic practice in Nagaland, India and Nias Island, Sumatra Island, Indonesia ( 8:13 - 9:24 and 15:27 - 15:56 ).
Around 2000 years ago, Romans transported 450 tons ( 9:27 - 9:44 )
The entire video is worth watching also.
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Nias people