Hey guys, today let us take a look at this ancient carving in Angkor Wat Temple that
changes everything we know about Angkor Wat.
Here you can see a figure riding an elephant, but look, this elephant has 4 tusks.
You can see 2 tusks on the left side, and 2 tusks on the right.
This is crazy, because we don't have elephants with 4 tusks today, but, 4 tusked elephants
actually existed a long time ago.
Experts say these 4 tusked elephants became extinct about 2 Million Years ago.
And archeologists say that Angkor Wat was built just 900 years ago.
If both these are true, how could the sculptors living 900 years ago, carve an animal that
vanished 2 Million years ago?
Think about it, if you are a sculptor carving this scene, you would have observed the animal
with your own eyes before starting to carve.
This is the standard procedure even today, so you can create an accurate carving of its
size, and the corresponding size of human riding it, and all its features.
But how did the sculptor who lived 900 years ago, see and observe an animal that became
extinct 2 Million years before he lived?
Some people who believe in strict models of evolution will obviously be flustered by this
carving, and dismiss it as mere imagination, or a mere exaggeration by the sculptor, but
believe it or not, a 4 tusked elephant fossil has been found in the same ancient kingdom.
In today's map, this fossil is found in Sulawesi of Indonesia, but during ancient times, this
belonged to the same Hindu kingdom which included Cambodia and Indonesia.
This 4 tusked elephant has been dated to 2 Million years old, which confirms 2 things,
one: such a species actually existed in the same region where Angkor Wat temple is located.
Two: these bones are actually two million years old.
And this is mind-boggling, because according to mainstream theory, humans did not even
exist 2 million years ago, there were no homosapiens at that time, only other apes with primitive
brains existed.
So why do we see a carving that shows humans and these prehistoric animals together?
Is it possible that Angkor Wat was not built 900 years ago, but built much earlier in time?
Before we go into that, let me show you another strange carving.
This pillar is full of micro-carvings of various animals, but here, you can see this strange
animal.
We can clearly see that it does not resemble any animal that exists today.
It has a flat snout, strong short legs and a long pointed tail.
This animal is almost identical to another extinct animal called Hyaenodon.
The Hyaenodon not only had a flat snout, and a long pointed tail, it even had stripes on
its body.
Look at the carving, even though the entire carving is only one inch long, the sculptor
has put stripes on its body.
There is no doubt that this is a Hyeanadon, however, these animals also became extinct
millions of years ago.
Why do we find prehistoric animals carved in Angkor Wat?
If historians are accurate, how could the sculptors who lived 900 years ago have accurately
seen these animals which became extinct millions of years ago, and carve them accurately with
all their features?
There are only 2 possibilities unless you believe that ancient Hindus were time travelers.
The first option is , these animals did not become extinct until 900 years ago, and were
roaming freely alongside human beings.
Imagine 4 tusked elephants and Hyanodons, the largest ones were 10 feet long, roaming
around 900 years ago.
If you accept this option, we have to completely revamp the current theory of animal evolution,
because these animals became extinct, and slightly different animals came and went and
we have to change a huge chart called evolutionary tree.
The second option is that these animals did become extinct millions of years ago, but
human beings also existed millions of years ago.
This means that Human beings did not evolve from great apes a few hundred thousand years
ago.
And we can simply accept that we have not found the fossil remains of ancient human
beings.
This also changes the evolutionary tree, but it keeps everything else intact, and changes
only the tiny branch called humans.
Did humans really evolve from great apes?
How solid is this theory?
According to mainstream scientists Homosapiens evolved from other species just 200,000 years
ago.
They have plenty of fossil records to support this theory.
But if you ask the question, why couldn't homosapiens be living half a million years
ago, one of the main reasons given, is the lack of fossil evidence.
Now ask yourself this important question: Does absence of evidence mean evidence of
absence?
And it is a good question to ask.
Some argue that If human beings lived half a million years ago, then scientists should
have found fossils pertaining to that same timeline.
But the earth is so large, that we still could find more evidences that human beings were
prevalent more than 200,000 years ago.
In fact, this theory that homosapiens are 200,000 years old has been proven wrong after
recent findings.
Now they have found fragments of human skull and bones in Morocco, and they have dated
this to about 3,15,000 years confirming that our species is a lot older than the initial
estimate.
What is more interesting, they found stone tools with these remains confirming that humans
were using tools even 3,15,000 years ago.
So, just like that, human existence on the planet, gained 115,000 more years, that is
more than 50 percent the initial estimate, okay?
So it is better to keep an open mind that human beings are perhaps much older creatures,
I mean how do we know that we will not discover fossils of homosapiens that are half a million
years old?
The earth is so vast that we could find it in the future, and may be human beings are
much older.
And a similar problem is being faced by archeologists and historians as well.
They had always maintained that human beings only started building big stone structures
and made carvings in the last 5000 years.
But recent dating in the ancient ruin of Gobekli Tepe in Turkey has shattered all these theories.
They found amazing carvings and brilliant stone structures created 12,000 years ago.
Archeologists have sheepishly confirmed that these carvings you see are from 10,000 B.C,
so now historians and archeologists have admitted that human beings were quite civilized even
12,000 years ago, doubling the initial estimate.
Now, they have even accepted that human beings understood complex subjects like geometry,
12,000 years ago.
These new findings lead to a very important question: Is Angkor Wat Temple really 900
years old, or was it built much earlier in time?
Is it possible that Angkor Wat was actually built by a much superior civilization that
existed many thousand years ago?
This is not only on my mind, but many historians have wondered about this.
Why?
Because Angkor Wat is much much larger than any other temples.
While other Hindu temples in Cambodia are dedicated to Shiva, Angkor Wat is dedicated
to Vishnu.
While all other temples are built facing east, Angkor Wat is the only temple built facing
west.
If Angkor Wat was in fact built 900 years ago, why didn't the immediate generations
build larger and grander structures?
It is humanly impossible to build such a large temple within a span of just 37 years.
More importantly, why do we see prehistoric, extinct animals carved on the walls of the
temple?
Perhaps Angkor Wat was built much earlier in time by very advanced ancient builders.
I have shown you my findings in Angkor Wat, but now, it is your turn to tell me what's
going on here.
Did these animals roam our planet until 900 years ago?
Did human beings exist 2 Million years ago?
Were the sculptors time travelers who could go to the past, observe the prehistoric animals
and come back and carve them?
Were they spiritually gifted who could look into the past?
No matter what your conclusion is, one thing is very clear - what we hear from historians
and archeologists is not the full picture.
There are lots of missing pieces in this giant jigsaw puzzle called history.
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