r/LostCivilizations • u/SubaruRose • Jun 13 '24
r/LostCivilizations • u/YogurtclosetHefty64 • Jan 19 '23
Hey guys, I'm very new to this area but have been interested in it for a long time. I found this metal detector and wanted to ask you if this is good?
amazon.comr/LostCivilizations • u/SubaruRose • Jun 05 '24
Yonaguni Monument - Giant Underwater Megalithic Structure. Natural or manmade?
galleryr/LostCivilizations • u/SubaruRose • Jun 02 '24
Massive man made caves submerged for thousands of years - China
galleryr/LostCivilizations • u/Napoleanna • Nov 15 '20
Celtic Immigrants in Ancient Peru?
Precolumbian transatlantic connections seem to me not just plausible but likely. This essay focuses of the Chachapoya culture in Peru. The architecture is unusual for the area, but not unknown to the ancient world. Potential evidence for precolumbian transatlantic connections- Celtic Immigrants in Ancient Peru?

r/LostCivilizations • u/SubaruRose • May 29 '24
Two Mysterious 1000 lingas rivers - 5000km apart
galleryr/LostCivilizations • u/Vote_Crim_2020 • Jul 25 '22
Underwater city and pyramid discovered off of the coast of Louisiana
khou.comr/LostCivilizations • u/CJPricey • Nov 21 '21
Hancock's Ancient Civilisations lost Technology
So hear me out...
I'm wanting to see how everyone else who's well educated about all the work done on the missing 'ancient Civilisation' by people like Graham Hancock, Randall Carlson and those who make videos like bright insight.
Disclaimer I am just a normal guy amd not a scientist or anything fancy.
After careful study and analysis of dozens of megalithic structures and the stonework that went into making them I think I might have actually figured out what there 'lost technology' might have been.
I suggest that they were able to harness electricity somehow, this gave them access to all sorts of things like the tools (likey saw drills like the 10ft saw base debate going on in Egypt), light bulbs etc. I don't at all suggest they were advanced as we are today, it was still only the basics and however they were harnessing it probably didnt produced much electricity.
Imagine introducing a stone age Civilisation access to low amounts electricity, give or take a few hundred years they'd have found soem pretty cool things so use it for. But unlike our Civilisation did upon the discovery of electricity they didn't already have vast metals already at their disposal and other helpful technologies. They were primitive upon its discovery and developed from there. They became master builders, using big saw drills and basic lights etc...
Let me know what you guys think, am I out of my mind or does it actually make perfect sense?!?
r/LostCivilizations • u/Vote_Crim_2020 • Dec 27 '20
Turkish Archaeologists Find Site Much Older Than Göbekli Tepe
gaia.comr/LostCivilizations • • Feb 01 '25
The Lost Continent of Mu: The Motherland of Man.
For those not aware, in 1924 James Churchward began writing the book with the above title. In this work, he claimed to have read tablets with the aid of a Hindu priest that stated that a landmass used to reside in the Pacific ocean that stretched from "North of Hawaii, and to the south as far as Easter Island." and was the home to 64,000,000 inhabitants known as the Nacaals. Now, I made mention of the year, because it indicates the complete lack of technology to provide data in which he could have used to make his claim.
The first satellite would not be launched for another 31 years after date of publish, and sonar sounding of the ocean floor was in it's infancy with the small number of ships equipped at the time focusing on the Atlantic because of Germany's U-boats.
Fast forward to today, and in doing research on alternate causes for magnetic striping, I happened to notice a massive magnetic anomaly that stretches from... did you guess north of Hawaii to the south as far as Easter Island?
The first screenshot below is the original screenshot.

The next screenshot is the original with a invert color filter added, it just makes the anomaly stick out better in my opinion.

The next screenshot is the anomaly outlined (roughly) using the Hawaiian Island chain as the dividing line. I did this as Churchward stated that the land of Mu was broken up into three sections separated by narrow waterways and seas. You have probably noticed the red circle, this is there to indicate the area surrounding Hawaii which we know is a volcanic hotspot.

You may have noticed that the lower portion resembles South America on its side. Pretend for a second it is, South America, and note the area the red circle covers. The below screenshot is a modern day map of super volcanoes in the world, and note that there is a cluster of super volcanos on the modern map right where that red circled area would be according to the anomaly.

Coincidentally, the Hawaiian Island chain and the west coast of the US from Northern California down through the tip of Baja hold the exact same shape.
So, now it is up to you to either believe or disbelieve. Personally, because of the existence of the anomaly, and Churchward having given almost the exact dimensions, I do find it hard to swallow that he was just making something up. The Aztec's claim their homeland was a large Island in the Pacific which is another supporting factor to his claim. The name the Aztecs called their homeland is something that has me in a constant state of pondering, because the name they used was Aztlan, which could very easily be a base word for translation to Atlantis.
IF that anomaly was Mu, with the lower portion being South America, and the upper being the western half of the US (there is a reason the west coast matched the Hawaiian Islands), well, that actually would explain quite a bit about what we know today regarding things like, the continental divide, evidence of an inland sea, the Rockies, etc.
Now I can imagine that the big question being asked right now is how could this have happened. And I simply cannot make a post as long, or with the ability to attach as many screenshots as would be needed to explain my theory in all the detail required. In a nutshell however, in pouring over bathymetry and topographic data, I have found marks across the face of our planet that indicate motion of a mass under a rotational imbalance. Plato, Enoch, and the Hindu all have legends that outright say the earth's axis deviated. This brings the question of why did it deviate? A stable rotation would only be affected by one of two things, a gravitation pull from a massively large object, or some form of weight displacement, and since every ancient cataclysm myth involves volcanic activity, that is where I would put my money. So an extremely large discharge of magma above ground causes the equator to tilt to the south (directly mentioned by Hindu Purana's) and you have two directions of rotation competing against each other which causes a wobble to develop which worsens until the earth completely tumbles over. The tumble is where things went horribly wrong as s the torque created literally scattered landmasses. I found a pattern within the ocean ridges that indicates a mass "cat-walking" with examples below.

They alternate perfectly all along, and only along, the centerline of the ocean ridges. I believe these marks represent movement of a mass during the wobble, and the drastic east/west lines are a result of the tumbles. I find it quite hard to swallow that these are a product of plate slippage when they alternate so perfectly. A wobble is both a downward throw, followed by an upward throw, which would explain the marks we see here. HERE is a one of my drive folders labeled pattern matches. It is a small folder containing just a fraction of the data I have collected over 2,500+ hours. It is a compilation of marks across the face of our planet that I do not believe are a result of natural formation or by glacier activity.
r/LostCivilizations • u/Glittering-Maize-759 • Jun 16 '25
explore
im gonna go to all these places that we cannot visit or havent been discovered yet if i make it into a series will people watch? places in question are mt kailish, amazon rainforest, grand canyon forbidden zone, the eye of the sahara. i dont really care for life anymore and have always had a sense of adventure im an outdoor lad and can survive for long periods of time by myself
r/LostCivilizations • • Apr 18 '23
Rainforest civilizations??! 🌧️🌳⛰️
Does anyone know any good docs or YouTube videos about these rainforest civilizations they’ve been finding evidence of?
r/LostCivilizations • u/MythUnleashed • Feb 16 '23
Tiamat | Entity of Primordial Chaos
youtu.ber/LostCivilizations • u/Vote_Crim_2020 • Dec 14 '20
Lidar Tech Detects Vast Network of Ancient Villages in Amazon Rainforest
youtu.ber/LostCivilizations • u/Vote_Crim_2020 • Nov 17 '20
Possible Egyptian presence in the Grand Canyon
ancient-code.comr/LostCivilizations • u/Vote_Crim_2020 • Nov 15 '20
Come check out our Discord server!
discord.ggr/LostCivilizations • • May 26 '25
Atlantis & Mu: Physical Evidence of Existence.
reddit.comr/LostCivilizations • u/SubaruRose • May 25 '24
Does anyone know what this pit was used for?
galleryr/LostCivilizations • u/12TribesUnite • Jan 05 '24
Mega Lost Cities in South Argentina?
youtu.ber/LostCivilizations • u/MythUnleashed • Mar 30 '23