The Seven Greatest Riddles in History | Full Documentary

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Why is the Holy Grail always depicted as being of gold and jewel encrusted? That is not realistic.

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1:26 The Curse of the Pharaoh 9:28 Atlantis 16:25 The Holy Grail 24:05 The Treasure of the Nibelung 31:28 The Search for Attila’s Tomb 38:42 Werewolves 46:36 The Bermuda Triangle

How many times have i heard "there are no right angles in nature" ? One just has to explore along the top rim of the Grand Canyon or many of it's countless tributaries in canyon lands of Utah & Arizona to find many perfectly square sand stone blocks of various but consistent sizes, some completely fractured, broken off cast into the canyon below as the clifftop erodes, others lay fractured but still tightly in place or barely separated from the matrix formation, Some people think these are ancient quarries because of the perfect rectangles & squares fractured in timely geological succession, seeming being quarried at one time in the distant past for some fantastic construction endeavor, Humans learned so many if not all aspects of geometry from nature and applied it to their own material world of creation & invention, From the construct of a flower or framework of a leaf, to the internal spiral design of a conch shell, Crystals and other minerals are developed into unique geometrical shapes. Even Lenticular clouds with their plethora of surreal fluid shapes are seen by some as UFO's masking themselves as clouds, Our planet is an amazing place and humans have accomplished some unimaginable feats, especially in the distant past, But i am just giving credit where credit is surely due.

Thank you! Interesting! Fascinating! You've given me a lot to think about, and read about. Very well done! 👍 The music is not overbearing. The narrator has a pleasant and soothing voice. I'll be subscribing and looking forward to more of your presentations! 😊

Plato got one decimal-place wrong: "Atlantis" was knocked down 900 years before he wrote, not 9000. That makes Santorini in just the right time period. As for that "Pillars of Hercules" clue, there was more than one such formation with that name in Plato's time, and one of them is on the mainland of Greece, facing just toward Santorini. The real moral lesson to be learned from the fate of Atlantis is: don't be so stupid as to build your city on top of a volcano.

Interesting. 🤔

When I was about sixteen this question really stumped me. I asked my geography teacher, and he said "you need a clock." It suddenly clicked, and it blew my mind.

Wasn’t the king tut curse already debunked.

Isn't it a problem that Attila was buried in today's Estregom in a kurgan next to the stream, which is called a river?

Ya. Nature doesnt produce right angles....except...you know...when it does.....😶

Rock of Gibraltar in ancient times was Not known as the pillars of Hercules!!!

Atlantis was in Azores.

Did King tut have an elongated skull as some have claimed?

8:00 did he have breasts, too? Why did they draw him like that?

Corpse and grave robbers. Why cant they understand what theyre doing is despicable? The pharoahs curse should have been more vicious