Максим Гаубец | Запредельные артефакты: Промышленность каменного века | Часть 1

Art historian Maxim Gaubetz. We examine the author's concept of "Stone Age industry": not "primitive people with stone axes," but large-scale production cycles—from quarries to on-site finishing. Underground mining in Northern Mesopotamia, where there are no traces of soot; logistics and transport without elephants or sleds; traces of cable saws, drills, and "combs" on blocks; Termessos as a production site with dozens of unfinished sarcophagi; Anatolian ruts in Phrygia, as if left by "self-propelled" carts; Baalbek and its quarries with blanks weighing hundreds and thousands of tons; Sardis, the capital of Lydia, with columns, flutes, and metal bushings, where finishing took place after installation. The theme of catastrophes and "buried" complexes as a factor in preservation. What in these traces is the routine of ancient technologies, and what is a challenge to our textbooks? The book "The Twilight of the Hegemon: The Secret Plan for America's Fall by Philip Becker": Ozon: https://www.ozon.ru/product/zakat-geg... Wildberries: https://www.wildberries.ru/catalog/35... Watch uncensored videos on DeLib.ru: https://delib.ru Boosty: https://boosty.to/den_club Follow us on other social media Telegram: https://t.me/knijnij_den VK: https://vk.com/knizhnyjden Zen https://dzen.ru/knijnij_den Website of the "Nashe Zavtra" Publishing House https://nzavtra.ru/ Bookstore "Day" https://den-magazin.ru/utm/87 Meetings with authors: https://den-magazin.ru/utm/97 00:00 Introduction 00:59 What is "Stone Age Industry" 03:21 Baalbek: Architecture and Giant Blocks 06:34 Baalbek Quarries: Blanks Weighing 900–1,400 Tons 10:05 Underground Quarries of Mesopotamia: Recycling 14:40 Why Researchers "Overlook" Quarries 16:22 Border Quarries: Rome vs. Persia, Christian Tombs 19:19 Long-Distance Transportation and Critique of "School" Logistics 21:28 Light in the Underground: Darkness and Problems Soot 24:49 Mirrors not working: limitations of "light transmission" 26:32 Traces on vaults and walls: segments, arcs, symmetry 29:17 Buried mines near the Syrian border 32:03 Termessos: a sarcophagus "factory," not a cemetery 34:27 The mass of blanks and the impossibility of transporting them along the terrain 40:16 Phrygia: Anatolian ruts in stone 45:26 Cable saws, drill marks, conversion into Byzantine churches 50:00 Marble: fine finishing, drilling, "signatures" and deformations 54:57 Sardis (Lydia): colonnade, bushings, lead, flutes 58:43 Finishing "on site", minimal errors 01:02:40 "Backfilling" of churches and preservation Complex 01:11:06 Conclusions, questions about the technologies, and an announcement of the continuation #MaximGaubets #arthistorian #StoneAgeIndustry #Baalbek #Phrygia #Termessos #Sardis #quarries #megaliths #columns #flutes #archaeology #ancientcivilizations #stonecraft #history