Гаубец: "Это крах официальной истории Древнего мира" | Максим Гаубец

FORGOTTEN RUINS CLUB https://t.me/narniyantik/20208 Watch current videos on delib: https://delib.ru/video Book "Zmey Gorynych, Dobrynya Nikitich, and Koschei Who Joined Them": Ozon: https://www.ozon.ru/product/zmey-gory... Wildberries: https://www.wildberries.ru/catalog/55... Book "Kaptar D.L. Zmey Gorynych – Hero of the Far Far Away Kingdom. Book Two": Ozon: https://www.ozon.ru/product/zmey-gory... Wildberries: https://www.wildberries.ru/catalog/10... Register for the conference "Unobvious History": https://delib.ru/meetings/1790 Maksim Gaubets shows Tarsus, Selge, and Termessos—places where stone holds too many questions. Unfinished sarcophagi, delicately drilled marble, "stone flowers," giant blocks, buried passages, underground canals, reservoirs, and thousands of ancient sarcophagi. This episode explores past technologies that still remain a mystery. 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 Tion Publishing House Website: https://idtion.ru/ Den Bookstore: https://den-magazin.ru/utm/87 Meetings with Authors: https://delib.ru/meetings 00:00 Dionis Kaptar introduces Maxim Gaubetz 00:13 What are “forgotten ruins”? 01:14 Tarsus, Anatolia 02:15 Tarsus Museum and Strange Ceramic Coffins 04:15 Anatolian Sarcophagus and Marble Box 05:16 Why Unfinished Decor is Important 05:47 Four stages of sarcophagus production 06:47 rough form of wreath, flower, and bunch of grapes 07:47 second and third stages of processing 08:47 finest drilling of marble 10:49 why marble cannot be considered "plasticine" 12:50 why the official story does not explain the technology 14:50 final stage and the "stone flower" 16:51 Tarsus, Cleopatra, Mark Antony, and the Apostle Paul 18:52 crossing to Selga and forgotten ruins in the mountains 19:52 gigantic theater in a small village 20:54 theater as architecture of gigantic scale 21:54 why the theater is located in a remote mountainous area 22:55 15–25 thousand seats 24:55 galleries and underground structures of the theater 26:46 artificial bowl and walls of the theater 27:46 Piranesi and the ruins of 18th-century Rome 30:56 how Rome was torn apart for new Buildings 31:56 Micro-decor inside a giant theater 32:56 Uncomfortable seats and a "child-sized" version 34:57 Unfinished block joints 36:57 Why Selge looks like a challenge to official history 39:59 Termessos 41:24 The Termessos theater and the perfect preservation of the stone 42:24 Internal galleries and arched structure 45:25 An artificial platform between two mountains 47:26 Landscape modification and drainage 49:26 Thousands of Termessos sarcophagi 50:26 Sarcophagi as blanks and the "factory" of antiquity 51:27 Sarcophagus with lions 52:27 A mausoleum above the sarcophagus and a decorative disk 54:01 Dynamics of ancient ornamentation 55:02 Arches and "bridges to nowhere" 56:02 Underground Termessos and traces of processing stone 57:03 reservoirs and a functioning filtration system 58:03 walls of Termessos from nowhere to nowhere 59:04 large structure and internal theater 01:00:06 late reconstructions and built-in columns 01:01:06 scale of the building and block debris 01:02:07 doorway and engineering trick with load 01:04:07 unfinished projections and building height 01:07:38 small "temple of Artemis" as a neighboring object 01:08:39 50-centimeter steps and awkward anatomy 01:10:40 multi-ton door blocks 01:11:23 announcement of the conference "Unobvious History" 01:14:15 new book by Gaubetz about Baalbek 01:15:16 Russian researchers of Baalbek and Proceedings of the Academy of Sciences 01:17:24 Finale and invitation to the conference #MaximGaubets #DionysusKaptar #ForgottenRuins #Tarsus #Termesos #Selge #Baalbek #UnobviousHistory #ancientTechnologies #sarcophagi #antiquity #Piranesi #Anatolia #Turkey #archaeology #alternativehistory