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National Geographic explorer Albert Lin scales the peaks of Colombia, Jordan, and Peru to uncover lost mysteries of ancient civilizations.

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    • 3
      @leonardosolis616

      Hey National Geographic, upload more videos of Tigers, Elephants, Lions, and Crocodiles, those are good and I like them. and ease down on the episodes, DON’T upload too much, just upload two episodes a week, Thank you, and please keep the old outro in, bring back the old outro, I miss the old outro.

    • 5
      @ThierryBanos-f4q

      I have been to Ciudad Perdida, Petra and Machu Picchu among others but so far, Caral in Peru remains the most impressive I had a chance to visit concerning recent civilizations. Beyond that, any petroglyphs and other cave paintings (we have a lot of these in France even though they are far from being unique) are even more impressive. The Chauvet cave for example (replica accessible) drawves any site you may currently find in terms of richness and diversity of representations created tens of thousands years ago

  1. 10
    @Canadakarma

    I was always curious with match too. Pichu and surrounding mountains. There was the lower land ever submerged in water. And they were living above.
    Is there an elevation that they stop building at below?

  2. 12
    @cindyclayArt

    LiDAR makes FINDING these places, (some lost for thousands of years, because of natures life) revealed! Thank you!

  3. 14
    @elita2cents

    I love it, how giddy Albert Lin is, when he finds out new things. His giddiness is so infectious. Makes me giddy too.

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