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So happy that so many young people are intoxicated by our mysterious ancient world. So much to discover. So much to learn.

Nikola Tesla, once said, “If you want to know the secrets of the Universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration.”

A deep dive into India's history and architecture proves to be another lost advanced civilization that had technologies that were lost to time. Intricate temples carved out of mountains, precision stonework, megalithic structures, and captive 3-D stone carvings.

Well I think it's safe to say we know the next big name in voice overs and archeological documentaries. Well done Jahannah.

It is a bit interesting to me that in the scientific realm people speculate that the best way to communicate with another intelligent species would be through mathematics because even if the symbol for the numbers change, the actual math itself doesn't. And yet, when we find seemingly advanced mathematics in ancient sites it's often hand waved away as a mere coincidence. No, I'm not saying aliens built ancient sites, I'm saying that math is its own language and our ancestors had the same brains we do.

I have been to this place couple of times, once in my childhood and once in teenage. It was a mind bending experience then and it still is the same now. It's in general knowledge of the locals around Barabar Caves and also as per the local historians that these caves were built in Mahabharat period i.e.; 3500 BCE. The current city of Rajgir near to where these caves are, is the ancient kingdom of Magadha and Jarasandh was it's powerful king who wrestled with Bheem (Pandava) there and lost badly. Lord Krishna instructed Bheem to fight Jarasandh to end his cruel rule of East india. Also, it's said that these caves were not hand carved and were used by ancient sages to practice Yoga and to enhancie their spiritual prowess (Kundalini).

Truly fascinating. More and more, evidence is pointing to the fact that our ancestors were way more advanced than we have been taught.

I can't even imagine the amount of work you guys have put into this research and getting this information to the public. It is immensely appreciated.

They were clearly more advanced! I find it so odd that we will STILL assume they built in the dark, naked and afraid! 😂

If I had to bet, I'd say whatever was going on in the Serapeum of Saqqara was going on here. Resonance healing. Consciousness projection. Whatever it was... it was advanced and it took some kind of tech to design and build. You are an excellent narrator. Thanks for this.

Also; while watching-- there is such a feeling of deja vu; as if I should recognize and know these places, what they are, who made them, and why. Everytime the interior is shown in this video-- that deja vu. Anyone else feel that way?

So freaking awesome! The roughness tester is called a profilometer. Those numbers of the chambers are amazing. The technology the ancients had is mind blowing. Not only were they more advanced, but used the energy of our natural environment and didn't pollute and destroy the planet as our race of humans are doing.

The stonemasons' analyses are as convincing as it gets. The chambers don't look like traditional Indian work. Fantastic documentary.

Jahanna has now fully assumed her Tomb Raider shadow self. I love it.

What they accomplished in Barabar combined with the 3-D scans of the vases that Ben and Jimmy had done points to precision far beyond what the "tools of the age" were capable of. Either we have been out right lied to or the 'experts' are too prideful or embarrassed to admit they have no real idea how any of this was done!

I cannot thank you enough for being part of the dream team of new archeology !! As a mom who can’t travel the world right now raising two kids between U Ben Graham Hugh Andrew Praveen Billy Jimmy Luke Matt - All those who are throwing out the old books and taking us on tremendous journeys!!! Love love love and so much RESPECT!!! Keep it up we appreciate it so much!!! I’m patiently waiting for someone to join Praveen and kick Indian knowledge into the western world!! It’s so beautiful and fascinating!! (As a 20+ year yoga teacher BRING IT) 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟❤️❤️❤️❤️

This, to me, is by far the most compelling evidence of ancient advanced technology I've ever seen.

Jahannah James needs to narrate everything. Although, her live presentations are top notch. Bring on CS25!!!

Great job with Narration!!! These documentaries you are involved in are fascinating!! Cheers from Texas

I just thought about singing and chanting in these Rooms... especially when it was brand new 😮

I get excited everytime Jahannah releases something new because I know it will be quality viewing

These building/caves like other buildings around the world had a purpose but they also were a statement telling us "they" were once there and "they" were very intelligent! I would very much like to see the use of Tibetan sound bowls inside Sudama cave, it's shaped like a human, with a head and body sections!

"After years of exploration and reflection, it's clear to us that this colossal undertaking had a precise important purpose..." to make such an amazing documentary about it. That was amazing work, production and narrating. Absolutely loved it. Thank you so much for sharing Indjahannah James

Why Barabar? It is pretty remote. A cluster of small Granite hills surrounded by a wide flat plain that was probably a lot more fertile in prehistory. An ancient river just to the East that was also probably much wider in the past. If you are going to build something this special, surely you do it where it can be shown off or at least accessed relatively easily. Has any work been done on the wider area? Lidar for instance. The surrounding landscape must contain some clues that are lost or misunderstood. Do the caves line up to the stars, sun or moon in any way? Great job bringing this documentary to the English speaking world Jahannah 10/10

great documentary, thanks for releasing these for free for those of us too poor for a subscription service....but man whoever the editor/compositor is is incredible!

I think there were a few moments that I had to force myself to blink. What an absolutely amazing film. Thank you for sharing this, Jahannah!

What a sensational, crazy, smart documentary of such ancient enigmas!!! I'm really happy to see people with various educational specialties and backgrounds come together and have a look at these structures from a different angle and under a different light. It really tugs on the imagination while providing intriguing technological data.

One of your best productions. Very , very Interesting.

Absolutely brilliant documentary. Thank you so much for your work.

The extremely high level of craftsmanship on the interior shows how much they respected their craft. It’s very puzzling to me why they would go outside and sharpen their chisels on the façade. In my opinion someone with that level of skill/intelligence wouldn’t go and sharpen their tools on same structure they are working on. The other caves didn’t have any of the sharpening marks. It’s gotta be something else. Great job narrating the documentary. Thanks for sharing.

so happy to see more folks looking into the enigmas of ancient india, there is much to connect and it will be uncovered

Your narration is right up there with the best I've ever heard. Much respect!

Knocked it out of the park. Lil bit of woo, whole lotta science. Jahanna, keep rockin! I really appreciate you're taking a step beyond the norm and throwing some production value and narrative into your work. It really sets you apart from the youtubers who just comment and query. Keep it up.

Yes the epics of India record nuclear war and other weapons that we don’t have yet like a nuke that freezes everything to absolute zero.

Well i just finished watching this on another youtube channel and i absolutely love every single second and now realizing you were the narrator makes it just that much more brilliant ❤ please keep making more videos with a focus on science and spreading knowledge. Thank you all that was apart of making of this!

Another gold star job! I love the details. I look forward to seeing your next adventure.

This is immensely interesting and a great production. I now hold these chambers right up there with the most enigmatic technological feats from pre-history. Amazing

Thank you for making this fascinating film free to all

I have been following your analysis of Barabar since 2017. You have outdone yourselves in presenting your findings. I have recommended this video to family and friends and they have all found it astonishing. Thank you for making this enigmatic site approachable for everyone.

Most mind-blowing is the fact that we, in the 21st century, did not know how precise these caves were before we measured them with laser tools. Our eyes cannot tell us that. So how should a people with copper tools and primitive measuring devices be able to make this so precise? If you cannot see the precision or imprecision, you simply cannot do it. Not in a million years. This screams to the heavens. The fact that the builders did not have laser-precision tools makes this impossible. Utterly.

Thanks for taking the viewers right in and making it informative and engaging ❤I’d love to see India 🇮🇳 ❤ I enjoyed the filmed scrutiny 🎉Bravo 🎊

When written history is silent, Buildings speak ❤❤❤

Rediculously brilliant! Undeniably amazing! Completely compelling!! Just… what???!!! How are there only a couple of hundred likes on this presentation? I’m simultaneously flummoxed and astounded. Throughout my consumption of this presentation I was saying aloud, “Harmonics!” and there it was, near the end. Harmonics say a lot. Haha. But seriously, what the actual hell, y’all!!

I'm not sure if it was mentioned in the video and I just missed it, but has the material that was removed in order to create these structures been excavated and studied? I would think that the best way to back-engineer the process would be to examine the tool marks on the debris that was removed, as that would bear the tool imprints since there was no finishing or polishing process applied to that.

It's exciting how it appears that the ancients created places to make use of sound I hope these technologies will return someday for the benefit of people everywhere.

That was epic! Like a real tv programme bravo 👏

Great job young lady, keep up the good work.

Gaaaad 8ve been waiting for this. A couple th9ngs to do and ill listen while i clean up my man mess...tools and such😅

One of the best Dokus i have seen up to now

It`s going to be interesting how the archeologists are going to explain this one. I have been lucky to know of these man made caves and l can not wait to hear how they are going to explain them and how they did them with rock balls . These caves are so fantastic and where made by real artistans watch and see

Wow 😮 absolutely incredible 🤯🤯🤯

More and more obvious advanced technologies absorbed every ancient civilization ever thought of.

There is something deeply sci-fi about this place.

So fascinating, I need more

This is an absolute masterpiece. Im left speechless and stunned.

Thanks. I heard about Barabar cave, but not all the other ones. Great presentation. 😎

I could listen to you talk about archeology for hours. LOVE your voice and intonations.

I think you are an extraordinary person and your research is invaluable to the world. You are exploring the cutting edge of archaeology while academia tries to make excuses for putting all of history inside a box that is too small for it. I'm really stunned by this documentary. It's mind blowing. Thank you so much for putting it together.

Absolutely Spectacular!!!

Amazing film! Thanks for posting this Jahanna, and for your excellent narration of course. An idea for the team's next visit - try hitting the resonant frequency of all three rooms simultaneously and see what happens. I'm sure the builders created 3 for a reason. Excited just thinking about it!

For those who think the Granite can be “melted and moulded” using extreme heat/pressure, what you end up with when it cools is Gneiss, not Granite. Granite can only form from molten rock deep in the Earth’s crust by slowly cooling over very long periods (thousands of years plus). You cannot “just” melt granite, pour it and let it set again to get back granite. Granite is - literally - a rock composed of course crystal grains that take time to form. Granite does have a high quartz content (silicon dioxide) and that is significant, as Silicon is a metalloid, while Oxygen is highly paramagnetic, making it a good medium for adsorbing EVOs along crystal boundaries- and EVOs strongly affect metallic bonding, meaning “solid” silica-bearing rocks or metals become plastic - they can literally then be shaped like clay: the EVOs can then be leached out using water, to leave a once-more “solid” surface. Now, to create EVOs, you need water (better HHO, a different configuration of the H+ and OH- ions), “electron donors (particularly metals)”, (ultra)sound and resonance - exactly what these chambers can deliver. Just my take on it, but it does strongly suggest these chambers are, indeed, the product of a previous (antediluvian?) society with knowledge of how to create EVOs for energy production, transmutation and construction (through material softening/re-hardening without the need for extreme heat or pressure) - and, yes, there are overlaps with geopolymer production - but, as I said, you cannot grind down or melt granite, shape it, and let it cool again and still end up with granite.

I love your work and constantly rewatch it all. Thank You!

Such a great video topic. It's unbelievable how smooth you are.

Such a well put together and interesting documentary. Hats off to all involved.

That was fascinating. There sure seems to be something special here. Thanks for sharing and great narrative!

The countdown intro is awesome!

One of the best documentaries i have seen yet. Amazing research. The hardwork behind is obvious. Awaiting for more such work.

This is so well-made, informative, and amazing. I got hooked on your videos featuring Sekhmet. There's just so much knowledge we have yet to discover and understand and I think that is scary and beautiful at the same time.

YOUR BEST YET ! Long time sub. Excellent, just Excellent ! Thank you

Amazing production. The chat was fun too!!

Just found this, and gotta say- even as open credits run; I'm so excited! Love love love!

It has been a while since I looked at your videos, and goodness, how well you have progressed. Thank you.

A lot older than We're being told, certainly.

Jahannah I didn’t even watch before I donated because I know I will be impressed. I love your personality and your videos. I can’t watch this all the way through because it’s after midnight but I promise I will watch, hopefully with my bestie on Wednesday. ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

Thankyou for this fantastic information

Can't wait!

Fantastic presentation; all actual measurements, such precise work of surveying and so comprehensive! This is the kind of surveying I have hoped for decades that some investigative group would do. Very impressive body of work, and thank you for sharing with the public.

Thankyou so much for sharing this Jahanna,such fantastic work buy the whole team and beautiful naration 👍❤️

Thank you, Jahannah! This is an amazingly well researched and delivered documentary. It brings me great joy to see these locations brought under the scrutiny of fresh views and new eyes. You and the team of B.A.M are doing amazing work🙏🙏🙏

Very nice uptick in quality. It's what we needed

Pre consciousness humans with a glimpse of consciousness were trying to create perfection. The concept of Perfection, the first glimpse at the dawn of consciousness

Amazing research and labor was put into this movie. Great job to the creators of this. I’m completely baffled and this gave me a great feeling of curiosity and stirred my imagination like I haven’t had since I was young. It’s hard to describe but yes a sort of excitement over these mysteries.

Go you! Well done on the new vid - they just keep getting better - actor, adventurer and awesome documentarian!

Fascinating. JJ is absolutely crushing life. It's inspiring.

Amazing work again!!! I loved watching

Fascinating! Jahana is an amazing narrator. Very well done documentary.

How did i not know about this? What a great show, and the narration was amazing! Thank you for introducing this new wonder to me.

Jo just out here killin it, as always!

Its awesome how popular these new ideas are becoming. Thinking out of the box and in new ways is healthy and good for humam beings.

This is a great piece of research and an excellent video. Thanks to all involved in producing it.

You’re on to something here. We’ll soon be hearing your voice in many media places I suspect. Very nice job.

Fantastic work! Congratulations to everyone involved! 👌😀 I hope we will see more soon... 🤞

You really knocked it out of the park with the summary of the scan documentation! My goodness that makes everything so clear. That level of precision is just insane...how is that possible?

I think this is amazingly beautiful and incredible. I like how you brought attention in this doc about how we have linear assumption about our ancestry. I heard it put best that we are currently now a civilization of amnesia. It seems to me we currently understand much of our recent technological prowess to some massive leap in fundamental intelligence. I think we just found out a more efficient application of creative knowledge. I’m just saying that for those that assume these amazing ancient engineering feats as being “impossible” for on our ancestor’s on their own is very ignorant and a show of ego. Most people in today’s society lack a socially productive skill that is considered to be a refined art, at least in the West. Some cultural enclaves found in other parts of the World, such as Japan and Asia as a small example, still show amazing generational craftsmanship that a majority of the World population can’t relate to.

Amazing job to the whole team, and you crushed the narration Jahanna!

This is wonderful! Great job!

Very good!

Thank you for this ! Best yet !

Excellent! Loved every minute of this!