I never noticed the subtle angled interlocking blocks before. Very cleverly designed. And withstanding the test of time.

Keep on Trekking ! Uncovering Hidden History With Bricks & Mortar !

Just like the channel 👖 pantson the ground , Jen and Shepu I have learned so much and it’s been quite the adventure. Always looking forward to the next.🙌💪🙏🥰💯 thank you, Kairos

Such great investigative work. Love your work and effort for truth.

Awesome exploration!!!!

Thanks for another cool video. Yesterday I found what I just thought was a really intriguing pic of a spiral staircase. I wasn't even sure it was a photo so I did a Google search. I'm sure you know this but I found it really interesting that these star forts all over the world have the same spiral staircases. And it doesn't matter if the were (supposedly) made in the 1500s or the 1800s.

Great work !!. Loved the barge scene.. much love

That car is terrifying.

Kairos Always amazing presentations 🥰💯 and music 🎶

Thank you Kairos

❤ another gem. Thanking you kindly Sometimes we all need an extra set of expert eyes.. the subtle interlocking cut granite stones..... We did not notice that last time you were there.

Again ,,,Thank you

A super good super-bad time - thanks!

Looks like you found King Kong's lair! You also found proof of computer engineering and CNC cutting before it was invented. thank you! cheers

Love it! Thank you !

The last name listed on the urn, Maternus, came up as the archbishop of Milan circa 316 -328, almost nothing is known about Maternus.( according to AI, Alexa) Thanks for your work Kairos, love your detailed analysis.

Awesome, first time seeing your videos but I am hooked already

nice tour kairos

Why you don't have 100k subs I don't know. Actually I do. You are being shadow banned. Such good stuff

That car needs to be X-Factored

Thanks, Kairos!

I have the fairs official guide book from 1915, (archive) which clearly states the construction was concrete and steel😊. Let me open book and quote verbatim. Page 19: "The Palace of Fine Arts, directly west of the main group of exhibit palaces, and separated from it by Fine Arts Lagoon and by the Avenue of Administration, is curved in shape, the parallel arcs of its walls being 1,100 feet in length, with a great domed rotunda fronting the encircling colonnades. Close to the water’s edge, in front of the rotunda, is an altar with an attendant goddess guarding the flame of inspiration. This palace is entirely of steel and concrete, for safe keeping of the art treasures that will be on exhibition here." Ditto the 11,000 seat auditorium, page 29, and bridge at San Leandro Creek page 121. There's a ton of info in guide book to set the official record straight-ish😉

the tunnels and underground areas here are the only thing that would get me traveling to california...

Had to google David Stig Hansen...never heard of him. Interesting fellow. ! Some catching up to do ! Thanks

The guests just take away from your natural rhythm. Love your work! 🙏❤️🙏

About 8 15 People are Rude ... Two lanes pal. Possibly water jetn the cuts. Grinding mill has been in use for centuries. Nice Tour.

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I'd bet it's just a big RC car, drone.

Do we know who built the seawall? Have we found any construction photos? I spent days looking. Your last Fort Point video sent me through a rabbit hole 🕳️

Hey you guys missed a golden opportunity to interview Cheech and Chong 5:29! All jokes aside do you think there is like a metal pole or something running down the center of those spiral staircases to hold them together? You did say self supporting but I'm honestly flabbergasted by the engineering skill... even with a pole in the middle.

Have you seen the granite through the eyes of Roger at mud fossil u?

Great video, the language in the palace is Latin, I can't read it to translate...

I’ll translate it.

we need a better picture of it please April Wins (missing section) Constantine (missing section) All will go from (missing section) Hardly whether 33 (missing section) Vlpivs, Mecedo, and (missing section) Maternal DVP(?) inherited tendencies Avrel... (unusual spelling for) “April" (could also be an obscure name or reference) Victori…"Wins” (missing section) Costantine... (again, unusual spelling) “Constantine” (missing section) Alleot… “All eot” = “All will go” Ex… “from” (missing section) Vix… “hardly” An… “whether” XXXIII… “33” (missing section) Vlpivs… “Marcvs Vlpivs Traianvs/Trajan” (1/27/0098 became emperor of Rome) Macedo… (literally Macedo? A village in Lugoprovince, Galicia, Spain) Et… “and” (missing section) Maternvs… “maternus” (of or pertaining to a mother, maternal) DVP (DVR or DVPI or DVRI)… ? Hered... “hereditarium” (an inherited tendency)