YouTube - Klaus Dona - The Hidden History of the Human Race (March 2010) 0:00 Bill Ryan talks with Klaus Dona about The Hidden History of the Human Race 0:11 This is Bill Ryan here from Project Camelot and Project Avalon. 0:14 and it's 20th of February, 2010 0:18 and it's my great privilege to be meeting again with Klaus Dona. 0:22 And, in this video presentation 0:25 it's going to be an interview with a difference 0:27 because I'm going to do very little talking indeed -- 0:29 maybe none at all! 0:31 And Klaus is going to be doing 0:34 an audio commentary on one of his 0:39 extremely special, unusual, and fascinating slide shows 0:44 about the artifacts and the various phenomena that he has been researching, 0:51 discovering, investigating personally all over the world 0:55 relating to what I think you could legitimately call 0:59 The Hidden History of the Human Race. 1:01 Would you say that that's a good summary, Klaus? 1:03 That's a very good summary, yes. 1:06 So I'm going to step back here, and what follows now, just 1:10 kick back and enjoy this slide presentation. 1:12 And Klaus is going to take you through his own journey. 1:17 You can accompany him on his own journey through his own discoveries. 1:21 And take it away, Klaus. What are we looking at here? 1:24 I can see an array of pyramids. What's the significance? 1:28 The significance is that you can find pyramids 1:32 all over the world on each continent. 1:35 And the question is: When and who did build those pyramids? 1:41 Why many of those pyramids all over the world are looking very, very similar? 1:47 Another question is: Did there really exist a global civilisation? 1:53 And I think many of our researches are really 1:57 telling us that once upon a long time, a global civilisation existed, 2:03 but how many thousands of years ago, we don't know. 2:08 Most of the audience of Project Camelot 2:12 may know about the story of one stone pyramid building found in 1984, 2:20 25 metres under the sea level in Japan on the island of Yonaguni, 2:27 which is the southest Japanese island belonging to the Ryukyu Island Group. 2:34 And, there is still a struggling of some international archaeologists 2:39 who are saying that these monuments were done by Nature. 2:44 But my friend, Professor Masaaki Kimura, did several years since then, 2:49 researches not only on this monument, 2:52 but also he found several others close by. 2:56 On the right side down, you have a model. 2:59 And one thing Nature is definitely not 3:01 doing on top of two platforms of this monument. 3:05 There is one huge stone turtle and one huge stone bird like an eagle. 3:12 Nature is doing many things, but not such a precise, perfect monument. 3:18 And the question is: Where are all the stones? 3:21 If Nature would have done it... 3:23 broken down... Where are those stones? 3:25 There are also streets and there was also found 3:28 a stone stadium like a Roman Colosseum 3:32 with stone seat rows and stone stairs. 3:35 Nature is great, is doing many, many great things, but not such perfect buildings. 3:42 Here you have the huge stone turtle 3:45 and you can see also how small is a diver against this big monument. 3:50 Here you have one street with stairs going up. 3:54 Here again, a very close-up picture 3:57 just to recognise the size of this huge monument. 4:02 Here you can see some world maps. 4:04 On the top, on the right side you can see the Piri Reis map 4:09 which was used already long time before 4:13 Christopher Columbus came to America. 4:16 And you can see how perfect this map was already 4:20 in the beginning of the 16th century, showing 4:23 part of Europe, of Spain, Portugal, 4:27 part of Western Africa and also part of South America. 4:32 We do not know until now 4:35 who was able to make such a perfect map already centuries ago. 4:41 And, on the rest of the Piri Reis map, 4:45 which we do not show on this picture, 4:47 you can also see the Antarctic without ice. 4:52 In 1956 researchers found out that 4:56 the Earth under the ice mass at the Antarctic 5:01 is exactly like the Piri Reis map was showing, 5:06 so this Piri Reis map should be at least older than 10- to- 12,000 years. 5:13 But the next question would be: 5:15 Who was able to make such a wonderful world map? 5:19 On the left side, on top, you see Atlantis 5:26 and the map is the other way around. 5:29 He did it the other way around, 5:30 and you can see the continent between Europe, Africa, and also America. 5:36 And you can see on the left side down, 5:40 different sides of a huge stone world map. 5:45 This stone world map was found in 1984 5:49 while gold digging in Ecuador in an underground tunnel system 5:54 with other 350 artifacts which do not really fit any 6:00 known and existing South American pre-Columbian culture. 6:05 On this stone map is a natural quartz line, a white one. 6:09 And, this is the front side of the world stone map. 6:14 And you can see approximately in the Near East, close to Saudi A

• published: 02 Jun 2011
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YouTube - Klaus Dona - The Hidden History of the Human Race (March 2010) 0:00 Bill Ryan talks with Klaus Dona about The Hidden History of the Human Race 0:11 This is Bill Ryan here from Project Camelot and Project Avalon. 0:14 and it's 20th of February, 2010 0:18 and it's my great privilege to be meeting again with Klaus Dona. 0:22 And, in this video presentation 0:25 it's going to be an interview with a difference 0:27 because I'm going to do very little talking indeed -- 0:29 maybe none at all! 0:31 And Klaus is going to be doing 0:34 an audio commentary on one of his 0:39 extremely special, unusual, and fascinating slide shows 0:44 about the artifacts and the various phenomena that he has been researching, 0:51 discovering, investigating personally all over the world 0:55 relating to what I think you could legitimately call 0:59 The Hidden History of the Human Race. 1:01 Would you say that that's a good summary, Klaus? 1:03 That's a very good summary, yes. 1:06 So I'm going to step back here, and what follows now, just 1:10 kick back and enjoy this slide presentation. 1:12 And Klaus is going to take you through his own journey. 1:17 You can accompany him on his own journey through his own discoveries. 1:21 And take it away, Klaus. What are we looking at here? 1:24 I can see an array of pyramids. What's the significance? 1:28 The significance is that you can find pyramids 1:32 all over the world on each continent. 1:35 And the question is: When and who did build those pyramids? 1:41 Why many of those pyramids all over the world are looking very, very similar? 1:47 Another question is: Did there really exist a global civilisation? 1:53 And I think many of our researches are really 1:57 telling us that once upon a long time, a global civilisation existed, 2:03 but how many thousands of years ago, we don't know. 2:08 Most of the audience of Project Camelot 2:12 may know about the story of one stone pyramid building found in 1984, 2:20 25 metres under the sea level in Japan on the island of Yonaguni, 2:27 which is the southest Japanese island belonging to the Ryukyu Island Group. 2:34 And, there is still a struggling of some international archaeologists 2:39 who are saying that these monuments were done by Nature. 2:44 But my friend, Professor Masaaki Kimura, did several years since then, 2:49 researches not only on this monument, 2:52 but also he found several others close by. 2:56 On the right side down, you have a model. 2:59 And one thing Nature is definitely not 3:01 doing on top of two platforms of this monument. 3:05 There is one huge stone turtle and one huge stone bird like an eagle. 3:12 Nature is doing many things, but not such a precise, perfect monument. 3:18 And the question is: Where are all the stones? 3:21 If Nature would have done it... 3:23 broken down... Where are those stones? 3:25 There are also streets and there was also found 3:28 a stone stadium like a Roman Colosseum 3:32 with stone seat rows and stone stairs. 3:35 Nature is great, is doing many, many great things, but not such perfect buildings. 3:42 Here you have the huge stone turtle 3:45 and you can see also how small is a diver against this big monument. 3:50 Here you have one street with stairs going up. 3:54 Here again, a very close-up picture 3:57 just to recognise the size of this huge monument. 4:02 Here you can see some world maps. 4:04 On the top, on the right side you can see the Piri Reis map 4:09 which was used already long time before 4:13 Christopher Columbus came to America. 4:16 And you can see how perfect this map was already 4:20 in the beginning of the 16th century, showing 4:23 part of Europe, of Spain, Portugal, 4:27 part of Western Africa and also part of South America. 4:32 We do not know until now 4:35 who was able to make such a perfect map already centuries ago. 4:41 And, on the rest of the Piri Reis map, 4:45 which we do not show on this picture, 4:47 you can also see the Antarctic without ice. 4:52 In 1956 researchers found out that 4:56 the Earth under the ice mass at the Antarctic 5:01 is exactly like the Piri Reis map was showing, 5:06 so this Piri Reis map should be at least older than 10- to- 12,000 years. 5:13 But the next question would be: 5:15 Who was able to make such a wonderful world map? 5:19 On the left side, on top, you see Atlantis 5:26 and the map is the other way around. 5:29 He did it the other way around, 5:30 and you can see the continent between Europe, Africa, and also America. 5:36 And you can see on the left side down, 5:40 different sides of a huge stone world map. 5:45 This stone world map was found in 1984 5:49 while gold digging in Ecuador in an underground tunnel system 5:54 with other 350 artifacts which do not really fit any 6:00 known and existing South American pre-Columbian culture. 6:05 On this stone map is a natural quartz line, a white one. 6:09 And, this is the front side of the world stone map. 6:14 And you can see approximately in the Near East, close to Saudi A

• published: 02 Jun 2011
• views: 8060