What a privilege to sit down with the legend @joerogan and talk all things ancient history, lost civilizations and more! Thanks so much Joe - it was an honour!

What are the best arguments to DISPROVE lost ‘civilizations’ of prehistory?

Fascinating detailed depiction of carvings on a 12,000 year old T-pillar at Göbekli Tepe I wonder what other wonders are hiding in the unexcavated 95%...

The Kailasa Temple is carved from a single cliff This astonishing engineering is thought to have been achieved using nothing but hammers and chisels 200,000+ tons of rock were removed but the debris has never been found

LiDAR of lost ancient cities in the Amazon Rainforest

https://t.co/azEUjH018X

🚨Massive prehistoric structure found near Stonehenge, bigger than Stonehenge itself Dr Tim Kinnaird from the University of St Andrews called it a "super henge"

Scientists estimate a global catastrophe level impact (an impact leading to the death of at least 1/4 of the world’s population) occurs once every 100,000 years Our species have been around for at least 300,000 years

Another incredible performance from Ben @UnchartedX1 on the JRE Well worth a watch, Ben is fantastic highlighting some of the biggest mysteries of ancient history

https://t.co/mnvTycTplo

🚨Archaeologists make 'extraordinary discovery' in Orkney - but won't say what it is They say it is like nothing else ever found at the site, and is "without parallel in Atlantic Europe".

The Green Sahara Collapse: The Migration that Changed Humanity | #81 Mic... https://t.co/KR2sTPtlVJ via @YouTube

A Miyake Event is the most dangerous solar storm They’ve hit Earth before: 774 AD, 993 AD But if it hit today, satellites, power grids, the internet - all collapses Would our civilization survive? These events strike roughly every 1-2000 years. So we’re already in the window

So given most agree lost ancient civilizations are possible... Shouldn't we be more open-minded when interpreting evidence from the past?

Neanderthal women and children were the victims of selective cannibalism at Goyet, study reveals https://t.co/t9pzfxlCOj via @physorg_com

There is evidence humans were in Australia TWICE as long as we think Scientists think charred rocks and weather-worn shells at the site of Moyjil are 120,000 years old (& human) But the accepted date of human arrival is only 60k years ago Oh..and Moyjil is in the very South

What’s your theory on how the pyramids were built?

https://t.co/lGS89NvNI2

🚨Recent findings suggest humans developed complex seafaring technologies as early as 40,000 years ago Discoveries in South Asia include rope-making, fishing, and possibly boatbuilding

The Egyptian Pyramid the Military Won’t Let You See https://t.co/ba7nRayhDB via @YouTube

A huge pleasure to speak with @MBeallX Thank you Matt & @Ryan_Limitless for a great conversation and all the hospitality! 🙏