The UnXplained — S04E22 — Mysterious Monoliths
2022 · 42 MIN · IMDB 8.1
Overview
All over the world, there are giant monoliths that our ancient ancestors carved out of solid rock. But what was the purpose of these huge stone monuments? Did they serve some kind of ritual function? Were they intended to honor the gods? Or is it possible that, as some believe, certain monoliths were actually designed to conduct energy?
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00:00:02 WILLIAM SHATNER: Massive stone circles that date back
00:01:58 was constructed around the year 2000 BC.
00:03:41 but there are thousands and thousands
00:05:41 were early farmers, they were from
00:07:48 even corridors, that stretch across
00:09:45 we don’t know about these megalithic structures.
00:11:42 and there was this giant stone head gazing back at him
00:13:32 is because these monoliths
00:15:10 and stories from folklore aren’t the only pieces of evidence
00:16:59 has now disappeared.
00:18:50 But jutting out from the green hills
00:20:35 going on with the alignments.
00:22:32 SHATNER: For decades, some historians and archaeologists
00:24:09 KAVANUGH: According to Alexander Thom,
00:25:54 LACROIX: Some of these moai were built
00:28:03 were created between 1400 and 1600 AD.
00:29:52 Paro was transported from the quarry
00:31:41 and became buried up to their necks
00:33:43 using Google Earth satellite imagery,
00:35:34 that dates back to the dawn of history.
00:37:34 SHATNER: Is it possible that the phenomenon
00:39:30 a set of 12 monoliths,
00:41:17 People pass it every day, like it’s an everyday object,
00:43:01 remain unexplained.
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Dialogue density18.4 lines / min
First line00:00:02
Final line00:43:01
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LanguageEnglish
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Episode
The UnXplained, season 4, episode 22: Mysterious Monoliths.
https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/91371/season/4/episode/22
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