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The Most Forbidden Place in the Grand Canyon 😳

Shawn Ryan Show

The speaker discusses restricted caves in the Grand Canyon containing unexplored artifacts and geological significance, while also highlighting lesser-known historical civilizations like Cahokia that are absent from mainstream education.

Summary

The speaker opens by noting that nearly all caves in the Grand Canyon are sealed with iron gates and off-limits to the public, with rangers actively preventing access. They claim that only 1% of Grand Canyon caves have been explored, which they consider unacceptable given the caves' importance as time capsules. Archaeological artifacts thousands of years old from Native American tribes have been discovered in these caves. The speaker alleges that explorers have found pre-ice age materials and giant skeletons in these caves, with claims that such discoveries were sent to the Smithsonian Institution but subsequently lost or hidden. The speaker then pivots to discussing Cahokia, an ancient Mississippian culture city in Ohio that allegedly was larger than London in 1100 AD and represented a sophisticated empire with thousands of inhabitants. The speaker expresses frustration that this significant historical civilization is not taught in schools, positioning it alongside the Grand Canyon caves as examples of hidden or suppressed historical knowledge.

Key Insights

  • The speaker claims that only 1% of caves in the Grand Canyon have been explored, characterizing this as an unacceptable exploration rate for geologically and historically significant sites.
  • The speaker asserts that Grand Canyon caves contain artifacts thousands of years old from Native American tribes and allegedly contain pre-ice age materials.
  • The speaker alleges that explorers have discovered giant skeletons in caves and sent them to the Smithsonian, but these artifacts were subsequently lost.
  • The speaker claims that Cahokia, a Mississippian culture city in Ohio, was bigger than London in 1100 AD and represented a major ancient empire.
  • The speaker expresses that significant historical civilizations like Cahokia are not taught in schools, suggesting deliberate omission from standard education.

Topics

Grand Canyon caves and restricted accessUnexplored archaeological sitesPre-ice age artifacts and giant skeleton claimsNative American history and artifactsCahokia and Mississippian cultureHistorical education gapsSmithsonian Institution and artifact disappearance

Transcript

[0:00] Just about every cave in the Grand Canyon has an iron great over it. You can't go there. The rangers will yank you out of there. 1% of the caves have been explored. And these are important geological and historical places because they're like time capsules cuz they've gone in there and found artifacts that are thousands of years old from the native tribes who have been in there. We need to go into those caves. 1% of caves being explored is unacceptable. You need to go and see what's in there cuz there's stuff in there that's pre ice age. There's legends of people discovering giants, giant skeletons, and sending them to Smithsonian, but then [0:30] they lost…

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