Colybrassus little known archaeological site

I bet once upon a time it was beautiful and tranquil ..sands of time only leaves an imprint 👀👍 ty ❤

thank you my friend , always god job with things we cannot see anywhere else . (sorry for my English ,I am French ) .hard to hunderstand this archaeological site .

I havent been more thrilled about an ancient site for a very long time. Thank you, Vlad for another awesome video only here. The entrances into the mountains look so strange, dont they ? They reminds me of the wet sand building that we used to make with different mold as kids. Very strange, man

Merci du partage! Vlad! Encore une belle vidéo! Stéph.

Thanks Mr Vlad - awesome work - several layers of architecture and there's alot looks like Egypt and Peru ❤❤❤👍

wow! another ancient gem that you discovered and shared with us, vladimir! spassiba!

A whole lotta water passed over that area, on its way to the Gulf of Antalya, in deep end of the Mediterranean Sea!

Fantastic stonework and some very interesting geometry going on.
Thanks for another great video!

Gracias por traernos éstos rincones misteriosos y desconocidos!!😍😃👏👏👏💪

Looted many times, no doubt

I wonder what happened to this place

wow very awesome another ancient city of the humming bird insane all the ancient citys all over the world and under the oceans ty Vlad

Love your work!!!

Such a welcome video!! Thank You!! 🥰🥰🥰 Stay safe. Keep making us wonderful videos!!

How do you find these gems?

Definitely some precision cuts but wondering what kind of stone? Also doesn’t seem to be as earthquake proof in the configuration of blocks as seen in Peru

the stone with cover same sarapion in Egypt

Lots of what looks like concrete. Interesting place.

There must have been more than one pre-flood civilization with amazing stone working capabilities. The level of erosion and building styles differ from other megalithic sites like Cusco, Egypt, Italy, and Japan.

Keep in mind that we could be seeing many, many 1,000s years of worth of construction. The most eroded perhaps dating from before the last Ice-Age. The standing walls, from historic times.

Amazing, random, absolutely megalithic, absolutely old. Looks like Greek mixed with something much older.

Great find, Vlad. The main opening reminds of the portal site in Peru called Aramu Muru. Something shut these portals down long ago for reasons that remain hidden, but I think we're better off without them. They were passing back and forth from this realm to the other realms too easily, and if you are a warlike spirit then it means big trouble for the creation, not just earth.

Nice find, and nice format, thanks

Vlad, can I borrow your time machine? I promise I'll only be gone a minute🤣

interesting!! thanks for this Vlad!!

Parts of that site look tens of thousands of years old. It has obviously been occupied by many people over the millenia. Some of the construction looks like concrete.

Not a stone that's for sure, it's a some cement / concrete like material!

You can see some design on the stone. Almost as if it was clay at some point. But the stone looks so erodes and cracks everywhere.

At 3.58. That stone looks precision cut. Whatever it was. It was part of something that is now all in rubble.

Some Canada force hit the s places

Looks like the building was blown up from the inside

ive seen a lot of new sites on your channel ... most ive never even heard of . gives me hope to see more new discoveries

The stone work is beautifully done, the site is utterly destroyed ??? cant just be earthquakes

The cave entrance facade is so Lord of the Rings it must have been a spectacular entrance

Who did destroy it and why?

母喜んでみんな喜ぶあの写真群は見れるたら

We’ve become great at blowing things up, but not capable of grand construction unless it’s something to accommodate cars and trucks.

Vlad, how old do you think these stone structures are?