UnchartedX's Ben van Kerkwyk and Joe Rogan dig into Egypt's buried labyrinth, the Sphinx's age, and megalithic mysteries from Peru to Japan.

Ben van Kerkwyk: Australian-born tech entrepreneur turned YouTuber behind the channel UnchartedX, which investigates ancient megalithic sites and the lost-civilization hypothesis. A leading figure in the alternative-history community alongside Graham Hancock and Jimmy Corsetti.
Ben and Joe pick up a previous conversation to explore unsolved mysteries of ancient civilizations. They focus on the great lost labyrinth of Hawara in Egypt, recently relocated by subsurface scans that reportedly show a 40-meter Tic-Tac-shaped metallic object in an underground atrium, plus alleged tunnels and a Hall of Records beneath the Sphinx, and decades of suppressed expeditions and gatekeeping by figures like Zahi Hawass. The discussion broadens into evidence for a far older human timeline: rainfall erosion on the Sphinx and Giza, geodetic and precessional numbers (43,200; 432; 108) encoded in the Great Pyramid, and Ben's recent five-week trip to Peru and Bolivia. There he describes distinct layers of stonework at Tiwanaku, Puma Punku, Ollantaytambo and Cusco that he argues predate the Inca by tens of thousands of years. They close on global megalithic similarities (Japan, India's Barabar Caves, China's Yangshan quarry) and the legend of the Shamir, a stone-cutting worm said to have built Solomon's Temple.
Boris Said / John Anthony West
“Wonderful documentary, Charlton Heston.”— Ben van Kerkwyk
Lloyd Pye
“Uh have you read Lloyd Pye's work? No... Everything you think you know is wrong. Fun lecture. Rest in peace, Lloyd.”— Joe Rogan
Boris Said / John Anthony West
“So, you know, John Anthony West, I'm sure you've seen the Mysteries of the Sphinx, right? Super famous doc.”— Joe Rogan
Giorgio de Santillana and Hertha von Dechend
“this is Hamlet's Mill what's what's in the book Hamlet's Mill that that essentially shows you that this a lot of the sacred geometry”— Ben van Kerkwyk
Graham Hancock and Robert Bauval
“as reported by Robert Bauval and Graham Hancock in their book um Heaven's Mirror and also I found it in uh the Arabic publications”— Ben van Kerkwyk
Arthur Posnansky
“published his works in 1945. I have a copy of his books um The Cradle of American Man, it's called. He spent 50 years uh investigating this site.”— Ben van Kerkwyk