OFF LIMITS TO THE PUBLIC: OLD WORLD SITES
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An Episode that I will refer back to for a very long time.
We break open the veil of secrecy surrounding suppressed archaeological finds and artifacts that have been kept hidden from the public to protect mainstream historical narratives.
The “Ancient Discoveries” of the European “Supermen” – Library of Rickandria
With years of research and a growing body of evidence, this episode uncovers shocking truths about a previous, advanced civilization—one whose existence is being actively concealed by authorities.
From controversial artifacts to entire archaeological sites, we reveal how evidence of the past is:
- buried
- hidden
- distorted
to maintain a false history.
Unearthing History – Library of Rickandria
As we dive into powerful locations, including Jebel Barkal and the Terracotta Army, we expose the tension between the ongoing manipulation of historical facts and the urgent need for the public to be shown the truth.
In this mind-blowing continuation of our series, we dive headfirst into the secrets hidden within the Library of Ashurbanipal and the British Museum.
With 30,000 clay tablets unearthed in the 1800s, yet locked away from public view, what truths are being preserved—and what narratives are being protected?
Explore the layers of control, the monumental artifacts kept out of sight, and the shocking connections to a civilization more advanced than we've ever been told.
This episode unravels the enigma of the Epic of Gilgamesh, the 53 miles of hidden texts beneath Vatican City, and the staggering 7.92 million items buried behind closed doors.
The keeper of the Vatican’s secrets is revealing century-old discoveries for forthcoming book | PBS News
Hidden beneath the world’s largest cemetery in Najaf, Iraq, a massive necropolis has been uncovered—
- burial chambers
- royal tombs
- ancient inscriptions
that date back far beyond what we’re told.
Under the Necropolis – Library of Rickandria
And yet, entire sections are off-limits, sealed away, restricted from the public.
What are they protecting?
Why were excavations ramped up after 2003—the same year the National Museum of Iraq was looted, and priceless artifacts, including the Sumerian King’s List, vanished without a trace?
THE IRAQ WARS – Library of Rickandria
This wasn’t just pottery—this was evidence that could shatter the mainstream historical narrative.
What did they find beneath Wadi-us-Salaam?
What truth is so dangerous that it had to be buried—again?
The answers are right here.
But once you see them, there’s no going back.