Cazadores de enigmas

I absolutely love this series. We have passionate knowledgeable people presenting what they know about history to try and solve some ancient histories!

I don't believe I could have hand picked a better group of people to help relate the stories that some of us find fascinating.

I personally love the myths and tales of old! They have fascinated me since I was just a kid. I always hoped that my history teacher in school would delve into these kind of so called ancient tales!

I have been lucky enough to find that what some people said were just stories and not real places, have actually been discovered to be a true part of history. It makes me wonder what else have we just passed off as stories are just history we haven't proved, yet!

Well done to this crew of people that are obviously well educated in what they love. I would love to sit in a room with these people everyday and just listen to what they know.

"Mark Altaweel, Mark Altaweel Ph. D. Performer Profile. Performer details. AKA, Dr. Mark Altaweel, Prof. Mark Altaweel, Mark Altaweel Ph. D. More about details."

And idiocy as though expert is transparent Everyone's a critic, but arrogance in ignorance earns you reciprocity. You ruined it by letting the bald guy dictate last.

Don't we have real professionals? I'm now noticing this in secrets of the sand as well. Who's idea was it to start so obvious scripting read by wanna be actors faking it? The inauthenticity is insufferable. Can you not tell the difference? I sure can. Why waste so much money on production just to fake it?

Thanks to Freevee Ch.

Extremely informative:

I was very surprised by such thorough fact-finding, on this show. Season 1, on Freevee, has 12 episodes of exceptional, no-nonsense information about various, 'mystery subjects,' like one Episode about 'Crystal Skulls,' & its long-term research, is one of the later shows.

The photography, bounces-cuts around a bit much, when longer shots of particular sites & aerials could be more thorough.

The other Episodds that interested me, are: The Great Pyramid of Giza, The Holy Grail, The Ark of The Covenant, Nazca Lines, Chitzen Itza, Bermuda Triangle, & Easter Island.

I was excited to watch this but stopped within the first five minutes. The anthropologist attributes questions about the ability of the ancients to build the great pyramid to Ray cysm which is ridiculous. People question how this was built due to its sheer size and the effort required to move the blocks, not because of melanin content. People raise similar questions about Stonehenge. Biased politicized academics. Boo.