Giant Pyramid found in Jordan, February 26, 2013

In the video, see the megalithic stone ledges of regular geometric shape.
The pyramid has a very large size

i like it!

I can see the potential, looks like it has been weathered for a couple of millennia.

The video did not convince me that this is not a natural formation.

They spent a lot of time on one ledge that could be confused as man-made.

Looks natural to me, from what we could see in the clip at least.

Didn't see anything that looks as though it was engineered and placed.

Inconclusive at best... there are plenty of natural formations that appear to be constructed.. the world is full of them in fact.

Such as all the ones located at this link: Man made stuff that isn't!

Originally posted by vind21
Such as all the ones located at this link: Man made stuff that isn't!

Eh.. I was HOPING that Yoniguni wouldn't be on that list and therefore taint my perception of the other 'natural' monuments but it was. Sure as .. sunshine. Even on your list there, it isn't conclusively proven to be nature-made as one of the biggest arguments against such creation are the lack of rock-eschew at the base of the various structures. If the ocean was picking up and cracking off sheets of Yoniguni, you'd think there would be a debris field at its base or at least 'nearby' if it was the 'strong currents' that carried it away.

That being said.. OoooOoOOo at the OP. Interesting find.. and I don't think it's been mentioned yet, but although I can't agree 100% that I think it's man-made, the argument of a 'covered' pyramid could be very relevant to this case.

Qin Shi Huang in China had a magnificent burial mound/temple/pyramid/mausoleum built for himself that looked like just another random lump in the landscape, covered in trees etc etc.. much like the OP claims.
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