🌊Nadol is an ancient city built on coral reefs in the Pacific Ocean.
🏰The city was constructed by the sador kings, who ruled with almost dictatorial power.
🌴The city is surrounded by dense mangroves, making it difficult to explore.
🔍Laser scanning technology reveals the full extent of the city, which spans over half a square mile.
💀Tombs and temples within Nadol provide insights into the ancient sador civilization and their religious practices.
How was the city of Nadol built?
—The exact methods of construction are still a mystery, but legends suggest the use of magic or supernatural powers.
Why is there so little known about the sador civilization?
—The sador civilization did not have a written system and relied on oral traditions, which limited the preservation of their history.
What is the significance of the sakao ceremonies?
—Sakao ceremonies, involving the pounding of a special root, were performed for religious rituals and as a form of respect for the spirits of the ancestors.
What is the main purpose of the seawall in Nadol?
—The seawall served as a boundary and protection for the city, creating a fortress-like environment.
What is the current state of preservation of Nadol?
—Most of Nadol is now covered by mangroves, making it difficult to access and explore. However, recent technology has provided new opportunities for investigation.
00:00Introduction to the hidden city of Nadol in the Pacific.
03:00Description of the construction and layout of Nadol, built on coral reefs.
07:00Exploration of the main ceremonial center and tombs within Nadol.
10:00Discussion on the mysteries and legends surrounding the construction of Nadol.
13:00Introduction to laser scanning technology and its role in uncovering the hidden structures of Nadol.
15:00Journey through the mangroves and discovery of more ancient structures and the seawall of Nadol.
16:00Reflection on the size and complexity of Nadol, and the challenges of exploring and preserving this historical site.
