New Orleans Wasn't Built in a Swamp — The Tartarian Water City They Found and Claimed

If you've been following this channel, you know we investigate old world architecture that doesn't match official timelines and cities that show evidence of advanced civilizations before accepted history. This investigation examines New Orleans—a city supposedly built by French colonists in seventeen eighteen on liquid mud below sea level in a mosquito-infested swamp, yet showing heavy stone cathedral construction, sophisticated hydraulic canal systems, and geometric iron frameworks covering every building that official history calls decorative but evidence suggests was functional technology. New Orleans sits six to twenty feet below sea level surrounded by Lake Pontchartrain and Mississippi River—geotechnical engineers confirm soil is "alluvial deposits, waterlogged, unstable" requiring "piles driven sixty to hundred feet to stable substrate, technology that didn't exist in seventeen hundreds" yet St. Louis Cathedral built seventeen twenty-seven with stone and brick stands on foundations that "go much deeper than they should, reach depths difficult to achieve with seventeen hundreds technology."

This is investigative historical analysis based on architectural evidence, soil engineering studies, period maps, and geological patterns. Narrative presents anomalies and alternative interpretations for critical examination—conclusions are for viewers to evaluate based on evidence presented.

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