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Not sure which is the primary source (BBC is very much likely), but [1] gives more details on the look of the stake sites, the discovered locations, and most in

• cassepipe 5y ago
  Yes, but [1] also seems to be the kind of websites that promotes mystical/conspirational stuff about how the aliens/atlants actually built the pyramids with state-of-the-art alien tech and how they already had batteries, aircrafts... Although they will never say it out loud, you have to watch the documentaries until the end. The conspirational part is how the egyptologist/archeologist lobby try prevent us from the knowing the truth. The video editing and false truthes in them also look like any other conspiracy-theory video. It's innocuous but had to be noted.
  • zoomablemind 5y ago
    > ... Yes, but [1] also seems to be the kind of websites that promotes mystical/conspirational stuff... I can't vouch for the site [1] itself, I just wish the BBC Travel article was more illustrative about the subject, it kept me wondering what the described staked fish traps were supposed to look like.