Denis Plunkett, of the British Flying Saucer Bureau, based in Winterbourne, near Bristol, was unable to comment on the video but said there were ways to verify its authenticity.
The backdrop is a barren landscape and it's unclear where the video was shot. US officials say they've seen it but aren't yet in a position to confirm its authenticity.
Despite the passage of time, Ait Ben Haddou has managed to maintain its authenticity and you won't be disappointed by its network of earthen buildings, defensive walls and guard towers.