20 Biggest Archeological Discoveries Of This Century

Every now and then, archeologists come up with something that changes the course of human history. Sometimes, it’s a potential alien skeleton, and sometimes it’s a 33-foot long sea dragon. Rarely, it turns out to be a completely preserved dinosaur egg. Here are the 20 Biggest Archeological Discoveries of this Century!

[reniashathomas]

I love your video it is so amazing and educational and historic and I did not know out ancestors looked like monkeys but your channel is just so fascinating and I would love to see what you have next😍

[hoperamsini]

I would like to see the actual city of Nineveh and the library of Asurbanipal, the Assyrian king.

[Angelica-mefj]

It would be very hard for me to pick one place or artifact I'd like to see in the real. The Chinese army made of clay would definitely be one I'd like to see, especially the horses that were there as well. The library of tablets would be another. What a bucket list this would be!!!

[kathymcfarland]

There is an ancient site in the area of Turkey, Gobekli Tepe. Dated to before Stonehenge and the Pyramids. Has that been fully excavated? Have the scientists determined why it was built, why it was buried and what it was used for?

[LionBenJudah]

What about the 20ft giants found all over the world? They were detailed in news papers 100 years ago until the Smithsonians stepped in and hid all the remains.

[lauraclements]

On the book on the last one there have y'all considered maybe it is a medical book and apothecary book and our books today we put pictures of men and women and even sometimes children in them you know of course you know they're not inappropriate and all but the point is is that we actually put their pictures in it and we have dating and stuff point to their body parts and explained well what if this book is the same thing except they didn't think to put the body parts name next to what it's looking at because if you look at herbology it talks about the different uses of plants and their medicinal uses maybe this was a medical book I think that's exactly what it is if you do a comparison to modern day medical books and that one they're actually quite similar just different because of the age and type

[_nineteen_]

did anyone notice on no.1 the number wasn't 1 but instead 13?

[tazb]

Suggestion - search Wikipedia for the difference between archeology and paleontology. Just saying 😌.

[Quinny]

Now that was so much more entertaining than watching helpless animals being eaten 🤣

[Thorrnn]

Last I checked, 1879 doesn’t count as “this century”

[JayTee]

We have NEVER came from apes. Genesis 1:27

[lauraclements]

Okay no I cannot pinpoint it but there is a mine or something out there or a cave I want to say mine and inside the mind was a bunch of human bodies that were found and their bodies were actually preserved to a good point and they found out that they were very old that sent me to look into because it was a whole bunch of people

[ronnaleecaton]

Our Earth is only 6, 000 years old. This looks like a bird, not a dinosaur!

[aidb]

I would definitely see the stone Chinese men

[سيفالمسكري-يس]

there is no Jerusalem, its just name Palestine