10 Strangest Historical Mysteries Ever That Have Been Solved

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Written by: Bethonie

[ArrogantAngel]

those trees need tons of mulch. humans often "clean" places for their own convenience. but naturally the floor around the trees should be covered in a thick mulch/compost. if humans clear the debris around the base of a tree carelessly they cause a number of problems, notably dehydration...

[michaelodonnell]

If anyone actually wants to find missing or stolen treasures, the first place they should first check the British Museum.
After all, the English have a very long record of stealing treasures from around the World and refusing to return them..

[FayDougall]

I find the BAOBAB TREES to be very cool. They look prehistoric and extraterrestrial in appearance .

[Renwoxing]

1:51

You should do a video like :

*'10 times governments **-STOLE-** "Confiscated" treasure from the finders !'*

[franciscoosuna]

The Alhambra fell into disrepair? Are you sugar coating that a little. There was a war! Napolean conquered Spain. Napolean's forces occupied the Alhambra. Anything of value was melted down and carted to Paris. Any thing else that could be used for firewood was burned; artwork, books, furniture, doors. The destruction enormous. The Franciscan's had no funds to restore the Alhambra. One way you could say it is that it fell into disrepair. Another way to say it is that it lay in ruins. What would you say about Napolean's Army in Egypt blowing off the nose of the Sphinx! It fell into disrepair?

[kcw]

Love your vids. Love your voice. Feedback: Cache – pronounced cash – is a hiding place, most commonly known these days as the place where your cookies, Internet and browsing history files reside until or if you clear it out. Caché – pronounced cashay – is the past tense of cacher, to hide in French, so it means hidden.

[jessicacalvert]

Why tf do they blur kids' faces in paintings

[miriamgreen]

The colour used in the manuscripts is called tehaylet

[sageminentjunky]

Thats not The Mono Lisa.
Remember the woman in The Mono Lisa is not smiling, that was part of the intrigue and mystory behind the painting. Who is this woman with no real emotional expression on her face was always the question asked.

[lorddamocles]

'Strangest mysteries':
Did this guy take our painting? Yeah he did.
Where's this guy buried? A dude wrote it down.
Ooooh strange!

[bacardistuff]

Mono Lisa. I believe the correct name now is Covid Lisa.

[terriseaton]

This is interesting.
Wish I could get into it.

[miriamgreen]

Million years ago!! 😅 I thought this was supposed to be history, not comedy

[jesusfan]

Thank you for today's mysteries and content. There is Light and Love and more around us too than we can see in this world...Jesus Loves Us All.

[yuribachilov]

Nothing strange that remains of the Napoleon general returned back two centuries later. Millions of the remains of Russians killed in action never get buried.

[helennoakes]

Human narrators should learn to pronounce words correctly. If AI narrators are used, have a human teach them to speak properly. Humans are still in charge of machines, or is it the other way around now?

[ClareThompson-st]

Why blur the picture of an old skeleton? We’re all grown ups. Don’t show the picture at all otherwise. Piggin annoying!!

[thestars]

For the ones wondering why they blur out children's faces; Why are you so concerned about seeing a child's face on a YouTube video? Enjoy the mystery and stop being a Pedo.

[ChoiceEnvironments]

This is a top 5 channel. A top 10 list? You sneaky son of a….

[kathrynsamuelson]

If this isn't AI narrating this, please research how to pronounce names before you record videos.