They found WHAT during a drought in Mexico?! #artifacts #shorts

[Maguire_]

Why does the diving suit look like a banana shaped minion bro 💀😭

[NicaraguanFlag]

Idc how many videos he makes the start always catches me off guard💀

[araneuskyuro]

"Rome wasn't built in a day" to a whole new level

[gdottothegamer]

There's a similar story in Java Island, Indonesia. Borobudur temple is the biggest Buddhist temple which is built around 700-800 AD. Sometimes later the temple was abandoned. It is still unknown why and when it was buried but one thing for sure is that it was buried under tons of volcanic ash and plants. It was buried and forgotten for almost a thousand year until a farmer accidentally found it and then they give the information to the British and they started to dig it out. It's honestly really fascinating that a monument as big as that can easily be gone and forgotten.

[dakotabridges]

I'd love to see someone replicate one of those wood carvings

[darknexxenby]

that sword was beautiful, with weaponry like that its no wonder napoleon was so well respected.

[jackierocha]

The boxwood carved religious object is so cute, it’s like you got your own chapel/church/cathedral on the go with you so that no matter where you are praying, you still have a sense of community that you normally would feel when being in those places in person. I would love to know if there are any historical records involving the creation of such carvings(whether it be a special kind of commission or if it was a semi mass produced carving that the others just didn’t withstand the test of time), the microscopic joints really intrigue me with how they might’ve managed to achieve those tiny little joints

[RaeezTheDeadPoet]

Those relic carvings were truly impressive. I can't imagine the intricate techniques employed and the time spent carving that.

[teeup]

How doesn’t this guy have more followers!!! I love what you are doing

[donjayleone]

I agree with Dr. Jones. It belongs in a museum

[brushhogg]

Dood u r my favorite short vid on YouTube. I look forward to the new ones every time. The beautiful steaks every once in a while are priceless too

[MaxOutlaw]

Those are some awesome Old wood carvings. One solid piece of wood that hinges open and closed.
And also you can hide your weed in there

[SnowLotus]

The last one., omg thats god given talent of craftsmanship😮😮

[EldritchAnomoly]

The last one is the ancient Polly pocket 😂

[tatteredshield]

This is more proof that humans thousands of years ago where absolutely tiny. Those carvings were life-sized.

[blakegoulds]

If they are carved out of a single piece of wood, why would they have joints? 🤔

[bigjeff]

The man, the legend himself, Italo Gismondo

[amberv]

I'm truly amazed at those little carvings. How did people back then make something so intricate without a microscope?? There's that guy on TikTok that makes those carvings out of a single grain of rice... But even he uses a microscope to do so

[Whyareweheremyguy]

Learn something new from this guy every time his videos pop up keep up the work

[yeolde]

when you draw a stickman 500 years ago just to be called out in a video