12 Most Ancient Technology And Mysterious Artifacts Finds Scientists Still Can't Explain

How do we explain the technological achievements of our ancestors? There are so many structures and artefacts that they left behind seemingly without having possessed the technology to create them, and yet we look right past them. It’s almost like we don’t want to know! Is it possible that they had access to higher forms of technology that have since been lost? You might start believing that after you’ve watched this video!

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[downside]

How ridiculously absurd to think that 5000 years ago the wheel didn't exist. You hear that now and it makes you think that certain people's brains still don't exist

[charlestownshend]

Yes the Egyptians DID have wheeled chariots and carts and wagons thousands of years ago. Check any Egyptian museum. Please be careful with facts. Thank you.

[chriscoker]

It would still be amazing to see the steam pigeon taking flight and I could just imagine how it would have been viewed 2, 000 years ago.

[mikecornish]

Crystal skulls could of gotten a mention w the statue

[jamestnov]

Thank you again for shedding light on these ancient inventions.

[michaeljohnson]

3:53 Exactly, it always me off when they claim that the Baghdad batteries weren't actually using electricity they were just electroplating jewelry when electroplating jewelry wasn't invented until the nineteenth century.

[kristasears]

Our technology today it's just Improvement from was invented in the past, I think people in the past were hell of a lot smarter them people are today

[earldunning]

The only thing that I know for sure is that the Egyptians moved huge blocks from hundreds of miles away and we cannot figure out how they did it today as well as Machining statues and granite blocks that we would have difficulty with our modern machinery to duplicate

[JohnWhorphin]

The disc is a centrifugal gold panning device. Spin the pan, the water siphons off leaving the gold at the bottom.

Many modern inventions may have occurred long ago but the educational and social environment at the time kept these inventions from spreading and they were lost.

[friscostreetstories]

The first and only time I saw and played with obsidian was as a kid at a summer school in Northern California. It was literally everywhere and they taught us how to make arrowheads and other things. I just remember how bountiful it was.

[wildtatz]

The Egyptians hadn't invented the wheel yet ?? What about their chariots

[jelink]

The "giant lightbulbs" are an Egyptian representation of the birth of the Universe.

[suecunningham]

I think you’ll find it’s now called the Swan and it was a Dutch ship, I hope that helps you with your information on the ghost ship

[opnwndo]

We have been lied to for many generations.

[davidking]

If our civilization collapsed, for those of us that survived, how different from neanderthals would we be?

[ericking]

We have known for a long time they had low voltage electricity

[Chuxgold]

Ancient people could use their imagination in ways we can only dream of. As the more we learn the more we can't find the answers that defy exsplination. As not all can be understood by looking in only one direction.

[jasonlowery]

Egyptians used wheels - but not necessarily for transportation at that time because sleds, pack animals and man power were better suited to the environment at that time. The wheel isn't obsidian - the name Schist Disk should give you a clue that it's made of schist.

[aaronmason]

I think its a type of simple hang drum which used water or oil as a dampener. Not a candle holder at all.