3000 years in the future, The History Channel finds your room.

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This week on Ancient Secret Mysteries: Of The Mysteriously Secret Ancient World, Archeologists from Hubbabard University using a state of the art drone to breach the silence of a long sealed chamber, in the region of what the natives of the 21st century once called "Orlando".

Music:
Lord of the Land - Kevin Macleod

Written and Directed by:
Frank St. John & Michael Romaniello

Cinematography by:
Mitchell Nance

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[Wizards_with_Guns]

What else will archeologists be SHOCKED to find in your room, 3000 years from now?

[osiria]

"This sock is perfectly fossilized". Could this be the new roman concrete?

[angst_]

This is somehow *less* fictional than some actual history channel shows.

[korneltoth]

Some archeologist friends told me about this story, how on many African sites people found knives above the remains of what once was the joist of the house. So they had all sorts of theories why people would place these items there, religous concepts like they surely thought the knife would hold back evil spirits trying to enter from above and so on. So time went on and they actually found some indigenous people doing the same thing and when asked about it they just replied "We place the knives up there so small children won't reach them".

[Nedmac]

"The trickster deity, the god of science, demigods even."
That killed me

[captainsprinkles]

I love how they completely understand what a "Busty Anime Mousepad" is but don't know what "legal trouble" when it comes to Saul means.

[Hyziant]

“‘Maurine Biologist’
-Children’s author”

is one of the best representations of ancient aliens expert credibility misdirections I’ve seen

[asatowolfe]

"A Warrior Culture" with the fursuit literally had me choking from laughing. This whole video was golden.

[captainfury]

Archaeologists whenever they find something they have no idea about - "This seems to have had some ritualistic connotation"

[fishyfow]

Nobody talking about how Marine Biologist is the Children’s Author’s name? Like how we name our children hunter or tanner? The attention to detail is just insane

[jacob_be_ez]

The fur suit being described as an example of “Warrior Culture” got me good😂 This is easily my favorite video on the internet

[MattFacerson]

👋Hey Professional Archaeologist here, this made everyone on my crew cry tears of laughter. 10000% spot on, keep it up boys!

[DanteYewToob]

I love the “Amazulu Desert” and “Googisney Wastes” because yeah… let’s start naming horrible disasters after the massive corporations that cause them.

[mousermind]

Three-thousand years from now, we're still pissed about the Library of Alexandria.

[CrowHarder]

0:54 "The researchers have uncovered a scroll, what may be a diploma of high academic acheivment" I DIED LOL 😂🤣

[lucianoarebalo]

3:00 I like how they still know what Harry Potter is

[kojikarasake]

"They would invoke him or call upon Saul's name in dire need" I'm dying 💀💀

[disappointedfather]

I like how everything is taken way out of proportion and the mundane is given theological weight, until "That's Dobby. From Harry Potter." No misunderstanding here. Because of course the one thing that would endure the test of time is freakin Harry Potter.

[denny]

"They had brilliant techniques of preservation, these people didn't waste a thing" line was underrated. A reference to plastics that went over a lot of people's heads

[oskara]

“This man was…clearly a king” that one took me out 😂