12 Most Incredible Archaeological Finds

Gather round everybody because it's time for archaeological story time once again! As usual, we've rounded up a collection of amazing archaeological stories for you from around the globe, and we're ready to give you the full picture - complete with actual pictures! By the way, if you don't know that's what we do all the time on this channel, today would be a good day to subscribe. Let's get started!

[capt.bart.roberts]

If you want impressive stone circles, visit Avebury, it not far from The 'Henge. The circles are large enough to encompass a modern village. Still one of my favourite places in the world. There's a wonderful small museum.

[mybrutaltruth]

I really enjoy your channel but I am wondering if you would be willing to do a video on the LACK of continued archaeological digs on some of the most curious sites in the world, like Gobekli Tepe and a few others that seem to indicate many theories about civilization started far earlier than many archaeologists have estimated. I do love to hear of all the new finds, but this seems to be one of the most important archaeological digs of all time but it was discontinued, seemingly by people connected to the World Economic Forum.... Please Please Please make a video on this topic!!

[AdrianCarlisle]

Proof people dont care what you wear when a dude wears a leatherface while traveling 🤣

[donnahouser]

God made man, and it was not a million years ago but 12000 BC is the most accurate time.

[nightlightabcd]

The picture shown is NOT in the video! Thumbs down!!!