Scientist Discovers What No One Was Supposed to See #2

Just when you think we’ve learned about as much as we need to know to draw an accurate conclusion about our past, archeologists discover something mind-blowing. You almost hope they stop digging so we can get over the shock of every other significant discovery. But they don’t. From the tomb of Tutankhamun to the lost city of Petra, here are 20 greatest archeological discoveries ever.

[davidclark]

I live in the UK and have driven passed Stonehenge on several occasions. I was glad to see some 30 years ago that the site had been made visitor friendly and in such a way as to preserve the monoliths and the site in general. Over the years, many hundreds of them, the site has been visited on and off for nearly 3000 years, this had left many signs of wear and tear on the monuments including signs that graffiti had been erased on more than one occasion. Some of which dated back to pre victorian times.

[patriciawhite]

Why haven’t you mentioned the standing stones at Carnac in Brittany France? They should have been included.

[Ezekiel]

humanity has to dig much deeper or we will never find the whole truth about the past!

[ervptp]

How long had the "frozen children" been there?

[kunkka]

19:15 what didn't you say before that the artist from the 90s did?

[AngelaGarcia-vogb]

Every one of these I've seen don't mention the Georgia Stonehenge in the state of Georgia. Is it so boring

[crystalsimmon]

I wish they would stop digging omg... It's buried for reason, So leave things alone and buried under the ground.