12 Most Mysterious Recent Archaeological Finds That Change History

History isn’t set in stone. Nobody living today knows exactly what life was like for any of our ancestors living several hundred years ago, so we piece together our understanding of history from the objects, artifacts, and written records left behind from that era. That means history can sometimes be wrong, and when new facts appear or new discoveries are made, history has to be changed. Everything you’re about to see in this video changed our understanding of history - some in small ways, and some in big ways!

[southernpaganprincess]

Well that was interesting ❤ Pretty cool to think that like the ancient temples around the globe that these ancient monolithic circles possibly are too! What else I find fascinating is how many different parts of the world mammoth are depicted in ancient art.

[christophercrowder]

There's a "Woodhenge" at the Cahokia Mounds UNESCO site in Cahokia, Illinois, USA.

[lindalewis]

I believe cloning of animals should only be done if it's the fault of mankind for their extinction. If they died out naturally it's survival of the fittest and should be left alone.

[patriciagerresheim]

Dordogne = dor - DUN - yeh (not dor -doan)

[MrHTCLover]

Technical hitch - I believe, have a look see. What would you imagine it all attributes to, what Godly insight did the ancient practice for what reasoning do you think they were trying to obtain or simply orchestrated to produce in performance. Nice to see you try waiting for you to see what for would be littered in an array of chosen many's.

[ShadowravenPhoto]

I couldn't take the background music so I stopped watching halfway. 💀 I usually love this channel.