Scientists Are Finding Artifacts Around the World That Should Never Have Been Found

We’ve unraveled some of the most intriguing mysteries of our past, but there is still a lot more for us to discover. However, finding an artifact doesn’t always mean finding the answers we need. Sometimes, discovering things leads to more unanswered questions.

Let’s take a look at some of the most intriguing archeological finds you might have missed.

From creepy mummy portraits to a precious medieval ring, here are the 15 most mysterious recent archeological finds and artifacts scientists still can’t explain.

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[jasonjenkins]

These artifacts don't fit in to their lies.

[candybaldassano]

As far as the mummy goes that was discovered, and the curse that goes with it, I would say it is most likely a airborne disease virus that kills. That could be considered a curse.

[twinflowerfioretta]

"i hold your faith hold mine"- a lovely precious inscription like the ring, the lucky man has found

[timothyhaynes]

Wiener dogs were originally bred to hunt badgers in the badgers own hole. And they were exceptionally good at their job.

[johnhough]

Interesting. But why should they have never been found?

[phillip]

#straws

Hollow reeds or other items were likely used to drink for longer than commonly recorded .it is likely early man(or proto-man)learned to drink water covered with floating detritusby putting a hollow stemmed plant...either reed or some other...below the surface.
Later as man started storing grains in jars it is likely that on an occasion a jar. Would become corrupted and fill with rain water...
Some brave soul would either have tried it not knowing he was drinking the first fermented beverage or he would have chosen to feed it to livestock and noticed its intoxicating effect to them.encouraging him to give it a go.
They likely would have drank this first beer through a hollow stem.
There are early pictographs showing individuals drinking thru reeds.

[elizabethwarman]

Dashshunds were breed I'm Germany to hunt Badgers. To find these delightful dogs in ancient Rome is very interesting.

[gabrieldeedon]

"Sausage dogs" actually are good hunters of pests like rats around the home, in the country side or big gardens. I used to have one, he would catch rats and rip their head and never eating them.

[julioc.marino]

Ptolemaic Egypt is not ancient Egypt. This is Greek Egypt after Alexander. Closer to us than to actual ancient Egypt.

[oleyrobinson]

We're not alone here, seek hollow earth.

[lolaojeda]

Seems more like the Chinese man was Brutally beaten to death!! Wife was probably given a choice. Live and be treated as such for whatever he (husband) did or join him willingly, , 😢😢
#tragic #romantic? #brutal #foresure

[jorgezetache]

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