These Things Just Don’t Fit In History

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[luisalfonsoalba]

Naturally dinos walked with humans, havent anyone seem The Flintstones?

[HikeAroundandFindOut]

Archeologists: we're getting a call on the 1200 yr old phone, "Hello"?!
1200 yr old phone: "We'd like to speak to you about your car's extended warranty."

[ozzyluvngirl]

Ancient Egyptians were doing ground surveys. Trying to find their perfect spot. They settled on the Grand Canyon.

[ruthanneseven]

I saw a car steering wheel as it was discovered deep in a hole within a rock. That was pretty weird. The finder was completely, authentically stunned by his find. It was ancient, and there's no word on make and model...
As for the stegasaurus; people drew what they saw.

[jenniferbalesteri]

Oh WOW! I love Dinos, and just learned Glen Rose Dinosaur Park is only about 45 minutes from my house in Denton! Thanks SO MUCH for letting me know that I live so close! I’m going to check out that Dino track park, I’ll report back about it! ❤️🐈🐈‍⬛🐆💕

[JohnPittaway]

I thought you guys would have heard of the "Ferengian? Guards" (I probably spelled it wrong). A bunch of Norsemen (Vikings) employed as palace guards in Constantinople. In one of the palace halls, a guard post was located because the guard carved his name into the woodwork in runes.

[plantlord]

talking about coins I found while they were digging foundation of a bank in my former home on Long Island a small semi rotten cloth bag with a string tied closed. Inside was a 1776 Massachusetts Pine Tree shilling, which is worth $150, 000. I brought it into NYC to a professional examiner and its turns out to be a very good imitation from the mid 1800"s, worth about $60 to collector. was exciting but what a bummer! love your video's-you ever in NY please let me know-dinner on me (and show you the coin!)

[yelloowaunt]

Thank you for all the work and study you do to produce your vids. I have not missed one

[KaiiWinter-nwvi]

The Egyptians had pretty advanced glassworks, playing games of Khet with giant mirrors in closed stone rooms with thin shafts of light . A solar laser would theoretically not be beyond them, and if the stoneworks were always in the slave quarter, they could likely have all been lost to erosion in sandstorms .

[RZSPACE]

Per robot item found in, near Yucatan. Based on human type foot prints found fossilized in Texas.
Than the conditions of the area that gave the appearance of being destroyed via a bomb, then maybe that 'bomb ' may have been the meteorite that hit the Yucatan area. Wasn't there also a discovery of miniature handmade animals, which includes dinosaurs in a region in Mexico.? And unusual items found in Coal deposits in the , United States!
Only a hypothesis based on unanswered reasons for unusual items found in unexplainable locations.
Great post, keep up the Great Work.
R. Everett Fadden
PS::: What was the name of the plant, tree, that provided the sap for the Mayan plaster ???

[buzzinalong]

Love your energy and the information you put out quickly is pretty impressive. Has me googling so many random things.

[derrickwright]

Some findings are not what shock jocks are willing to investigate further, in order not to scatter understanding for the next generation.

[KickassMcfly]

You always have a contagious and positive energy, I love it!

Regarding the artifacts found in million year old coal or stone, there must be a logical explanation right, like they fell down a crack somewhere and have then been slowly enclosed into it by the natural pressure or some such 🤔

[davidanderson]

Love your channel, especially this episode.
Egil Scallagrimsson... Or Egil Eagleheart was a distant ancestor of mine. Love it

[karinac.]

And think about the fact that we ONLY FOUND A FEW of these cool things …so much has disappeared forever or it’s still buried somewhere

[nancyseman]

How to explain items in coal and rock? Simple. People lie. People have always wanted attention and will do anything or it.

[waynejones]

A telephone requires electricity so the string things were not telephones at all. They were likely a logical extension to understanding that vibrating strings make a noise and drums amplify noise.
IMHO.

[shariwithflowersandjewels]

Hi katrina, once again another great informative video with your lovely face and voice. Love from iran ❤

[Shieldmaiden]

Um it is already known that the Vikings traveled to Constantinople for trade????

[BlenderStudy]

Thank you for the update, Katrina..!! 5:47 I wonder when those holes were created..!! Interesting..!! 🤨