Top 10 Ancient Technologies That Might Be Lost Forever

Top 10 Ancient Technologies That Might Be Lost Forever

From Ancient alien artifacts to ancient technologies, we've it all on today's top 10 list. Come venture with us into the realm of the mysterious, ancient, strange and bizarre world. On today's list, we've some ancient technologies that we might never be able to use again! Why you ask? Well let's watch the video and find out, this is the Top 10 Ancient Technologies That Might Be Lost Forever

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Time Codes:
0:00- Intro
00:37 Greek Fire | Ancient Artifact Mysteries
01:38 Flexible Glass | Ancient Artifact Mysteries
02:41 Damascus Steel | Ancient Artifact Mysteries
03:44 Silphium | Ancient Artifact Mysteries
04:40 The Pyramids | Ancient Artifact Mysteries
06:19 Sloot Coding System | Ancient Artifact Mysteries
07:40 The Antikythera Mechanism | Ancient Artifact Mysteries
08:55 Mithridate | Ancient Artifact Mysteries
09:51 Stradivari Violins | Ancient Artifact Mysteries
10:45 Roman Cement | Ancient Artifact Mysteries

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[shawnyboywoodford]

Seems some of the technology was ahead of its time during certain parts of life through the centuries

[oldgreggsmadmemes]

We really need to find a way to remake the Sloot coding system it would help the world out alot more

[levihart]

Even with cranes, this would take years to build the pyramid... even decades

[brnsdn]

Really do love this show! A majority of the names, places and things mentioned in todays episode were mispronounced, but you still have my love and support! Part 2, Yes please. Thank you Olivia, and MA crew

[ShadowJedi]

Knowledge is power.
People with power don't want to share their knowledge nor their power with the plebs.

[gazooedphil]

The quote "it was like finding a jet plane in King Tut's tomb" was not a quote by David Hatcher Childress. I first heard it from Arthur C. Clarke back in the late 1970's which (I believe) may have been first spoken by someone else back in the 1950's when the Computer was first x-rayed. It was from that era the quote came from. I like these clips more when the facts are more concise and yours are getting better. Your pronunciation of the more difficult idioms and words of the English language just shows how hard you work at improving yourself.

[FaZeIkea]

“Time heals all wounds little brother”

[kunkka]

6:19 what if he only seemingly had a heart attack when he died?

[meninpursuitofpurpose]

It's possible even if the knowledge of "how" has been lost.

[frankdolsak]

Stradivari Violins got the sound due to a mini ice age that occurred around that time. This caused the wood to grow exponentially slower. This lead to the layers (rings) of wood being closer together causing the angelic sound from them. Unless we have a mini ice age again that will never be duplicated. Over and out..

[IronheadOfScroteus]

Legends about wootz damascus steel are exactly that: legends. Maybe they could cut through other swords, but keep in mind that a lot of other swords they faced were copper or bronze. Not hard to defeat with any halfway decent steel. And legends get embellished over time. Anyone who thinks the ancients could make better steel (including pattern-welded steel) than we do now know absolutely nothing about metallurgy. Watch modern knifemakers test their blades against various materials. There are many whose performance nobody in history can touch.

[janruebeck]

What if Giants built the pyramids? Like the nephilims

[catnessxoxo]

I can’t imagine this being us talked out in a few hundred or thousand years

[DudesIn]

Silphium was found in Antarctica, so yeah, the world will have it again someday

[denicewindsors]

Nailed it. Great delivery of info. I'm digging this chick 😎✌️

[jordanhd]

I love your "Byeee!" outro! 😁 And I'd love a part 2!

[starscream]

The Dance music on the backgroud is anoying

[ronnymckindra]

Greek Fire I never heard of that before

[jonoman]

Okay that floppy disk was never "lost" it was collected by those who control the world's wealth. If you really think you use the same systems as billionaires you are funny! In reality things like this once build get collected and added to the tools of control. Most inventions never get released due to the effects it would have on the general population. Much like ac and DC, the reason we use one is simply due to the fact it can be tallied and kept track of, vs an unchecked uncontrollable version. One would have been free and able to be used anywhere by anyone at any time, the other can be turned off and regulate for resale. Simple

[zoumius]

Pyramid s were adequate by pushing stones over sand and water which was Written in hypoglphs