10 Most Mysterious Recent Archaeological Discoveries!

From 40 humans buried in pots to a newly uncovered tunnel under Mexico City, here are ten of the most mysterious archaeological discoveries!


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[blackcotton]

I have seen the Atocha hoard in Museums. Very cool.

[macpike]

Why is it that ancient Greek galleys always have metal hulls and propellers?

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It is awesome to watch orgins explain I like ancient discoveries found by divers

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[fractaljack]

Another mention of Helen Geake (pronounced Geek) from Time Team!

[nick]

Have you ever heard the story of alibaba and 40 thieves

[teptime]

I've seen Eski Kermen, and to call it a "city" is tantamount to calling an ice cube a glacier.

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[snowmiaow]

Why would nomads make a big mound and a lot of walls?

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Back in the 80's I received gold from the Atocha when I was in high school!

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