15 Ancient Artifacts Claimed To Be From The Future

Every once in a while archaeologists - even amateur ones - make remarkable discoveries. See for yourselves! Sometimes, the finding is so surprising that they are unable to explain what it is they've found or how it came into existence. Artifacts that many believe should have never have come to be, or couldn’t possibly have existed in our past. These videos pose many questions and challenge our very notions about time and space as we know it... 15 Ancient Artifacts Claimed To Be From The Future!

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[deloressenyeri]

Ecclesiastes, in the Bible, says there is nothing new under the sun! So...what we THINK is new...has already been here before at some time in the past. The ancients weren't as unsophisticated as some may think! 🤔 It's extremely difficult for us "advanced humans" to actually admit that we don't KNOW EVERYTHING! 🤗

[wendybrown]

Love watching thank you for sharing 🙏📚

[lilymcalister]

Wow!! Pretty kewl looking!! I want to know MORE!!! Please... when u find out what they really are.

[wendybrown]

The pods in the sea are well placed someone must know:Interesting thank you for sharing 🙏🇦🇺📚

[blackstrawbrryapple]

It just goes to show you, nothing is new. Everything is a repeat. It’s just new to us today.

[InfoSponge]

Aliens that look like Praying mantis's

[Dbean]

The so called eggs look upside down Amphora...

[americanhostage]

The thing looks like a tooth from a bucket on a backhoe.

[pieperl.]

DO MORE BELIEVE IN EYES CAN'T SEE.

[Dbean]

Did they tell you what kind of wood they made that 11k year statute out of? Like Gopher wood?

[monadaughtery]

Lots of 'alien like' statues found from the past. Makes you wonder.// Would love to go to Easter Island sometime.// I don't think the 'laptop' is a laptop or the 'I phone' an I phone.//

[johlene]

What about "ancient" spark plugs and Nokia cellphones ? Reportedly many thousands of years old? Yeah right! My gonads run on tesla batteries.

[sandrajohnson]

I can't remember which video it is but there is a portion of it that is about viscous liquids. The narrator pronounces the word 'viscous' incorrectly more than once. He says "vicious' instead of 'viscous'. It's two completely different things obviously. Was he trying to tell us that the liquids are 'vicious' and aggressive? Lol. Let him know that 'viscous' is pronounced, vis-que-ous. Thank you.

[jamessummers]

Why was no one supposed to see? Like every other thing this channel posts?

[jackie_lifestooshort]

#opendiscusion I would've cracked one open..

[Mr.Robert]

Announcers should have perfect pronunciation.
Never happens.
In this case the gentleman has a slight lisp. Not a bad one something I can live with but its there.