12 Most Mysterious Artifacts Finds Scientists Still Can't Explain

The world would be a very boring place if we understood everything we ever saw - so we’re glad that isn’t the case! Life is made more exciting by mysteries, and mysteries crop up all the time in the field of archaeology. Our leading experts are frequently baffled by some of the astonishing discoveries they make, but if you ask us, that only makes their discoveries more interesting. Here, we’re going to check out some of the all-time great mysterious archaeological finds!

[JM-wddk]

“…Trade and travel between Mexico and North America...” 💀 🤣

[thesuperunknownn]

Every time this channel suggests that Mexico is not in North America, my brain hurts

[steve]

The artifact at Stonehenge does not mean it was related to Stonehenge. It is common knowledge in the treasure hunting community that people often buried valuables near certain landmarks to hide them. And make it easier to find them when they wanted/needed to retrieve them. Burying something near one of the stones of Avebury would be exactly the same concept.

[billyaitken]

Fairly sure that’s a baboon skull, not a Werewolf……

[kdreamscosmos]

Human civilization is much older than we think...

[aaronatherton]

George Washington was a surveyor...and mirrored boxes were also used in surveys.
Honestly if you are going to build the most accurate foundation, you need a survey!

[slypen]

Went straight to the Smithsonian where it disappears before a press conference.

[bethbartlett]

With polite delivery:
*The Stonehenge story, ...* 🤨
*("What Archaeologists don't weave, Journalists do.")* You may quote me on this.

One day, History will be shared in it's greater facts

Beth
a Sociologist/Behavioralist
and *Historian*
It is my "gig" ...

[kevinb.]

I missed the most important feature of that well in Sardinia. The circle above the water is actually off set 14 deg to exactly the possision of a lunar event that only occurred once maybe twice in a persons life span even still today I wouldn’t see this 3 times in a life cause it’s decades in between yet marks one of the ends of the cycle.

[JadeRepayeStarchild]

Surely there must be more scientific explanations than what you are giving?

[shannonfreeman]

The indian cave paintings are identical to some Australian Aboriginal cave art im amazed no one is investigating??

[mrruswarp]

There are some very strange visual images inserted, totally unrelated to the material covered.

[kamalgrewal]

Old camera they had they are they will using time machines ✍️👁☝️ or control time

[evgeniyan]

Лапти не жмут ?
This is not to author.

[sonjanordahl]

Sorry but the skull looks to be a baboon. how it got there is a mystery.

[roneagle]

The "Golden Lozenge " was most probably planted by the "discoverer".