12 Most Incredible Recent Archaeological Finds

If you’re a subscriber to our channel, you’ll already know that we love to tell you about the latest and greatest archaeological discoveries. If you’re not a subscriber to our channel, make today the day you join us! There are always exciting new discoveries from all over the world to tell you about, and we’re always as excited to tell you about them as archaeologists are to find them. Let’s jump right into it!

[philipcallicoat]

A rare occurrence on YouTube.... Well done..
Clear and professional narrative and great job with the editing... Thumbs up 👍..

[healthymindsetchannel]

💕💕💕Thanks for sharing an ancient history. Let's spread facts and information to the world! 😘😘😘

[laurah]

I think those figurines with tall skinny "heads" are, actually ancient bobble-head statuettes that are missing their heads...I recently saw a video which showcased a different cache of similar items. The find included similar skinny necked statuettes, but also included heads that would have fit perfectly on them. I forget where it was, but I do remember there was no comment by the narrator or "archeologists" that combined the two items, putting heads (that were separated) onto the skinny-neck bodies, when it seemed so very obvious that they belonged together....I am going to have to find that other video now!! Just a potential puzzle piece...keep a look out! :)

[lourias]

Channel number 4 that you narrate. How cool, subscribed.

[richdiddens]

Neither the Mayans nor Guatemala are in South America. They are in an area commonly referred to as Central America but technically everything north of Panama is North America.

[Abulaylsoufy]

You guys need smarter people writing your content. Mayans were in CENTRAL America not South America. And they weren’t conquered by the Spanish. Their civilization collapsed well before the arrival of the Spanish. You should check your facts, this is basic Wikipedia info…

[ainsleystevenson]

This is rather out of date, we now know Neanderthals we’re fully human because they made exquisite jewellery and sewed with fine needles.

[CenturionBC]

Hm, Neanderthal was human. Not Sapiens-Sapiens, but human nevertheless.

[crisjones]

1:45 It appears that the"green stones" are Jade. The Mayans loved Jade! I think it was a sacred stone for them.

[Patrick_Cooper]

I think they will find that these marks at 1:34, explain Boolean Algebra, and its relationship to the birth cycle of proto horses...

[bobirvine]

Really - Vikings in Shetland and Orkney were very real, but your footage is of much older remains, including 3000+ year old stone-age archeology that existed 1000's of years before the Vikings ever visited Orkney and Shetland. Rather disappointing accuracy and as others have commented, if the visuals dont match the dialogue, whats the point?

[bigpoppasmurf]

The symbols carved on the bone are a landscape.

[paulryan]

I'ma make a witchbottle tonite, but first I gotta have a few beers.

[Chuxgold]

Its easy to overlook accomplishments of the past when trying to look like you know it all. When "I do not know" does not prove you know anything.

[wasp]

Neanderthals had bigger brains than modern humans.

[chrisk]

Our human history is so patchy so iffy we make educated guesses and claim their facts how do you know they weren't complete Geniuses for their time you weren't there nobody was we already know they interbred with us they couldn't have been that dumb until we get a time machine will all guess

[leomcmlx]

Mayans = Central America not South America

[harveycampbell]

Neanderthals were human...just a different species. Just unsubscribed.

[herdimmunityonpocketsofvul]

But not too many of you found a bell flower.

[edwardfletcher]

The stories are fascinating, but the repetitive music is triggering !!