MOST Important Archaeological Discoveries of 2023. Over 100 Archaeological Finds

Welcome to the Kirtop Archeology Channel, where we bring you the most exciting discoveries and breakthroughs in the world of archaeology. In this groundbreaking documentary, we're thrilled to present the top 100 grandiose archaeological discoveries that have transformed our understanding of the past.
Our idea of the past has been shaped by what we've learned in textbooks and museums, but these new finds challenge everything we thought we knew. These 100 archeological finds represent the most significant discoveries of recent times, each one providing a tantalizing glimpse into a lost world.
We'll take you on a journey through time, exploring the excavations that have led to the uncovering of ancient treasures, forgotten civilizations, and new insights into our history. From the ancient penis-shaped stone phalos of the Mediterranean to the newly-discovered treasures of the Roman Empire, each new find has the power to change the way we see our world.
The excavations and new research have revealed the secrets of the past in unprecedented ways. You'll witness firsthand how archaeologists are using cutting-edge technologies to uncover hidden artifacts, restore crumbling structures, and piece together stories of the ancient world.
One of the most fascinating discoveries is the ancient treasure trove found in the Swiss Alps. It is thought to be a Roman-era cache that was hidden in the mountains during wartime. It contained gold coins, silverware, and other priceless artifacts, all of which have shed new light on the Roman Empire's economic and military history.

Another remarkable find was the discovery of an ancient city in the jungle of Honduras. Dubbed the "Lost City of the Monkey God," this city was hidden from the world for centuries and only recently uncovered. The discovery has provided insights into the ancient Mayan civilization, its culture, and its relationship with the natural world.
But it's not just ancient civilizations that have been uncovered. Archaeologists have also uncovered evidence of prehistoric life, including the bones of a 50,000-year-old Neanderthal in France. This remarkable discovery has provided insights into the lives of our distant ancestors and challenged our understanding of human evolution.
The new finds have also uncovered dark chapters of history, including the slave trade. The discovery of a slave ship off the coast of South Africa, for example, has brought to light the brutal reality of the transatlantic slave trade and the horrific conditions that enslaved people were forced to endure.
Overall, these 100 grandiose archaeological discoveries have given us a more complete picture of our past. They've challenged our assumptions, expanded our knowledge, and brought us closer to understanding the incredible diversity of human experience throughout history. This documentary is a must-see for anyone interested in the world of archeological finds and the secrets they hold. So join us on this thrilling adventure and let's explore the ancient world together!

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[McGiver]

54:00 "I wish you all a peaceful sky, and a great day''
what a great msg!... we know what you mean and return the wish! '' a peaceful sky, and a great day''

[amandaguidry]

Your English has gotten AMAZINGLY better over the last year! Great job! You can definitely tell you worked hard to get where you are! Great content as well! ❤❤❤

[tassia]

Flushing toilets were found in many ancient Greek cities in Cnosos in Acrotiri Thera (Sandorini) They were used even before 1500 BC

[dwightehowell]

I normally use one of two horn combs just for the heck of it.

[mariovillarreal]

Rice was used as a glue in the mortar making walls extra strong.

[yarrowwitch]

People didn't jump from hunter-gatherer to farmer. They became nomadic pastoralists, planting along their route to gather later, and hunting as they went. Only the rise in water level (around 11, 500 bce) cut them and the herds off, forcing them to rely only on what would grow where they were marooned. Their health and life expectancy declined sharply.

[tammyloftheim]

You mentioned the hunger stones outside the USA but they have been found in Pennsylvania also. It was sad to see.

[mariovillarreal]

Ancient combs or hair clips were probably made from the skills of those with extraordinarily luxurious or healthy hair or extra long.

[gamegenius]

I dont have trouble understanding her. I think her voice and accent are very pleasant

[mariovillarreal]

They also didn't start out as hunters more like scavenger/ gatherers.

[vickyesperanza]

why do we say these are facts when there is no evidence? and no one was there?

[josephflory]

Eggs do NOT have to be refrigerated!!!!

[McGiver]

Nice try, but nothing of all that is new... (2023), and just before the end... ''ancient flushing toilet'' better learn about the ''Minoan'' civilization... [early Bronze Age) even hot water, proper pluming, bathtops AND flushing toilets... not to mention Art, social structure, fashion etc...

[alexmendoza]

It's hard to understand this commentator she speaks good English but a few sentences I don't understand or is it just me?

[TheWhoreculture]

Such a sloppy plagerised mess, generalisation quoted as fact, single instance used as "example" of multiple use/times and the absolute classic....revenants/zombies or belief in them was slowed/stopped by the rise of christianity - a belief system based religion, of which one of the major tenants is the figurehead of said religion actually dying and coming back from the dead! Too many channels filled with supercilious fluff dressed up as educational, but, just trying to generate income!

[TwizDedSistR]

Had to quit hallway through, I couldn't take the improper pronunciation any longer. Especially, "Vikings" not "Wykings". Keep working on this please prior to any more vids. Horse before the cart.