12 Most Amazing Ancient Artifacts Finds

It's time to look at some incredible artefact finds! It's something we do a lot on this channel, and we do it because we love it. There's always something interesting to see and something new to learn. The best way to find out more about the past is to touch the objects that our ancestors made with their own hands and walk in their footprints in their former lands. Let's set off on that journey now.

[trixiecox]

I will never understand how this channel attracts so many nitpicking whiners, but it surely does, and unjustifiably so.

Excellent video, as usual! Not all of your viewers are poopooing the efforts of the team and narrator delivering the Inforado content. Thank you, all!

[tlcferguson]

That last one was a totem pole south American style. The natives in Washington state and other parts of the west coast, have simular ones and they paint theirs also. Great video

[quentinfairchild]

Breaking a curse and ending the power of an object is a reason to break it apart, wrap it in purity and burying it where it will remain out of other hands.

[Teresa-ihsn]

I just wish you would show the article more than cute cartoons, or other wired stuff. Thanks for the info anyway!

[Synathe]

actually there were cinnabar mines off the coast of peru. Which would have been dry at the time.

[markklocek]

The wood piece #11 was worn by a slave.

[HugeWolf]

I thought this was suppose to be "amazing".

[zioncardman]

So a gay rapist has context to a prayer thing?

[davidgibbs]

O.K., but why are you shouting at us? I think the viewers will be more impressed it you try talking like a normal human being. By the way, where is Cons-ti-nople? Did you mean Constantinople?