12 Most Amazing Recent Archaeological Finds

We love new archaeological discoveries on this channel, and we also love sharing them with you. There’s always something new and exciting going on in the world of archaeology. Work goes on all year round, and every week someone finds something interesting somewhere! We’ve seen some incredible things discovered in the recent past, and we’ve put a few of the highlights together for you in this video. We hope you enjoy finding out about them as much as we did!

[justsomepersononyoutube]

To whoever is reading this I hope you are having a great day today

[jakewilson]

This background music hits hard! 🤣 its that banger yo!

[neomortalgirl]

excuse me mate but us Australian aborigines were far more advanced then you people ever give us credit for. I find it quite insulting to our people the way you mentioned us. We didn’t just have banana plantations, we farmed eels and had ancient structures. And putting up pictures of American Indians is not a representation of us.

[thprayer]

A school built over an ancient civilization... could this be more ironic? The place that is meant to teach about history. Only exists to cover it up. 2020 in a textbook

[deborahduthie]

The coin in the babies hand, would have been to pay the Ferryman, to cross the river Styx to the place of the souls of those whom have died.

[ivareskesner]

Got to love these videos. Always great content.

[traxel]

I just wish that this site would stay serious, instead of having stupid flashings of films in between. Why in the world would they do such stupid stuff if this is supposed to be a serious site for information?

[CC]

Imagine being buried and thousands of years later archaeologists dig you up. Take trophy pictures of you. And sell your remains

[deborahduthie]

Australian Aborigines farmed because Australia was on the shipping routes around the world more than 12, 000 years BC. Not only w there fields of seed grasses but Eel ponds and smokehouses were recently given World Heritage Sites at Picanini Ponds. There are more tales of Chinese visiting Australia on a regular trade route.

[jkocol]

After reading all these comments I am glad I didn't bother to watch this before commenting on the picture shown on the screen clip. My comment to that was "Wow! Babylon was built with Lego's!

[lord_vexon]

You should do some paleontological finds.

[artgeometrix]

Some really incredible finds here. Especially that shipwreck place. Risky.

[emfields]

I like your video it's a great video I appreciate your desire to entertain and inform but maybe a little more informed and a little less entertained but kudos for your efforts man I enjoyed it thank you.

[mukhumor]

14:30 'Found by a civilian'? Has America become so much of a military culture?

[johnrettig]

12 : 56
Talking about Australian Aborigines but the film clip is showing Cheyenne Hunting Party in the Midwest

[MyEnime]

i wish this would have shown actual footage of the finds ( or more of it) and not movie clips

[rystagg]

Tsi and aboriginal are 2 different cultures.

[Helen-sound]

I really think historians will really have to rethink the timeline . How many times have they been proved wrong about the hunter gatherer theory and dates .
All around the world they are finding proof that civilisations were way more advanced than we give credit for .
I think it’s the arrogance we have that as the years go on the human race must develop to what we have today but the assumption that they couldn’t possibly have known about physics or agriculture, housing and advanced building methods or detailed plumbing . There is still the thought in some houses that electricity isn’t a recent discovery .
It’s inevitable that the more we find the more we know but the reluctance, disbelief and just not being able to understand how or why still remains .
I love archaeology and still love my childhood question .. Why is everything covered in dirt and now underground ?

[Ghastly_Grinner]

14:05 Nah the aborigines are extremely underdeveloped perhaps colonists from across the straight landed there if not then something must have happened to the advanced aborigines

[davidtapp]

It is my understanding that the inhabitants of the Torres Straits were not Australian Aborigines, but related to the inhabitants of New Guinea. I also understand that the Torres Strait islanders hunted the Aborigines and each other for food. Humans are claimed to be an excellent source of protein.