12 Most Incredible Artifacts Finds That Change History

The history of our world isn't set in stone. We write history based on what we think we know about it - and in most cases, that's quite a lot. Every now and then, though, something will come along that challenges the established facts and makes us think again about the people and places that came before us. This video is all about those troublesome discoveries - the ones that make the experts have to rip everything up and start again!

[lorettaross]

Very interesting information! I really enjoy your vids, thank you for sharing.

[FirstBornProtoType]

If those few words in Pompeii may change history, they've been may changing history for about 10 or 15 years, must be very complicated calendar reading.

[johnord]

The Greeks were doing large scale warfare way before the Romans

[scloftin]

Ooooh Noooo! Forever Knight's Ascension day celebrations of LaCroix becoming a vampire is wrong! How will we ever survive? <laughter> OK, that was silly, but it also shows that this info on Vesuvius not erupting in August is not just disruptive of our understanding of history, but the occasional plot in popular fiction. <laughter>

[CaseSensitive]

15:24 looks like the base of a skull, maybe that's a giant skull buried crown down.

[CaseSensitive]

Your history becomes clearer when you know where you live. Pro-Hint: You aren't on a planet in a solar system, think simulated celestial sky.

[johnord]

Er Christianity was well established in the the south of Britain in the 7th centuary

[FirstBornProtoType]

I hope the African finding bears fruit. That could be seriously interesting.

[karinwolf]

I wish I knew your real name, RedWheel. I like your voice! 💋💖🎉🌵👵🐺🖖

[billcornelius]

words in Pompeii could be a future date the work was to be finished. doesn't have to be the current date

[donnatelley]

Did I just see the stargate like it was real? Stopped watching then.