12 Most Mysterious And Incredible Archaeological Artifacts

Every archaeological artefact tells a story. The problem is that those stories don't always make sense to the people who find them, or even to the experts who later study them! Trying to understand the past can often feel like trying to do a jigsaw puzzle in the dark, but with time and effort, we can usually learn something from the process. Let's do a little bit of learning right now!

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[c.harris]

So glad to see someone trying to explain the mysteries rather than exploit them.

[omegatired]

<chuckle> just because we see dinosaurs doesn't mean the people who engraved things saw dinosaurs ... although I have to admit, the triceratops in that one grouping is indeed suspicious. <laughter>

[TruthSayer]

We’ve been lied to so much about history that when we find artifacts that don’t so-called “match”, then it throws a wrench into our “reality”.

[decomp]

3:54 on a certain day of the year when the shafts a-line and falls in between the 2 mounds.
Is this the first dick joke

[hawk]

Newport Tower shows up on maps that were drawn and in circulation long before the 1700's ever came about. So much for it being a windmill asserted to have been built in the 1720s to 1730's.

[hodlcrypto]

"Mud flood" can explain some of these items being buried

[justinwade]

Wow, man your pronunciation of those Irish words was heart breaking...nice to get a mention though.

[lightindarkshadows]

at 15:24 anyoneelse see the dinosaur on the blade of sword?

[erinfaye]

Would it really be so weird for people to have discovered dinosaurs before we discovered them? And then people forgot and we rediscovered them. We just dig up the bones right?

[maryblushes]

Tucson artifacts...not a dinosaur but a dragon!

[MP-unvm]

Los Lunas is in the"New" Mexican desert....

[richardferg]

Hill of Tara looks like a motte and bailey ruin. doesn't look too mysterious

[Ms.HarmonyJ]

My dear friend this is one of your most fascinating videos yet I love your videos but this one is I don't know how to describe it but it's sensational keep up the great work

[jorgegonzalez-larramendi]

heads up:: "méjico" is in "north america".
a many humans Today in the usa can barely read and write ENGLISH.
so criticizing broken LATIN etched onto rough cast silver objects is quite a stretch ..

[patriciagerresheim]

Tuatha de Danaan = TOO - haht deh DAH - nenn

Cu Culainn = KOO koo-lane

[raygsbrelcik]

Those ancient 'figurines' of dinosaurs, whether you choose to doubt it,
or not----Are irrefutable Proof that man and dinosaur lived alongside of
each other; And it also reveals the fact---The, "Dino--Age" was NOT Mill-
ions of years distant, but much more recent.