12 Most Incredible Discovered Artifacts Scientists Still Can't Explain

When archaeologists or researchers discover an artifact from the distant past, they can usually give a reasonable explanation for what it might be. Ceramics, pottery, and carvings are easy to understand just by looking at them. Not everything comes with a ready-made explanation, though. All the items you're about to see in this video come from long ago and far away, but the secrets of their purposes are a mystery lost to time, and scientists cannot explain their existence!

[thinkcivil]

Why do scientists always say that something strange looking from long ago has a religious or astrological purpose? Imagine scientists thousands of years in the future finding a Rubik's Cube.

[agnesmclean]

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[costadelsol]

Less movie footage and more real footage of the actual item being discussed.

[Triple]

Guy making the inscriptions thousands of years ago: “check out these sick drawings I made bro”

[randyearles]

would like it better if they didn't show hollywood movie clips and just stuck to the artifact.

[teedlebomb]

Get rid of the distracting film blips and just show us the items.

[chekov]

The double bladed ax is a symbol of Minoan culture seen as a recurring motif and would not be a mystery to any archaeologist digging on Crete.

[KXTV]

Everytime I hear "they couldn't of made this" I'm just don't know what they could do, we just know what was left behind.

[W.Vanderbilt]

You ever get the feeling that humans get to a point in time, destroy ourselves and start back over

[JSB]

The Saqqara disc can't be anything but a trophy for Ancient Egypt Pharaoh's frisbee contest.

[TnT_FX]

Imagine being an Egyptian Toy maker 4000 years ago looking at a bird, whittling a bird shaped toy, and not realizing you're making future generations meltdown over aliens, time travel, and extra-dimensions.

[Kubik]

If we havent found something similair to the sakara disk, maybe it was made by an artist? People always ask why someone in the past created something and what purpose it had....imagine in years people find art from banksy or some sculpture in a town... Maybe there were crazy artist in the past who just wanted to create something unique.

[dannyg]

The Saqqara Disk is theorized to be a water implosion device used in water engineering, which would make this a very technologically advanced artifact. Sorry to disappoint those who were hoping they'd be candlestick holders.

[deydododontdedoh.]

Those balls from space things have been found to be part of the fuel system of rockets (or satellites?) that then fell to earth.
Can't remember the full details but it is on another similar type you tube posting.

[tonyl]

Have you ever heard of a ceremonial sword? That axe could’ve been one as well, or just simply a good craftsman showing off his worth through his work.

[CaptainAwesomeVlog]

"Logic and reason tell us that it can't be a galactic map." Feel free to explain the logic and reason at work that enable you to make such an assumption.

[kingsblade]

this makes me feel like the golden disc we sent out returning to earth 1, 000, 000 years from now. There would be no evidence of our civilization anymore after that amount of time. Who's to say it hasn't happened before?

[Irene-iusj]

The double head axe, was a well known symbol of King Minos (s)
Even today you can find jewelry with that symbol.So a symbol, not a weapon or a tool.

[christopher-tipstrumleslie]

The shist disc is the agitator for an ancient washing machine. Stone machines you'll be proud of!

[mariefremlin]

The disc looks like something that could be turned that would change the direction of water or grain. Maybe irrigation or separate grain from chaff. Place for a shaft in the center.