Top 10 Famous Unknown Gravesites Lost To Time

Top 10 Famous Unknown Gravesites Lost To Time

There's a legend out there that those who don't receive a proper burial will never find peace. That their spirits will relentless wander the earth for eternity. Let's hope that that is not the case because today we are looking at some people with lost gravesites. Let's talk about the Top 10 Famous Unknown Gravesites Lost To Time.

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Time Codes:
0:00 Intro
0:21 Leonardo da Vinci
1:16 Nefertiti
1:57 Mozart
2:51 Attila The Hun
3:41 Alexander The Great
4:36 Genghis Khan
5:27 King Kamehameha
6:03 Queen Boudicca
6:40 Thomas Paine
7:17 King Alfred The Great

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[amydraycott]

Boudicca wasn't alive when queen Elizabeth 1 was. Even William the conquerer wasn't alive when she died. She fought the Romans and died in 61AD

[Mindset]

Boadicea had nothing to do with Queen Elisabeth 1. She was queen of the Celts during the Roman invasion of Britannia, and died in 60 or 61 AD.

[themotivationchapo]

Love watching this channel day and night Best content 👍👍👍

[andrewjackson]

Ka-may-ah-may'ah and Boudicca has nothing to do with Elizabeth 1

[kerichobani]

I like this list! Can't wait to see you in a part 2 Lindsey!

[graceschultz]

I wanted to thank you, I’ve been going through a very dark time in my life and every video puts a smile on my face

[cicad]

Kamehameha is pronounced Kuh-MAY-huh-MAY-huh. Just trying to be helpful to my favorite girl. :-)

[maiaallman]

The z in German words, like Mozart, is pronounced ts.

[fillo]

My first shoutout! Woohoo! LOL.. thanks.. Great video as always! Thanks!

[tomcat]

Hi Peach, it is thought that there is a clue in Tutankhamen's tomb behind a wall which is covered with mould spores showing Tutankhamen and Osiris. When archaeologists carried out laser scans of the tomb, there became visible a filled in door in the wall behind the plaster which has the painting on. The Egyptian Antiquities Ministery so far refuses to give permission to open the doorway to see what is behind the door. It is believed that the door hides a further treasure chamber or possibly a chamber with Nefertiti's tomb in it. But we won't know what is in it, unless the Egyptian Antiquities Ministry allows it to be opened. Queen Boudicca was found under Platform 10 of Kings Cross Station buried with her War Charriot. This was why J K Rowling used in between Platforms 9 and 10 for the Hogwarts Express Platform, making it a hidden platform 9 3/4. The story of Boudicca's tomb being hidden under the Station was her inspiration for Platform 9 3/4 being magically hidden. Sending Hugs Linz my friend xx

[CuteDwarf]

Part 2, please!

I would like to hear about the unfound grave of Pocahontas.

[candiceperry]

These famous gravesites are awesome&bizarre

[jengraves]

Very interesting, would definitely like to hear a part 2,

[makivelibryant]

U amazing 🏆 Linsey how u explain everything I could listen to you 😏💫👀 Forever keep doing that interesting 🤔🌬️👑💎 Facts that u bring to the table ur beyond 🆒

[jay]

Truly fascinating. Would enjoy a part 2 🍑

[brianamuro]

King Kamehameha is buried deep inside Makua cave on the west side of Oahu.

[lorrainesaltmarsh]

I never get a shout out but I will comment anyway. Hi Lindsay I think you are one of the best hosts for this channel.

[heathenwolf]

I'm related to Thomas Paine & William the Conqueror, among others.

[aoibheannconway]

Queen Boudicca and queen Elisabeth the first are separated by nearly 1000 years of history darling, i don't know where you got that statement. Queen Boudicca is said to have taken her life with poision after losing to her mortal roman enemies, not a fellow queen. Queen Elizabeth didn't have to worry about Boudicca.

[saec-ford]

Huh. I must have slept through the part of history class where they mentioned that Boudicca and Elizabeth I were contemporaries. Because I always thought they were separated by some 1500 years, give or take.