12 Most Mysterious Artifacts That Scientists Still Can't Explain

You can’t tell everything there is to know about an object, a place, or even a person just by looking. Sometimes you still don’t know everything there is to know even after a detailed examination. The technologies and rituals of our ancestors are still largely a mystery to us, and that mystery gets bigger every time archaeologists pull another inexplicable object out of the ground.

[TraciMann]

10:05 I think it's becoming clearer that the ancients were more advanced than we are and that they had superior skills than ours. Even ancient Egyptian carvings were laser precision carvings...no hammer and chisel were used on those

[hamidallah]

A huge thanks for introducing to us such these incredible Ancient civilization 👍👍👍

[nibiruresearch]

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[allusivenight]

The vase look like a depiction of the garden of Eden to me I’m not even an expert and I could see that LOL

[carliwright]

This guys the best just about to close my eyes

[wdtripps]

The lead piece is not a spindle, it is a pendulum.

[josephwolfe]

It's amazing that the Portland Vase looks as good as it does. In 1845 it was demolished by a drunk in the British Museum and had to be extensively repaired!

[guillaumemaurice]

Thank you for sharing this. That was very interesting.

[dwainharris]

Please more picture time on the objects and less time on movie clips.

[Ameuric]

I have only one simple question...Why is EVERY ancient place we uncover called a "Temple", even if there is no evidence to show that it was? I can show pictures of lots of great buildings and places that have nothing to do with worship at all. Future archeologists will think Abraham Lincoln was an ancient god when they dig out the Lincoln Memorial and that DC must have been part of a huge religious site. Just look at all the buildings around this great man. Then they will say that Arlington cemetery is where all the slaves that built the place were buried.When they ran out of space, they started putting the slaves names on a big wall.

[danielfronc]

Distinguished cartographer John Moen, who with his wife were amongst the original founders of The World Atlas, considers Mexico to be in North America. Then again, what does it matter? Columbus at first believed the islands he landed on were India.

[JO-kplk]

If the Wyoming Big Horn Medicine
Wheel is "10, 000 feet above the ground" then it is hovering in mid
air! The technological ability of
those ancients must have been
truly amazing!

[alfredpratt]

Thank you. Not another video about the London Hammer Baghdad battery Etc. Very interesting.

[kkattavega]

Loved it...
New subscriber right here.💯😎

[Jere]

Never become an archaeologist unless you want to see your career in ruins.

[plhebel]

I'm sure I've seen that Portland cameo glass vase at the Chicago Art Institute, They have an outstanding Mediterranean sections. They do sometimes get loans from other museums and private collections but I'm sure that vase is a permanent display.

[BigTimeZergRush]

"The history of Mexico is long and rich, with great civilization after great civilization living on the land of South America". And then goes on to mention the Inca like they were living by/in the area of Really.... I don't mean to insult anyone, but it doesn't take many years of basic schooling to know Mexico is not part of South America.. And as far as the Incas. They were a huge empire, yes. But they were no where close to living by, or in the area of Mexico... Please get your basic facts right. How do I know the rest of what you are saying in the video is correct?

[luisramonriveralopez]

Just a little correction: México is located in North América. Thanks

[Gorrgrim]

i just recently subscribed but can you explain how every video has the "12 Most Mysterious Artifacts That Scientists Still Can't Explain"

[tavogout]

Mexico is not located in South America. It is part of North America.