12 Most Mysterious And Incredible Archaeological Finds That Really Exist

The mysteries of the past don’t necessarily get any easier to solve as time passes. We gain new technology and come up with new ideas, but that isn’t always enough to answer the questions posed by the people that came before us and the things they left behind for us to find. Let’s take a look at some of them in this video.

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[capt.bart.roberts]

I've been to Ephesus, it's very strange to think you're wandering the same streets as the people, Paul was writing to.

[dontsupportrats]

Um. The gold foil can easily be duplicated using todays tools. Hell it can easily be duplicated by using the tools from the past using tufa stone, just carve the design on the stone, then place foil on it and gently rub with cotton to impress the foil in the etching. This will work with fairly thick sheeting.

[aaronobryan]

It’s all pontification for scholars today…We’re always learning

[codehaunta]

Your voice sounds a little different in this vudeo

[WilliamCooper-lf]

Humans did build these enormous structures, by mining soft malleable sedimentary layers that were laid down twice; first, at the creation, when God separated earth and water and lastly, after Noah's flood. It's not about the tools or their lost ancient advanced technology, it's all about the materials that were available to them, back in the day. This is why the ancient could do, what we cannot fathom looking at the solid rock today. But the error archaeologists make, is that they think that what they see today, is exactly how it was with the people who built it long ago.

[markgarin]

I guess the word 'find' isn't adequate to established...that the exist.

[capt.bart.roberts]

Whatever you do, don't annoy The Picts. We English did once, we're hoping they've forgotten!

[capt.bart.roberts]

Well that's the world's largest coprolite, under The Colloseum!

[capt.bart.roberts]

I've got a solid silver Mojlnir, with purple enamel. It really annoys my Odinist friends.