12 Most Mysterious Ancient Artifacts Finds Scientists Still Can't Explain

You might have heard the old expression that “seeing is believing.” That might be true, but seeing and believing isn’t the same as understanding. Historians, archaeologists, and even members of the public have come across countless artefacts in their travels that have turned out to be hiding surprising secrets - and here’s a collection of the very best of them!

[reneafowler]

Love this channel! First time I've ever got to be one of the frist people to comment. Can't wait for the next video!

[anthalas]

Those “Kong”s look like candle holders...

[lyndapierson]

really appreciate your visual content. other channels don't give you as much. also enjoy your enthusiastic voice

[johnprice]

Chichester, Chich ryhmes with tich (tiny) and ester with Esther (girls name), sometimes our place names don't sound like they are spelt lol. Great channel by the way.

[tentoezdownmovement]

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[DeniseF]

Maybe the jayde kongs are flower vases or candles or something. Or simply a decoration

[cut--]

@13:11 they just found a Chinese Coin on Oak Island.. if you follow the show.

[joeln]

That's straight up a buttplug at 1:40 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[aliceyoung]

that bust kinda looks like one of squidward's failed art projects

[Omega_Mark]

1:36 Attach a rope at the narrow point and push it in some firm ground. It could be an anchor to keep some quick construction in place and/or to keep some smaller animal from running away. That narrower place seems to be more worn out, as if some rope was rubbing against it.

[mysmirandam.]

The first one is the very first bud plug

[ChristophersMum]

Aye...you just never know what you will find just underneath your feet...thanks from Scotland

[DOESITMATTER]

Lol sorry, damn near spit my coffee out by the first one when I thought they found a ancient butt plug...
Smh it was a random thought that caught even myself off guard

[ShojoBakunyu]

The first "mystery" isn't a mystery and they know it's a tool? Not a good start.

Number two is dated back to the appropriate time so isn't a mystery? 🤔

Number three is a banknote found hidden in a statue and this not a mystery? None of this is "unexplainable" since you explain it all IN the video.

Number four is FINALLY a mystery!

[nickgov]

There is no such place as "Chychester". It is "Chichester", pronounced with a short "i" as in "chip", " Chi-chister".

[johnbassett]

It's a damn rock, could've been used for bashing out brain cells, which I believe worked very well on mankind, congrats to the inventor !!!

[Hallands.]

The early American object could be a flint smith’s hammer/chisel used to knock off small flakes of flint.
The Chinese Kongs were likely used to hold burning incense-sticks.
The wolf-statue looks a lot like nordic depictions of the mythological wolf Fenris. Considering the frequent occurrence of the name Wulfgard in Britain, there might have been a family cult, and the romans might have confiscated their main relic as a sign of conquest.

[navigatorofnone]

You have made so many videos about mysterious artifacts around the world, i wonder if all these artifacts will ever be demystified.

[sam-roob]

How many channels is this guy on i found a couple now skatebored WATOP now this one. am I just loosing it or what's going on lol

[davidcanoish]

The Isaiah artifact is conclusive indeed, it’s conclusive that the name is circulated such as the prophets name, after all prophets are born like every other man. Yet the seal of the king was found near it proving the existence of ancient Israelites in the land