12 Most Incredible Archaeological Finds

If there's one thing you can rely on this channel for, it's amazing archaeology. Our eyes are always open to the greatest archaeological treasures in the world, and we're always excited to bring you new videos full of fantastic finds and dynamic discoveries. There are plenty of them in this video, so make yourself comfortable, and we'll begin!

[davidhbrown]

I would like it if you did NOT show pictures of other things when talking about certain things. Example: In the piece about the wagons you keep showing more modern wagons instead of just showing us more of the ones that were found. Even a little looping would be better than looking at things that are not specific to the item being shared.

[herbertfawcett]

Quit showing things that are not the subjest matter!

[rossdelaney]

At 9:20 in, we are told of what could be described as the world's oldest art gallery. Australian Aboriginal art is the oldest unbroken tradition of art in the world. Some art is know to be at least 30, 000 years old however there is likely to exist art that is much older.

[josephinehogg]

09:20 - Neolithic cave paintings, 5, 000 years old are " the World's oldest art gallery"? I don't think so! The First Native Australians have been living on this Continent for the past 65, 000 YEARS THAT THEY KNOW OF! It's highly unlikely they sat on their hands and did nothing all that time!

[lorettaross]

Good morning! I Agree with you that your vids are full of fantastic finds dynamic discoveries! Thank you for sharing your talents and information! Catch you next time!

[wendywhite]

I do know what a wagon is. You wouldn’t even let me study the one picture of the wagon in question for more than a second before moving on to completely unrelated pictures of other wagons. I guess this is an example of how a person just sits at a desk and says I’m going to query what are the 10 most amazing archaeological finds and then I’m just gonna word associate an article out of that. La La La.💃

[StinkyBlack]

Wow, no weight limit at all on those stairs I see, won’t be long before they’re ruined for profit.

[connierogerson]

I would love to hear the music they discovered.

[GeraldWood-igrw]

Not many snow flakes back then they died fast and young 😊

[QuBoadicea]

I like your knowledge and material but your delivery is that of tenor projecting his vice to a large auditorium. Tone it down dude!

[lindalewis]

How many times are we going to have to hear about the Seaton Hoard? I've heard the story at least 6 times. 🤷 As well as the vampire and Dresden Codex stories being told again and again.

[Cheryworld]

time to crawl back under your bed and hide.

[Hallands.]

This is far too superficial for my fancy. Hope to never return to this channel!

[Alachua]

The Phallus has survived up to this day. Just look between your legs boiz!