12 Most Incredible Archaeological Finds

Every day has the potential to be an exciting one in the field of archaeology. You never know what might be discovered and what new information those discoveries might be able to tell us about the past! We've seen some truly remarkable finds come to light in the past two or three years, and we've gathered them together for you in this video. We've thrown a couple of incredible discoveries from the world of paleontology in, too!

[ArcaneUniverse-]

5:45 – The way you explained this part blew my mind! 🔥 Such a cool connection between archaeology and modern science!

[stevecarte]

I watch a lot of these archeology videos and they remind me of some ancient artifacts I saw in a woman's house I stayed at on hunting trips in the mountains of WV. The house was built in 1869 when the village was settled. There was an ivory ball carved with figurines of people, houses and animals. Inside was another just like it and another inside of that one. An elephant tusk carved into a Japanese woman covered in roses. An ancient stone statue. A huge brass or copper Buddha head. A round metal table with groves in it and some animals stacked 3 on top of each other at 4 places around the edge all metal. She was the matriarch of the village that still practices Swiss traditions. I had pictures of the items. Even the items from 1869 were intriguing. A wood cook stove that covered the entire wall. It looked brand new.

[paulyule]

Beer?: I did not see a way to heat the jars, but this may be visible in the publication.
Ephesus is not located in Germany, but rather in Turkey.
The Kasomak tomb looks like it is built of stone.
The bronze 'chariot' does have parallels in Skandavania.