5 Most Disturbing Archaeological Discoveries

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[mathewomolo]

I can imagine future archaeologists trying to make sense of perhaps stuff done by current random psychopaths. great video

[linjoy]

Regarding putting a stone into a corps mouth it was also done because people believed that a body could be possessed by a 'demon' or 'bad spirit' could enter through the mouth and take possession of the body.

[Hammer_Of_Olympia]

Glad I've found a new list YouTuber. Narration is great

[ashlyboss]

Mummies are commonly found with a "scream" because as the skin dries and shrinks it pulls the jaw open.

[roserose]

the hands were probably theifs who got caught, and got punished for it

[SpectreStatus]

Is it strange if I find them more fascinating than disturbing?

[silvermurex]

people from 5000 years ago had more teeth than i have

[retroguy]

That woman mummy with the eyes open gives me bad chills, I feel like she was looking down into my soul when her face poped on the screen

[Chris-vexw]

Man you deserve so much more subs, please keep the videos coming!

[ThePallexD]

I'm actually surprised that the Grauballe man wasn't on here.
It's a bog body uncovered in 1952, in Denmark by a peat farmer.

The extraordinary thing is, that despite being a little deformed by the pressure of the bog, the body was so intact that police were contacted, and it was thought to be a local man whom had disappeared years before the unearthing.
The body has recently been dated to 290 BC, and still, to this day, has preserved hair, nails, bears stubs and even fingerprints.
The agreed upon consensus is that he was killed by having his throat slit ear to ear, but there are disagreements about why, if it was ritualistic or a punishment.
Because of the chemistry in bogs the hair, which was originally thought to be dark, is now a orange colour and body is almost black. It was the first full bog body to be preserved, and this was done by tanning the body, as to make it into leather, and then filling it with oak bark.

[valpuiahmar]

well made video..informative and entertaining as well...well done bro you rock

[theapotheosisofgdot]

Bite marks do not mean cannibalism in most cases!.. Simply means that ancient humans use their teeth as a tool to shape, cut and form other objects...

[heathertaylor]

howww would that even WORK?!?! like its not possible to take a stone out of your mouth? god we were dumb... can you imagine how stupid this generation will seem in a thousand years?

[spiritsoda]

Your voice has a lot of suspense! And the music in the background makes it even creepier! Great job!!

[NickanM]

Ok.
Granny as a comb and cup.
I wonder if I should ask her.

[djjesus.hediedforyourspins]

I was just about to go to sleep. Thx. Subbed tho.

[olanordtug]

The tomb of the sunken sculls is located in Motala Sweden. Close to a big lake called Vattern.

[Tech-vkzk]

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[TheSchrewer]

In reference to the skull fragments inside of another skull.

Picture one head being thrust into a spike, now picture two heads being put onto the same spike, perhaps the spike pushed part of one of the bottom skulls pushed fragments up into the one above it.