12 Most Mysterious Recent Archaeological Finds And Artifacts Scientists Still Can't Explain

There isn’t a scientific explanation for everything. There probably never will be. Some things are simply beyond our understanding, and that goes for things from the past as much as it does the present and the future. There are ancient wonders all over the world that have puzzled and troubled the world’s greatest experts, and you’ll see some of the best of them in this video!

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[ZXv]

1:00 : OR...
You fill them full of a flammable material, light it and launch using sling shots... The "nobbles" are to help get a grip on what ever they fall on.. Launch at a rooftop or haystack.
Different "Types" by different blacksmiths, simply a makers mark/design.
Just an idea but it fits in my mind as there use.

[jpd]

I was thinking that possibly the Roman Dodecahedrons ciuld have been used to make fishing nets. The different size holes are for different net laceing sizes. I used something similar when I was a kid to make things using yarn

[FaeQueenCory]

0:49 They're glove knitters. We figured it out a few years ago.

[StanJan]

So there are a total of 24 "discovered" caves. 19 are still flooded and only 5 have been drained out. There are Many carvings on the walls. But sadly, no inscriptions. Yet...

[petermulder]

The first object is a item to navigate on open waters... attached to a string you hold it up above you and look through a certain whole to a star sun or moon...

[randyb]

It’s a toy there’s only one hole but the marble will go in and they wager if it will come back out with a roll

[davidduplessis]

Do you want to know what the Roman item was used for? I know