15 Most SURPRISING Secret Discoveries Found In Unexpected Places!

Whatever the reason, humans have always enjoyed a little treasure hunt, often hiding valuable items away from prying eyes. But what happens when we're long gone and somebody else finds our most treasured belongings? We get a list like this! From the unusual discovery of a body to a toilet concealing some valuable antiquities, here are the 15 Most Surprising Secret Discoveries Found in Unexpected Places!

[basealph]

The Turkish Coins are in Arabic. It says "the Sultan Mustafa Bin Hamdan, long living Kingdom in Islamtol 1711 (Istanbul now).The number is the Islamic year of 1711 which is some time in the 1800s.

[azizbinjdid]

3:30 It’s Sayes “Sultan Mustafa bin Ahmed continued his rule, such as (God perpetuates his rule)
Made in Islambol (Istanbul in Turkey) in 1171
I think the written date is Islamic and we are now in 1441 so I think it is less than
300 years old

[Hawkemoon]

No. 10 they were probably "magnet fishing". Seems to be a popular hobby around the world.

[jamesbalme]

Wow many thanks for featuring my discovery at number 4 !! Keep up the good work

[evdmtgl]

You should know that there were 2 bigger treasures found in Bulgaria than Panagiyurishte one. They ware taken in the '80s by Russian Heavy-duty helicopters. The one was a gold sarcophagus of some weird creature, the letters on the thing ware not known earth ancient language. I know that because my father did found it and the army took it later. On this same place, there was a buried church in which was this sarcophagus, The church is still there and opened for tourists. On this same location, there is a bigger treasure, but it can not be dug out, because there is an entire village sitting on it, and if they open the tunnels leading to it they will destroy the village, so they decided at this time it is too risky and they left it there. The second bigger treasure was after Burgas the road for Sredets. Their ware found a golden chariot, golden artefacts, golden things for the horses who pulled the chariot. IT is being told that this finding is pre-tracian, but in the '90s something happened and most of the gold was stolen. They made at the place that everything was found a museum, that until this day it is there but it is closed for some reason. I think the chariot is gone too. After the falling f previous government, there is a lot of things found that ware bigger and more important, but disappeared, stolen, sold outside Bulgaria, mostly in Europe.

[sdfmatthews]

The Dudes Who Found WWII Explosive Were Probaly Looking For Mermaids

[rasputinsorphan]

19 minute video... 17 minutes of stock footage....

[melinasatanica]

I had to stop watching my favorite channel SERIOUSLY STRANGE because he started narrating/marketing a whole 10 minute ad for a video game before the program started and ppl on here bitching about three 5 SECOND ads. JFC

[amylee]

Also... I think everytime we bury an animal(cat, dog, rat, ferret etc) we should put little saddles on them all and seriously screw with humans digging us up 😄
*WHAT? Tiny humans that rode animals in battle? What people they were!*

[rickyhurtt]

Folks should've kept their damned mouths shut and they'd been able to keep all money. That's what social media's good for

[rickyhurtt]

I'd imagine anybody other than the prisoners got their thieving hands on the gold. Guards warden state prison board even governor

[Tj-ybqv]

6:42 they found a hand grenade on a river
Me who just watching the contraction peps working, then found a body under the river 😬
With a car 👌🏻

[ylwk]

Number 13: the coins were written in Arabic and its saying someones name.... BTW i am arabic

[carlkampfer]

I can tell you for certain that some of those coins the prisoners found went up their butt

[lizzycunha]

I absolutely love your voice but I can't do these commercials there's just too many of them

[Cassie_Thirteen]

magnet fishing is a very popular activity. Pretty sure youtubers are the ones that found those, while magnet fishing. A quick google might find the video I watched lol

[darinvierth]

Uh, the Ferrari Dino is NOT a mystery. Plus, it's been owned by the same guy since it was found. Infact the license plate says "buried". He had it restored and drives it. The original owner buried it because he couldn't afford it so he buried it, claimed it was stolen and collected the money. But he was busted and went to jail. There is an HR long episode of the show "Autobiography" on Motor Trend TV app that talks all about it. You should try some research before doing a video.

[ViItramite]

What happened to the old narrator? But good video.😒

[CerebralOrigami]

Diving and metal detecting in rivers is a growing hobby. There are a number of YouTube channels devoted to it.

[AlexTheBlue]

They were river hunting. Like, you know, looking through the river for lost treasures. By that I mean sunglasses, trash, coins, etc.