10 Most Mysterious Recent Archaeological Discoveries!

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[cj.t.]

Hi Katrina, it's Azrael.... I love hearing about everything from you! My Grandma agrees that You are a Wonderful Teacher!!! My Grandma isn't wrong about You!!!
Thank You for All that You do!!!
Love you, Azrael!,

[candiceperry]

It is awesome to watch orgins explain on youtube&everybody would learn about ancient hisstory

[leighsajo]

Never been this early! Thanks for giving me something to listen to on my way into work 😊

[carrieeawbrey]

Thanks Katrina & crew for another very intriguing vid to start the day! I ♥️that you post everyday. Much ♥️& all the best! Have a great day all! ♥️

[scottshorey]

Mercury has been found in almost every major pyramid around the world in Egypt the great pyramid had traces of it in some of the chambers and in the hidden tunnels also in China so these pyramids were most likely power sources

[yuvraj]

It is a testament to the mind-blowing construction methods used that unlike the Ziggurat the Great pyramids of Giza are standing largely intact today, (if you exclude the outside being stripped) otherwise they could have EASILY ended up like the ones in Sudan...or the Ziggurat itself. with just the base barely standing..

[lianefehrle]

I love to hear what you put out on stories of what was of the past.

[kellypg]

The mercury thing is extra interesting. The Hindu scripture has passages about flying crafts called vimana the are powered by engines that used mercury as a fuel. I wonder if there's a correlation.

[primalmudcat]

Thanks for being you. Love your content.i look forward to hearing more.

[RedstarZ]

Eh yo Katrina and crew...love your work!

[davidsinclair]

Still tuning in, just continuing to watch these interesting findings. We don't know as much as we think as new findings keep popping up.

[davidclark]

Yet another triumph for origins explained, keep them coming, I find them all thought provoking and well described, let's hope you dont run out of subjects to cover for a very long time.

[OG-PapaDude]

Curious why you pointed out that ziggurats weren't used as tombs as if pyramids were.

[jeffvareika]

Maybe 🤔 The broken terracotta warriors was a failed attempt to create the hole one's and just buried?

[martyandrews]

Yes I would wear one of them I wish I had a picture of the front and the back and my gallery and find somebody with a laser printer so I can print it out so I could have one up for myself

[debbralehrman]

I am just glad that the Warriors are terracotta not people who were sacrifice.
That would be awful. At least being
terracotta we actually see their faces and what they wore. Not having to figure out
who was who and what they did, the type
of weapons they used.

Of all the Archaeology that I would like to see this is at the top. Just like these videos
they make me happy to see when I open up
YouTube.

[kricketflyd]

Americans did not bomb that ancient structure of worship, the European commission did.

[sibee]

Was the cathedral seen in the ziggurat of ur section Lichfield cathedral?

[ericdary]

That’s right, they did it SOOO OFTEN!

[afroburt]

Moon God, Nanna, he was a bloke, father to Inanna and Utu, or as they’re known to Akkadians and Assyrians, Sin, Ishtar and Shamash.