Ancient Aliens: 3 UNBELIEVABLE ALIEN ARTIFACTS REVEALED (Season 17)

Check out these top 3 groundbreaking alien artifacts, in this Ancient Aliens compilation.

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""Ancient Aliens"" explores the controversial theory that extraterrestrials have visited Earth for millions of years.

[saleem]

Love how the woman put on gloves before touching and the other 2 gentlemen just grabbed the thing barehanded

[pnvgordinho]

It always makes me smile when someone uses gloves to handle an object and other people just do the opposite.

[arnierose]

I wonder why Giorgio and Erik didn't wear gloves while handling that aluminum object from Romania.

[Nick_LS]

2:27 - Curator trying hard to preserve the artifact by wearing gloves.
2:42 - "Expert" proceed to handle said artifact with bare hands the moment he had the chance to.
2:51 - Curator looks on in disbelief.
🤣🤣🤣

[bullshihtology]

I think the lady's heart broke when the alien guys touched it without gloves..

[adeduma]

Ancient Aliens is the OG of all alien related shows

[markrowland]

The three Chrystal skulls have been identified as having been made in German. The microscopic polishing marks reveal how they were cut and polished.

[Ronnie]

I like how she is wearing gloves to take it out and then he just picks it up without a glove lol.

[rarebreed]

That aluminum piece is a hatch dog.
It's used to secure water tight or air tight doors on storage compartments on ships or other types of transport vessels.

[young]

The curator of the museum puts on gloves and carefully handles the aluminum wedge. Then the two investigators pick it up with bare hands. She should have slapped them both and put it back in the box. Nice going guys. 🤪😅😅

[tontothel]

so funnr, the curator wears gloves but Giorgio and Erich did not🤣

[cYborGCOnSTi]

I love how she puts the gloves on and they just pick it up

[BenRusk]

2:23 "let me just put my gloves on"

*both the guests instantly start manhandling the object with their bare hands*

[carogalo]

I remember that another visit that Giorgo made to Paracas, found another 1, 200-year-old skull very similar to this one, and the archaeologist who worked in the museum said that the DNA results came from Nordic countries, something totally bizarre.

[shalikstanley]

What’s the use of wearing the gloves when these two man handled it like that

[stestar]

The skulls either - scottish .. or an alien 👽 - practically the same thing - to me hehe 😜

[icemancometh]

That first wedge object looked like a piece of a giant trench digging machine where this piece was one of many teeth like pieces that dug a trench. Sort of like a chainsaw. See the holes that are in it they're perfectly round. How do I know? Oh, I don't know, I have my ways. 👽🛸

[richmondliehr]

Lucky she put her gloves on so they could then touch it with their bare hands 😅

[justinkline]

It's funny to me that Erik and Giorgio just straight barehand that "excavation tooth" straight outta the gate. After the curator had put on blue rubber gloves not 30 seconds prior. But they each just reach out and grab it. Like that just didn't even happen. Artifactual Gangsters.

[mikewazowski]

It dont take hundreds of thousands of years for a patina to form, we have it on the aluminium manifolds at work and they are only 20 years old at most. It just depends on what it's been submerged in and what it was used for.