5 Incredible Treasures that Have Been Found in 2023

Discover five incredible archaeological finds made in 2023, from the Great Kentucky Horde's gold coins to a perfectly preserved 3,000-year-old sword in Germany. Explore ancient secrets unearthed!

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0:45 - Chapter 1 - The great kentuchy horde
3:30 - Chapter 2 - 3000 year old swords in germany
6:15 - Chapter 3 - The tomb of cerberus
8:35 - Chapter 4 - 396 roman forts
12:00 - Chapter 5 - Underwater egyptian temple

[ku]

The Kentucky hoard makes sense, it was something known as a "Farmer's Bank" Farmer's used to bury money on their property often, normally within 20 yards of a landmark (Giant stone, tree, bend in a river) for safe keeping. Many farmers died without digging up their account.
BTW if this makes no sense to you remember 100 years ago your bank could go out of business and you might not know until you actually go to the bank! And phones/cops were an hour/DAY away at best

[Magdalenas]

15 year's ago. Middle Tennessee. I was digging in my yard. Building a BMX track of sorts. Came across a solid steel box. It was a beautiful box. Whoever crafted it did a beautiful job.. Thought it may be money or previous metals inside.

Got my dad and some friend's over to help me open it. And we did.

All that was inside was a piece of paper and a few bigger rocks. The note was waterlogged and couldn't read but 3 words.

Sigh. I was so excited about what it could have been. Or what that note said.

[Fredthefed]

Dam I live in Kentucky I'm going to start digging!!!

[PreasanRajahBONEZ]

All of your channels, just drives to a depth of your videos, me watching video after video falling of to sleep, and getting up with new knowledge of history, conspiracy, and just awesome thoughts of history. 😅 I find I retain alot of the information that's said with your voice. Much appreciated learning and watching

[jmwnhlhk]

According to legends, the Knights of the Golden Circle buried caches of gold and silver all throughout the South to help finance a second Civil War. If true, there are literally millions of dollars worth of treasure hidden in the South.

[tankopearl]

This week a tiny cuneiform tablet was discovered in As always, great videos Simon!

[maxwirt]

I don’t know anything about bronze or bronze swords, but I’ve always wondered if the ledgend of Excalibur, specifically it being extremely strong, could’ve come from stories of the first steel swords, which presumably would’ve only been owned by the wealthy, i.e., kings, going up against older bronze swords.

[Jayjay-qeum]

Can't wait for incredible discoveries that will be discovered this year.

[madbradfreeman]

It's HOARD, dammit! A Horde is a mob.

[brettbeierl]

It is nice to see people actually finding the goods..so many vids about what if....

[yef]

I'm glad the channel labels the AI images, but those images look weird af

[tomhenry]

Who thought bronze was never used as a weapon?
Museums are full of them
Until wide use of iron and steel was the best around

[Nepheos]

I completely forgot about that sword... thats literally where I work.

[cindyhoomalu]

This one was very interesting. So many things go on around the world that I would never learn about without videos like this! 💜

[_PITBOY]

Why is there snowfall throughout the video during b-roll?
Odd, confusing, distracting and ... pointless.

[AnnaGarner-ie]

Why with the artificial dust? I hope not the new normal? Terribly distracting.

[SherieCrosby]

I like the map, the photos, the text of Simon's speech, the photo of the news article. I can cope with the AI images even; but PLEASE I beg you, No More Floating Lights.

[whatwhozthere]

“…in an unspecified place in Kentucky”

Goodie Translate : None of your damn business

[BrickChoice]

I still can't find my missing socks from the washing machine.