12 Most Mysterious Ancient Technologies Scientists Still Сan't Explain

The technology that's available to us today feels pretty amazing. After all, it's letting you watch this video right now - that wouldn't have been possible in the 1990s! Despite that, the technology of the past can be just as impressive. In fact, it's sometimes so amazing that we're sometimes at a loss to explain how it worked or even how anyone came up with the idea in the first place! Let's check out some examples so we can show you exactly what we mean.

[TnT_FX]

3:38 not melted... softened then rehardened
Same way tree roots burrow through stone
We just lost the stone clay method of shaping large rocks.
You can tell some sort of process was done because GRANITE boulders don't naturally have layers... those stones do.

[malcolm]

The rocks appear to be cut close because they are back cut this is a process even known by finish I'm stoned you would concave the bottom cut when placed on the adjoining surface the outer edges push in tight on the surface below making it a very tight joint

[lorettaross]

You guys sure do find interesting subjects! Thank you for sharing! Catch you in the next one!

[jordanolafson]

Those old rusted cogs in the picture on the thumbnail are early electrical machines called Dynamos they are old world technology that we rediscovered have a look at a Dynamo than you will agree and those early machines that popped up in the late 1800's are rediscovered tech

[lito]

Medicine wheel ? NO NO THE GROUND IS SOUR ! YOU BEST NOT BE BURYING ANYTHING UP THERE, THE GROUND IS SOUR !

[rebeccaselvage]

Have you ever thought about that it could have been wet when they formed these rocks and they just dried solid Samantha only way I think it would be possible to get the fine lines they would use cane poles to make the lines

[capt.bart.roberts]

There were a lot of old men, dotted around the near and middle east, sat on top of poles and crags!

[fastyou]

At 2:36 you can see a ailen, s face in the rocks😮

[jameslewis]

Inca dinka stinka doo. Chillin' in the chinaupa.

[wayneasiam]

Don't highlight Anything from Satan's Lair, Iran.

[paul]

3:58 This type of talking is unfair. More sound like colonist talking. You steal native's land and denied their culture or existence. There were non other than Inca work.

[ngjrhqt]

To be honest, as a New Zealander, I find this more than usually offensive.

Those industrial ruins are barely a century old. They are on Whakaari White Island - where 22 people died in an eruption in 2019.
It feels to me like YOU are desecrating a grave. Kindly REMOVE this video!