12 Most Mysterious Ancient Artifacts Finds

Seeing is believing, but seeing isn't necessarily understanding. You can't always tell what an ancient artefact is or what it was used for just by looking at it. In some cases, you still can't tell what it is or what it was used for even after an extended period of study! There's something a little mysterious about all the artefacts you're about to see in this video, so prepare to be puzzled!

[pandastylearmy]

i love how much you are into archeology and i like how you found a way to present ideas that would get you drummed out of the fold

[MrKurtBarlow]

Formula: present artifact, mention interesting historical refrence to such, downplay importance of find. Great content.

[andreasleonardo]

What nice full of cleverness..understands what you seeing....amazing video about archeologists activities for discovering historic antiques from excellent specific channel thanks for sharing

[randomfacts]

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[badtrip]

The crystal drinking vessel is sick af

[Zey-The-Mouse]

Our history is and always will be fascinating, to the eye, the mayan vase was my favourite, will all the artistic details, Thanks for sharing, :)

[jeffmartin]

I personally think the part about the grail coming to North America could be plausible. Isn't that one of the items suspected to be buried in the money pit on Oak Island?

[teptime]

I've always thought the Warring States crystal might be a wind guarding lamp.

[stefanschleps]

One of your better offerings. Thank you. This alleged seal of Solomon's is not the genuine article. It is a medieval forgery. The real seal is not made of iron and brass, but of unknown elements. Although the seal still functions it won't work for whomever finds it, or is currently in possession of it. Where is the real seal? Maybe Prince Ermias Sahle Selassie is its current owner. Things have changed a lot in three thousand years. Still it is possible that at one time the seal functioned, in part, as has been described. Food for thought. Thanks again for sharing.

[cg]

Prepare to get puzzled huh? Alright gimme a sec to get naked...

[philipbutler]

That wooden snake could also be for ancient pranking.

[hoosierpatriot]

Love the Chinese glass. I'd drink from it every day.

[jasonrowe]

Clearly a future land use map from the village planning and zoning department.

[mikefoster]

You say we can't carve those balls today. Look up pencil lead carvings

[clint.]

Humans were a lot smarter back then compared to now

[aledwards]

Could the snake stick have been used for pinning a snake to the ground?

[fentonstyles]

That love curse one is kinda interesting. She didn't come back for it I guess, so, I wonder if it worked out haha

[richardatkins]

At 10:19 you have ancient paintings of Mayan heads of "State" as it were from "Com-Com"? Weather that's right or not, it caught my attention. COM COM ? I've held for a few years now, that what we see there are the descendant hybrids left behind with Items to remain in control, "Like the COMS headset the rulers are wearing!" I have one painting where their pushing visible buttons wearing the same headsets. one opinion, of one painting of hundreds of the same over three years before it sunk in what was there I was looking at. People wonder what happened to the Mayans, but few seek the writings they left to tell ! Oh, check out the ruler's "head shape", hybrids as depicted in their carvings.

[nickgov]

"Neolithic Stone Age" is a tautology.

[chrisjohnson]

I found a artifact made for hernon Cortez it show his victory over the Aztec .when he became governor of Mexico .1522