Out-of-Place Historical Artifacts, Can They Be Explained?

When scientists find something out of its expected place or even out of its expected time, questions are bound to arise. And while it can be easy to put the blame on aliens or world-spanning conspiracies, the facts can be just as weird. Today I examine artifacts recovered by scientists that, by all accounts, should not be there and attempt to explain how that got there.

[tuxxito]

you’re really good at what you do man, i wish you had more engagement on your long-form content

[FlyingSalmon]

I like how doug went from a random high blue collar worker to the internet fun fact guy, continue the good work man

[vladimirglutentag]

Awesome work mate, some feedback I’d give is maybe cite sources for people to look for themselves if they’d like “experts say” can be a really wavy and unguided phrase.
Other than that I love what you’re doing and you’ve definitely got a unique style of delivery that is yours!

[okeytay]

I like the long form, but I recommend for long form to cut down on the arm movements slightly because it becomes slightly distracting in the different aspect ratio if it is too prevalent.
Edit: The single arm movements seem to be the perfect balance of attention grabbing, yet not distracting from really watching the video more.

[RR]

1:48 I never knew Egyptians loved to party like that.

[adamloepker]

I definitely like this format Doug, almost wish it was just a little longer it was so good.

[DaimyoD]

holy crap these video graphics are busy. I feel like I'm getting motion sick lmao

[sslr.z]

NOT LONG ENOUGH I NEED AN HOUR OF THIS, jokes aside love the long form videos as much as the shorts

[t-bonethearchangel]

Every minute I have the instinct to scroll

[kadhm]

wuh, i can't skip a short from this guy, now a long vid? i like it

[hamzie]

1:04 My man just spoilt the ending to Vinland Saga...I hope this isn't the case...

[SquidInkPub]

I need 4 of those shirts and matching slacks 😻 also, major Rick Mercer Report walk&rant vibes 👌

[historianKelly]

There's no reason for humans to have not been as ingenious in the past as we are today.
Human nature hasn't changed throughout time. All that's changed is technology, as that builds on what's come before, as our knowledge increases. As far as humans are concerned, though, they had the same impulses, needs, and desires 2000, or 10, 000, or 30, 000 years ago (and more) as we do today.

[darthhelmet]

I'm glad that you're making longer videos again!

[hameruson]

How would the mummies have cocaine in their system? It’s illegal

[fluffthislifething]

Thank you for the long(and short) form content, it's beyond appreciated and comforting in these trying times. Keep being you, Doug!

[thod-thod]

I enjoy this but the background is so distracting please tone it down next time

[maukooreal]

Awesome video Doug! Can't wait to see these every Saturday!

[celestelopez]

Fascinating Facts, more like it!! I like the longer video and your delivery makes it more interesting 😊 Thank you Doug

[carissalynnftw]

This was great! Your long form videos are every bit as entertaining as your fun facts! I hope you keep this up ^.^