12 Most Incredible Ancient Artifacts Finds

In today's video, we have some tantalising tales of outstanding archaeology taken from all over the world! You're going to see archaeologists in modern-day countries finding the relics of their original occupants, and members of the public stumbling across long-lost wonders. We'd want to show you these amazing archaeological finds as well as tell you about them, though, so we're going to jump straight into it!

[@roaddoggypsy9142]

What we are taught about history is so convoluted and misleading it is pretty insightful to watch fact from fiction and what is said, It keeps it interesting to say the least. Great channel 👍

[@mandishelby]

I really enjoy your content however I would like to see the artifact you're talking about shown on screen for longer as is removed to quickly to even get a good look at it.

[@sabbyd1832]

Fascinating, thanks Inforado

[@andreasleonardo6793]

Nice video about archeology finds from excellent specific channel

[@Pabloworldwide]

We really don't know much about earth history. It's silly to think we do.

[@hoosierpatriot2280]

Winklepeckers.... that's my new favorite word.

[@Facetiously.Esoteric]

Picker... They are named so because of the needle like instrument that is used to eat periwinkles snails.

[@Robinhood1966]

I'm having to side with Hoosier Patriot. Their version of the word has a tremendously greater giggle factor, which in today's world, we can all use all the laughs we can get!

[@raccoonresident5760]

It’s better than the peckerwinkles my chickens used to wear!

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

@@Facetiously.Esotericat about the 12:54 mark, narrator pronounces it like "Winklepeckers"

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

I'm gonna use that term as an insult just to confuse people.

[@KongKreativity]

11:00 We literally had multiple lessons in history about this subject 15 years ago. It's well known (atleast in Europe) that they were used for sacrificing. The only difference is that the winning team is supposed to be sacrificed, not the losing team. As it is the most honor to be sacrificed for your gods.

[@warsaw8149]

Think it's time Seth started getting his pronunciation correct.

[@blorac9869]

Thanks Josh!

[@jakewilson4679]

👍Great channel

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

Food for thought: At what point does grave robbing become archeology?

[@76verdee]

I think the answer to that question is it depends on who's robbing the grave . 😀😀😀 I would say when it really comes down to it they're both robbing the grave each one is just doing it for a different reason.

[@reginaromsey]

I would love to be able to see the movies this program uses for quick examples!

[@Smokey420Greenleaf]

one of those "examples" is a clip from a video game named "Ark 2" it's a clip from a trailer for a game that hasn't even been released yet. pretty sure its also copyright infringement.

[@raccoonresident5760]

Humans were in Ontario during the ice age dodo! I’ve got a toe bone of an elephant with a drill hole and it’s now stone..... I wonder

[@chrislemfors6928]

COOL****8888****

[@clwbchbabycakes]

The insides of the shells used to make those beads was originally purple and they are very pretty. The purple inside will fade out over time. The outside of the shells was originally white.

[@pommiebears]

It’s mother of pearl. Many colours. Pinks, blues, and soft purples.

[@clwbchbabycakes]

@@pommiebears Not those specific shells - they are dark purple inside and with no pearlesence.

[@reginaromsey]

Two of those glazed brick walls of priests and cows are pieces from the Ishtar gate excavated by German archeologists are are in the Pergamon museum in Berlin.

[@danielt.3152]

Another thought, ancient people may have worn decorations to try to get some magical powers by wearing them for good luck or to gain some advantage hunting etc. so maybe more than decorations meant to enhance appearance

[@arnemeyer1474]

the bowl is like the gold heads fond in germany..interesting..

[@shawngreen6573]

Ur good

[@trindal359]

The trouble with these things is they show very little of what they describe, and a great deal of filler

[@EMal-mf9pc]

There's almost the exact gold "helmet" only its conical in shape but with the same circles and detailing stamped into the gold... its in a museum somewhere but I believe it was found near Nuremberg

[@EMal-mf9pc]

They believe the tall golden cone hat was owned by some kind of priest or "wizard"... I bet this gold helmet is something very similar

[@heidicat45]

Some of those rocks looks like rocks to me..

[@markgarin6355]

South American occupation like 11,000 years ago Defacing Egyptian statues faces to stop them from resurrection. But other snails drill holes in snail shells to kill/eat them.

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

11:06 It's now believed the *WINNERS* of the game were sacrificed and it was considered a great, very noble honor.

[@Robinhood1966]

@3:16, who is the beautiful model?

[@chasbarnes3425]

Doesn’t that cap or bowl remind you of this tall gold hats mad of gold but the circles on those tall hats supposedly depicted the moons orbit....man I wish I remembered where those tall cone like hats were found

[@EMal-mf9pc]

EXACTLY 💯

[@EMal-mf9pc]

Golden cone hat found in Nuremberg

[@jeffevans3193]

Conjecture!

[@kimhohlmayer7018]

I love your narration but Sū-mer not summer!

[@SPotter1973]

Multiple Stone-age multiple data-age.....we have been here a very long time. 6k and 12k solar cycles.

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

Kinda hard to be impressed by the first artifact in this video when you have failed to have given an estimate of how old it is.

[@madman24k]

I mean, he said it was 24,000 years old, but despite that, it's hard to age a rock, since, you know, it's a rock.

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

@@madman24k He said that later in the video, not during the time the first artifact was being showcased.

[@fredlight]

Regarding your first suggest..Dans les années 1980, la préhistorienne brésilienne Niède Guidon découvrit au pied des falaises de la Serra de Capivara des galets taillés de main d’homme, datés en 1986 de 32 000 ans22. Les analyses entreprises en 2014 sous la direction du chercheur français Éric Boëda, qui dirige la Mission franco-brésilienne du Piauí depuis 2008, ont confirmé ces résultats23

[@defe6520]

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[@michaelbrady2015]

Yea Oblongs head.

[@devonstafford1797]

I thought Egyptian culture around that time period was more influenced by the Roman Empire not Greek ?

[@Teddy_Graham]

The romans and Greeks came to Africa (Egypt) for knowledge.

[@robertabell9182]

Doubt they taught CRT. Yahoo

[@lacey3880]

Image's shit & history..just about their...but we r hooked....wish I'd run dis site...id b so good...xx

[@philebling8855]

Can someone tell me why the faces of many ancient statues are defaced, especially the nose?

[@danielsteiner2436]

Main reason may be that succeeding rulers wished to eliminate knowledge of that person

[@7KRTN]

I wonder if this guy can hear himself? Footage and voice over do not match.

[@belladonnasmoonstardust6474]

why is it we call digging up people we don't no archeological information of the past🤔necessary to understand are evolution😐there still digging up someone's family without permission an I like archeology😬shure hope I have enough interesting stuff in my grave to have them take a look ten thousand years later🙃theyll just find a note saying " I knew you were coming so I gave all the stuff to my kids😂

[@chrislemfors6928]

hi****8888****

[@mikeheatherly7518]

WATOP?

[@kermitkroll5332]

the people that settled south America were the same people that settled Australia 40,000 years ago

[@SaltFish777]

how can one translate and share music, use software and advanced apps without logic?? .. since whan did the guitar have 7 strings? How many scales do you know? The circle of fifths is irrelevant?! .. you lost me there .. .. lol The reason so many people have not heard about it, is because you're making it up .. .. .. ..

[@summertime9629]

Pretty sure SUMER is SOOM-er, not the warm season SUMMER? Sumerian, is not phonetic pronounced summer-aryan.

[@eclecticjon1019]

The narration is way to abrasive for me. Sounds like you're commenting a baseball game or something. I'm off.

[@franksckupakus8665]

So interesting just can’t stand his voice so I’ll never know

[@ericqualls3140]

Best voice ever !!!!!!

[@torrianfrazier901]

I’m unsubscribing. I’m tired of Kermit the frog saying that everything started in Europe, and it’s known that literally NOTHING started in Europe.

[@pommiebears]

Nothing?? Lol.

[@Smokey420Greenleaf]

how are we supposed to take this channel seriously when its using animated clips from a trailer for a video game that hasn't even been released yet? better yet, how is that not copyright infringement?