12 Most Incredible And Mysterious Finds That Really Exist

[@WeedMIC]

The last device was not to predict earthquakes, but to announce the direction it was from after the fact.

[@explicitsarcastic1089]

No you are wrong.... that device Is used to detect an earthquake.... when the ball is released it fell to.the frogs mouth which begin to sound as and the alert is sounded

[@WeedMIC]

@@explicitsarcastic1089 still, not "predict"

[@adamweston4152]

I'm so happy that you pronounced CELT'S correctly instead of saying SELTS, as a true Celt myself I am disappointed when it is pronounced incorrectly.

[@tomgunn8004]

Poor baby.

[@johnholmesinchesahead342]

A "Keltos" (a Greek term) is a "non-Greek". Congratulations - you are NOT a Greek - like 99% of the rest of the world.

[@GanymedeXD]

How ridiculous … and racist … discriminating non native speaker! Or AI!

[@grantkruse1812]

Due to the DUMBING down of Amerikkka, the Boston basketball fan base got it wrong in the beginning and ALL other Americans gave up trying to "correct" them, so the false pronounciation prevails. It happened with fentanyl, because Amerikkka is dyslexic and found it easier to say it FENTINALL...They also did it with theatre somewhere in the 60s or 70s. I see plenty of vids from the 50s where the camera travels past the Drive in Theatre and the Roxy Theatre, etc. There are MANY examples of how America has botched the English Language to the point that if you ask an American if he (she) speaks English, they will instantly object and say "No, we speak American"...tsk tsk

[@grantkruse1812]

@@tomgunn8004 The Donald must LOVE you, the uneducated.

[@SaffyFoo]

Can’t tell how annoying it is when people with closed minds keep using the term “conspiracy theorist’

[@grantm6514]

Found the conspiracy theorist.

[@markgallagher5908]

Conspiracy theorists have minds so open that their brains have fallen out.

[@anthonybomberry9935]

Your videos make my day , daily thank you!

[@docersatz5228]

Surprisingly sober and reasonable accounting - good job.

[@Creator-of-None]

the schist disc was made of schist, not obsidian. schist is a soft stone and the disc was found in pieces, before it was restored in modern day. A very strange artifact regardless.

[@sikbowl]

Not really that strange actually - it's for making rope with

[@Girard-d3t]

It's a churn for butter is my theory!!!!!!!

[@BuddyRIP]

The monolith early on almost just looked like an artist just shoving everything on a canvas at first

[@darkestbeforedawn8130]

I can't stand when you guess the age of something then proceed to speak as if your guess is the absolute truth. The stone with the intricate carvings was not done by the Incas.

[@vivavois8966]

That's called missionary science 😄

[@scottdonnelly1669]

who made them then

[@marcusshipley3935]

The site has been dated to the 15th and 16th centuries which is the time of the Incan empire. Dating is at best unreliable but with the lack of any proven alternative it has to remain the front-runner. The only real thing known is we have no concrete facts just a lot of unanswered questions and a very intricate mystery.

[@allanfarr]

@@scottdonnelly1669 Aliens

[@MelissaThompson432]

@@scottdonnelly1669 that IS the question, isn't it? The complaint is that science says, we have absolutely no idea who did this or why, and then proceeds to confidently state that some modern society created it for the purpose of urban planning, which is essentially an a$$fact. I prefer mystery over fantasy, myself, and the urban planning speculation is fantasy.

[@DionAlbers]

The Maya's had nothing to do with the carvings and buildings. When the Spanish asked how the build it there answer was clear; It was allready here when we hot here.

[@jamesm3123]

Always amazes me that anyone who doesn't agree with the accepted view of archeologists is immediately. labeled as a fringe nutjob even when they have been proved right years later

[@cindyrissal3628]

I personally think that the "nutjobs" might have unconventional ideas that could lead to the discovery of what some of these artifacts were really used for. Thinking outside the box & all that...

[@GanymedeXD]

Pretty simple … most scientists are pretty narrow minded and reject certain ideas straight away! To believe that is simply mad … end of the debate …

[@GraemeThompson-x1b]

Name examples of this.

[@GraemeThompson-x1b]

​@@GanymedeXDmost scientists are eager to make their names by discovering new evidence that redefines what was previously believed. You are ignorant of the fact that science encourages reassessment of itself based on new evidence. Unlike creationists who twist themselves into knots trying to explain evidence that contradicts the Bible

[@jamesricher6307]

The big stone jars seem like a beer factory, then repurposed to burial jars...

[@alwilson6471]

Xenon is created naturally (and not by nuclear means), and can also be man made.

[@chriswatkins8711]

If the Egyptians did not have the wheel 5000 years ago how did they do chariot races

[@Larryw-o2k]

you confuse the egyeptians with the romansa common confusion was not the egeyptwith the reces is wa roma

[@thatwaseasy4065]

The ancient People don't get enough credit, they were far more intelligent than the people of today, when your face isn't buried in a cell phone you can create great wonders

[@larrywhittaker9901]

And ppl needed instincts and use their BRAIN to survive. NOW Google does their homework. And if no job ÞHEY HAND YOU CHECKS 🙄

[@Joedoeswhat]

100 percent it's what happened when you have a family. A viable family and community that passes down knowledge to generation to generation. We don't have that anymore.That's why family and good roll models are so important

[@lianefehrle9921]

That wheel 14:15 looks like a water pump that pushed water upward from a river

[@roneagle8038]

My thoughts exactly!

[@pedraw]

I also thought it to be an impeller or something similar

[@sikbowl]

It was actually for making rope with

[@berniceperry8898]

Anybody else see the footprint on the stone with all the indentations on it, that wasn't mentioned....

[@redneckdiggers.bottlesandr9747]

I saw it as well.

[@dougbillman2333]

Suppose all these tools found in coal beds, formed naturally too…… a hammer….

[@chriswatkins8711]

Good one

[@fabianmckenna8197]

It's very common and called concretion ..........

[@stevenzwolinski3047]

The gentleman on joe Rogan this week , he has 5 acres with 10k Mastadons on it , some coming out of permafrost are fully intact, skin muscles and all 100% complete flash frozen with fresh grass vegetation in there stomach’s, the tusks are worth 100k a piece and he has at least 100k tusks😮

[@johnhough4445]

Someone should advise the poor sap about the Laws of Supply and Demand. No?

[@godandfamilyalways8149]

​@@johnhough4445maybe he'll be like the deBoers.

[@dans550]

Could have been used to train stone carvers

[@jc19848]

You had me at "Ball" ic Dagger 😄

[@MW-xm1rc]

Liked the jars, where are the lids?

[@jeanlawson9133]

Nova Scotia fossil are of the Flood...😎

[@GraemeThompson-x1b]

Schist disk - more experiments needed.

[@cindyrissal3628]

Could that disk have had something to do w/ pushing water around? The Egyptians had large areas of irrigated land...

[@sikbowl]

It's for making rope

[@GraemeThompson-x1b]

The Chinese seismograph is NOT a seismograph, it does not record earthquakes. It is a SEISMOMETER that detects earthquakes and the direction in which they occurred

[@GraemeThompson-x1b]

Best solution I have ever read for the schist disk.

[@nightlightabcd]

The last one did not predict earthquakes but indicated that a earthquake/tremor was occurring.

[@bexj4205]

Alien is a Tinman fan.

[@sittingindetroit9204]

The monolith was built by a newly retired guy who didn't want to spend time with his wife.......

[@geraldvonbargen4820]

The jars are for water! They are still used in Asia!

[@adapaitsmyname]

Scientists are pathology. They will do anything and write anything for potato titles and diplomas. A band of mutual admiration.

[@grantm6514]

So if scientists can't be trusted to discover/reveal the truth about our world, what alternative do you propose?

[@godandfamilyalways8149]

Worse than that, they make stuff up just to be able to get their hands on grant money... it's ridiculous.

[@Anon.5216]

Bollocks is considered rude in the UK. It is not a common term.

[@diloresalii8024]

Tnx👍

[@adapaitsmyname]

I heard about these stone vases more than ten years ago, so it's not true that they were discovered a year ago.

[@Joedoeswhat]

The inca even say we did not build this. It was here before us, and then they still give them all the freaking credit makes absolutely no sense

[@TheGreatest1974]

I think the Inca stone is a game board.

[@sincerewyd2285]

Dutchsense on KZbin PREDICTS EARTHQUAKES

[@Anon.5216]

The Celts = the Irish.

[@jaygeetee3364]

I always thought that the sun was a nuclear reactor

[@christopherwright6602]

Why would the Incas, who were last on the scene, get all the credit for things they inherited from 1000s of years of previous civilization?

[@ericr7367]

There are similar ruins in the Michigan U.P. .. found a bunch as a kid in the 60's.

[@victorborges9523]

Sorry. Similar things to, exactly what? I just got confused.

[@ericr7367]

@@victorborges9523 why the stacked construction of the ruins Victor, Sugar Loaf mountain. Outside Marquette Mi

[@victorborges9523]

@@ericr7367 Thank you.

[@compositestechbb9087]

The rock with all the shapes in it is just a practice rock used to train the stone carvers of the time.

[@richtravis9562]

That was my first thought. and last thought.

[@videocruzer]

I found the oldest and largest Star Chart

[@Musicshit137]

Where did u find?

[@russelbrown6275]

The schits disk is part of a free energy mercury drive

[@danieldevault716]

Your salad bowl is a sand block cutter used with water ?

[@kubhlaikhan2015]

The "Celts" only reached western Europe by about 500BC. It is the earlier British peoples that built the henges and other stone monuments. According to legend, they reached islands far to the west of Ireland. At a later date, the (by then) Romano-British (now called Welsh) were probably the first to colonize Iceland, followed by the Norse who then sailed together to north America. The "Celts" are credited with far too much history that was never "celtic" in the first place.

[@sikbowl]

The schist disc is for use in rope making.

[@JayTee0007]

I will never fart on Sunday's. 😊

[@godandfamilyalways8149]

I fell asleep in church once, and woke myself up when I farted accidently... and loudly... I pretended to still be asleep to avoid worse embarrassment. True story!😮 Come to think of it, I might have done that in high school, too😅

[@shawnrivers3886]

That wheel was used to grind up grain

[@sikbowl]

Nope, it was used to twist rope

[@johntate9612]

But science still can't explain...

[@grantm6514]

Your point?

[@davidbrooks4285]

300 million yrs ago because scientists that are much much smarter then you said so and since you can’t argue their point you automatically believe it

[@brendashingledecker2925]

Once upon a time, long ago and far away......

[@larryspoonamore7812]

I believe what I see some of what I hear if I believed all things scientist told me I'd be a flat earther

[@grantm6514]

@@larryspoonamore7812 Can you point to ANY science at all indicating a flat earth? Nope, thought not. So how would you be a flat earther if you "believed all things scientist told me"[sic]?

[@larryspoonamore7812]

@@grantm6514 why ?you are a person who likes to confront any and all so you hear your head rattle

[@jeanlawson9133]

I use to be in a Rock Band back in the 70's called Atomic Power on of our Songs was Nuclear Fission.... AIN'T IT JUST AIN'T IT 😎 lols. Another song was I don't want a light.....

[@JoseNunez-wy4md]

The Giants used to cook humans in them or ferment a liquor

[@JoseNunez-wy4md]

And the locals love to eat people

[@Shirl15239]

The big jars are coffins

[@dalemckenney1577]

Well, you totally screwed up the first story.

[@dougbillman2333]

Looks like a propeller to me……

[@HiramLoki]

It has been tried. It does not function as a propeller.

[@sikbowl]

It's for making rope with

[@malcolm2587]

There are just so many ways you can stack stone what's limited tools

[@MelissaThompson432]

Bast: any sort of nonwoody plant stem fibers from any source, including linen (which is from flax stems.) Linen is literally bast. "This amazing cloth is made from plant fibers! But not linen; some other plant fibers!!" Well, I'm shocked, I tell you.... 🙄🤔🙄

[@carlthornton3076]

Very Good!... #3 ✝ {1-6-2023}

[@jondixon8399]

Shist is not obsidian

[@dauman1442]

No mysteries here

[@garrettglass8854]

Why didn't you say the Full name of Darwin's book?

[@Larryw-o2k]

celtic writing in ky, manchester ben around long time before ole chris

[@Michael-c9g4e]

These are just remains of the last species of life on this planet but soon as another vehicle is created to house the soul humanity will be also finished here on earth but some remains will be discovered by the next life here on earth 😊

[@pattwidale4045]

Cave men and evolving apes eh?

[@georgehathcoat4011]

Nope they use swag

[@markleboeuf847]

Hi there ,,,, the monolith Really looks like a small scale model , testing water flow through the Town . There are gaps in the lower wall for drainage . Just saying .

[@adr3ns]

Hey narrator... Christopher Columbus never set foot in north America...

[@cathyrussell7157]

Bollock Dagger :D

[@montewright111]

11:53 Sorry, we used skins an awful lot earlier than woven fibers .

[@troubledspirit3328]

Present the mysteries but please don't state theories as fact. Science is not the A all and B all of reality

[@rurdy2rk380]

Atheist here it looks like a recreation in their world of Noah Ark.

[@kathleenmann7311]

Mere speculation 🙄

[@kalrandom7387]

This is a lousy show, mostly all their information is completely freaking wrong, and what they did get halfway right they butchered. It has been a complete waste of time.

[@Craig52-zq1bt]

I found a site in Wyoming with about a thousand petrified palm type trees along with some dinosaur neck bones. You pick up some 'rocks' with holes through the center, it takes a minute to realize what you are holding. I delivered some fossils to Wyo State U and Mizzou in Columbia, MO. I will never divulge the location. People would come there and destroy the site.

[@edwinhageman9377]

"Jars" = could of "The Giants" have made them to store food in? Such as humans? For later consumption? Kinda like humans do? Another learned behavioral practice?

[@Larryw-o2k]

big boy beer stiens maybe

[@mariovillarreal8647]

One pt. Of human origin completely Wrong, Chinese Stone Tools...

[@Larryw-o2k]

1st and unsaid is its one of the ladysfriends

[@SuperMika70]

👍

[@alanmatejka7534]

ET phone home.

[@williambyast7791]

The advancement of man was high in the past. Yet,they had to be brought down as they saw themselves equal to The Creator!

[@lawrencenoctor2703]

Nonsence upon nonsence.

[@sincerewyd2285]

When will you all just admit the jars are made from giants.. and the giants used them for drinking. Than later humans utilized them as Graves shrines and meditation area's

[@raymondpowell910]

Zzzzzzzz

[@maxruedy951]

What do you mean the egyptians didn't know about the wheel? The first chariots were built in 3000 BC,King Tut had two buried with him.They very much knew about the wheel,you just don't know what you are talking about.

[@ConerSmoker]

The biggest joke was the chain across the entrance is that security or do you have to limbo under it to enter

[@ChrisCurtis-gf3dh]

Bollucks deep

[@MelissaThompson432]

You're probably right.

[@justabill63]

Earthquake prediction... checkout duchsinse on YT.