12 Most Incredible Archaeological Discoveries That Really Exist

[@rjb6327]

0:30 What about the person buried in the grave? Were they 16 ft tall?

[@TheGreyGhost_of43rd]

17.6

[@idpro83]

I have two feet.

[@Insideoutie]

No they lay across the width. It was just very wide.

[@mrliberty8468]

Yeah...

[@willcall9431]

There is so much hidden knowledge to learn from. Some of it is intentional and some of its true discovery. The thing I’m fascinated with is polygonal masonry. Just the tolerances alone are mind boggling.

[@normlor]

SO INTERESTING!!

[@Insideoutie]

Those fossilized do-nuts are amazing. 9:07 I wonder if they had jam and cream too.

[@darrencorrigan8505]

Thanks, Lightening Top.

[@jeremyedney6608]

Did anything not happen in January 2023? Did anything happen after January 2023? Have we left January 2023 or are we perpetually stuck in January 2023?

[@simplieandie7709]

Yes! Came to say this! Every discovery was January 2023! Like what kind of glitch in the matrix is this?!

[@user-do1qn4pj4w]

Im certainly in disbelief, think I've been tricked

[@paulwells151]

😮 didn't the Scandinavian dude have his throat cut to? Or is that some other bog guy?😂😊

[@michellearrington4846]

Thank God, an archeology show that doesn't take place in the middle east. I want to know nothing about those people,past present and future.

[@nbenefiel]

Western civilization began in the Middle East. Hard to ignore that area when studying history. Our civilization seems to have begun in Sumer and spread to its surroundings. It’s hard to study early civilization without studying what is now the Middle East.

[@jimijames9642]

And then there is that Jesus dude. Trouble making socialist .

[@nancyjernigan5840]

@@nbenefielthank you. People can be so ignorant.

[@noneofyourbusiness9369]

michellaerri* Our children and grandchildren love to learn about the life of other's and who they were. As we always taught our family to learn is food for the brain and good for you.

[@JamesMcCLaren-ri7js]

There be giants in Japan 😂