12 Most Incredible Finds That Scientists Still Can't Explain

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We love a good mystery. As fascinating as it is when an archaeologist pulls something out of the ground and is immediately able to tell us all about what it is, and what it says about the people who came before us, we're much more excited when they come across something they can't explain. Even with all our current technology, the amount of information we're missing about our ancestors and the way they lived is startling. Perhaps we'd understand them a little better if we correctly understood the purpose of the strange artifacts you're about to see in this video!
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[@trulyfinesse1030]

I want to go to sleep but I keep falling deeper and deeper into KZbin and now I’m here.

[@-xXiiravyniiXx-]

Same

[@imissme8313]

If u don’t stop u we’ll be up till 5 am

[@angell6663]

wanna go deeper? KZbin is useful, at some point the good search stops, then you find yourself in google, but google only shows you what they want everybody to see, find leaked links, & go deeper

[@imissme8313]

@@angell6663 oh man I have done tht before like the “ basement tapes “ there a link were it shows evehtginh they talked about

[@lllllxjesusxlllll]

@@angell6663 they way you said that is like "get tor and go to the deep/dark web" which is frigin crazy!

[@WoofWasher]

I wonder how advanced we’d be if the library at Alexandria wasn’t burned

[@Atimatimukti]

I guess everything is hidden under the Vatican. After all, christians burned Alexandria

[@barniestormer6698]

Isnt the answer 47?

[@iulianhagea5815]

@@Atimatimukti exactly what i wanted to say 😁🤪 but u sayd it first

[@geohart4583]

Truth

[@themessenger5456]

@@barniestormer6698 underrated comment #HHGTTG

[@Differentviews_]

Oh trust me buddy it’s ALOT that’s “missing” out of “our” history books 🎯

[@Barry43]

@@smilingmoon9095 why

[@Barry43]

You said it

[@Barry43]

@@smilingmoon9095 mmmmmmmm

[@Barry43]

@@smilingmoon9095 not bad but all regions smelt into one under the true religion freemasonry

[@Prod_D]

@@Barry43 TFO

[@Nico21V]

Imagine you put everything into your sculpting and a thousand years later you get roasted all over KZbin.

[@valkyrie9646]

I hear you, little sister.

[@corinmora469]

On your roller skates ⁿ

[@Limara64]

‘They didn’t have the technology we do to make these things’. Well they obviously did. The mind boggles at these wonders.

[@eckswhyzedus3847]

Makes you think if there's a simpler way to do things we do in a complex way :|

[@mikitz]

Or that the technological and the societal development hasn't ever been nearly as linear as we like to think. However, it's worth noting that none of the necessary tools were found anywhere near the sites, as if though they had vanished into thin air...

[@mowtow90]

It is belived that arround 2000-2010 we finaly reached the same level of suffistication and interconnected markets and industries as the people in the bronze age. The only differnce is the technological level. Almost every single hystorian i've ever talked with belives that the bronze age collapse was probably the biggest extinction event in human history. The level of technological degradation is several times greater then the degradation western Europe witnest after the collapese of the RE. Its unbelivable how fast the peope went from living in hudge stone cities to small huts in bearlly populatied vilages. The amount of knolawge the world lost after the Bronze age collapse is mindblowing.

[@knockoutking3764]

If they did... then where is the evidence of the technology? 🤔

[@kittys.2870]

IMHO; no evidence because they used 'green' tech we can't figure out. Lots of use of quartz which is essential to communication.

[@EVILalwaysDIES]

"We dont know of any cultures that worship axes" must of never heard of the axe gang in kung fu hustle.

[@BLASPHOMET969]

Yes, that movie is awesome

[@gotcha9983]

Fascist 🪓

[@brandonselitetv1436]

They were also featured in a Jackie Chan Movies years before Kung Fu Hustle

[@5p3ckyf0ur3y3d833k]

The Axe Gang was a real Shanghai gang in the 1920s. They didn't worship axes, they used them as weapons.

[@nishanshrestha968]

I would have believed if it was from Vikings or Norse mythology

[@isaactelesco2141]

The vitrified fortresses are just stone that's been struck by lightning multiple times. You can see the same thing at most stormridden Cliffside coasts.

[@nikbrickkbsgaming4117]

1:53 pshhhhh easy! ‘Stand by the grey stone when the thrush knocks and the setting sun with the last light of Ehrlich's Day will shine upon the key-hole.’

[@codysykes5568]

"I'd rather have questions that can't be answered than answers that can't be questioned." - Richard Feynman

[@CassandrashadowcassMorrison]

"I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy" ---Aristotle

[@lilcubgodstatus1593]

True

[@mikitz]

I hope more historians though this way, but no.

[@cjlion7081]

I like a bit of both, the idea that, as humans progress, there are somethings that can be settled and held as truth, accepted and acceptable good and wholesome things, and let the other stuff be examined

[@isshikiqutsutsuki4421]

Well if all myestrye be solved but it be boring

[@connerallen642]

I'm always amazed at how many hieroglyphs are unknown. These are writings that people spent years upon years creating, to share a message with the future. Yet we have no idea what they're telling us.

[@jackdompier5082]

Exactly we have no idea what they’re saying it’s crazy how we haven’t been able to translate it accurately either, I doubt the people who can “read” them are almost lying cause I don’t think they have any idea what they really wrote

[@keithrichards5688]

Lol and they clearly left here for us like I'ma leave a message for the people of the future on this wall People of the future : uhhh wtf is this 🤣

[@joshb6470]

see what happens when education is kept from the masses

[@WildSkyMtn]

Imagine in a thousand years when all they find of our civilization is a usb drive. Lol

[@connerallen642]

@@WildSkyMtn XD

[@fafe7202]

2:59, 3:27 obsidian sculptures 3:31 ancient technology 5:07 ancient giant sculptures 9:58 giants old weapons

[@thedarksideoftheforce6658]

You are indeed the moogoo norflax.

[@devontolly1596]

Thank you

[@berndheghmanns1437]

I think that the hieroglyphs are later came on this boxes. The big boxes, if you take a closer look, are absolutely polished on all sides, while the hieroglyphs, on the other hand, are quite sloppy. So it is conceivable for me that the boxes are older and were only used again afterwards. We cannot date stones, this is perhaps our biggest problem in archeology.

[@trixstermillion2190]

Clearly those forts were attacked by dragons.

[@oddindian1]

Lightning via Thör

[@azha242]

Maybe a version of sodom and gomorah

[@tinfoilhatnews7489]

Eh the Scott's probably trained the Dragon basically Willie was the first to tame them

[@stephenvillanueva5205]

Like Harenhall

[@ThatsMrPencilneck2U]

Doesn't everyone know that Scotland was absolutely infested with the fire-breathing bat-winged monsters in the early Middle Ages?

[@j.dragon651]

We give our ancestors such little credit.

[@TheCastellan]

OR we were visited by folks from other worlds.

[@ManoNegraCG]

@@TheCastellan, or not.

[@TheCastellan]

@@ManoNegraCG I think we were visited. many ancient cultures speak of visits from beings that descended from the sky., and even mention specific stars

[@jodycollier8012]

I do find it curious the sumerian tablets had information about the solar system & mathematics that were way ahead of it's time

[@mauricioaguilera1479]

@@jodycollier8012 why ahead? Maybe they spended their time looking at the sky and not making fire guns xd

[@anthonyduckett1736]

I was captivated by what you presented. Their have been many other civilizations before us who had Technology that surpasses what we think we know today. Is it possible that we are so naive to think that we are the culmination of human kind and still not knowing the failures of ancient Technology.

[@emilymarek4714]

I find these unbelievably beautiful! I wish I were a fly on the wall while they were being created. Imagine the stories!

[@axianstuff]

"Made to confuse us"? Really? You think that people back then in hard times would waste their time to make things to confuse us? 😂

[@hexagonoctogon3140]

Yeah stop being so naive lile they were stupid then

[@anelisamorgan8590]

Survival would've been the number one priority.. who the heck would make things to confuse future generations.. frig.. I don't know anyone who has time for that now.

[@Nobnoxious]

I know like is there even 1 thing we build today that’s designed to confuse some unknown culture in the far distant future.

[@priersackh]

Yeah so true, only peoples nowadays that trying to confuse future generation on why we believed those ancestor were trying to confusing us 😂

[@lightbeforethetunnel]

*People,* as in humans, wouldn't make things to confuse future generations. Intelligent non-human entities have been known to do this throughout all of human history though, but the issue with that is you have to know *real* history to be aware of it. Seeing as real history is intentionally hidden from the public, that makes all this difficult and confusing (again) for most. The confusing aspect of certain esoteric historic and/or paranormal topics is definitely *not* a result of chance or coincidence. Rather, it is a result of intelligent design. One example: The best way to hide things in plain sight is by surrounding that thing with similar, made-up things. Then, people tend to assume the real thing must be made up too.

[@friedburner6075]

i accidentally broke my sisters barbie doll arms and proceed to bury it in our backyard... Scientist in 3020: What is this mean? Why our ancestor making plastic human figure without arms?

[@sundaymourning5329]

I had a little sister. And that is why I dont believe you broke her dolls arms "accidently", 😆!

[@emilycampbell5798]

Ahahahahaha 😂

[@TremereTT]

@@sundaymourning5329 Had?

[@sundaymourning5329]

@@TremereTT have/had .. Idk. Sadly, she passed away a few years ago. So.. I suppose I still hv a little sister but she's no longer here.. I honestly still dont know how to put it.

[@TremereTT]

@@sundaymourning5329 Sorry for your loss. Yet I'm also sorry to question your choice of words.

[@donnagregg6864]

We all love a mystery.Keeps are imagination active an creative.Thank you for the sharing.

[@kamoogy]

Great video. You covered several things that I'd heard of. Nice to see some fresh material.

[@PaulojnPereira]

Glass in fort walls are probably caused by lightning strikes, since fort walls are usually on hills they act like lightning towers. Most european stone on highlands contains high levels of quartz and silica. The same effect can be found when a lightning hits beach sand with high concentration of silica and quartz it leaves a glass spike under the sand.

[@wesleycameron182]

But does it do it in big chunks like that? An what happens after it gets hit a bunch of times over the centuries? I would think it would shatter, but I know little about it. I found small pieces in sand, but nothing big.

[@PaulojnPereira]

@@wesleycameron182 I found mortar turned into glass in stone walls in the middle of forests, i assume this could be caused by forest fires, in hill top ruins i think it may be due to several centuries of exposed lightning strikes. In beach sand it gets a larger area and wet sand to disperse while in walls it must run trough the mortar with a higher concentration of silica.

[@cl55f1]

Plasma ray weapons

[@jimanderson9867]

Did you see them? It would take hundreds of lightening strikes to conglomerate that much material.

[@pavirko3733]

it was dragons

[@SIG442]

That last one, the images on those walls depict ancient wind gods. It may hint towards the original builders.

[@thewatcher2352]

I wish the right people with a higher state of consciousness and ties to these works were the ones discovering and deciphering these wonderful works.

[@misscauliflowergreen9904]

"Higher state of consciousness" ?? What have you been smoking?

[@cscs88]

I feel like this needs to be an hour longer. So much more questions on all of them.

[@spiegeltn]

That tablet looks gnarley... like an octopus predator Yautja

[@dvillebenny1445]

This may be as simple answer but if the forts are on the top of mountains or hills lighting strikes over and over again could cause the stones to become molten glass like.

[@samteller7998]

d ville benny solar flare

[@vadervoice8211]

That is a very good point.

[@federicoalcini]

Well, in fact just one strong lighting strike suffice, and that's the ACTUAL explanation for this, checked. Well done.

[@mikitz]

Two problems: 1) they would have to be very precise strikes on not-so-well conductive material 2) how come these only exist in Scotland and shouldn't similar forts exist pretty much around the globe? Nice try, however I strongly doubt your hypothesis holds.

[@1953SM]

Quite possible if the majority of the stones had iron deposits and attracted the lightning like a metal lightning rod.

[@segobianocanizares6924]

Love the way you put it all togetter i have some answers in knowing how some of this land marks and mystery you call un explain.

[@alexmad9377]

love these finds. great channel. liked and subbed!

[@bry8636]

“Unless someone figures this out, we’ll never know”. Captain obvious

[@multitudeofidols]

What if the answer to most of these are, "They just thought it looked cool."

[@murderbner6760]

multitudeofidols you have a valid point, man has always been a creative species. But I mean I don’t want to say alines bro but it’s aliens bro.

[@murderbner6760]

Also like maybe someone farted and all this stuff came right outta there butts

[@rosat2770]

@@murderbner6760 that's Funny. 🤣🤣

[@cmula6988]

multitudeofidols man I think that all the time , like ok maybe that was they form of comics or just entertainment. 🤷‍♂️

[@slsslc8207]

@@murderbner6760 sure most were aliens, but not the vitrified forts, that one was obviously dragons.

[@georgeecheveste6545]

"Ancient Alien Theorist believe...." I personally do believe that there was/were advance civilization before us. There are way too many things in this world that we can't explain

[@californiaplant-basedeater2761]

"I personally do believe there were advanced civilizations before us." Where is one single advanced piece of metal technology from any archaeological digs? Just one?

[@nutbastard]

@@californiaplant-basedeater2761 There are gold masks that predate what our understanding of the progression of metallurgy would deem possible. There are also iron works that are similarly out of place - specifically objects found in coal deposits. Granted, iron can be obtained from meteorites without the need for advanced smelting, and perhaps large surface level veins of gold were taken advantage of without the need for advanced mining. The strongest evidence of advanced metals technology are the remaining stone products that would have required them. You simply don't quarry granite with bronze tools, not to any level of precision anyway. The strongest metals are usually ferrous, and as such rust into nothing but oxides fairly quickly. Tungsten and titanium being the exceptions, but those are exceedingly difficult to mine and refine even today. Personally I'd be satisfied with some solid aluminum artifacts, since it's arguably the least easily refined metal without very specific knowledge. But aluminum oxidizes as well, so unless they were stored in oil, odds are they've all disintegrated, if they ever existed at all.

[@GlizzyGlobbler]

The Sphinx is estimated to be 12,000 years old due to water erosion measurements. Putting build date around 10,000 BC. Earliest signs of civilization of a scale to build that, was 6-5,000 BC.

[@nutbastard]

@@GlizzyGlobbler Only one thing is for sure: The story we're told is incomplete at best.

[@DragoMusivini]

Coming from a religious standpoint this is quite possibly true. In the Quran this is clearly talked about. Who knows how many societies have just disappeared without a trace practically, take the twin cities of Sodom and Gomorrah. Also the oldest known human bones seem to be around 7 million years old give or take. We have found sporadic amounts of fossils that go back through random periods in time to 6 and 5 and 4 million years ago as well. Our evolution of humanity goes back as far as at least 235k years ago. Why all these age gaps and why no evidence in between. Hope I stoked the coals in someone's mind. Here is the Quranic verse in English....“Have they not seen how many generations We destroyed before them which We had established upon the earth as We have not established you? And We sent [rain from] the sky upon them in showers and made rivers flow beneath them; then We destroyed them for their sins and brought forth after them a generation of others.” (al-Quran 6:6). Also this....en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_human_evolution_fossils#Late_Miocene_(7.2%E2%80%935.5_million_years_old)

[@christopherbolton4199]

...just left it on the beach for someone else to find!?.. "Left the figures behind to deliberately confuse us" I just can't any further.

[@mg725]

sooooo why is the "cthulhu" tablet shown at 4:01 so different from the one at 4:43..? either way that one is obviously some fan art hoax but not sure why there are two versions. also, when was it discovered? which coast? these videos always have such vague information.

[@andrewschmidt8450]

They're fake. I have read articles from about 9 years ago regarding this tablet. It even has the Lovecraft "Elder Sign" stamped into it. Look up "Cthulhu tablet take two". Clearly the author of this video didn't bother to do a 2 second google search on this "artifact". That is all it took me to find it.

[@cherylametewee8716]

what if ufo's & "aliens" are really just time travelers from far into the future? also, cool giraffes!

[@thomaswitbob3826]

that’s what i think, sciencists did a project to predict what humans will look like after thousands of years of evolution and found that they look exactly like hollywood aliens

[@sg.o7139]

Cool Time Travelling Alien Giraffes from the future 👽 🦒 ? Or you just think Giraffes are cool 🦒😎?

[@cherylametewee8716]

@@sg.o7139 ooh this is a great idea! alien giraffes sound amazing. =]

[@sg.o7139]

@@cherylametewee8716 😀I agree and imagine the meeting with these amazing beings would be a fantastic experience 😁☮❤

[@inchiostra6893]

I dont mean to be rude but if you think for a second, if time travel was possible we would already know about it now, and travelers from the future would have brought us different things than cryptic useless stuff There are also tons of paradoxes that make time travel impossible to even exist, you can look it up online if you want

[@gorotms]

Really informative with simple narration and decent video. Keep up the good work. And I just subscribed. :)

[@rainluna9765]

I really enjoyed watching this, thanks.

[@joeyzuber117]

I believe that we've come to technology and lost it several times in human history..... We'd rise, then fall.... Like we seem to be doing again lately!

[@pommiebears]

You ain’t kidding. I hate this era. We’re definitely falling.

[@jerrymartin5884]

I think u are right sir

[@audreyfoote8194]

I believe that is what happened to Atlantis.

[@steviec8729]

The Great Reset #?

[@therealdirtydan2940]

"History repeats itself"

[@deathtomerryweather8275]

Imagine if the door was just a cruel joke. You know, to either scare the enemy into thinking that nightly raids were the work of a dwarf. Or as a curse to make the enemy think that a dwarf was stealing souls

[@gusty7153]

or it could be a decoy where potential enemies will get stuck trying to figure out how to open a fake door to nowhere

[@bullgravy6906]

But did anyone try the elvish word for friend?

[@Knapweed]

Given that the fused glass structures were usually placed in the highest areas around, isn't it likely the glass was fused by lightning strikes?

[@jackdompier5082]

Very possible actually didn’t think about that

[@johncarmon9528]

Or dragons maybe

[@spracketskooch]

There's no way that lighting could melt that much stone. Some of the stone got so hot it actually started flowing. Lightning just doesn't have enough energy to make that volume of stone molten. You see similar vitrification on other stone buildings around the world. Probably came from some global disaster, like a asteroid impact or a solar outburst. Which means the towers are probably older than 10,000 years.

[@Knapweed]

@@spracketskooch You're simply wrong: 'Scientists have known for decades that lightning can rapidly heat rock to over 2,000 kelvins near the strike point. Organic material on the surface burns off, and part of the rock itself melts almost instantaneously, later cooling to form a glassy surface layer called a fulgurite. It wasn’t until 2015 that researchers discovered shocked quartz in the granite substrate of a fulgurite.' Source: Eos. Science News by AGU

[@spracketskooch]

​@@Knapweed Yes, I know what a fulgurite is. But that's lightning striking through the wet ground to fuse minerals together. They also cool down quick enough that they don't have time to flow. We're talking about lightning striking solid granite (I assume), and heating more than a cubic foot of stone to a temperature hot enough to create molten stone that was then able to flow freely for some time before it cooled and hardened. Then repeat this process dozens of times. Seems incredibly unlikely to me, even fulgurites are rare. That explanation also does nothing to address similar, or even more dramatic, vitrification of stone structures around the world. Many in places that get extremely little rainfall, in some cases for thousands of years. I'm sure lighting explains some of it, but definitely not all of it.

[@ducktaa]

A few hypotheses (all mostly wild brain storming): 1. tombs: with certain minerals or even huge gem stones in the walls, that were destructed by sunlight over many years. 2. construction: started construction of a building / tomb (the material was too solid to continue) 3. obsidian: build with patience over time and / or in a special procedure. Calendar discs in order to read the stars? Wheels with option to enter wooden trunks, so you do not need an entire car... all you need are two wooden trunks and 4 wheels. you place a box for example on top of the wooden trunks. 4. cthuluhu: pirates treasure map or seafarer / mariners navigation map 5. statues of Atlantis?: Atlantis must have been on todays Sardinia, for the fact that possibly not any greek philosopher went further west in the time of plato considering a few exceptions as Empúries. Geography could not have been so advanced back then... 6. statues (Jordan): to build themselves, beginning of statuary, purpose of identification / location? 7. geoglyphs: Figures to communicate with the gods, praying for good weather conditions. 8. giraffes: arts, to identify themselves among others, or to list existing animals in the region. 9. axes: to intimidate enemies, impress visitors, as decoration in temple halls a.s.o. 10. pyramid boxes: warnings to not open the box. Cointained the body of the pharao and / or jewels a.s.o. Warnings imply curses. 11. rain: quite mysterious, but mostly the storm and rain must have happened, because of the strong belief of the society regarding the statue. If all persons think, that it might rain nearby the statue (when changing location), possibly it happened only because of the belief. Quantum physics, law of attraction. Why didnt it rain that much in this location afterwards again? 12. longyao caves: could have been an early culture, either a culture that lived in secret, another culture (intruder), or even a spying culture.

[@dent5426]

If we were to go extinct, and intelligent life had a chance to thrive again, they would find comic books and think we were superhumans with magical powers. These could just be mere pieces of art with too much meaning attached to them.

[@jwat3217]

Might be on to something

[@Ale.productions]

Wtf your right

[@taitsmith8521]

The obsidian that looks likespools and CD's was done using a form of vertical lathe that is basically just a really well made and sturdy pump drill. The same pump drills were used in Japan for at least 3000 years. Its also the same thing as a fire starting pump drill if that helps. So... 1. Fire starting pump drill (primitive version)) 2. Pump drill with beveled drill bit ( refined version ) 3. Permanent placement pump drill vertical lathes (advanced version) Most of this stuff isn't a mystery.

[@rellunsford1571]

I hate when they say the ppl of the time shouldnt been able to do something. Its proof that they know nothing about the ppl of the past.

[@repeataftermeme75]

Clearly ppl back then figured out how to do many things because they had to. They had a lot more time. Time as in little interruption or distractions. Fewer ppl around living on the planet and so on. Many things that were common back then are considered amazing today but it goes to show how out of touch we are in knowing how to do those primitive things. Everything was handmade now we barely use our hands at all. I believe we are just too dependent on current tech that we can’t see beyond our tunneled vision.

[@nikolnolastname4473]

@@repeataftermeme75 true. Like how in ancient India they used to do cataract surgery and the knowledge was lost thru time.

[@f1r3hunt3rz5]

@@repeataftermeme75 Agreed so much. Science's rigidity towards ancient stuff (mainly rejecting the idea of ancients being advanced because evolushit) is partly to blame.

[@mrpatton01]

the glass in the rock is formed due to lightning hitting the iron rich rocks that make up these castles and structures. what acient people had that we as modern society lack is "TIME' , that is all you really need for such detailed craftmanship

[@bernicerogersbooker6333]

I believe Solomon , everything here has been and will be again, there is nothing new under heaven

[@dmyers321]

can you show only real images of subjectmatter and leave out the hollywood stuff?

[@johnnyd7381]

agreed 100 percent.. Hes assuming we are idiots

[@Albert-Mag...]

@@johnnyd7381 Obviously a kids mind at work here

[@Enterthevoigt]

let the man try to create content he himself likes

[@leemiller6977]

Would have made the video infinitely better!

[@markmercado89]

Or is he impying that hollywood made these artifacts??🤔

[@JonnesTT]

*shows the most crooked circle ever * "modern tools would be required for this accuracy." *Shows sculpture of an axe that'd break the second you tried to swing it * "BATTLEAXE!"

[@capedeh8225]

i was so sure the antikythera mechanisms will be included in this kind of video, but its refreshing that i was wrong, and most of the list is something new to me

[@evoltz]

When this showed the cthulu tablet, I realized this is fiction enveloped in facts.

[@bruddah2012]

bronze axes were often signs of military power in ancient civilizations, usually you can find little bronze axes amulets in tombs too ... giant bronze axes could have the same purpose, not ceremonial purpose, just a sign of power

[@iliyanshmilev]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labrys

[@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307]

WOW 2:00 a few sort of smooth rocks (slate for one and theres many other) confuse dumb nutters! AMAZING!

[@marioman8419]

I was waiting for him to say whether they looked as if they’ve been used in a battle or something

[@kingakachi7774]

It’s also associated with Ishtar the mother Goddess. One of her symbols in ancient pagan cultures.

[@FreyaGem]

Obsidian was revered in Pre-Columbian Mesoamerica for use as "mirrors" by shamans that aided them in jumping from ordinary reality to the dream world. It's not a mystery as to why they used obsidian, it's just not widely known.

[@ScrubsTheNewcomers]

Sounds kind of like they took some psychedelics and looked in to their own eyes, that usually sends you tripping

[@sikespiegel9583]

Giant human one has been proved. They were a human ancestor species called the denisovans but they went extinct around 50000 years ago, or so it's speculated based on evidence.

[@jbear.4092]

They weren't giants, they were just another human species.

[@RealHooksy]

There were no giants

[@Sarah-J-H]

From The Scotsman ‘It is now believed a timber superstructure supported by the ramparts was set alight, with the fire burning down on the stones and heating them up “like an oven”, according to Matt Ritchie, archaeologist with Forestry Enterprise Scotland. Mr Ritchie said tests had shown blocks of molten stone were formed in anarobic conditions without oxygen and likely caused by a “tremendous heat from above”. He said it was possible that the burning structure may have once stored grain. He added: “This is really exciting - not only do we know have a better understanding of how vitrification occurred, but we can also know visualise these hill forts as citadels, with roofed rampart walls many metres high.” One mystery solved 🙏🏼

[@garygreen2146]

The Great Wall of China has glass fused into the wall as well. It was done by, when building using silica sand as filler and building a massive fire. I can't see why Europeans couldn't have used the same process. It was probably brought back by Marco Polo

[@dragonmaid1360]

Spot on. They were already making glass.

[@patrickroche3366]

Marko polo never mentioned the great wall

[@stevem1750]

Not enough wood to do that.

[@grandwaha]

I've already seen dirt and sand turned to glass from lightning strikes and downed power lines. Even though the wasn't electricity back then

[@davidarbogast37]

@@stevem1750 I guess you never heard of coal or charcoal, a common material used to forge blades for swords since ancient times, eh?

[@rancidpitts8243]

As for the Obsidian artifacts, in the Mezzo American cultures the more difficult an object was to aquire or make, the more Value it had. Imagine the worth of the objects we viewed in this video; they make a King's Ransom look like pocket change. How they were made, and how long it took we may never know.

[@colbicolbiWTF]

It's crazy how now'a days it takes people no time and you can buy amazing obsidian art / sculptures for under 30-50 bucks lol less back in the day same art would be priceless x.x

[@acolmiztlisvn900bagger]

Mezzo lmao

[@rastamouse1988]

Great video! Thank you

[@semperfi1214]

Giants are real. My gramps found 3 complete skeletons back in the 70 while planting his cotton crop in Virginia He took pics and reburied them promptly. He said they had red hair and two rows of teeth with 1 extra finger and toe on the extremities.

[@pavirko3733]

ur gramps had a bit too much moonshine

[@PaulojnPereira]

Your gramps hid a treasure, if you dig them out someone will pay a fortune to have them I assure you. Just make sure you upload the footage into KZbin.;)

[@I_scribbles]

That is the race of giants that lived from coast to coast of US and across the world. The stereotyped and shamed "how" of the native americans was a sign for tribes to see if there was 5 or 6 fingers on a hand. Atleast that what Ive heard from Apache i believe.

[@semperfi1214]

@@I_scribbles true. I know it's true. My grandmother verified it. She's Russian and last thing a liar....

[@toneclark7675]

Got the photos?

[@KoZiL3K]

Forts on top of hills could be hit by lightning, causing the sand in the mortar to turn to glass? Theres also dragon fire which we still aren't sure on the recipe of

[@Novosadjanin82]

They don't resemble compact discs, compact disc resembles them....

[@jacobmarshall7847]

3:46 you can actually easily shape glass or even obsidian underwater because it doesn't crack as easily under water making it an easy task to make whatever you want with the glass like object you have.

[@phughesphoto]

Videos such as this is why I enjoy watching the series Ancient Aliens! It really makes you think about how these civilizations came up with such almost perfect mathematical goodies!

[@PlanktonGrass]

Thanks for saving me the time bothering to watch this video then

[@phughesphoto]

@@PlanktonGrass Well you are very welcome! Do you enjoy Ancient Aliens as well? Or were you being facetious? 😘

[@PlanktonGrass]

@@phughesphoto Facetious, but the thanks was genuine

[@phughesphoto]

@@PlanktonGrass 😂 ❤️

[@chadmarsh5356]

Melting Scottish castles? I thought there was no evidence of dragons, what is this?! lol

[@sogekingfromsniperisland7033]

👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽

[@miss.scales7159]

That popped into my head as well 😂

[@yvonneburns2786]

No where in our folklore do we have dragons, but the Welsh do, so maybe we had a spat with one of them but not recorded, or maybe a UFO fight, in which explains why we lived deep in caves for a time but who really knows, it's fun suppositioning though😃

[@grahamfleming7642]

These stones have been LASERED,I have seen them

[@desertegle40cal]

The vitrification of stone doesn’t need super high temperatures to take effect. In the Middle Ages fighting with fire was equal to how we use missiles and bombs today. We use them for many different things like they did fire. They used it to heat up or boil sections of stone where people were inside. So let’s say some knights chased some of their enemies into a stone fortification that had barely any or no wood burn them out with. What they would do was throw pitch, pine resin or the like on these stones to try n cook the people in the inside. Sometimes this could take days weeks or even months. A low slow burn on a stone over a great period of time would cause vitrification. I know this cause I study the Middle Ages for my epic apocalyptic novels lol.

[@cumorahwatson1967]

Very interesting, and exciting!👍😉

[@edwells4769]

"Precision" - Shows incredibly imprecise and unsymmetrical art

[@Inmate533]

Before people stared endlessly at electronic screens, they actually did stuff...outside....with their hands.

[@pablowentscobar]

What is this "outside" you speak of?

[@Sumita098]

A lot of strange or oversized humanoid statues might just be ancient arts like the Picasso arts of now. But again, we really don't know what we don't know about ancient civilizations. Our historical knowledge misses huge chunks in the timeline. A simple example is how we thought our human history dates back to 6000 years only to find some 12000 years old ancient ruins, followed by some 320000 years old artifacts. And now, the new theory about human origins is speculated to be even millions of years old. We really don't know. There are book of Enoch, Mahabharata, and many epics or artifacts that explains or try to explain incomprehensible. With our type civilization, I don't think we will ever know.

[@Digibullet32]

first time i ever seen a clip of almost heroes in a video...mad props rip farley

[@bbyshady]

Super interesting. Now I’ll something to ponder before bed starring up at the ceiling

[@drakausdromgatti58]

The older I get the more I realize reality is truly much more bizarre than it first appears.

[@ayahuascayage]

Reality is not only stranger than we imagine; it is stranger than we're capable of imagining.

[@magmasunburst9331]

Why is there something instead of nothing? Love multiplying love by putting beings through trials they must overcome by love is the only answer.

[@SeaJay_Oceans]

11:05 The Granite boxes are batteries - and the Egyptians didn't build the pyramids.. they may have updated them and covered them over, and graffiti wrote all over them - but the Pyramids are from the Pre-Ice Age civilizations - built before the last big freeze.

[@savarast]

@@magmasunburst9331 death, disease, and sickness are all more common than live

[@BluishNomad]

@@ayahuascayage McKenna, nice :)

[@keirfarnum6811]

Lathes probably existed, but they wouldn’t have been powered like we have today. Spring lathes have existed for a long, long time.

[@billdevitt4324]

@Cassette Tape Exactly, the treadle powered lathe has been around for millenia. They are still used today. You can still see them in mid 19th century to early 20th century sewing machines.

[@Highnz57]

Those pedal lathes look pretty cool too. Smart people.

[@AggressiveHiDef]

My Fathers Brothers wife's 2nd cousin's wife's Sisters husbands Uncle on his mom's side has a Lathe as a brother in law. Go figure. Though we haven't meet him in person, I hear he's pretty cool.

[@Paul-gz5dp]

If you think electromagnetic motors only existed in the last 150 years you have much to learn. Even steam power was used over 2000 years ago by Greeks and Romans for various things that today are done with electric motors. Such as open and close doors, Lifting, and many other things. Even the Egyptians had clocks. Those were just a few of the things that we have found, but far more was deliberately destroyed many many times over in the last 12,000 years because we are the kind that will and do destroy all our technology along with the people and all the evidence that can be used to create it so that another of our tribes can't make use of it. This along with many other things shows me and many others that as a species we are more evil than Satan himself.

[@AggressiveHiDef]

@@Paul-gz5dp There's historic evidence of human civilizations that were around for 75,000 to 150,000 years ago. More advanced than we are today, but in a different way. They rose and fell and rose and fell etc., just like how the Lost City of Atlantis rose and fell somewhat 25,000 years ago.

[@ebonywhite515]

I seen that octopus and came out of my TV it touched me and told me about some money, I've seen that octopus I know the story behind it on everything I love

[@shanefowkes7451]

Obsidian glass cutting, 3:37 early example's of this have been found and still unexplained, personally I believe they might have used garnet sands or even diamond ore along with a mix of wax or something similar, when thinking about how the Neolithic made fire, maybe the technology was replacated and studied for thus purpose all it would take is time and a lot of understanding of the minerals found locally or even traded

[@MrsRanchoFiesta]

Who's to say ancient Picasso-styled artists didn't exist?

[@skoff_linn8766]

The blood of children to generate rain more like an attempt to achieve immortality

[@withyouforyou6214]

I think it's weird that we don't just...think they used forges with wood and managed to liquefy obsidian then shape it.

[@albertknabe3713]

“Fire breathing dragons.”

[@AlexBigShid]

"Fire breathing dragons."

[@laski6503]

”Fire breathing dragons”

[@tripextaid9962]

"Fire breathing dragons."

[@e.s.3599]

"Dire Freathing Bragons"

[@albertknabe3713]

@@e.s.3599 Could be...discount nothing, yet.

[@camelxravennova]

Giant bones have been found throughout history there were giants

[@nathanb3273]

Someone's been watching too much game of thrones

[@RealAaron317]

your right just look at old newspapers going back to 1900s they have articles about digging up bones and skulls of man over 8ft. Just search online and you will see

[@djmoonchild01]

Very true, the native americans eradicated the last of them just a few hundred years ago, red hair, prob where the big foot myth comes from since big foot is always depicted redish hair as well.

[@marioaug987]

Yes but if it science accepts it then it will define all books and history that it's been thought by teachers all around the world and will crumble %90 of statements made by highly paid media and scientist around the world

[@camelxravennova]

MARIO LEON exactly and we should be willing to make that change because that’s what science it about, we make new discoveries we keep learning and if one thing is wrong then we change it according to the new data and expand.

[@RADD93]

This video is amazing so many mysteries so many questions and not enough answers for those questions, I’ve always been amazed by Ancient Egypt.

[@TheEarl777]

The vitrification shown on the forts is similar to they found on granite statues in Egypt. And we now know that air bursting meteorites could cause this level of damage. Also probably vaporising and humans in the vicinity.

[@macplastering]

Them caves at the end where very impressive

[@Oshaoxin]

That thumbnail was straight out of one of H.P. Lovecraft's fantasies

[@sofhispalis]

“... that scientists can’t explain”, but he is explaining...

[@Amafaranga300]

Hhhh man! You deserve a thumb

[@peterjackson8887]

That was funny 🤣

[@dietisgreat]

Scientista say Ur a Gaylord

[@serwolb]

I love it when topics aren't worded properly it does ask for that yours is a playful way sofhispalis

[@sofhispalis]

😂

[@AsterixInOz]

Would be good to see a list of all the movie snippets that were used for the video. Perhaps everyone can name the movie of a clip. The one I recall easiest is toward the end; Interstellar.

[@mazeofmaaldweb9537]

The giraffe segment is not surprising. During the Ice Age, the Sahara and the Middle East was a life filled grassland, with lakes, rivers, and lots of people, etc. At the end of the last Ice Age, the Sahara/ME began drying up, causing humans to begin migrating towards the many large rivers in the Middle East regions. This how the early civilizations formed...when you crowd an area, you create "empires" run by the empowered.

[@galkanftw]

Nothing should be a surprise,people today have strong and varied religion's.I also believe our method's used to determine dating are sketchy.

[@secondlieutenan]

Maybe your right, nothing should be suprising

[@clarkjohnson7033]

Supposed everything is only 20/30000 years

[@indridcold8433]

The ancients had the exact same imagination and brain that modern humans have. If we can imagine aliens, strange creatures, strange parallel existences, and the such, the ancients could also.

[@Thelonl3y1]

Or they actually seen them

[@franco634]

@@primordialdarkmatterone7415 Yeah, okay!

[@dmtdreamz7706]

Appearance without substance. Everything is a hallucination. So this moment right now is a hallucination. It's always been a hallucination. That's what reality is. In psychology hallucination means perception without any input or data. So traditionally if you go to a mental hospital and you're telling them that you're seeing monkeys running around with stripes and polka dots, they'll say you're hallucinating.

[@elvishassassin1]

@@primordialdarkmatterone7415 I hope you can join us.

[@cyberrein5848]

@@primordialdarkmatterone7415 ran of our schizophrenia meds?

[@bingsunyata3121]

In the case of Vitrified fort, perhaps ... in near there they using it to store flammable material, and then burning when there is battle in there. Perhaps they can make some experiment with the mud that use for build it.

[@joaquinferrazzi923]

many of these things might be hard to make quickily with modern tools. But why couldn't have been made in the past, with the makers taking tens of years to make them? maybe it took two generations of workers to be able to make these things, or even more. No matter how hard obsidian might be, i'm sure that you could grind it down eventually if you took a really long time to do it.

[@ruthlewis6678]

I think Modern Man has not given Early Man credit for having, perhaps, an outrageous sense of humor. I would bet those old boys did. They could not have survived if every day it was just doom and gloom.

[@gusty7153]

its even confirmed that too by later archaeologists. there was some ancient viking runes carved on some rock wall near the celing of a cave that for a long time was assumed to have some special magical purpose but when finally translated it just said "this is really high"

[@aston718]

The last cave was definitely owned by an underworld boss at some point in ancient times.

[@juansolo1617]

Extremely high temperatures were obtainable in ancient times, even before known modern metal melting. It was simply forgotten and discovered again later. All that is needed is air and fuel. More air makes a hotter fire. Bellows can be used with normal coal to melt steel, or sand into glass.

[@matthewheffernan8315]

3:44 it would be very difficult to turn something that irregular on a lathe. No idea how they were shaped but not on a lathe

[@dlemon7547]

Egyptian: the granite boxes on the in side and out side have almost perfect angles as you said. but not even we with the most advanced tools we have can carve perfect 90 degree angles in side a solid stone structure, and the boxes have absolutely no sign of tool usage, modern or other wise. the boxes are so large that you can fit more than tow apis bulls in them, the boxes are also to large to fit in the main entrance of the serra pium.

[@Rammkommando]

well it should be noted, that after the fall of Rome, many advances were forgotten, either from the Church not understanding it, or folks that hated Rome so much they got rid of it we had to relearn the many advances of one Ancient Empire. i know you are talking about Egyptian stuff, but the same idea still applies, perhaps after the fall of Egypt or whatever era they were created the method was lost to time.

[@richardjosephus6802]

@@Rammkommando like concrete

[@someoneelse6618]

We could definitely match and even surpass the architecture of those boxes today with modern tools and machinery. You mean to say, how did they accomplish it without it. Let's not forget they were Master Masons and a lot of their knowledge was deliberately hidden and or forgotten

[@dlemon7547]

@@someoneelse6618 no we couldn't not, even if we tried to get that result via a Dremel with the finest head, it would still leave a ever so slightly rounded corner, there would also be marks left behind by the Dremel.

[@someoneelse6618]

@@dlemon7547 I work with granite, what we do is we polish and smooth the granite where there isn't any marks left. And yes we can achieve those kinds of angles with modern tools. None of this takes away from the mystery of this place.

[@limberekurraru6155]

The major mistake we are making is to think that we are the epitome of human knowledge. I believe we could be the damnest. Extremely intelligent human have occupied this earth before us.

[@qalbihodon721]

I think the same!. The people who come with religion they was more clever then us. That is one example!. They create so much confused minds so many century

[@andrewmcnab-jl7qo]

Very interesting thank you

[@tsdobbi]

Regarding the vitrified fortresses. No expert argues that heating to the necessary temperature "wasn't achievable" and the general consensus is it was done deliberately to destroy them.

[@zendinorr_04]

7:51 same with those antenna can be found in Australian Aborgional rock paintings

[@AlisonWonderland999]

It is thought to represent an altered state of consciousness, e.g. from shamanic ritual.

[@RockNRollMommyCady]

I do believe I can see a possible new hypotheses fitting some of the local findings here also. I wonder the geological makeup of there vs. here. Regarding the glassed rock. Love these shows, you all rock!

[@DanHeilman1]

Prolly Dragons

[@OSYofRR]

Pseudotachylyte could explain the melted rock in some of those ancient buildings. Happens when a massive landslide occurs and the sheer weight and friction melts rock,sometimes into glass depending on the make up.

[@drive2160]

@@OSYofRR but wouldn't that mean it's be covered by dirt and debris instead of being mostly intact and over grown with plant life?

[@OSYofRR]

@@drive2160 Depends on the incline. Heavy rain will wash the debris and dirt down hill, leaving just the heavy rock. Hills can sort of steepen or flatten out over thousands of years. Crust is always moving just very slowly as well. Earthquakes, subduction, sink holes etc. Many ways old earth can be uncovered naturally.

[@drive2160]

@@OSYofRR true but that would require a very long time for it to wash off enough of a landslide that had enough weight and force to cause such heat no? Some of the pictures looked like they were on top of a hill? Not messing with you I'm really curious

[@viciouzlokz2739]

Those are not fused they are volcanic rocks like a diamond

[@deano2187]

6:44 and 7:43 the sculpture actually looks like this etching with the eyes of the statues from the giants of mount prama