12 Most Incredible Unexpected Treasures Found Recently

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You probably didn’t make an unexpected archaeological discovery today, but someone else did! It might have been an archaeologist finding something unexpected in a place where they thought they’d find something else, or it may have been someone clearing out their attic or digging up their garden. Surprising finds can happen anywhere at any time, and this is the video that proves it!
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[@shaundavenport621]

I'm from the UK and was under the impression that if treasure was found on private land (farmland etc) the worth was to be split between the landowner and the finder.If permission had been given to search to start with.

[@compositestechbb9087]

It's a gentleman's agreement between the searcher and land owner on found items. Antiquities and relics go to the government first.

[@Pally604]

In America, if it's underground you don't own any of it unless you have mineral rights to your land. Without that your property is just the surface

[@CHAMPDOGZ]

@@Pally604 yep many people don't know that you can own your house yet someone can own the ground under your house had some pretty wealthy people ask when buying property every once in awhile, they would ask if anyone Owns under the house or if they can purchase that also

[@rednose9972]

@@Pally604 Only if it’s in the sale of the property, otherwise you own everything…. A mineral owner has the right to extract and use minerals found beneath the surface of a particular piece of land. Exactly which minerals are included depends on the terms of the specific conveyance (the document within which someone bought or sold the rights). The conveyance might include all the minerals under the land, or be limited to specified minerals. The most commonly extracted minerals in most areas are natural gas, oil, and coal (although a mineral owner might also own and extract gold, silver, or other minerals). Occasionally, a mineral rights transfer also includes surface rights. If so, the mineral owner also has the right to extract minerals on the surface of the land, such as clay or gravel.

[@CaStW]

Awesome!

[@tommarkham4551]

If the San Jose went down in 1708, why does the coin say "1715"?

[@WhiteTriForce]

Why do they always call these metal detectorist ! "amateurs" 🤔 They found a hell of a lot more than you ever did ! 👆🤠👍

[@Robert-xp4ii]

Are they paid to simply look? If not, they're amateurs.

[@diloresalii8024]

Awesome 👍thx👏❤️

[@LightningTop12]

Thank you very much my dear. Very nice!

[@Hieroglyphs4Real]

Wow!! They have excellent prints!!

[@RBYW1234]

All mineral Resources are given to the next 7 generations, anyone taking from the Ground would be Stealing.

[@johnwick-ii6il]

The gold and treasure on the San Jose. Was produced By the native population that the Spanish enslaved and worked to death. It belongs to the people of south America. Spain can kick rocks.

[@carolynyoung857]

well said...

[@larrysfarris]

@ 14:45 - “Buried since the 15th century” (which ended in the year 1499). @ 14:52 - Buried in 1540 - so which is it? They were buried in the 15th century or the 16th century? Based on the coins having Henry VIII wives initials, I’m guessing you meant to say originally (14:45), “Buried since the 16th century”.

[@LightningTop12]

Thanks a lot my friend! I will check this information and make corrections! Thank you very much!

[@hardyakka6200]

1he 15th century ended in 1500 I'm afraid that is why it is called the fiftieth century/. like the millennium we celebrated one year early. 2001 was the start just after midnight on new years day. new millennium.. You are right 1540 is the sixteenth century. They messed up the British reporting of finds laws too.

[@boomxmilizexpathacks9440]

Love how modern treasure hunters call previously successful types as Looters. What exactly is the difference?

[@rustyrocks69]

The spelling 😅

[@boomxmilizexpathacks9440]

@@rustyrocks69 😝😜🤪🤣😁

[@dadlord689]

Yeah, "found" is a key word for you to believe in everything is told. Industry is too expansive to do not "found" new things to sell you.

[@compositestechbb9087]

Are you saying that newer objects that pass as legitimate antiques have no real value?

[@robertoconsuegra9921]

Plzzzzx.makee.more of treasure finds plzzz😁😁😁😜😜😜iam a treasure hunter

[@fishinwidow35]

Where can I find out more about William Thomson?

[@DadJeff-jo7pm]

That's fantastic about the Scythian burial. But the Relics/Artifacts need to be Repaitriated.

[@LightningTop12]

Thanks a lot my friend! Yes, I agree with you 300 percent!

[@DadJeff-jo7pm]

@@LightningTop12 ty for that brother. I think all Relics/Artifacts should be repatriated. Not kept away from the decendents, or Indiginous Tribes whichever.

[@imrelaszlo7237]

On 6.28 mins the coins are actually Hungarian forints,...

[@bethbartlett5692]

*Ya can't help Spain complete Theft, that's a "no brainer", in spite of any "Treasure Laws".* Those South American Gold items *"go back to the original area of Ownership",* regardless of vessel or waters they are in.

[@morganflaherty9552]

The biblical kind persimmon tree has actually been brought back to life there is a decent sized garden of like 30 or 40 of them somewhere in the Middle East some lady found seeds stored in a cash from back then so the seeds were actually harvested back in the time of supposed Christ the tree has been brought back from Extinction

[@thetarence4913]

That sounds really interesting! But I can’t find any sources on it. Do you have any?

[@ThisisalGOOGLESCHANNEL]

I had an unexpected item in my baggage area, does that count?

[@ricknick5318]

So Captain Kidd lied his treasure was really just buried

[@hardyakka6200]

Strange your interpretation of British law. The finders are paid the MARKET value or returned to them. Get the facts straight.

[@donwright3427]

Found some goose pepper once

[@michaelmcgarrity6987]

People like hiding things.

[@mariecameau097]

The knights templar

[@thomaslucia3059]

"Carta-geena"??!!

[@Chuxgold]

More treasure yet to find' than all that's, been found.

[@nickim6571]

It's pronounced CartaHenya, not CartaJena

[@patriciagerresheim2500]

Cartagena = kar - tah - HAY - nah

[@jlet4ever]

Don’t send anything to Crimea!

[@earthcoloredeyes5043]

That gold belongs to the Columbians not the Spaniard colonists.

[@mariecameau097]

Ottoman louther

[@pavchellacvk2142]

THE KING OF ALL THIEVING HAS RULES FOR STEALING🤣😂🤣😂LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SOUNDS ABOUT WHlTE🤣😂🤣

[@markgranger9150]

Whites are not the only ones

[@oslandhern5698]

That's what happens when you're bless in life well money wise. Because some times your life it's so cool money wise and you happen to make a business and it just go skyrocket but your health it's not that good or your kid well one of them if you have a few. One of them could be not able to walk or it's blind or something like that but most of the time wealthy people or families are in super great chape and money wise skyrocking on top of there luxurious life Hey more power to them right