12 Most Mysterious Archaeological Artifacts Finds Scientists Still Can't Explain

[@robertmartinez1582]

Unexplained? Or not accepted? Seems the ego of this century will never fully accept that technology has actually compartmentalized humanity.

[@deborahberger5816]

Hear, hear!

[@shirleybrooks1599]

True. Today’s academia and most archaeologists refuse to acknowledge that our ancestors were much smarter than they want to admit. Why? Because it doesn’t fit their agenda.

[@Bulltwinkle]

OMG a perplexed archeologist ??? Life on this planet is surely over.

[@tonyaxeman4381]

I had heard a Russian woman was found in the mountains and she had some weed and a bone pipe .

[@oldogre5999]

That horde belonging to Egbert?... Is there any chance the horde was payment for one or more of his Swords?

[@jakewilson4679]

Uhfbert

[@dorothymccomb2244]

A "Pictish cross slab" clearly dated 1796? That's off by about 700 years. Nice Scots stone, but nothing unusual or mysterious.

[@carinarascher9823]

There seems to be no connection between the spoken word and the pictures we are seeing in this post. Therefore I can not take any of this pseudo scientific proof of anything from this site.

[@bjm1711]

1 min 58 secs. Is it my imagination? See depiction of “human” (or not human) at about 5 o’clock from centre of photo. The head appears to be very similar to those carved into pillars at Gobekle Tepe . Coincidence?