12 Most Mysterious Archaeological Finds Scientists Still Can't Explain

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While it's always exciting to find out what experts know about ancient civilizations and artifacts, it's also just as exciting to find out what they don't know. We're talking about mysteries they haven't solved and creations they can only guess at. They sometimes don't like to talk about it, but experts are often baffled by the discoveries they make.
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[@user-if8sj1pq6j]

Very interesting. Things I've never heard of. Thanks.

[@jakewilson4679]

This channel is always interesting and entertaining, very well done 👍

[@Yeahok-pc2jd]

Interesting video 👍🏼 i guess we’ll all be dug up and ‘studied’ years after we die and any items we had with us will be taken and claimed by the ‘country’ that we’re dug up in… I thought grave robbing was illegal 🤔

[@glarge1962]

Were they using the holy handgrenade of Antioch. Run away! Run away!😂

[@loisrossi841]

Good episode, thank.

[@samuelhadley5556]

They have finally figured out what caused the ship to sink in the artic. Come to find out it was WATER. 😂🤣😂🤣😝🤠👍⭐🇺🇲

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

Hard water.......... VERY hard water.

[@richard-cf8ce]

ICE 😮

[@samuelhadley5556]

@@richard-cf8ce 🤣😂🤣😂 yeah that's what I was kinda alluding to. 🤣😂🤣😂😝🤠👍⭐🇺🇲

[@briano6115]

"... what do baffled mean?" ... "... what do incompetent mean? ..." --- Newspaper kiosk salesman in Highlander

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

10:27 king???

[@Angie2343]

Name of music, please?

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

Annoying #7

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

They found the Erebus then they found the Terror, in a place called Terror Bay.........

[@Dr.Claw_Gotti]

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[@winningjubbly9712]

We DO know what happened to the Franklin expedition! They made an attempt to cross the land with their boats, but were savaged by a brutally insane and monstrous polar bear with a head like a human. It ate their souls. There was also a crew member who was a right tw. at who winded up going on a proper murder spree by stabbing loads of the crew to death because...well...because he felt like it at the time. Anyway, the whole expedition turned into a shit show that wasn't much fun or all that enjoyable. Some of the crew even ended up crying like girls or whining about the "monster polar bear with a head like a human and a really bad attitude". Some of the bear's victims even reported it inserting its fingers "where no finger should ever go by the grace of God", according to one of its brutalised survivors. All told, the crew had a really, really, really bad time that wasn't much fun at all. Some even had rectal openings two, three or even, God forbid, FOUR times the size they were born with after the bear had got bored of them. A terrible time, it was. :(😢😮😢 It's all recorded down in the history book called The Terror by the historian Dan Simmons.

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

I think you are talking out of your rectal opening....

[@WayneBraack]

Cool story bro but that book is a work of fiction. It's not history. I'm assuming of course this is just an elaborate joke on your part.

[@FirstBornProtoType]

Is it NOW Israel? WHAT WAS IT KNOWN AS THEN?

[@wildfire160]

Likely Judea ...

[@mtgoat1016]

@@wildfire160 where does Canaan fit in here?

[@logic.and.reasoning]

The " middle east " throughout history has swapped hands more than a 50yr old red light district worker... 😅

[@wildfire160]

@@mtgoat1016 Timewise it would be before it became Israel ...Canaan though doesn't refer to one country or people but the region and Canaanites were of many different peoples....

[@mtgoat1016]

@@wildfire160 thanks for the reply I know Canaan was situated in the territory of the southern Levant which today encompasses Israel, the west bank, Gaza, Jordan and the Southern portions of Syria and Lebanon, I've never heard of the area referred to as Judea as this seems to be the same area so my question was about the time of year it was named Judea as when this changed to Canaan or vice or versa thanks.

[@wildfire160]

The idea of the modern hand-grenade wasn't revisited until the early 20th century is nonsense and grenades were in constant use by different militarizes up to and including the 19th century i`d also point out that the Chinese were using gunpowder grenades from 900ad to 1300ad in warfare ...ignoring that shows a total lack of historical knowledge as they were used by the British the Union during the American civil war and even by pirates.. All modern grenades did was make the use easier but they never went out of use...