12 Most Mysterious Archaeological Finds

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Archaeologists spend their lives studying ancient mysteries, but some of those ancient mysteries are actually recent! What do we mean by that? We mean that the mysteries might be ancient, but they've only recently come to light. It sometimes takes a while to get to the bottom of the riddle posed by a new archaeological discovery, and in some cases, the answers never come at all. Here's a fine collection of recent mysteries encountered by the experts!
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[@jakewilson4679]

👍 great channel

[@jimspear3033]

Remnants of a notched timber platform dated 128,000 years old was found recently.

[@DeannaBlakeOgTgDq]

interesting, considering humans hadn’t made it to the Americas that long ago.the fish traps found that are 128000 years were in Australia. Where the oldest continual human culture lives. Anything in the Americas are less than 70000 years old.

[@gobblinal]

Forgetting things in less than a century? Have you SEEN the state of the US?

[@AlanTimor-vh8ww]

Unreal

[@johndavis3616]

Did you just say 6 million year old footprints. BAHAHAHA

[@stevencalkum9128]

There are human footprints in White Sands missile range that are dated at 30,000+ years old.

[@d3athreaper100]

Its not on the missle range portion tho. Its in the national park area

[@gobblinal]

I thought it was only 22k. The Cerutti mammoth remains are 130k old though. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerutti_Mastodon_site

[@Pwelvr]

Many images taken from sources not related to objects being discussed. Old Tom Cruise and Harrison Ford movies. A lot of confusion as result. A lazy approach which erodes interesting facts with irrelevant padding.

[@Philip-mw4qs]

Touche'!!!

[@BarrySuridge]

0:32 Neanderthals originated in Eurasia.

[@gobblinal]

When did they leave Africa?

[@bethbartlett5692]

It is impossible and irresponsible for an Archaeologist to proclaim a piece of Wood, (former Art/Statue) an "Idol" ... I mean, they do not have a Ticket to operate outside of the "Standards of Science and Research" Honestly ... B Bartlett (Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian)

[@johndavis3616]

It definitely looks like 36 ft was removed from above the ship. You just say whatever the hell they want you to say don't you?

[@DeannaBlakeOgTgDq]

the fish traps would never have been colonist made. They would be indigenous

[@d3athreaper100]

The moment the colonist conquered the land they became indigenous so technically your right