12 Most Mysterious Artifacts Finds That Change History

[@JR-bq5bg]

Cacao is pronounced Ka Cow, not Ka KAY O. I mean really? lol

[@annebishop9634]

I thought so.

[@williamanderson5437]

@laser325 Try Ed-in-borough, I agree the narrator is a right TOSSER.

[@TheOnlyOpie]

@laser325 Americans know what boroughs are, we have many of them that we live in.

[@TheOnlyOpie]

BurOh, it rhymes with thorough

[@TheOnlyOpie]

@laser325 Ah dinnae ken, the Scottish have their own thing going on with pronunciations. American English vs British English is enough of a headache as it is.

[@trevormillar2755]

Cretaceous not "Crustaceous"! That would mean "Age of Crabs"!

[@johndo3930]

👍🤣😂 I am sure some evolutionist will fit it in their narrative as well we all decended from crabs.

[@lourias]

...and the frequent misuse of "FURTHER" when the correct word to describe a DISTANCE is "FARTHER"!. FARther = measurable distance FURther = idealist distance but not measurable

[@baddie1shoe]

Now we are in the age of Karen.

[@lourias]

@@baddie1shoe now, ain't that the truth! The age of Karen.

[@FrankGiberson]

Artifacts are the remains of things that were made, NOT THE REMAINS OF LIVING THINGS!

[@kimholtvind6409]

Regarding the Bible, thats probably the most well examined piece of litterature in excistence the world. The arceological find “dead scrolls” found and documented extensively show no deviation of any significance from todays Bible. What you say is historically and arceologically untrue.

[@l.m.892]

I'd like to see that leather book with golden ink carbon dated. How many other books were ever written with gold ink?

[@Josh_wenig_Licht]

If people can discredit the Bible discredit the notion of God and they feel better about their personal life choices. In today's culture it seems the outcome of your actions is someone else's fault so the idea of living by even a few basic Commandments is offensive to many

[@arhatyellow]

Not the case at all. Read the excellent translations of Edmund Bourdeaux Szekely. Many books of the Christ story were removed or left out by the Romans and others.

[@artchic528]

Face it. The modern book we call the Bible was made from selected ancient texts by politicians and higher ups of the day to better coincide with their beliefs and to give them power over the working class. There were several texts not included, even one written by Mary Magdalene. It’s all a part of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Lol

[@tecumsehcristero]

@@l.m.892 no it wasn't

[@TheRealUnknown01]

i think he just says words all messed up to bug us

[@tictok24]

He's reading them to literally instead of pronouncing them properly

[@jaymehatfield9540]

Its very sad how many words are mispronounced, as if we wer'nt dumb enough already.WOrds are sacred, words have power. Since covid I see and hear tv, radio, print, internet supposed professional info going out with gross errors. And covid showed me most americans cant spell or use correctly 4th grade words. Anybody else notice?

[@heenanyou]

@@jaymehatfield9540 I have noticed. Didn't these people have any schooling at all?

[@jaymehatfield9540]

@@heenanyou I am not sure of any one reason. What would keep a bright minded 4th grader from learning his native language? Not being bright? Everyone in my grade school years were eager to learn words and write them and spelling bees. Then composing and learning to describe led to literature and what poetry meant. Then history of all language arts in every part of the world. Rootwords. Now there is no joy. Abbreviations, slang and slurred alt-meanings for even common usage words. Words are no longer sacred to a greater chunk of the population?

[@jaymehatfield9540]

@@heenanyou whats even more surprising, they dont bother to look up names and places to check pronunciation before they read the script. Very low vibration production.

[@lavinleitrim44]

haha, that random moment you're up late watching stuff and one of your archaeology lecturers appears in the video @14:00 minutes.

[@JayYoonSH]

I've never heard someone pronounce cacao the way this guy does. kaykayo? wtf?

[@mikes.8189]

Yeah, friggin KZbin has been gentrified

[@anukcinnamom6653]

It is though. Caycayo or ka-ke-yo

[@gazinta]

How you pronounce it? Cock-E-Oh?

[@jaymehatfield9540]

Thats not how the south americans pronounced it when I first heard it. They said cahCAH-o

[@faithlesshound5621]

These videos use voice actors rather than scholars for the audio tracks.

[@lindalewis5066]

This was really interesting! Enjoyed the video! 👍💌

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@shahmatsimplex4144]

So much good chocolate gone to waste for millions of years without anyone being able to enjoy it.

[@PoeticalManslaughter]

Not people...

[@scotthutchinson6891]

Compared to other 'top ten' type channels, this ones pretty good. Thank you for the effort you go to compiling all these. [edit] - I subscribed.

[@tecumsehcristero]

No it's not. The council of Nicea had nothing to do with the bible. And no scholar accepts the gospel of Barnabas. It is a medieval Islamic forgery.

[@aiferapple1246]

Hey dude, if we can pronounce Arkansas (Arkensaw) in the UK, why not get Edinburgh right for once!? It's 'Ed-in-burra' LOL PS - the Prehistoric bird is pronounced 'Ark-ee-op-terrix'

[@vamboroolz1612]

Thanks for that, saved me having to correct him😉

[@aiferapple1246]

@@vamboroolz1612 You're welcome :)

[@mlfeathers7527]

Great example! Thanks!

[@LordRuric]

Yeah but can you pronounce worcestershire sauce?

[@aiferapple1246]

@@LordRuric Hee hee, yes.... it's pronounced 'Wuss' (Like when you call someone a wuss) -'Ter' -'Shu' (as in the first few letters of 'shove') 'Wuss-Ter-Shu' I hope that helps LOL :)

[@impoor5321]

From cacao to kekeyo. 🤔

[@trien30]

and evolve to KKO in the future.

[@johnnycashew9101]

He called eukaryotes (pronounced like you carry oats) to "you ka Roda".

[@lenoreriley4871]

It isnt a spiny ant eater that lays eggs it is an echidna, one of Australia's 2 monotremes.

[@rustyhguitar1]

Echidna is known in Aust as the spiny anteater. A common name, not a scientific one.

[@daedubois9428]

Coins with Alfred the Great on them? That is AWESOME!

[@williamanderson5437]

And Coins with 'Bigus Dickus' on them too........

[@leodejanero4724]

The inaccuracy of this video is ridiculous

[@frankmueller2781]

Spices were originally used in warmer climates to help cover the taste of partially spoiled, but still edible meat. (Think about all the cultures with traditionally 'spicy' cuisine; how many of them are in or near the tropics?) Preparing and consuming 'borderline' meat in this manner over time, especially in childhood, helps strengthen the body's resistance to milder forms of food poisoning and other bacteria. So, leave that pizza, or that pot of chili out over night. It fits the old axiom; "Whatever doesn't kill you, only makes you stronger."

[@patriciafeehan7732]

The hottest pepper I know was from Jamaica The Scotch Bonnet.

[@heavyt749]

Or give you the squirts

[@kille-4B]

Had the hot/ warm spices also originally grown in the north I’m sure they would have been used there too 🤗

[@Backinthegame.]

He lost me at Edinburg.

[@markoloteo2]

Great video 👌🏻

[@Kman542]

How is this man pronouncing cacao???

[@Sysadminsith]

Horribly is the answer

[@forchrist013]

The NEW TESTEMENT is around 2000 years old the Old Testament is around 5000 years old. Where are these people getting their information.

[@tamaramccullough6638]

They're not.

[@music_by_carlos]

fist 1 min hommie already mispronouncing cacao and Edinburgh lololol

[@albundy9597]

'fist' ?

[@aatypzbt6258]

@Starr Child well, how do you think it is pronounced?

[@aatypzbt6258]

@Starr Child yeah. I have been to Scotland. I thought you were one of those who say "Edinburg". Edinboro is pretty good coming from Americans I think.

[@aatypzbt6258]

@Starr Child I've been all over. I used to live in the UK and would drive up regularly. From Edinburgh, to Glasgow for concerts and partying. To hiking along the west highland way, Loch Ness, John O'groats, Durness, Ullapool, Fort Williams, Isle of Arran and even the Shetland islands. My heart resides in Scotland! But I also lived in the US and over there, everyone called it Edinburg. Made me cringe, and quite often they wouldn't believe me when I said that it's not how it's pronounced. And don't ask them to say "Worcestershire sauce". :D

[@joepenrose1]

How does this bloke get SO MANY well known names wrong? Is he doing it on purpose or something 🙈

[@1337fraggzb00N]

He ate too much of these Ke-Keyo trees.

[@aslaing]

Keyo trees 🤣

[@peatmoss4415]

It's mainly the only reason I watch these videos! For the laughs! He once pronounce the Hebrides (Islands) as he brides! And Antipodes as anti podes!

[@kille-4B]

He is from USA?

[@daveross7731]

What names he got wrong?

[@stevewhite8263]

I haven't been this early since the Egyptian pyramid builders discovered that their beer contained antibiotics cheers

[@NuttyProductionsOfficial]

😅

[@yoursotruly]

Nature: Evolve into humans! Hominids: Will there be chocolate?

[@eulyduran86]

😩😭

[@NuttyProductionsOfficial]

Very interesting!

[@hatribouwer6114]

The Council of Nicea decided to only include writings from eyewitnesses like the disciples and apostles. Barnabas was neither

[@tihralahn]

The council of Nicea had absolutely nothing to do with which books are in the Bible.

[@Jake-tw8qr]

i feel like thats 3 videos in a row now where you have used a part of the opening scene of the Exorcist. just keeping track for you.

[@billmullins6833]

The alleged "Gosple of Barnabas" is a known pseudepigraphal (written by someone other than the ostensible author but falsely attributed to the more famous person - often as a pious fraud) and is properly excluded from the canon.

[@vicariousgamer2871]

History is defined and imposed by the keepers of knowledge.

[@nicholassoucy1543]

So in conclusion: we only base our human timelines on the last oldest discovery.

[@hiddentruth1982]

the tall hieroglyphs actually say bob was here.

[@robertkinslow8953]

I still am. Lol

[@cherrierobinson62]

Lol

[@OG-GenX065]

😂😂

[@4reckonn550]

That's a rough translation, it actually reads "Eat at Joe's "

[@maddogtannen6984]

Briggz was here

[@workingmothercatlover6699]

I normally watch videos with captions on so I can enjoy them in the break room without disturbing my coworkers. But this one had no option for it, so I've been reading the comments. Quite enlightening. The comment section is. As I said, I watch videos with the sound off.

[@harry9392]

The Bible as we know was the Tora which was written about,5 000 years ago

[@lcg5790]

Yes, if you are going to make Biblical and or Christian historical comments please do some research first rather than reading a script which sounds like a gossip column.

[@stephanclaitt5991]

I knew white people only here for six thousand years but this hypocrite 😒 shows christ as white when it clearly says and describes him.... hair of wool, eyes red as fire and skin as though its out the furnace, i rest my case.......

[@lcg5790]

@@stephanclaitt5991 Ah,...? Are you describing God the Father? Can you say where you got that?

[@shdwbnndbyyt]

The "Torah" is only the first 5 books of the Old Testament.

[@harry9392]

@@shdwbnndbyyt yes

[@mericvanhelsing7088]

Interesting documentary, ruined by too much advertisers !!!

[@stephanterblanche4597]

The council of Nicea included NT books that had always been read, by all, everywhere. Your gospel of Barnabas sounds too much like a list of Muslim talking points, which corresponds with the time Islam appeared.

[@alexcholagh8330]

There was heretic groups like bokomols and paulicians that existed. Barnabas was a heretic That seperated from the Catholic and Orthodox church

[@leelarson107]

The antiquity of a religious text does not prove its authenticity.

[@Provision600]

Because it goes against the crucifixion & destroys your whole religion you would never believe in that old Bible.

[@monicawainwright7166]

Well he clearly didn’t realize that the “Bible” found in turkey was disproven many times already. Also the Bible wasn’t tested as many times and everyone is really thinking. If you actually read the Bible and look at the facts you’ll realize that you have been lied to from your text books in school.the world isn’t billion years old! Look at your facts!

[@monicawainwright7166]

Written not tested

[@brittny.x1687]

Bro.. that ain’t a spiney ant eater!! It’s an echidna... All aussies watching cringed when we heard that lol Awesome video!

[@chrisbehn4116]

I know I did

[@davidwilliams5652]

Humans in North America. - Some years ago the BBC showed a Documentary about things in North America. They said you see traces of very old, approximately 40,000 year, European DNA (South West France) in the tribes of Indians in the north east of the USA/Canada. Meaning the Europeans were there a long time before the Indians.. They believed they had worked their way around the edge of the ice sheet. A technique used by Eskimo’s. (Sorry if the nomenclature is not correct) I am simply repeating what the British Broadcasting Corporations ‘Timewatch’ documentary showed.. I hope this of interest. They discussed other very interesting things as well..

[@brendaw.7597]

A lot of things “scientist” have to say about the past are nothing but conjectures that lack any form of logic or common sense. Still, we are expected to pretend that they possess some special “right” to “guess” about pretty much anything and everything, and call it science and “fact” when nothing could be further from the “truth”.

[@daviddowden8350]

I second that!

[@evaharvey840]

Can you please adopt me? 😁 I long for intelligence...

[@osvaldorivera81]

@@daviddowden8350 L))l lllllllll

[@thehowlingjoker]

You clearly have no knowledge of how the scientific process works or what a fact is.

[@daviddowden8350]

@@thehowlingjoker Technology is a good to mankind I have no problem with that, but science cannot understand jesus creation of things seen and unseen, even dominions and power,,,, it is pass finding out by physics,,,, "life "is the biggest mystery, consciousness, morality, understanding, love, happiness, an so on.... These are not physical, what is the equation for everlasting life, if it can be mathematically counted.... Behold Yr body! Supernaturally put together, and our intelligence of Gods we possess have given us ability to want to reach the stars, but we can do nothing on our own we need jesus, weather we like it or not he is the only way...

[@jacksavage2346]

Y’all calling him out on pronunciation rather than propaganda.

[@bobbofly]

@ 11:23 - As I recall from years spent living Roosevelt, Utah, "moosuch" is Ute for "cat".

[@f1guremeout]

Amazing!

[@davidclark9143]

There are native Americans who say their linages go back before 20,000 years ago.

[@rosievasquez523]

Ask Latin Americans and you'll see how long it's been a long long time since our ancestors use spices

[@trents3515]

good writing. i subscribed. the narration is good, too. oh, and yes it is possible we go much farther back than thought. the one constant in documentaries appears to be that we are continually pushing back the timeline on human beings and civilization and writing, etc. maybe they should just say we have no idea when things actually started and that way archaeologists, among others,. can stop pushing back the date over and over again in a needlessly surprised fashion?

[@fhearchair8979]

Well, certain scientists are obsessed with "pushing back the timeline", because the only other alternative is to "push forward the timeline." That is, they'd have to admit that phenomena they previously claimed was very old was actually much more recent. And they can't do that, because it would undermine their "evolution" fantasies.

[@trents3515]

@@fhearchair8979 : you're right. women were made out of Adam's rib. we know that isn't fantasy.

[@fhearchair8979]

@@trents3515 Your response suggests that your support for evolution is little more than a knee-jerk reaction against the God of the Bible. Intellectually, you should demand more proof than that.

[@trents3515]

@@fhearchair8979 : i've gone to school and am aware of evidence for evolution in many fields. there is nothing knee-jerk about that. what is the firm underpinning for what you believe that leads you to discount science? there can be none. it is faith, only. faith is great but please don't pretend to hold the scientific ground on evolution unless you can offer some proof yourself. have you heard of Hitchen's razor? i hope you have a blessed day.

[@fhearchair8979]

@@trents3515 No, you responded to a criticism of evolution by ridiculing the bible. Whether or not the bible deserves to be ridiculed, that is insufficient for a defense of the theory of evolution. The video indicates just a few of numerous instances where the evidence contradicts the superstitious evolutionary timeline. It just doesn't work.

[@bombastic165]

Never been to Edinburg, been to Edinburgh though.. 🤣

[@jeffanderson6390]

Sketchy science brought to you by Kermit the frog.

[@welcometmw]

That buybull in Turkey is NOT 1500yrs old, It's from the 16thC; ie;1500's.

[@azknight8150]

Hahaha “almost everything an archaeologist finds is interesting” nah unfortunately I must burst this bubble. Most archaeologists work for CRM companies which have contracts to survey land for new roads, or construction. But there are definitely interesting things every once in a while

[@kathrynreid2508]

jebber5100 Thehistorynerd;

[@-elchoya9832]

JUST SHOW THE ARTIFACTS,DO YOU HAVE TO GIVE THE WHOLE HISTORY

[@ralphcarr6711]

That was a dove, not a pigeon.

[@alexmckenna1171]

Same species aren't they?

[@vamboroolz1612]

That was eenturestink, but moastuly boaguss......if you can mispronounce words, so can I.

[@mohammedaliashraf7826]

Wth I guess ur a Christian and of course again more proof that all u guys say is wrong hence it makes no sense but again Christians will deny this just like all the contradictions with all the hundreds of different bibles that are all truthful according to Christians only as they just dont like or accept facts.

[@vamboroolz1612]

@@mohammedaliashraf7826 Not that it matters, but I am an atheist. Guess that blows your preconception out of the water? History is still history, there are more holes in this video than in a colander.

[@mohammedaliashraf7826]

@@vamboroolz1612 actually I had no preconceptions I due to the fact I changed my name after being brought up as a born again and then many many different sects but each and every one of churches and gatherings I attended I found the same thing wether ur religious or not history is exactly that and therfor should know that even history it depends on who' or which side is writing and unless u have both sides only then u can take it as fact and I know that my former religion is mostly lies and makes no sense and when u question it u have to just believe and that alone makes no sense again. So as for thinking u were a Christian I only responded to your comment and as it was there for all to read I thought I would put in my fact aswell and all I said was the bibles wether the one there talking about or the ones that are being used are full of contradictions and lies so this just confirms what I knew and have been saying all along

[@anukcinnamom6653]

@@mohammedaliashraf7826 religion is shit anyways regardless whether you're Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, Zoroastrian. It divides people. Both of you are best representation of that. Imagine if there were no religions. Pretty sure there won't be persecution of Uygur Muslims in China; Israel against Muslim nations in the Middle East; Catholics pillaging Asia specifically Philippines, South America and so forth and so on. You can't argue with this. Peace will only be achievable/plausible if people weren't divided by beliefs and what not.

[@lo-boy6956]

@@anukcinnamom6653 Well said. It's just a form of control..

[@stephss]

Black pepper combined with tumeric is a powerful anti-inflammation combination. "Spices" have far more importance to our health, then you claim. Check out nutritionfacts.org or nutrition facts on KZbin. Use spices!! (Mustard and cruciferous veggies is another powerful combo.)

[@scronx]

"Arkepteryx" -- "Eppleshime" -- "as old as 2000". You're just in it for the money I assume?

[@chrissimmonds3734]

Please show proof that the Bible has been 'amended'. And the existence of apocryphal inaccurate Gospels are well known

[@Philadelphia_Jamal]

Our original Planet is 76 Trillion years old, and the one as we know it is 66 Trillion Years old. 😉 We Called the Planet MOON. Then it did not have one, if you but knew.

[@adamwidgzinski6856]

When will the narrator learn how to pronounce the word correctly

[@trevormillar2755]

"Ostraka" is Greek for "fragments".

[@trystensilver6434]

Can we increase the world’s clean air by planting those trees because that kind of seems like a no-brainer.

[@trevormillar2755]

"Red Algy" was a Trotskyist I knew at University in the 70s....

[@Darkshine42]

eukaryotes = you CARRY oats

[@xxrockinredneckrebelsoulxx866]

Okay I love all of the content you guys put out but you've got to be totally kidding me if somebody would inscribe their shopping list into a stone I do believe that would take some measurable time more than actually getting the shopping done even if it was cutting off what you want and writing the rest home if you know what I mean {period} {period} {period} nonetheless I still love everything that you guys distribute your content is freaking amazing thank you for sharing it

[@Evil_Misfit_]

Herbs have healing and health properties. That could be how they kept themselves healthy

[@gunrunner4637]

The old testament of the bible is much older than the New testament

[@StyloMercenaire]

I was super curious about that Turkish Bible when i first heard about it 6 years ago. But it has so many things and innacuracies pointing to it as a forgery as to make it laughable to bring up as some history making discovery. Makes me doubt everything else they present.

[@iamjustapudgiebudgie3137]

i thought the thumbnail was IRL netherite scraps

[@andibowe6890]

I don't agree with carbon dating as first core samples were suspect. However the count of years of both Mayan and Utes is 22, 914. Almost 22, 915 this equinox.

[@mountainfolks]

As far as spices go humans have been adding salt before we were "humans".

[@camogrrl]

I must say within three seconds I clicked away from this video because of the horrible tone of voice that greeted me

[@lotgc]

I don't get why everyone kinda freaks out when they find that ancient people could read. Writing isn't that hard. Even with Egyptian and Chinese, it's not that difficult to learn with a bit of practice. We'll stick with Egyptian, since that is what was mentioned. Egyptian writing is primarily made with characters that represent different syllables, as well as with some pictures of words, so it's not difficult to see that a layman could learn these handfuls of syllables and write stuff. The problem comes with standardization of writing. Standardized writing is a very different beast compared to writing phonetically. Just look at the Latin alphabet. Even after writing became standardized, all you had to do was memorize 26 letters +/- a couple other letters and some diacritics depending on the language, and you were good to go! Even Chinese, though not quite as simple as an alphabet, it was still very easy to learn. All you had to do for the most part was combine a semantic component that loosely represents what you mean and another character that sounded like the word you needed. And you can actually see this in older characters. Before standardization, it was very common to see words that had up to 7 variant spellings. In fact, when simplified Chinese was first created in the 50's, many of the chosen characters had already been in use for a long time

[@philiprobinson3160]

this channel continues to use the Phrase "Begs the Question" incorrectly ! Look it up and get it right The repeated misuse makes you not credible.

[@itsmytoast666]

Not the mispronounciation and false facts? Garlic mustard is nutritional. And all it takes is a simple Google search to learn that.

[@Chilimancer]

It’s channels like this which screw up society

[@tedrosauro2351]

CORRECTION: The correct name of the Chocolate Tree is COCOA not CACAO.

[@godlessbastard4162]

It is cacao that cocoa comes from

[@rosscollette-faithformirac5487]

Absurd. An unknown "Gospel" found in Turkey that is anti-Christian. Where else would you find anti-Christian alleged information?

[@martijnspruit]

The Gospel of Barnabas is not unknown. The text itself has been published over a century ago. This is just a new copy of the text. But, since there are so few old copies, it's a very interesting find.

[@perryhewlett1212]

Just going to throw this out there! Turkey is by no means anti-christian fact. Turkey is a predominantly Sunni Muslim country, which is extremely liberal fact. As a learned man like yourself you will know that the Muslim faith and Islam as a whole treat the bible as a holy text in the same way they do the Koran and also worship Jesus and believe him to be a prophet exactly as they do Allah. to answer your question No I am not a Muslim although I know several and yes I have visited Turkey on several occasions for Holidays/vacations and found the people to be the most respectful and welcoming people on the planet and ive been to a few places.

[@davidwilliams5652]

Re humans in America. In BBC Timewatch documentary from about 15 years ago, they said you find fragments of very old European DNA ( from Southern France) in the tribes of the North Eastern USA. They said they must have travelled around the ice sheet which existed then. ( Quite practical. ) Approx 30,000 years ago.

[@dougbillman2333]

The mud flood, LOOK that up...

[@gooddad3575]

Unless the people back then didn't know anything about nutritional value.

[@tonyahaley6900]

The Torah (Old Testament) predates the New Testament. Duh.

[@normashipman8328]

LOL !!! Hrollauger

[@jesseflynn1259]

Yes, there is older writing than the Torah also that have been hidden by the ones who want to stay in control.

[@itsmytoast666]

Bro... Who is writing your scripts? "Eh-din-bur-row." Also, a quick Google search will disprove your claim that garlic mustard has no nutritional value... "Garlic mustard is highest amongst all leafy green vegetables in Fiber; Vitamin A; B-Carotene; Vitamin E; Vitamin C; Calcium; Iron; Zinc; and Manganese. Garlic mustard also scores very high in Omega-3 Fatty Acids and Copper."

[@jmedlin81]

I scrolled down for the kakayo ribbing, and was not disappont

[@beckylloyd7216]

You know by the Holy Spirit.

[@WhatWhy42]

Is it possible they found a frozen Mammoth and then market it as food? Just a thought

[@RachaelClag]

Platypus and echidna!! NOT spiny ant-eater!

[@ryanjones7681]

Can't say cacao right... I had to leave before I could make it through the first one.

[@Jesters_Thorny_Crown]

3:43 “ no nutritional value, so only for flavor”….this is untrue. It most likely was recognized for its homeopathic or medicinal value.

[@jeanatwood1421]

Bible transcripts prior to 1500 years ago do NOT contain the gospel of Barnabas. I'll take the prior ones. The gospels of Barnabas is considered apocryphal correctly.

[@JasonMAlexander]

Every time I happen across this channel Im reminded how horrible it is

[@carlhart4484]

The crustaceous era?

[@ashton564]

...The Old Testament writings older than Christ!?! (GASPS Dramatically!) Uh... yeah that's why it's apart of the Old Testament and has been written in some form since the time of King David. This isn't shocking.

[@1angelofthelight2]

The reason the year is currently 2020 is that it's taken from Jesus' birth - and the Old Testament in the Bible was written over thousands of years. Get your facts right please.

[@robertkinslow8953]

Jesus was born about 4 years before our calendar begins. Your right tho. It is how we came up with the Gregorian calendar.

[@thehowlingjoker]

The old testament is disgusting, just like the rest of that barbaric book.

[@robertkinslow8953]

@@thehowlingjoker Made ya think about humanity did it? What's sad is people haven't really changed since then.

[@thehowlingjoker]

@@robertkinslow8953 We've grown a bit as a species.

[@robertkinslow8953]

@@thehowlingjoker What has changed is the process.

[@bigpep360]

Humans have been in the America's way longer than 14k years. The reason its so hard to prove that and the mammoth discovery helps tremendously is that 14k years ago a cataclysmic event happened. (Extinction level) and desimated the north American continent.

[@daveross7731]

Prove humans have been in the Americas way longer than 14K years. And you did spell *decimated* incorrectly.

[@jojomullen3675]

Edinburg??? Edinburgh**

[@badbiker666]

Dude, you mispronounced Archaeopteryx.

[@XLeonides]

Thanks! This video reaffirmed my faith in Islam some more. And yeah we know nothing other than what the Almighty wants us to know. Fascinating stuff!

[@mg-ew2xf]

Actually I've recieved special revelation that I'll invent a time machine to go back and create allah. Every time you pray you're really praying to me. In your heart you know this

[@XLeonides]

@@mg-ew2xf That was literally the stupidest thing anyone’s ever said on the internet. LOL the only special reveal you’ll get is a special kind of hell.

[@XLeonides]

@@mg-ew2xf There’s probably a million things wrong with what you just said. But let me tell you why every layman Muslim would laugh at you. Revelations come from Allah and to prophets only, not idiots such as yourself. The last prophet Mohammed SAW has already come and gone. There’ll be no more revelations till the end of days. Allah is uncreated by nature so he cannot be created. You can’t go back in time to create him at any point in time because he invented time itself. And is therefore outside the realm of time and space as we know it. And you are merely human. You are the created. Not the creator. You couldn’t even create a single fly let alone Allah himself. He is Al-Khaaliq. The creator, the maker. That’s one of his attributes. Here’s a list of 98 others: 99namesofallah.name/ This is the God I believe in. We’ll talk when you can best just one of these attributes. Even if it is just hypothetically.

[@mugenveegito4635]

If it changes the history do we need to study the new history again

[@wmdee2961]

Edinburg, Ha love it.

[@ralphpeirson8475]

For books rejected by the early church, read THE NAG HAMMADI LIBRARY IN ENGLISH, general editor Robinson. Found in a large earthenware jar buried in the desert in the 40's. Around 52 texts, many attributed to the other disciples.

[@barbarawangerud618]

FYI....inneresting is not a word!

[@geoffluhtiuchui3723]

Cacao-"ka-kaw"

[@berniceperry8898]

They may have lured the mammoth into the hole and killed it with the rocks, so they can eat...