15 Oldest Ordinary Objects Ever Found

[@lyndaprado2311]

I used to work at the museum where the oldest sandals are located. It was so amazing on my first day there to go up there and see them. At first when I read the placard where the sandals were, I thought it said that they were 950 years old and I was impressed enough with that but then I took a second look and realized that the sign said 9500 years old. After that, I would direct people up to that floor to see them. I miss that job.

[@redneckvideogamer2449]

Why is Ethan in this for chewing gum? No. 4 10:20

[@Duo_Fish]

+redneckvideogamer We love H3H3 and wanted to fit them in somewhere, so we used Ethan's face when talking about mastication.

[@redneckvideogamer2449]

Cool. For that, I give you a sub.

[@steether]

+Duo Fish Papa John bless, appreciate ya! :P

[@GreenPirate]

+Duo Fish Looks more like a clickbait ;)

[@sofakingtoxic2486]

papa bless

[@svampebob007]

that reaction to the chair lol. I know we had some priority when evolving, but I find it hard to believe that it took us around 194000 years to invent the chair.

[@gobstompper13]

Egypt and China seems to have been the pioneers. Animal bristles are pretty ingenious. They have rigid flexibility. Baleen whale bristles were used also into the 20th century. Nice sunglasses.

[@sportsanimal4645]

I'm not in a chair or a toilet...I'm laying in my bed!!!

[@Duo_Fish]

+Sports Animal Curses, we've been foiled again!

[@stegtflaesk]

Me too

[@RoxNoAnne]

Sports Animal same

[@TarmanTheChampion]

I'm standing in a kitchen and cooking food ^-^

[@jordanthomas7412]

Laying on the couch

[@glitchdome8.039]

first chair was a rock lol

[@catluva74]

Im going to call a fast food joint and tell the manager I saw an old man masticating in the play area😝

[@shirleyfunte3063]

Why?

[@AtheistCitizen]

not just up the 1930s: toothbrushes with real bristle are still [1980s?] available in Italy [Europe?]. I had one.

[@quentinfairchild2263]

What is with the artificial toe in the click bait picture? Came to find out about it and don't see anything. Disappointing. Interesting collection of points.

[@suet.r.4815]

Me, too! I actually clicked because of that photo, because I didn't think that a prosthetic toe was an ordinary object at all , and I wondered if it would actually be included. Cool! How ingenious of some ancient person! (I do realize prosthetics must become ordinary to those who must use them daily. But they are not to me.) And then to not include it?!! - -After I put all of that thought toward it? Speaking of disappointment!

[@latenahill7975]

Quentin Fairchild ikr I'm pissed

[@marthabeimer8410]

@@suet.r.4815 All you find are teasers to get you to a web site not worth seeing from any angle or perspective. Look here's what Betty Boop actually looked like .... open it up and she is not even in the line up. All this stuff is garbage. I looked because of the fake toe too. I won't bite for another year or two. Maybe by then media will stop lying to have their way. this is exactly the same thing. Look here.... here is a diamond..... so, you look.... It is a piece of wood that maybe in 50,000 years will be a tree that might get squshed and super heated and harden in to a crystal.... maybe... maybe not.... Oh, see, look,,,,, here comes a cow who is chewing the stick. WE are dumb.

[@suet.r.4815]

I know but I can't watch as often as I'd like.

[@franciscob9706]

I think somebody may have overlooked the fact that sunglasses look like glasses. Although I have no documentation, I am positive perhaps ancient Chinese or around desert regions used silk cloths to deflect the Sun and possibly sand or debris

[@brandysigmon9066]

@2:37, what kind of NIKE shoe is that? I like those

[@frankboogaard88]

but, but, toothbrushes today are made from dead dinosaurs..........

[@sarahstrong7174]

That ceramic pillow would have been chilly as well as hard but I suppose it would have been lovely & cool in hot weather. Before socks, those fortunate enough to have shoes, stuffed them with hay, apparently it was quite effective. People were still stuffing wooden clogs with hay when my mother was a child in the late thirties & forties. During WW2 clogs & wooden soled shoes saved leather, which was needed for military purposes.

[@StephenAndrew777]

That 5000 year-old, Armenian, cave shoe is pretty incredible.

[@sarahstrong7174]

It looks like it would be quite comfortable.

[@Syrius_Li]

Kinda sucks that this dude doesn't post anymore, I really like him

[@Petra44YT]

I'm in fact sitting on a chair, having a meal, and thums down for the guy on the toilet!

[@mr1880]

wow this seems like something only a very sheltered person would find interesting.

[@AtheistCitizen]

Shoes: wasnt Oetzi wearing shoes?

[@stephaniemarie2074]

I thought so

[@CrybabyArtist]

stuffed with straw for socks, he certainly was wearing nice shoes

[@CrybabyArtist]

also I"m pretty sure that when jungle Pygmies were first "discovered" they were using large leaves as a shoe, and this was probably done since time immemorial and would leave no record as leaves would leave no trace after leaving

[@elijahf111]

lol the one for nine has one 100$ bill and a bunch of 1$ bills

[@sophielammond4720]

I Love watching this sort of thing, it’s really interesting! GR8 learning new stuff!! 🤓😁😊😉🥰

[@anthonysizemore397]

chairs were initialy invented to help hold in farts as the fart was used to keep the bed warm at night chairs were later used to keep people from falling down when they shit of course only after the inention of the turd

[@kgirdngnudrga]

Nice video!

[@misskelly9184]

I enjoyed this video. Thanks

[@TheFloofBoi]

just found your channel and I have since subscribed. hope to see more great content from you soon!

[@MrLutz1988]

A Lionman a 40000 Jears ago,in Germany? Some Scientists believe, that the Sphinx is much older than the old egyptian Culture, that it first had a Lionhead and gets reshaped by Egyptians. And the Sphinx shows Marks of heavy Rain during thousands of Years.

[@samz3542]

stop watching ancient aliens, that is not science.

[@tanfis]

I’m actually sitting on a toilet watching this

[@Toost914]

What do you use wolf urine for? I want a top fifteen list of the different uses of wolf urine.

[@armoredwings4182]

Keeping animals out of your garden. Just spray wolf urine on your flowers and all the raccoons are gone!

[@Toost914]

... That's smart.

[@greenbird777]

Some of the animals wolves prey on will treat a "fence" of wolf urine the same way they would an electric fence.

[@Geenalee1]

New Sub >> Nice Job !!!!!!!

[@greenbird777]

I've been studying the development, movements & skills of Hominids for 30+ years; here's some stuff for the odd facts drawer: The boar hair was cleaned, glued firmly in place, & trimmed; it's not as gross as it sounds + we didn't really need toothbrushes much before we started growing and eating a lot of grains ground into flour (it sticks in every nook & cranny of our teeth). Lace up grass stuffed shoes & knee high lace up boots have been around for at least 20,000 yrs (probably more like 50,000 yrs or more) (all hominids had to have VERY good foot protection, especially the further north we traveled). The oldest known sculpture is 80,000 yrs old - it's a rock carved into a bountiful female figure; there are also fired clay sculptures of people & animals from about 20,000 yrs ago. Toilets w/ running water that are attached to a sewer system were used in Minoan, Aztec and other civilizations dating as far back as 10,000 yrs ago. The oldest known socks were found in what's now north central Russia and are at least 10,000 yrs old; they were made from the leg skin of certain grazing animals because they have a natural bend that fits to our ankles; once the skin was cured, the smaller end could be sewn closed making a great pair of socks or camp shoes. People have been chewing tree sap, spongy centers of certain plants, & other types of gum for more than 9,000 yrs. The oldest known chairs come from 9,000 to 10,000 B.C.E or earlier - in many areas of eastern Europe, they've found countless fired clay "models" of temples with tables & chairs and clay figures that can be seated on those chairs.

[@deboraharowland]

Hmmm...I thought the oldest form of currency was shells,like puka shells.

[@happyhappyjoyjoy2154]

Nope I'm riding in the car with my hubby driving 😁...nice video👍

[@cutekittygirl1504]

2:10 this is SPARTA!!!!

[@ritamoore8346]

From the first use of money over trade we were destined for credit failure.

[@mattelhead1999]

Vikings had nail cleaners and ear spoons .

[@ct1762]

No, people in cold climates did not walk around with cold feet all the time. I mean use your brain for crying out loud! if they got frostbite , it could be life or death. they didn't use socks, but either stuffed their shoes with something warm like down feathers or animal fur, or used cloth of some type.

[@davidodea9736]

There's still people in this day and age still don't know how to use a toilet

[@shaunawagenman]

So what the hell is the thing on the pic shown with the video?

[@diannedriggers4128]

I think you mean it will never go to Australia

[@diannaharzheim1428]

ancient life is weird but we did not have technology though

[@yuckfooh9299]

I once found a really really old piece of stone.

[@yuckfooh9299]

***** No

[@yuckfooh9299]

***** How what please?

[@yuckfooh9299]

***** Nathan is Young. Fooh is older.

[@yuckfooh9299]

***** Relax my friend, I was just taking the piss out of the poster. Pathetic I know.

[@louisedwards4023]

😄

[@u.ibardock3289]

13:50 is that rami malek

[@mauricehammond2062]

Why not mention the stone bracelet made by the Denisovans that's 40.000+years old or does it not fit the narrative

[@LiezerZero]

40,000 years later... ALL HAIL THE BOOBS!

[@4gripp]

If had a way to sue for wasting my time for watching mad videos

[@celina__7875]

No. 11 this is in Austria not germany sooo thanks cx

[@ChesterRGC]

I don't understand the ranking, why are there newer inventions coming closest to #1?

[@judsonisticallythweattanti3760]

Haha I am indeed watching while on the 🚽

[@mystismith5815]

*When you say PILLOWS it sounds like PELLOWS...*

[@mikeg4972]

1:11 Did you expect nylon bristles? That was invented in 1935.

[@sarahschilanakratzer2561]

Your pronouncing of the german word aufwiedersehn is realy good im from germany so you can belive me its verry good better then my english writing

[@stevegaston2973]

I forgive your incorrect information on tooth-brush. As hog-hair brushes are more soft and for your hair, will make silky smooth shine.

[@lindamclean8809]

Well said

[@donitaforrest9064]

Professor Finkel also attributed board games to being....................bored. However, some were war games created out of war strategy placing opposing figures (gemstones or knucklebones) into positions and these games were invented by pharos & emperors & generals for entertainment, but after some consideration and knowledge of family life and rearing sons & daughters, I think these so-called games may also have been originally invented as teaching tools to 'home instruct' the cave children in strategy, numbers & mathematics, setting one's own rules, house rules, taking the lead, asserting ones self, etc.

[@Johndoe2539]

5:32 harambe???

[@kresdxxawn8679]

he put socks in 2 times

[@solitarybee3714]

The shoe samples shown in #13 all look more comfortable than the stoopid spike heels women are expected to wear nowadays.

[@ericgentzke4635]

how exactly is that gross? is it better to imagine processed oil in your mouth or something?

[@jenawilson9732]

i will perform an ancient practice, and, go, POTTY!!!!

[@ticci-toby8693]

how did you know I was sitting on a toilet?!

[@Duo_Fish]

+ticci - toby We're fish man, we've both had bad experiences with toilets and know how much humans love them.

[@kevinoloane8848]

because u took a shit

[@shanetheundertaker8474]

I've got Underwear older than this lot ! ! ! That reminds me . . . I still have to wash them ! 👍 😲

[@diannaharzheim1428]

I'm sitting on a couch right now

[@gamereviews8117]

I'm on the sofa

[@KowboyUSA]

Interesting little factoids.

[@mauricegad4603]

The lion found in Germany had to be taken their by a Melanated person as their were no lions there..

[@stevegable2707]

you may be seriously wrong there ! 30/40,000 years ago it was different ! The weather was completely different and all of Europe had big cats and other animals that you would expect on the African continent, Elephants, Rhino etc all over Europe !

[@mauricegad4603]

@@stevegable2707 you was here then was you...?

[@nathanhector1985]

maurice Gad what?

[@mauricegad4603]

@@nathanhector1985 Is it not clear what I said? Also it has been discovered that Melanated people have been here long before caucasians...That's coming from White discoverers historians etc etc....

[@greenbird777]

maurice Gad: They've found fossilized bones of Cave Lions all over Europe, plus marks on the bodies of animals they preyed on which shows they were alive and hunting all over Europe. There are far too many cave lion bones, and bones of their prey, for all those bones to have been brought to northern Europe by any people. They were much larger than modern lions, and required very large prey to survive. They died out after the end of the last ice age because the giant grazers they depended on died out. The end of the last ice age saw the disappearance of many huge animals: cave bears, mammoths, woolly rhinos, giant wild cattle (aurochs), giant sloths, giant beavers, huge spotted deer and dire wolves - the list goes on and on. This information doesn't come from just one source, it isn't just from white male archaeologists/anthropologists, or only from "melanated people" - these discoveries were made by people with all different colored skins, and from places all over the world, including people who's ancestors lived in northern Europe for many 1,000's of years.

[@lealapasaran6614]

Where is the oldest bed here? And hey! Im sitting on my bed... ;)

[@harrylarsson7715]

im lying on my bed

[@keithallen1066]

lol I literally just Sat down to take a shit

[@yofizz4462]

Keith Allen how was your shit?

[@Orlaithahern]

He was referring mastication to masturbastion btw 😂😂😂

[@isaiahmedina1661]

Lol i am on a toilet

[@anthonysizemore397]

The oldrst product assembly tag in those old ass shoes they were made in Bangledesh by 5 year old baby who was beaten for not moving fast enough

[@trishpoppins5148]

We're so lucky these days

[@sharonbishop9351]

I live in England and we call them trousers not pants LOL. Pants is underwear

[@globewalkerjnr]

haha how did you guess I was on the sh*tter haha awesome

[@user-wo4ev6rq6d]

Umm i am sitting on the fan

[@garyknapp8717]

im on the toilet lol

[@GrumpyGenXGramps]

Who else clicked on this cuz of the thumbnail??’n I clicked on this and watched the entire thing to see what in the hell the thumbnail was!!! What a CROCK O SHIT!! I hate clickbait titles and thumbnails!!!

[@Vanessa-vk4cq]

Dear eaters, warning at 0:43

[@cuteheartsmsp4717]

vc 23 thnx ;-;

[@jeromerovnak2138]

Is There An Adult Presentation on this - Talking Like A Disconnected Child With History is DISRESPECTFUL and Distracting - Don't Play with History

[@VSPVXD]

waaaaaaaaaaait, swdes created chewing gums?

[@lelelenus3114]

im a swede and im confused

[@omahawarrior1]

Ancient Central Americans had chewing gum very early and chair like stools as well as board games can be found from ancient west Africa.

[@MrChrissy1r]

The oldest and best pillow,, "still to this day"" is a woman's breasts!! Me,, I lay my head upon her breasts, and peace and harmony would follow, the love I felt was unconditional, and sleep would surely follow! R.I.P. my dearest Carol..

[@lisacoston8175]

what happened to the wheel? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔😕😕

[@tommyprins2072]

a log is a chair and couch,its been around longer then humans,you make alot of assumptions,and present them as fact!

[@iJamie8467x]

but humans have only been on.earth for 2017. the earth is million.year old but we started 2017 yrs ago

[@GreenLightMe]

this is horrible, not ONE date or picture or example of the oldest object besides the shoe example.

[@darthgorthaur258]

guessing you either didn't watch it or your just blind to most numbers...

[@Buudrosan]

so sick of hearing how we shouldn't wear socks with sandals. if you haven't tried it, you should. in my opinion it is the most comfortable footwear possible. and if you're worried about fashion sense or looking bad, grow up. i don't dress for you, i dress for comfort. and if you dress for someone else, you have life all fucked up.

[@ricardoandrade7575]

I’m on my toilet lol

[@pac21989]

what does h3h3 have to do with gum???

[@TheSuperWinegum]

Toilet crew represent'

[@jeffpagan7735]

There's lions in Germany?

[@mrdude88]

Yay!!! I'm in my car driving, and texting with the iPhone's speak and type function.

[@ktsamv4575]

I take my nails off this my other nails lol

[@gamingcobra1434]

Im your 4,717 Sub

[@MandyJMaddison]

Your comment about hog's hair toothbrushes is really stupid and unthinking. They were used right into the 20th century. They are a much better toothbrush in many ways that a modern one. Are you aware that every single plastic toothbrush you have ever owned in your life is still out there somewhere, as landfill.?

[@Henry-mw7cr]

lol "arminia"

[@tarassmith2325]

Duh rated for 13 year olds with nothing else going on,,duh

[@kanta4444s]

Nice

[@Johnnyboy14xx]

ring bed

[@samz3542]

The Sumerians invented the wrist watch.

[@arodrigues2843]

Sam Z No!! The ancient astronauts, who lived in Sumeria!!!

[@devicakhan6590]

India have more old statue

[@shirleyfunte3063]

How many people actually ever brush their teeth. My folks very seldom dod that as it took time ou tof theor time they could visit their froends. Talking tp their froends and card games were more important. We all ate in 15 minutes then it was time to talk bit time to have a community game plan then return home to get ready for bed then it was time for sleep by 7pm. We were privilaged to get tp go for visits to our close neighbors to read comic books,make popcorn and kool-aid,whole oir parents played cards in the kitchen. Myfolks eould switch off switching family homes to visit. We played Hide-and - Go-Seek untill we wrte called inside thebneighbor s farm house to nake and eat snacks. Then we d go back outside to play Tag im the yard.Thete was never adull.moment. It was fum to ply piano at oir place the next weekend. Oir folks eere visoting and visited the neighbors who lived close by pr next door. I eas never bored as we had somethimg to donall of the time. What is boredom? We plaued Hoghezy card or Uno,cplored in cplor books to hang the pictires at home on our walls. We went swimming im the creek nearby or under the TR viaducy close by. Our daf had to be close to his RR job as he was a Foreman for The CNW -Rock Island RR wjere dad just ealked over the small ditch to his job daily even on weekends. I d look for dad .then would sit on our stile tobwatch dad smd his vrew round up the Texas Long Horned cattle that they d round up to go through the chute to head to the CR slaughter house. We never were bored. There was always something to do. All of theneighbor kids went swimming or hiking up the RR trails to visit our neighbors and dad s RR workers families. We had bikes to ride up along the RR tracks. What os boredom? Ther was work with mom to help her wash clothes and hang them on the clothes line. We d all help our folks woth chores. I d feed our white bunnies or tame pets and chickies pigs calf amd cow. Our folks had to feed and clothe our biological 55 year married folks. We had full sisters and brothers with 1 and 1 mom.

[@shirleyfunte3063]

We wete country folk that led Hillbilly Our little neighborhood lives and lived next door with soace between our country house yards and would see our friends all the time.These worker class friends worked together on the Railroad and were dad s RR workers who had to live close by to care for the railroad and move products from Chocago Illinois to all over Iowa. We kept pretty much to ourselves. The General Mills plant replaced our old RR ownef rental house we rented from the RR master and the company owned RR houses.We moved to our own home in toen. It was on 2 Acres of land our folks saved for and bought clear out and paid for with sll the work theuy well deserved by savimg to gove us an excellent home lofe. Oh we worked for our own keep as notjong wss ever hanfed to ud. I jad to eatn my oen clothes when I was only 9 yrars old. There was no free rides. If you want nice clothes ypu earn whatever ypu desire snd neefs too. I worled and went to schpol. Thrte was very little free timr for me. We all paid our oen keep snd needs. I wsnted new clothes and no more jand-me-downs after I tutned 16 yeard old. There werr no ftee ridrs anywhere. O esrnef everythimg I had.or I didn t own it unless I earned ot. I appreciate and take care.