12 Most Amazing Recent Treasure And Artifacts Finds

[@danndeelion]

FYI Bowl sold for $721,800USD

[@leviathan1805]

Why show Neuschwanstein at 1:11 when talking about France? It’s in Germany.

[@dedet6900]

Buried coins in a river basin, so it might be an offering? Oh COME ON! Could it be that they buried these coins all those centuries ago, BY the river, meaning to come back when it was safe, and then the river changed course slightly and they were in the water for centuries and then revealed when the river retreated?

[@Chuxgold]

Wonder how many metal detectors have been sold because of KZbin?

[@danndeelion]

Uhhh who can retire on 1.7M?? Sorry... this isnt 1950's.

[@danndeelion]

That Yongzheng celadon dragon handled amphora buyer got a DEAL at a million euros. Christies sold one for $18,129,688.

[@abiyyupanggalih854]

remember - there is no coincidence -

[@danbaldwick4853]

Wrong King William buddy! William the second was king of England in 1087 CE and died in 1100 CE, William the Third was King of England in the second half of the 17th century.

[@Kazza_8240]

Has anyone else in the UK been sat watching channel Dave, and 'Davestation' comes on, with the big guy lying on a couch eating a Chinese or whatever, the tune on this video reminded me of him 😂

[@ElisAdventureTime]

wow some music teacher thinks its just a violin but with some historical stuff...

[@BerdFly]

Great video

[@patriciagerresheim2500]

Sotheby (auction house) = SUH - thuh - beez

[@johncarruthers5552]

Carolingians, NOT Carolinians .

[@tarasmith4769]

To to

[@lushasmr3883]

Wow, this is fascinating 🤯

[@patricaomas8750]

11.22 swastikas?

[@JeffDeWitt]

Yes, a fairly common symbol almost always of good until it was perverted by the Nazis.

[@patricaomas8750]

@@JeffDeWitt thanks