Ancient Artefacts Documentary 2018 Baffling Relics That Should Not Exist

[@teemorris5757]

He has the best narrative voice. So relaxing. Cozy time.

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@2009bowling]

Wow the research you did for this video is Excellent. Thumbs up and sub!

[@eglwysfawr4076]

I find it very hard to believe that someone managed to decipher those discs considering they absolutely nothing to go off or compare too...

[@robertahubert9155]

My thought exactly. I call BS on that one

[@PeterCombs]

the Disks are jade Bi's, not a mystery at all and are in museums and collections. The first were produced in the Neolithic period, particularly by the Liangzhu culture (3400-2250 BCE)

[@wappaman1784]

I think it's great that the narration does not try to move our opinions into any particular answer, but allows us to form our own notions. Well done.

[@chocolatecityoutlaw6258]

Yeah Wappa, especially since they're confused about facts and are fabricating whole swaths of information, ie unknown unreadable disk conveyed by four ft. elongated head beings that are then read and talk about space travel! I was born at night but not last night.

[@clintwildes7341]

The spheres look like they were used to seed the earth 2.8 billion years ago and bring forth life. The rockwall has been proven to be a natural formation because all the core samples are aligned magnetically in same direction throughout.

[@suzy2anyone]

Fantastic compilation of intriguing artifacts. Thanks beautiful, keep an coming! love + light xx 🌻💜

[@thomascarey1773]

Nicely done and narrated

[@garethmckeown9620]

One of the best examples of civilisations lost, brilliant show 😁

[@shlsmns]

I truly believe that once we learn to have wireless energy and use sound functionally we will begin to understand what some of these artifacts are.

[@joalexsg9741]

Wow, thank you so much for this! I had first read about the Piri Reis maps when I was 13 or 15 in an occultist magazine here in Brazil and the read about the discs some years ago but it´s really nice to watch documentaries on all these extraordinary cases of puzzling findings. I´ve subscribed to your channel and will try and follow your videos from now on, sharing, of course!

[@andrewpagella9941]

Its obvious that mankind has evolved beyond us several times and has suffered extinction several times and then have gone through the process again and again,i wonder how far we will progress this time round?.

[@judyvalencia3257]

The small round circular discs are amazing! I hadn't heard about them being discovered. Thank You for posting.

[@IMOO1896]

Yet no one mentions the seashell attached to the rock attached to the hammer

[@victorherron2767]

A sharp observation and an excellent point!

[@gil-juniorriseabovebetraya5972]

Mermaids!!! Maybe the ancient civilization didn’t live on land but in water!!! Say Whaaattttt???

[@phillipjacobson4498]

Maybe fossilization can take place faster, then scientists think? Maybe?

[@Just-Gi-404]

well they mention the great flood , so somehow the great flood caried a lot of sea stuff like seashell or something . just like noah ark that sitting on a mountain , it's a ship a very big it's not supposed to be on mountain . just like seashell

[@jennyjones5636]

My thoughts exactly

[@henrybadd5866]

The dodecahedrons are slingshot ammo. They fly straighter and faster.

[@markmcwilliams3767]

I love these long videos they're just great

[@minigrande1939]

History is a subjective view of a moment in time . There is no single story. Very thought provocative documentary thankyou

[@cg2804]

This is greatly appreciated thanks kindly everyone.

[@lorraineharris243]

Well you held my attention, really interesting,good clear narration,thankyou very much, have subbed.

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Many thanks Lorraine.

[@RichardMoore-rkm]

The age of the rock in the 'London Artifact' needs to be reconsidered, taking into account that mountains can be created quickly by extreme electric discharge events.

[@stanleydenning]

I believe that the human race has been around for many millions of years longer than we think. Many times destroyed, almost completely, but not quite. Who knows how many times it has happened. We will never know. Every time it happens, knowledge is lost along with that society. Unfortunately, this time around, will be a short one.

[@karencardona8581]

Spot on ⬅️

[@mtbroca]

Completely agree. Ice ages and asteroid crashings probably the most likely culprits to almost exterminating humans and only a few families in remote places survived. Then an "Adam and Eve" scenario starts over, hundreds of thousands of years later we get the large populations... until the next incident.

[@tjwoosta]

It could be so, but where is all the evidence? If we were to disappear today there would be tons of undeniable evidence left behind that would remain for hundreds of thousands of years.

[@airborne7275]

I beg to differ. I don't remember where, but I ran across some info recently that raised the question of how long would evidence of our existence remain. The only really lasting evidence would be some types of radioactive by-products. Can you think of anything that would last even a hundred thousand years? Even if it did ,what are the chances of it being found? We are talking about earth, which is 4,5 billion years old

[@runningbrook9093]

I agree.

[@HITEKSTRANGER]

Excellent! Comprehensive and well done!!!

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Thank you kindly!

[@Jasmin-ux5ho]

140 millions year hammer and it's handled with bear hands...ppl wear gloves to handle relics just a few thousands years old...oh wow why don't they just store it in their tool box

[@richardhackley40]

A very well done documentary, the statements I checked were accurate. Nice job.

[@GregJay]

Man you guys are very good. I like your page and approach. Thanks!

[@astoneandsling8129]

Please read my post above.

[@christinehorner1856]

Recently I purchased a pocket stove for my backpack. What has this to do with this vid you may ask! Well when this vid was talking about the do-dec-ahed-dron, it occurred to me that it may have been part of a soldiers gear or even of a household, to use as a small cook stove, that needs very little fuel to use, nearly no or little smoke, and the flame is virtually protected from wind and rain, if a shepard had one it would be very useful, and would possibly help keep surrounding areas from catching fire, the balls would be to support a small pot on the top and the ones toward the bottom would keep it from rolling away . Just one more but what seems to be a very good observation.

[@tag1462]

Christine Horner you may be onto something. Maybe. I can see something like this used as a fire grate, which makes some sense, but I don't see how it would be kit for a field army. You would have to carry that, as well as the rest of your gear. And before you respond, yes I know they would have stuffed things into the center like all backpackers would do. But I do like the fire ring idea because it makes sense.

[@topdogalpha]

I dont think you realize how small they actually are. I mean were talking between a quarter and a 50 cent piece... almost to small to have a significant purpose. Definitely to small for cooking of any sort.

[@tag1462]

Depending on the source, the D12's were 6 inches up to a foot in diameter. Based upon that, a cooking kit could make sense better than the anchor theory. The Romans were very ingenious with what they had to work with. Surprised that Roman glass or concrete didn't make this list. So if the D12's were that small as you say, I wouldn't be surprised if the Romans used them as a form of rebar.

[@topdogalpha]

@@tag1462 I would agree, given that there were only ones of that size. But to have the size varying that much, I doubt they would be making half dollar size ones for a different purpose than making the bigger ones. Also cooking doesn't offer an explanation for the littler ones existence.

[@tag1462]

I don't know, I wasn't there. But I know one thing, those D12's weren't made just for the hell of it. You don't put that much effort into something without an end purpose in mind.

[@mckinleyrichard4395]

Good work, some of these were new for me.

[@williamthomas5780]

Either the hole in the disc isn't three quarters of an inch or the disk isn't 3/4 of an inch thick. They can't both be three quarters of an inch.

[@williamthomas5780]

James R. Puehl Sr. Hey. Because the hole is wider than the disk is thick. The disk looks to be ¼ - ⅜ inches thick if the hole is ¾ diameter...?

[@jerryheck5344]

3 and 1/4 inches is the size of the holes!!! not 3/4 inches!!!!

[@BernardColdwell]

Interesting stuff, the Voynich Manuscript is being translated, its from Northern Spain not Italy. See Darla Dwire here on KZbin for more. The pots at the end of the clip are of Chinese Canons, they were used for fireworks displays and were used in battles if needed.

[@debzdoyle7638]

Bernard Coldwell it was from the Iberian Caliphate 711 and possibly the one of the last remaining texts from that period.

[@anthonyhudson3136]

its an obscure turkish dialect.

[@bran756]

Verry interesting doc,could we have some more in depth info on the discs please

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Many thanks Dom, maybe in a future docu we'll look into it a bit more.

[@babyrazor6887]

28:00 is a knitting device used for knitting gloves.

[@glynnnelke1053]

Electric universe theory says that petrification isn't a slow process but a fast process. Basically saying that a lot of geological features on Earth aren't as old as normally thought.

[@kovko69]

The Dodecahedron looks to be a device that you put "spikes" through the hole, put into the water, and it'll turn into an artificial coral reef system which draws in sea life (including of course, coral). It could also be used as a barrier against enemy ships, sort of like today's tank traps (i.e. Czech hedgehog).

[@ellesunshine5597]

History really does need up dating !! There was once a highly advanced civilization before the flood ....fantastic documentary 👍🙏❤

[@ericclaeyborn8359]

Or... history shouldn't have been updated in the first place. People used to know that the Genesis Flood happened. Revisionists are confusing people with updates.

[@christopherscallio2539]

The elements Chlorine and Iron will only bond within a Magnetic Field 4.5 times greater than Earth has today. Thus this type of Iron cannot be smelted today unless within such a Magnetic Field. An ancient form of rustless steel.

[@SegaSavageMusic]

Ancient tech before the flood....we lost all the ancient knowledge like how to build the pyraminds

[@Paltheus]

Nope... we can build the pyramids... we just can't do it with their tech. We also can't carry those twenty plus ton stones with their tech either. We actually have problems doing so with our current tech...

[@gregwaghorn9717]

the pyramids were built by beings of a very high intelligence, thousands of years ago, before the floods. all the info on the walls, show bigger people were living and building them. the oxygen was 50% higher, which shows people were more intelligent. The Egrytions say, they didnt build them. they just built the stepped pyramids for the kings

[@Sam_Guevenne]

nope they do not say that at all

[@Amicodablack]

I think somewhere Somehow we decided to start over..

[@jimellison777]

GREAT VIDEO.................

[@justahuman4862]

Can't they take a photo of the disk and make a record and play the record and see what happens?

[@gerardobarake]

With those discs. I wonder if light is applied, would any images or pictures would show up...

[@trevormendez3153]

this is the most valuable artifact on the face of the Earth.if you trust science!

[@anthonyming392]

Great video

[@GreatKiskadee]

The most interesting thing about the Voynich Manuscript is that it was done in one take: no errors, erasures, or corrections. Now THAT's "impossible!"

[@charlie7011]

was it? You might be thinking of Codex Gigas also known as the Devil's bible.

[@alainarchambault2331]

History is not completely "BS" when it comes to prehistoric, because it's "prehistoric". We simply do not have the whole picture yet. If indeed, humankind has existed for millions of years, it's because the only thing of man that can exist that long, be literally be made of stone. Personally I discount the Shroud of Turin and the Voynich manuscript as medieval forgeries. I assume the "Roman Dodecahedron" at 28:02, looks like a replica particularly since it appears to have modern numerals on one side of it.

[@thosethatsupress]

Not much of a mystery, if you factor in the immortal spiritual nature of man living in a material world. Which means that we've been at this game for a LONG time now.

[@thosethatsupress]

Yep - Sting sung it well....if you need further insights, I suggest you to investigate the "Holographic Universe" where scientists are starting to recognize their own limitations and that all leads back to the spiritual truth....

[@coolsskin]

awesome video

[@mike5559]

My best guess on the dodecahedron based on 3-5" size and general design is they were used for some sort of textile or rope work, weaving, knots etc.

[@jelkel25]

Mike There was a wool based waterproof cloak used throughout the Roman empire who's manufacture was based in Britain. If the later British wool industry was anything to go on aspects of it existed in other parts of continental Europe. Maybe these were some sort of guild sign, a mock up of something used in manufacture.

[@victorherron2767]

I believe it's been shown pretty conclusively that the dodecahedra are jigs for weaving (maybe more like knitting) yarn into gloves. There are a few KZbin videos showing how it's done. Rather like macrame.

[@msotil]

They came from the Roman Empire's Ikea.

[@davejackson2985]

Good video!

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Thanks Dave.

[@beachbum6781]

FYI, Giulio Fanti, Professor of Mechanical and Thermal Measurements @ Padua University has done extensive testing on individual micro fibers of the Shroud of Turin. His findings are astounding.

[@triskut]

The hammer is only a few hundred of years old. Iron concretions can form in limey sediments in a short time (geologically) This hammer was found near a river, like coins from the 1700's found in near-water sediments, it has formed a concretion as the iron weathers naturally. Look into iron coins or iron hardware found in shipwrecks, they all have concretions around them.

[@robertbanks6982]

What about the fact that the wooden handle has all but petrified and the rock surrounding it is from around the cretacious period knowing that most elements take a few thousand years to harden into stone

[@stingerbee8346]

Petrification can occur in years. It doesn't require tons of time. When I was a kid I came across a tree that was growing into a small stream. Some of the roots had petrified. And I don't mean they got hard. I mean they were rock. Since the tree was still alive, it was for sure not a gazillion years old.

[@BavonWW]

@@robertbanks6982 Google Mother Shipton's well/cave or Matlock Bath/well

[@robertbanks6982]

@@stingerbee8346 that would be calcification not petrifed sorry

[@jasonpanto]

@@stingerbee8346 actually some of the oldest trees in the world are very small so how you know the age?

[@russwj]

There is always more information ... always just a beginning .. exciting

[@WhatsUpInTheSky37]

Artifacts is spelled Artefacts in your title. Change the title to Artifacts. Great channel!

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Not where i'm from. :) Thanks for your compliment, got lots of good things in the pipeline. Stay Tuned.

[@WhatsUpInTheSky37]

Disclosed TruthTV like color / colour. Lol. I’m subbed for sure! I have over 700 videos on my channel and can def know the work that goes into them. Keep them coming.

[@dianasaur2131]

WhatsUpInTheSky37 that's how you spell artefact

[@WhatsUpInTheSky37]

Readybrek Awake yeah I had no idea. It’s amazing what we learn in this new world of information! Here in the US we spell it artifacts in English. Have to love learning. These videos are wonderful.

[@patriciajrs46]

Really nice video, but you did the clickbait thing again! What is the object that is your beginning picture? I hate it when you don't even mention the object that you picture to get my attention. Dang it.

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Hi Patricia, thanks for your feedback. The object on the thumbnail is a dodecahedron. There is a section in this documentary which does cover dodecahedrons.

[@patriciajrs46]

Disclosed TruthTV Thank you. The ones in your video had big, or different sized holes in them. No metal cage. I am sorry for hollering at you. Please forgive me.

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

No problem Patricia.

[@vegeteriancannibal]

I've always argued that if the earth is 4.5 billion years old and life began only 500 million years after earth came to be then it is highly possible that there were more species and civilizations before us that could have reached our level of advancements if not higher; and if even plastic can't last more than 10,000 years - evidence of these lost civilizations before us could be near impossible to find as someone born to a hindu society, the hindu scripture always fascinated me in a scientific way more than religious because here they are, talking about gods with mighty powers and they are flying around in a flying chariot and not on their own like superman - they have weapons of mass destruction and not laser eyes - a bow that could shoot multiple arrows of fire in a sec - these gods died and not live forever, they were organized groups with a judicial system, a financial system ( kuber the richest god who loaned money to other gods) - these scriptures then talks about the demise of these civilizations which is either an incredible imagination ahead of their time or a set of facts that gradually evolved into unbelievable myths over time.

[@jedirevan1582]

You are very close to matching my own theories. Are there any videos on KZbin talking about the parts of Hindu scripture you talked about?

[@vegeteriancannibal]

I'm not sure about a video on KZbin but History channel's Ancient Aliens: EVIDENCE talks about this and more like a detailed drawing of a rocket (Vimana) in the hindu scriptures, and if you wanna google it - you can google Ravana's flying Charriot, Indra's flying Charriot, WMD's used in the Mahabharata and so on... what's your theory btw

[@msaintpc]

veget, it's arrogant and ridiculous to think many past civilizations given the earth's age, weren't technologically, intellectually and spiritually thousands, maybe millions of years more advanced then than we are now. It would also be ridiculous not to think that many of them developed the technology to leave here and actually did.

[@daveb5016]

Life on Earth is estimated at about 4200 million years, while Complex life is approximately 500 million years.

[@vegeteriancannibal]

Evidence of complex life is approximately 500 million years old however, like I said in my comment - evidences of events from billions of years ago is impossible to know - which is why we still don't know the origins of Life on earth because it's difficult to know - for all we know - life itself could have had come to near extinction and survived over and over again - we don't know!! But 4 billion years is a long time - I'm not saying that many advanced civilization did walk the earth and die - i'm saying there's high possibility - even for 500 million years - there's huge possibility - the evidences of the oldest civilization we have is for 7 - 8000 years old - imagine - 8000 years compared to even 1 million years, leave alone 500 million - Dina sours are estimated to have died only 200 - 60 million years ago - imagine - 1 million years of humans - how many civilizations could have come and go

[@DisclosureExtremist]

Wooooo!! Definitely some new cases !!

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Thanks for watching DE.

[@James-gw7et]

Very well done 👍

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Thanks James.

[@davidmurphy5405]

Everyone is so amazed at old concrete so hard and lasting so long... hemp my friends in the lost recipes

[@spongehead1354]

One picture of a close up stone jar and none of the disk! Good one.

[@kevinkruger2788]

what was the name of the doctor which knows the language of the discs ?

[@jfsabastian1673]

Why there is pictures or drawings of those humanoids and those walls. Only the discs?

[@MrTomdemma]

Those little sphears that are also hollow remind me of something in ancient warfare. They use to have similar looking balls made from iron that they filled with magnesium, a sulfuric acid and water, then threw them at their enemies or enemy camps, the compound inside would react with itself like thermite and would burn uncontrollably, when the enemy would put water on them to put them out the water would excite the magnesium making it more violent.

[@MLGtroll365]

Vibranium, is that you? 😏

[@Bildad1976]

I'm willing to bet that the copper coins (11:20), said to be at the Smithsonian, are mysteriously missing from the Smithsonian (along with any documentation about them ever being at the Smithsonian)! Funny how ooparts go missing at the Smithsonian, eh?

[@skippylippy547]

I love this video! Nice job. :))

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Thanks Skippy.

[@rockyofusa1]

6:20 the round stones IMO is data, that once we learn how to use or play them, might produce energy, or have data, maybe like CVL, or textbooks (computerized Video lessons) again dating method are a sham, AND humans were more tech advanced than they admit. Plumbing pipes, stone spheres with indentation is for game or machine. Q are there any magnetic properties to the spheres? What about their frequency? Waffle rock could be a system used, so for example assembly worker, perhaps stone carver, wit h water for cooling, just like factories today. 29:00, might have been used to get holes sized correct for plumbing - or as a device used to clear pipe draining of obstruction perhaps frequency was used that caused the balls to vibrate and clear hair etc. Jars or containers, could have been used, to store shared items a resource based economy might use. After shearing sheep any community member could take what they need, or for fermentation of vinegar, liquor, oils etc.

[@wisemansayonlyfoolsrushin5999]

very good observation, glad im not the only one.

[@gardenwonders3308]

The small metal spheres are made when a piece of motel metal is ejected from a volcanic eruption. I bought a couple at a rock show. They were called Indian marbles.

[@bethbartlett5692]

I enjoy these productions so "🏆" - so much, I re-listen.

[@nedrajacobi9604]

Asimov's 'Nightfall' the book version. This and the fact that the scientific dating of objects has been found to be suspect in years past. Asimov's short story 'Nightfall' was extended to a book by him and a writer who's name eludes me at this moment. Love it's concept.

[@markkennedy5712]

Interesting stuff. I also wondered about carbon dating the wood on the hammer.

[@scottcarlon6318]

The wood is so old it’s started to turn to coal!

[@mach533x]

carbon dating is not 100%...

[@larryfisher8332]

Nothing is 100%. There are other dating techniques though.

[@larryfisher8332]

Mark I was thinking the same thing. Then I thought that if they found it to be just a few hundred years old it would ruin the mystery.

[@dianasaur2131]

Mark Kennedy not much point, radiometric and carbon dating is whack unless you know the starting conditions and all conditions and events between them and now.

[@TheBlindbowman]

very close you guys have had your thinking caps on .. the Dodecahedron are time recording tools.. watch I will explain ,30 edges , 20 verticals , 12 faces ... and yes they use rope and knots to record the timing of the shifting lunar and solar cycles , between winter and summer cellist the size of the moon changes from small to large and back again ..so you could measure the size of the moon in the sky and then judge the patterns to record a group of knots in a rope you keep as a guide to timing your trip from one place to another ...we have seen examples of the ropes with the knots in many places but never as far as I know of has the tool been found with the recorded ropes ,but as you can guess this is not something you would throw away ...and it would be a prized tool to any group or tribe , this is why the holes are different sizes but yet they range from small to large and the tool can be flipped from one size to the next from any position within the 12 faces or in this case 12 sizes of the holes ,each edge is a zodiac the holes have a line around them so they can be used in the dark where touch is used to define what hole is what and the sizes of your fingers help the user mark his place as he records the dates and time laps ....the 20 verticals would define phases of the lunar cycle , so we can see all the detail in these tools and how they were most likely used ...we in the modern world fail to see in the dark where most in the past had no way of seeing at all and they would define small ways to out think the darkness and make tools that could help them even in the night time ...IMHO this is what the tools are used for and why ...now your going to ask ,if your smart . what about the zodiac simples . see they used what they learn from the tool to judge the movements of other things they saw in the sky in the cases of the planets they knew some planets would show up in the sky at a given time or rope knot count . see the zodiac phases relate to the turn of the earth the 12 phases of the faces of the zodiac or the faces of the dodecahedron , they could see the same patterns in the moon phases as they seen in the zodiac in the sky .. this told them the planets were moving around the earth and in what patterns and they could get a clear knot count for each part of the years and what planets would be in sight at what times of the years ....so what you are looking at is a calendar and a way to record time and distance traveled ... a basic DR (dead reckoning ) navigational tool .... but what would I know ... I am just a X Navy Quarter Master and a mechanical genius and Aviation master tool & dye ," the unknown is only logic yet to be define "

[@Cudabeara]

After reading “World In Upheaval” This, makes the text more Real and ads a Map for understanding such things as this. It, also gives a Look At Our Future.

[@kabeer20]

The thing in thumbnail, that's a silencer of an ancient alien motorbike!

[@eglwysfawr4076]

Civilizations on earth go through a cycle of cataclysmic events pressing reset. Burying artifacts and evidence of past Civilizations. We think we are the most advanced (somehow).... Awsome video...I thank you 😊.

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Thanks for sharing

[@christrinder1255]

I cannot understand why modern mans formal educational doctrines find it so hard to accept that previous human civilisations thousands of years ago were as, if not more, advanced in many ways than we were 100yrs ago and existed!

[@grannypattie]

Utterly fascinating

[@DrBiBeatz]

The more I see the more I think I'm in a different world from the one I was from

[@dalecarpenter8359]

16:55. Nasa wouldnt figure it out because they would have to tell you Velikovsky was right ! They know that the ball is an electric artifact from when Venus passed the earth ! And it happened more than once !

[@Coopdog1911]

My Grandfather had several spheres similar to that from 4-6 inches across. Can't remember the whole explanation he gave me, but said they were connected to lightning strikes in certain places. He called them thunder eggs

[@rayagoldendropofsun397]

Unsetteling discovery to know downward falling motion known as Gravity, happens when free flowing active GAS MOLECULES becomes trapped and motionless within the process of gas bonding, the mechanism that make solid objects, which renders them ENERGY LOCK and lifeless gas molecules, with no where to go but downward.

[@patriciajrs46]

That dodecahedron reminds me of the plastic child's play toy used for shape matching and size and shape recognition that I bought for my children when they were little.

[@DigDougDig]

I was looking for gold, deep inside an 1850's drift mine. An ancient river bed completely filled with a hot mud layer that cooled and turned to cement. The metal detector went off, normally, there is no trash, only gold, when you dig into the walls past three inches. I looked at the wall closely, there was no evidence of a near surface target, i.e. a nail or timber spike. With excitement I pick axed into the wall cement, several inches, but no evidence of any kind of target. The signal got louder! Experience tells me, at this point it going to be Gold! The pick axe swinging, I see it? And it is not Gold? It is IRON? Old, very Old? Was not hammered into the wall from the shaft. I know this for a fact! But school taught us that the layer it was in, is millions of years old? Every deep target is/was Gold, and I still don't understand how a wire shaped iron piece could be that far in the wall without leaving a rust stain on the wall surface where it was driven into the wall. It should have been gold??

[@jasonfirewalker3595]

The hammer was placed there in situ by an early prospector and forgotten. The pinched head of the hammer is for splitting rocks to check for gold. Such a dry climate explains the preservation and rapid fossilization of the handle. Sedimentary stone is a bit like glass, over time it slouches. It's a superfluid. Glass is sometimes called asupercooled liquid because it does not form a crystalline structure, but instead forms an amorphous solid that allows molecules in the material to continue to move. However, Scientific American indicates that amorphous solids are neither supercooled liquidsnor solids.

[@jaywest4102]

Save this video in your playlist, when you’re having trouble falling asleep.... I’ve started watching this four times, have never made it past 8 minutes.

[@rogierrainbow]

the voynich script is related to the ottoman writing and now partly translated , your not up to date with your research about other recearcers their work or is this a repeated story from two years or longer ago .

[@rimpick]

rogierrainbow prester John created them

[@ovsaturnus7160]

Yeah. A turkish father and his son are currently researching it as far as I know. Maybe with others too. They found similarities in the Voynich script's writings and their own written native tongue. Quite interesting.

[@RustBeltAuto]

That book has plants in it that are completely alien. Fun head scratcher. The waffle rock looks like a huge fossilized chunk of fungi.

[@brendafont2926]

Turkish

[@konstantinkokkorakis1907]

maybe the book comes from dropa

[@RustBeltAuto]

@@konstantinkokkorakis1907 maybe the book should be dated, and checked for space dust.

[@konstantinkokkorakis1907]

well the content of yje book is a bit mad maybe they should check it for other froms of dust too lol

[@TheConscientiousView]

The Voynich manuscript has been translated now. Watched a documentary about it recently. Still fascinating though - thanks for the video..sub'd

[@THOMASTHESAILOR]

The last artifacts (Jars) were Opium Jars. they still use them today..

[@chocolatecityoutlaw6258]

Wake up thom, your mind is sailing away from you.

[@henrybiggs7052]

If you could remove two miles of the surface of the earth you would find layers of civilizations

[@jedirevan1582]

Looking at the Field of Jars, my guess is that the people in the area weren't getting enough rain, so they carved out the rocks so that they could go back and get the water that they saved.

[@paulenfield5665]

The Real Mystery is Bourdain Doing Voice Over From The Grave💀

[@bobbycoakachee97]

The discs might be part of an encyclopedia of the old civilization

[@tubemonks]

How was the writing desiphered? Surely you need some starting point like the Rosetta Stone?

[@victorherron2767]

Well, that would ordinarily be true, but if you had some magic glasses . . . . Am teasing, of course. Best wishes.

[@beholderdreams8245]

Baian Kara Ula mountain, as seen from space, are near the edge of a geological formation which indicates catastrophic event which appears to have created the Jin Xiang desert, Himalayan mountains, and the Sahara Desert.

[@skippyjl1]

Absolutely amazing

[@hectorheslop9397]

Without being too enthusiastic, I think some scientific experiments should be done to investigate possible links between the very puzzling tri-lobed schist disc from the pyramids of Egypt and either of the two sets of 716 stone discs found within he caves of the Himalayan mountains .

[@petersmitt2485]

Something is wrong here. The Dropa stones they show are not the actual stones. Notice there is no spiral groove around the stone. Also the Baigong Pipes they show are not the real pictures of the Baigong Pipes. Instead this video shows some kind of sewer pipe.

[@Anthro777]

They didn't show dropa stones, they actually showed bi stones which are known historical artifacts

[@rogerscottcathey]

Why hasn't the London hammer handle been carbon dated?

[@googleisnaziscum755]

it has, it was dated to 200,000 years funny how it just dropped a decimal point or 3

[@rogerscottcathey]

Ddub1083: you sound certain, but looking into it, there is no definitive report on this testing. Lines said there was but didn't give details. Aged it at somewhere between present and 700 years old.

[@gregwaghorn9717]

it has. plus the soil where it was buried

[@Sam_Guevenne]

you can drill the rock and place the damn hammer in there it's not a big mystery

[@andrewgillis8572]

Gault TX has stone floor that may be 15,000 years old - beating Patagonia skeletal fossil discovery - and all prior to Bering Sea landbridge route, which I expect was created by Younger Dryas event 12,000 yrs ago. How close is Rockwall TX?

[@victorherron2767]

The Younger Dryas event is a fascinating and favourite subject, but far too large an issue for me to even attempt a proper comment here. However, I'd like to briefly mention something about the Rockwall, Texas matter. In Season 2, Episode 3 of the (American) History Channel's television series, "America Unearthed," (first aired in Dec 2013, available on KZbin) forensic geologist Scott Wolter conducted a study of the eponymous "rock wall," which included paleo-magnetic analysis, a technique not available to earlier researchers. The conclusive result was that, despite having an appearance of man-made masonry (no, not the "free & accepted" kind!) it is in fact a natural geologic feature, some 80-odd-million years old. Thanks for the opening. Best wishes.

[@jgerka]

Please read below. *Another fact, which is not fully known to the general public, the dominant position of the Slovak language to the other Slavic nations. In this context, we mention the work of American linguist and scientist prof. Price's, which considered the Slovak language as " the key to all Slavic language" and for the media to an understanding with other Slavs. (John D. Price, The Key to all Slavonic languages, SHF, Columbia University, New York, Dec. 15, 1943, 9 p.). Professor J. Price this idea expressed at the Congress of Slavists in Warsaw. The Polish delegation came out with a proposal that was approved by the definition of the first Slavic language in which the decisive point is Slovak. In addition to the Czech delegation, everyone voted for the Polish proposal: "the Slovak language is the oldest and according to him is then created other Slavic languages" (Canadian Slovak, Slovak, the oldest Slavic language, Toronto, March 23, 1989).

[@bethcook677]

6:30 an early version of a cd?

[@johnsweeney6072]

5:00 that’s a nine inch grinding wheel must be how they cut them square rooms 😎

[@iamnclegrand]

What is the object in the thumbnail called?

[@DiscloseTruthTV]

Hi Nadine, it's a dodecahedron.