Ancient Relics That Are So Advanced They Shouldn't Exist

[@Game-jp9iu]

I love how y’all figure ppl didn’t have brains 5,000 - 10,000 years ago. It had to be aliens smh

[@sexii3292]

It's because we live in the days of white rulership and so they will lie about history to make it seem as if they done more than what they have.

[@MeJustAimy]

This Comment.

[@charlessanders4586]

@@sexii3292 all white people aren't minded like that though

[@sparkymikey25]

Y'all salty about you're own history haha

[@MeJustAimy]

@@sparkymikey25 and you're not? You think its fine to spread lies?

[@101wormwood]

yea, humanity had never before thought to use electromagnetic forces until some dude flew a kite that was struck by lightening... somehow allowing him to "understand electricity"... sigh

[@MeJustAimy]

ha

[@TheGreatMoonFrog]

"The main penny hints that Vikings may have discovered north America." Yah sure...But I'm pretty sure the Norse settlements they found prove it a little more.

[@godly_assassingaming9184]

TheGreatMoonFrog Are you sure though? That coin seems pretty convincing.

[@poormansguitar5471]

thats what I thought :)

[@Nandoline]

I thought that one was ridicoulus. I think I learnt that the vikings visited the U.S in what? 4th grade?

They didn’t discover it tho the native Americans did

[@Strangeship1997]

Ra Akhanaten yes it’s all Wypipo fault, if whites only see other whites as people, then what do they see others as??? I’m confused, aren’t blacks and Latinos also Homo Sapien Sapien???

[@-just.the.facts-]

I like the way the author has given as many rational explanations as possible, rather than trying to make everything oh so mysterious

[@DlSASTERCHlLD]

- "Ancient Relics That Are So Advanced They Shouldn't Exist" - Literally a coin some viking dude dropped when they visited Vinland.

[@ivanmargosdoesEverything.2923]

Finland

[@kevinsundelin8639]

@@ivanmargosdoesEverything.2923 Vinland

[@mysteriousDSF]

2:29 > hey, here is a puzzling, riddling, incredible ancient site > let's build a f*cking road right through the middle of it

[@ILKOSTFU]

XD

[@rocklee7898]

You're hired!

[@malimayaluna4362]

and the idiots will say: but it was built there, where there was the "road" that connected the continent, empire bullshit bla bla. But it was a line, a line, for keeping track of sun/stars, for people knowing (no elites) relating, not for ridiculous machines, militar-church "civilization" brainwash to obliterate freedom and life on earth. Resist!

[@kalashnikovakot3346]

LMAO 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DarkLordZewo]

"ancient relics" 1 is a plant...2 is a rock..3 is me clicking off the video

[@Lyle-xc9pg]

4 is me disliking

[@joshualuntsford]

Dude I spit my coffee out when I read number 3. No joke. Wiping the coffee off my son as I type this

[@99999bomb]

Tanasij Penko Sponge is a animal

[@FalenFourTwenty]

4 is you taking the time to come back and comment....

[@Heggchandwich]

4 is me unsubscribing

[@Heggchandwich]

"Hey dude, Imma stick my hammer in this rock and leave it here" "Hah, that would be so funny" "Im going to do it" HOW IS THIS HAMMER MOLDED QROUND THIS ROCK?!?! THIS IS ALIEN TECHNOLOGYYYYYYYY

[@Sciguy95]

One thing I've always thought is that just because we haven't discovered direct evidence of advanced technology doesn't mean that no civilization before us has had any sophisticated technology at all. Since most of our technology tends to become more fragile the more advanced it becomes its possible that ancient civilizations had a higher level of technology than we know of, most of which just hasn't stood the test of time.

[@MrJeffcoley1]

Casey McMasters When the library at Alexandria was burned, a lot of ancient knowledge was lost forever. The Greeks were on the verge of discovering a lot of technology that didn’t re-emerge For over 1000 years: clockwork, steam engines, electricity.

[@kittymcpaws4862]

Casey McMasters yes, absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.

[@vladimirtiffany]

Nah before us dinosaurs

[@Faeriefungus]

thank you! try telling my brother that :p

[@franl155]

Casey McMasters - cultural and academic arrogance. "We couldn't do it till recently, so it's impossible that it was done before WE came along" Same argument is used about ancient ocean-crossing communications between Egypt and South American civilisations - or, really, any inter-continental travel and transmission of culture and ideas before *white Europeans* managed to do it.

[@RikuHino]

In 1492 Columbus got us a day off school

[@jabezbodden3926]

Mine was 1503 dm where i live @gofatlife345

[@jabezbodden3926]

Ig

[@sandrasmith1955ss]

Fake news

[@TruAnRksT]

Columbus -not his real name- was a mass murdering christian zealot who was only interested in finding gold for the church. Burning lots of natives at the stake because after being forced into slave labor they failed to dig up any gold on their Islands that had no gold to start with. It's completely unconscionable that he is taught as a "great man" in schools and has a holiday and so many places in the US named after him. Why not have a fucking Hitler day?

[@jamiemeyer2483]

@@TruAnRksT Love it , Man. Truthful Words

[@andrewbatts7678]

just because they didnt understand electricity doesnt mean they couldnt tinker with it

[@2111jade]

Andrew Batts yeah. My guess is they probably did thst with out really knowing what it was. It's like saying prenteding ancient humans didn't know what bronze and gold was, doesn't mean it still wasn't around.

[@andrewbatts7678]

until the 19th century most thought the compass worked with magic

[@josephkelley6546]

Andrew Batts that is so true! Even though it would be hard to know why, they could act like it didn't need tiny explanations....

[@OldSchoolZ-wy2yx]

Nikola Tesla knew more about electricity than anyone that ever lived, and that was long before the discovery of the electron.

[@richardsmith7230]

Andrew Batts he said we didn't understand electricity until then. Ancient ancestors could've understood it. Maybe it was a royalty secret and died out. Electricity was known before we knew about it for sure.

[@michaellinner7772]

There's absolutely no way that tiny skeleton was 8 years old at death.

[@alexzabala2154]

Antikythera Mechanism is tops!!! Thank you for making it number one!!!

[@phatmeme1256]

Man you seem to have really good explanations for the “unexplained” objects

[@Blackmark7410]

Please can you get your basic history right? Franklin didn't discover electricity, he refined soke theories on it. Including coining the terms of positive and negative charge. The ancient Greeks were aware of electricity contemporary to the Baghdad battery, and it has been known about for thousands of years. The term "electricity" was coined by William Gilbert, a native of my town Colchester in England in the 16th century, more than a century before Franklin was even born.

[@chadthunder-cock3829]

Mark Richards looool they never said he discovered it, they said it was never really understood until Benjamin Franklin.

[@Blackmark7410]

Either way my point still stands, Gilbert is considered the father of electrical engineering and wrote his book on the subject before Franklin's birth. he even described how to use magnets and copper coils to generate electricity. So it was quite well understood before Franklin's experiments, Franklin just furthered that work.

[@TubeNotMe]

Yeah, Franklin was one of a number of people about that time or even earlier to contribute to understanding electricity. The experiment that Franklin is most famous for established that lightning was huge sparks of electricity. It should be noted, we're still studying lightning and don't completely understand it yet: www.pinterest.com/pin/545217098633300666/

[@trappedkunai]

You have a really good point can't argue with it if this was a history test you'd get an A+

[@smartymcfly3957]

“Either way, my point still stands” = even when I’m wrong, I’m not because....spews more facts unrelated to the statement made in the video. 😄

[@yeahkeen2905]

3:05 Me: That’s a weird looking stick figure. This Channel: ASTRONAUT!

[@gruisman]

yep definitly an astronaut, look at his helmet and he's looking at the sky as if he wants to fly away.

[@flitsies]

Number 3, they should scan the book and make it available to look at on line. That way people around the world could have a look to see if they could figure it out rather than just having a select bunch of profs or academics looking at it. If the world could see it perhaps someone in the world would be able to work it out, but if people don't know these things exist the clearly they wouldn't be able to.

[@erinbaggarly900]

I've studied it and can't figure it out so that means it's made up.

[@shebacs]

Thank you.

[@flitsies]

@BringItBack! just looking at it and speaking to someone who likes languages they speak about 4 different types, they seem to think it could be a type of French, as some of the words they looked at resembled French but it's clearly not normal French, also based on the flow of the writing seems to resemble French apparently perhaps a broken French of some kind. As it wasn't possible to actually see the writing clearly this suggestion is mostly based on the flow of the writing and the few words that resembled French words.

[@joshhayl7459]

🔵 FYI, just after (4:22) you say that: "The hammer 'Bared' many resemblances", The way it SHOULD have been worded (English 101) was: "The hammer 'Bore' many resemblances".

[@hankw5086]

6:09: Electricity was understood BEFORE Franklin's kite experiment. The Leyden jar, the 1st capacitor, was invented 7 yrs before the kite experiment.

[@joshhayl7459]

🔵 There is a HUGE difference between 'Static' electricity (The Leyden-jar) and DC-current (The Baghdad-battery).

[@MasterFeiFongWong]

this may be off topic but I thought maybe some one might find it interesting...I have an idea for a lifting force machine. Step 1: Get hollowed out cube. Step 2: Securely attach magnet to inner bottom of hollowed out cube. Step 3: Place a lever on inside bottom of cube behind the magnet thats securely attached to inside bottom of cube so that one side of the lever is pointing towards you and hanging over the magnet. Step 4: Attach a vertical bar to the top side of the part of the lever that is not hanging over magnet witch is securely attached to inner bottom of cube. Make sure the bar goes all the way up to the inner top of the cube barley touching it. Step 5: Securely attach a magnet to the side of the lever that is hanging over the magnet that is attached to the inner botttom of cube. Note: Magnets need to be facing each other with attracting poles N,S or S,N Note: The lever is going to have to be realy close to the magnet on inner bottom of cube because of how close those magnetic fields need to be to interact. But not so close that magnets can touch. The magnet on top connected to lever is pulling the magnet on inner bottom of cube towards it and since the magnet on inner bottom of cube is connected to cube, this pulling force acts as a lifting force. Now at the same time the magnet on inner bottom of cube is pulling the magnet on top downwards BUT the magnet on top is connected to the lever so any downwards pulling force is being converted mechanicaly by the lever into upwards lifting force. Now if you know anything about magnets you now that there are magnets powerfull enough to lift far more weight then just there own. So essentialy this divice is exploiting the powerfull pulling force of magnets by mechanicaly transforming its magnetic pulling force into mechanical lifting force through the clever utilization of a lever, and walla stuff can be made to fly. Imagine if the magnets in this experiment where electro magnets so the ammount of electrical current going into them determined the ammount of lifting force that it would have. Now imagine this system being used as an attachment that could be placed under or ontop of vehicles to counter the weight of the vehicle and any cargo its carying. Now imagine if this was done with powerfull permanent magnets and turned sideways and placed in an electric generator and had enough strength to pass through the magnetic fields as it propelled itself forwards with its own magnetic pulling force. Signed AMA

[@franpikzasa1468]

So, I can just make scratch marks on the grass and pretend it's a SUPER ADVANCED ANCIENT ARTIFACT or something.

[@jasonfirewalker3595]

Archimedes of Syracuse, born in 288 BC was a Greek mathematician, physicist, engineer, inventor, and astronomer. He is likely the maker.

[@alexnshanks]

just to save everyone some time. The first mystery, could it be a secret ALIEN satellite deep under the antarctic sea? No, it's actually just a sea sponge...

[@Daehawk]

Usually I find these type videos kinda lame or outright fake. But this one I truly enjoyed and found interesting. Thanks.

[@ayushshaw6527]

You find the mention of the earth being round,the value of pi correct to 30 decimal places, batteries and many more facts in Vedas which was written long before the discovery of any such fact

[@WormholeJim]

5:38 Likely it's a battery for electroplating metalcoats unto ceramics and stone. At least there's evidence in both ancient Greece and Egypt that a similar method was used for plating gold, cobalt, copper and silver on statues and ornaments on temples; wall murals etc.

[@Daelen]

Flip phones are also an ancient artifact

[@gabeg.5329]

Das true

[@Jasmine.Starrz]

Lol!

[@YFNGamer1]

That's because you're 4 years old.

[@an_orange_fruit1743]

So are boom boxes

[@shababull]

well I still have a flip phone and I like it over any of the new ones out there. I don't need a mini computer when all I want is a phone to call people. I don't need a phone with a ton of apps on it, that's why I have a computer. besides people make great videos of them walking into stuff by looking at their phone and not where their going.

[@dittoheaddd]

You forgot to mention the wooden handle of the hammer in stone was actually tuning to coal. Which takes a very very long time to happen.

[@zacharienelsen7973]

Watched this to confirm what I suspected : a relatively interesting video built primarily on speculations presented as facts.

[@airstuff1874]

I was able to understand this amazing advanced technologies by learning about the nephilims

[@pichupalace6760]

You forgot about the *Gravity Bong*

[@terrymasters1176]

Bongs are amazing.

[@cowboysminion8896]

😂 #HowHigh

[@Weed69420]

Weed

[@centssaenz6851]

gravity bong is diferrent to regular bongs, its the best dude, its like an alien technology, lol

[@mastermemorabilia5921]

Pichu Palace I just need to know how much pot you smoked here recently to fully understand how serious you are *LOL*

[@shaolinwisdom]

None of these are alien. And it's so explained. Good. Thank you.

[@Shahramkardan]

The little alien skeleton was the most interesting one shows there was once different creatures lived on earth and they became so advanced and left to other planets

[@ylijumala6314]

There is a pretty detailed story about the skeleton. Just a human.

[@acabeb8006]

It has been explained

[@gruisman]

rofl have you even watched the video with sound?

[@bend3rbot]

There is an emerging formulaic delivery of vocal inflection by narrators of these videos that is staring to grind.

[@jonathanmendoza7364]

The Voynich Manuscript is the most puzzling book I've ever heard of. I hope one day I can get to see it in person...

[@para_momal]

Jonathan Mendoza I'd like to see it on display in person some day as as well. You can get scanned digital copies online if you want to research it. I found a version on Google Books for .99¢, the images are great.

[@jonathanmendoza7364]

Para Momal You are my HERO. Thank you so much!

[@ShadowEclipex]

Someone is having some success translating the Manuscript from an form of Ancient Turkish written in a poetic fashion.

[@para_momal]

Jonathan Mendoza No worries. Enjoy.

[@para_momal]

Matthew Smith I'll have to check that out. There was a couple that claimed they had a few pages fully translated using several different languages and a convoluted cipher. It really just seemed to me that they really didn't know what they were doing. If I can the link, I'll post it.

[@3ujg]

3:38 the thing that scares me is that it lived for 6 years

[@mrtibbs2959]

Love how the explanation is "here is a masterpiece - must be a mistake" and "that master cartographer accidently put antarctica on his shit map"

[@Ssesshoumaru69]

@Be Amazed The viking thing. Yes, Leiv Erikson was in North America long before Columbus. Vikings had an area called Vinland.

[@jackmason5278]

Of course they needed batteries. How else could they charge their phones?

[@richardlapak3883]

Jack Mason you are right

[@anadawan3550]

Your'e idiot

[@ananz9233]

You are the idiot here who can't spell AND has no sense of humor.

[@richarduhric1908]

potatoes

[@dylanmagnus5267]

In fact often when they test people or samples for alien DNA, it's often hard to find specific DNA that almost every scientist has never seen before. It's like trying to find a needle in a haystack without knowing what the needle looks like. But I have to say, this is one of my favourite videos on your channel, amazing content, thank you.

[@cheese7988]

Don’t y’all think the people back then we’re smarter than us to day

[@sanjivinsmoke9154]

Idk if you're joking or not but we're the smartest humans have ever been

[@katyrosy124]

Yes lol

[@katyrosy124]

@@sanjivinsmoke9154 yeah... no Donald Trump exists still and we haven't killed him yet

[@predatorschickens6143]

You forgot to mention how the London Hammer's wooden handle was begining to go under coalification, which is a process that takes 60, million years to complete.

[@joshhayl7459]

🔵 I have read several reports stating that no such coalification process was observed on the handle and that the wood appeared fairly fresh for the conditions.

[@predatorschickens6143]

@@joshhayl7459 texashillcountry.com/london-hammer-texas-time-travel-simple-scientific-explanation/ Read this.

[@predatorschickens6143]

Plus, there's alot of skeptical, people, and scientific debates out there which can be confusing. Choose who you wanna believe.

[@KittyChanU2]

Maybe the hammer got stuck in the heavy rain. And the flooding...

[@Js103036]

The purpose of the battery shown in this video is for carving rock. They use the battery with copper coils to vibrate and cut stone. This technique is mostly found in ancient Egypt.

[@para_momal]

Several Viking artifacts facts have been found in Maine, including a large stone from Mill Pond, ME with runic symbols carved into it. Tribal lore from local native American tribes speak of large white men with red hair from the sea that settled in Nova Scotia (where settlements have been found) and intermarried with the tribes.

[@palebluedot7435]

Not u likely i heard the stoeries say they killed a man( native) and then the tribes kicked them out. Some native spoke English when to trade with fishermen

[@johnlynch4743]

I got a flash when I saw the Maine penny bit. Two explorers, warriors, vikings. One of them made some kind of vow... a wish maybe. Perhaps some kind of pronouncement. In any case he wished to show his companion he was traveling with he gave "currency" to his utterance. So he tossed a penny behind them on the right side of the path they were traveling. It was a way to demonstrate he believed what he said. IKD. I just got this flash. Something makes me feel like this was fairly common at the time.

[@curleex3838]

How is a sea sponge or a lump of metal an ancient relic so advanced etc? Lmao.

[@spammynacho]

click bait videos

[@vinnievalentine421]

A sea sponge can absorb while your brain can't 😂

[@sublime88sublime]

The Bhagdad Battery was most likely used for Gold-platting jewelry and other items

[@piggynatorcool668]

2:00 ohhhhh sh*t does this mean assasins creed is actually correct?

[@xPaperCutx1]

Do a part two!! Maybe mention the ark of covenant, solomens temple, etc.

[@franl155]

Thanks! I'd heard of some of them: one report on the Baghdad Battery said that museums who thought they had solid gold objects on display might have to think again! What gets me about the Antikythera Mechanism is - why's there only one of it? It couldn't have come from nowhere: there must have been lesser ones before it that it improved upon; why no trace of even a mention of any of them? And, just think: if that level of technology hadn't been lost, where could the human race be now? out amongst the starts already?

[@herodaysaver9032]

On the London hammer: how would you explain the wooden handle turning to coal? That takes much longer than the solution you've provided.

[@joshhayl7459]

🔵 NOWHERE in this video does the narration suggest nor are there pictures to corroborate your statement regarding "The wooden handle turning to coal", ALL of the pictures clearly show the handle is obviously made of wood and NOT "Coal", even the narration describes it as being made of wood. Could you perhaps have been watching another video and accidentally commented on this one instead?

[@lambdapegasus9535]

Strange but still cool :)

[@rebeccaloughran839]

some of these are new to me..thanks .

[@aristianto_zx]

2:52 No wonder the alien is walking towards her xD

[@saturn.7192]

I had seen the oldest computer before (the one on the video). But this is the only source I could find that actually gave you a good opinion or analysis about how it actually worked

[@jibril7940]

Hey Be Amazed! I love your channel, keep up the good work!!!

[@aslanbayramuqlany6189]

Apparently, the world is small enough to accidentally find a fellow North-Caucasian here. How is life in Prussia?

[@ChuckNorrisUltra]

Thanks for showing the explanations of the finds. Most videos only tell you the very first part and say it's unexplained.

[@grimcat27]

Everybody everywhere do your research and stop spreading misinformation everywhere. The voynich manuscript has been translated. It was done by a Turkish family because they found that the whole thing was written in old Turkish.

[@paulh2981]

That's completely untrue. Did you just make it up, or did some dope tell you that?

[@grimcat27]

@@paulh2981 I cold direct you to the documentary that says otherwise. But you seem to like outdated information.

[@nicholasrodillas5676]

8:18- *hits blunt* “How do they know if they’re wrong, if they don’t know what’s right?”

[@joebailey4816]

3:07that's a goblin

[@MartinFluteCompany]

I have no idea which one I think is the coolest; I'm still amazed with the complexities of silly putty.

[@thisdraco4794]

Want to hear my explanation for the existence of some of these artifacts? Two words: *Hello Sweetie*

[@teatimemfs]

Most awful joke I've ever heard in my lifetime. That's a relic of a joke in itself.

[@tabitharosefreeman1793]

That little thing holding the numbers is so cute ❤️

[@OverlandOne]

You forgot to mention that the Nasca lines can ONLY be seen from the air...as from an aircraft flying at at least 2,000 feet. On the ground, they do not look like anything at all.

[@mRWiggleEWorm]

oh wow now I bet you feel really smart now. huh?

[@OverlandOne]

mR wiggle worm: Compared to you, I am very smart. Thanks for asking.

[@franl155]

Which is why they're cut through by roads built before air travel came to that part of the word, and so discovered them!

[@OverlandOne]

frani: I think you are missing the point. Air travel WAS there long before anyone ever thought otherwise, why would they build something that could only be seen from the air? Maybe they just used hot air balloons or something similar but, how else would they know if they did a good job on the designs if they could not be checked from the air? Maybe I am missing something?

[@franl155]

@Pirate Labs - that sort of WAS my point: the ancients had aerial capabilities. "modern tech" didn't have that till recently, which is why they put their modern roads straight through the lines

[@dtg610420]

I love that you used the Benjamin Franklin Art from Sid Meier's Civilization

[@HoneyBoom]

very interesting. i'd love to find something cool like these

[@littlefire9]

Number 1 was the most Interesting to me!!! I think scientists have overlooked the importance of theses amazing ancient machines! These machines could work with Zero Electricity! As a little kid I could take any watch or clock Apart & put them back together & make them Work! I was like 4 when I started! Mom bought me watches to practice on! Great find to show!!!

[@joshhayl7459]

You know you're really good when you leave out a gear when putting it together yet it still works properly when you're done!

[@mystismith5815]

*The hammer BORE resemblance to, NOT bared, as you said.*

[@tomas2375]

8:38 In my opinion, you can see the North-Pole here on the map, as the continents that surround it do somewhat suggest this. You can definitely see the upper part of Europe, Asia, and Amerika.

[@greatbritain5337]

We gotta copystrike Texas for calling their city London!

[@TheJosep70]

There's a Paris too you know.

[@greatbritain5337]

The EU must know of this

[@rocksparadox]

4:58 It should be '' *NO* MEAN FEAT '' If you're talking about travelling intercontinentally, TODAY it would be a '' mean feat'' (unused expression) but back then, with just a compass and astrolabe on a wooden boat....

[@Toxus8]

No one cares you fucking crybaby

[@robin6469]

*A hammer that got encased in mud is so advanced that it shouldn't exist* Oh please

[@chinchenping]

the bagdad battery was a "curiosity" imo, the kind of stuff a fairground entertainer would show... you know "come and feel the power of gods!" and then they shock you

[@ledariusfinnie7463]

I watch this video is Top 10 Ancient Relics So Advanced They Shouldn't Exist maybe true but good video

[@gaming_master7875]

If anyone knows history, knows that scandinavians were professional sailors and went as far as africa and north america. They also were the first one to discover the North america because they wanted to find more lands to conquer. They didnt stay there because of bad relations with native people and they didnt write down anywhere that there is such a thing because they didnt need it. It simply history people.

[@foartedestept2599]

5:40 I think that can be a grenade! Some ,,modern" one :)

[@acevenezuela4849]

somebody invented a time travel machine to change the history of civilization.

[@jakek584265]

Behind the curve on the Voynich Manuscript. I believe over a 3rd of it has been decoded. It's apparently in Turkish.

[@PancakemonsterFO4]

Jake k ANCIENT Turkish or else it would have been obvious on wich language it has been written

[@jakek584265]

Brainbot Jezebel it's a bit more complicated, it's something about how the words were written. Check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmfOloCdgdJ5e80

[@lancehobbs8012]

Jake k it is obviously not in Turkish have you ever studied the m manuscript? Notice how Turkish people cant read it? Where ate u getting that story from ??

[@jakek584265]

Patrick Bateman kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmfOloCdgdJ5e80

[@lancehobbs8012]

Jake k read up on it, do you know what frequency analysis is , in terms of ciphers? If you understood the caliber of researchers who have used the most advanced techniques for decades you would see how ridiculous it is to say "oh wait dude it's just Turkish we missed that" Notice how he still cant read it!?

[@atotallyrandomperson3889]

These are cool and all, but they basically explain how each one isn’t mysterious at all

[@yadel139]

Yeah like the voynich manuscript., i think that one is already decoded.

[@francescocasillas4965]

Who says the battery wasn't a bomb, or a battery bomb? Also, you forgot about Lorenzo' Artifact.

[@MrZorpheus]

I think the battery was just an experiment. People felt the current and got curious. Could have been sold as a spiritual or medical device. I don't know why this video assumes that they already found a technical use for it.

[@thejuggernautofspades9453]

It's obviously a bomb, it came from the middle east

[@spenhues2043]

5:15 if it was found in 1957 it could have been brought over any time in the 18 or 1900's by anyone

[@benjaminduncan6300]

Ancient Relics That Are So Advanced They Shouldn't Exist *a sponge* AMAZING

[@marklopez1836]

Right....smh! Like a fucking sponge is so advanced it shouldn't exist??, i think these people never stepped outside haha (unsubbed)

[@teamO_X]

Wow...so advance ,nobody can explain it...

[@cellem6216]

The manuscript was already translated. Look it up

[@joshphilbee5970]

Actually the Voynich Manuscript has been mostly decoded, it was written in some kind of turkish or something but it was written by someone who didnt really know how to spell and wrote out how the words sounded instead of how they were supposed to be written. You can look it up.

[@pantherplatform]

I use coal miners as professional witnesses. They're totally honest.

[@micregil]

Yeah, the Bagdad battery, they knew how to make light bulbs too, there's no soot on the walls and ceilings of the pyramids, so they were not using torches, they were using electric lights.

[@mclera8566]

Voynich Manuscript was decrypted by now.

[@mclera8566]

@Vadim Voitossevitch yes it has. "Voynich Manuscript revealed" is the Video-title here on KZbin. Why do people do this? See a statement they think is wrong, but instead of inform themselves, instantly declare it as false!!! Do you want to be stupid? If you see new information check if it's right. Even if you think it's wrong. And when you find out it still is the way you think inform the other about it. A simple "no" won't bring us further.

[@brianlassiter3011]

@@mclera8566 1/3 decoded. A proto-Turkic language.

[@generalx1984]

the battery was built by a time traveler that possessed modern wisdom and knowledge. He went back in time but his time machine controller ran out of battery so he had to create one using the then available material

[@onionminion2247]

Wow, #10, admittedly a sponge and yet just look at the title. Amazing.

[@peterbaker4136]

You guys are doing a great job keep it up I'll keep watching

[@macva553]

"Ancient relics so advanced" Number 10 is a sponge Woah Technology

[@SmokieMcShatter]

The piri reis map is made based on Amerigo Vespucci's maps alot of them, and so did Christopher Columbus, who knowingly stole credit from Amerigo Vespucci, because Amerigo wasnt an aristocrat and wasnt comissioned the same as Columbus, so Christopher named the Americas after Vespucci, even though he knew Amerigo discovered the new world several year before Columbus.

[@kittycorn8148]

Me: **Looks over the Voynich Manuscript** Scientist: So, what is it? Me: **silence** Me: It's a... Scientist: A what? Me: A book...Duh Scientist: You're so useless...

[@MsShantiSena]

The Voynich manuscript has been deciphered, it is in ancient Turkish. See 'The Voynich manuscript reviewed (2018)' on KZbin

[@KittyChanU2]

Josh Gates looked at that Skelton.

[@matthewwhale4514]

You spelled skeleton wrong my man.

[@KittyChanU2]

@@matthewwhale4514 it's also capitalized...

[@matthewwhale4514]

@@KittyChanU2 ha HA! looks like you got me friend. Good show old chap.

[@KittyChanU2]

@@matthewwhale4514 yes and in the end it could have been me or the dreaded spell check lol. But more one tiny thing I'm a lady. 😊

[@ronthunders6124]

that last one was the most jaw dropping to me

[@robadobflobit1432]

The skeleton looks like Beevus and Butthead

[@adolfgaming1761]

Robert Lai HUHUHUHUHUHU

[@whytepapricka6586]

Robert Lai I was thinking the same thing. Your right! It looks just like him. You know, I still think it isn't human, because if it was really a human, all I could imagine how this 'person' would have looked while still alive...would be Beavis! Now if they ever find a Butt-Head skeleton, my mind will be totally blown!

[@geniusatwork12]

*Beavis

[@dewaynepittenger9182]

There is a correlation between the antenna " sea sponge" and a bead from the other side of the world. when watching one of the unsolved mysteries videos, when the bead is rolled out onto clay it leaves a relief with the image of the same antenna found of the coast of Antarctica. I have taken screen shots of this correlation but can not post it to this comment area.