12 Most Mysterious Archaeological Artifacts That Really Exist

[@jan_phd]

First, steel itself was not found in the 800-1000 foundry areas, the metal that can be traced simply had chromium in the alloy, but was not steel per se.

[@zenolachance1181]

The metal starfish off the coast of Rhode Island is a mount for a early loran navigational device that was tested during World War II Newport Rhode Island was one of the biggest East Coast Navy yards on the East Coast and they were testing loran Coastal navigation all the way back to 1944

[@dat2ra]

Chromium is present in nearly all iron meteorites. Finding Cr in an iron artifact does not mean that ancients "alloyed stainless steel" as you claim, only that they worked meteoric iron. Big difference.

[@vglmaster]

The Aluminium artefact from Romania has been confirmed to be part of a messersmith plane that flew in ww2, and because it droped from hight, it got burried in the sandy soil next to some mamoth bones.... the first dating was made by the layer in which they were found...

[@burtpanzer]

Messerschmidt, I think is the name.

[@dammitanothername]

@@burtpanzer two t's.

[@shanghunter7697]

@@dammitanothername T.Y. for correcting burt who had to correct vglmaster. burt just couldn't control himself. Don't be like burt.

[@gerry5134]

Just goes to show how dating techniques don't always work

[@gerry5134]

@@mattk8810 But they still got it wrong, or the rock wouldn't be wrapped around the object !

[@DaleRussell2]

Very interesting. Love your vids. Thanx! 👌

[@bigbob1699]

good steel is often found where the alloying elements were found together .

[@jelink22]

Want to give us examples where steel was "found" in situ?

[@bigbob1699]

@@jelink22 If iron ore is mined where other elements are found and mixed in you they might end up with an alloy that is better than crude iron or steel . It is thought that Damascus steel was started this way.

[@LintonWong]

1. Chromium steel 2. 1:35 metal clamps 🗜 (platinum) 3. 2:48 90% aluminum artifact of unknown origin 4. 4:03 stone prism of esserhardon

[@kurtsloop2462]

The aluminum artifact is a bucket tooth from a backhoe.

[@photo3air]

@@kurtsloop2462 shure looks like it.

[@Tore_Lund]

The masony clamps were usually lead, not steel! The rock would crack if poured with molten steal and lead was easy to steal with hand tools.

[@philipcallicoat3801]

Steal the steel!! 😉 This vignette is pure fantasy...🐂💩

[@mrbmp09]

Why would they use lead? It's a very weak metal not much stronger than putty.

[@Tore_Lund]

​@@mrbmp09 You use clamps in masonry to have pulling strength in your construction, whereas stone and concrete only offers compression strength. The holes from anchors I saw in Rome were around 4" diameter where they were thinnest between 2 tons blocks, so lead works or was used (as they were stolen and the building still stands, they might have been used where they were not needed engineering wise.) Also lead doesn't rust and expand.

[@hiker919]

I liked the black stone monument at the beginning by King Etzaboner.

[@xMADxMIKEx]

I see what you did there 👏👏👏

[@paulkielty3800]

What about the hard on guy.

[@As_Asa_PhD]

@@paulkielty3800 That's who he's talking about.

[@walterkaiyuenpang3556]

Itza Hardon !!!

[@snowmiaow]

Undersea giant footprints - Godzilla!

[@prideofcanadabruh2320]

Well, you see it's not ACTUALLY Godzilla just another monster that looks like Godzilla. You know, for copywrite purposes

[@nofool9621]

Can't be anything else. Godzilla it is. Long live the king. 😁

[@spivvo]

Those clamps were made of wood.... you can still see some in Egypt..... Luxor if I remember correctly, after many years the wood becomes petrified.

[@clairpahlavi8830]

Some clamps allegedly were found and they were brass.

[@pageribe9412]

@@clairpahlavi8830 Yes, some (most) were metal. Probably poured into molds. And, @ Cynical Viking, those clamps weren't around long enough to become petrified wood.

[@dat2ra]

Naaa. That's not how wood petrifies.

[@richardniggemeyer7395]

Over that length of time the metal clamps from ancient builders would've most likely have oxidized.

[@littledikkins2]

And were likely bronze as they had that metal.

[@Mortismors]

Weird then that platinum traces are what is found.

[@richardniggemeyer7395]

@@Mortismors aggh..! I didn't know that thank you for sharing that platinum that's a whole other story I was led to believe they were iron clamps.

[@starwarsasteroid]

I have really enjoyed these Archaeological , videos this week!

[@snakes_shadow3539]

Why do people focus on the melting point of metals? You don't need the metal to melt to work it if you have enough of it to bother making something. You just need to make it soft enough to work, and that can be at a MUCH lower temperature! Yes, you might need to purify the metals, but platinum nuggets of decent purity have been found, and steel has been a by-product of iron production since iron production started.

[@jamesdean3838]

yeah, but you gotta make the metal, and that requires smelting, which is melting

[@snakes_shadow3539]

@@jamesdean3838 Maybe, see the part of my comment about finding nuggets of platinum as it's true for other metals as well, but there was also more trade going on than you'd expect back then. There are several viking-made swords in existence where the steel would not have been able to be made until at least a thousand years after their creation in the area they were made- but making that steel was possible in the middle east. Just because a culture couldn't make the raw materials itself does not mean that it could not import them, and then use much lower temperatures to make things.

[@michaelyounger-howard999]

also vacuum fusion.

[@Boogaboioringale]

@1:21. 12000C is twice as hot as the surface of the Sun.

[@YsabetJustYsabet]

The information was very interesting, but the incredible randomness of the accompanying images was just as distracting.

[@chrislong3938]

I'm not sure I see the connection between footprints on the sea floor and the North pole of Saturn... 'splain Lucy, por favor...

[@maremagnus]

Yeah I was wondering about Saturn too 🤔

[@phillipkalaveras1725]

If they acknowledged past advanced civilizations they would also have to acknowledge the near-extinction level events that happen with regularity on this planet that sends us back to The Stone Age. People cannot handle Dr. Seuss they won't be able to handle this.

[@mrmcbeardy9268]

hear hear! indeed. my sentiments exactly 💯

[@nebulousisgod]

I think you’re underestimating people. Small, exaggerated areas of Twitter don’t represent all people, bro.

[@christinamann8775]

I completely agree with you.

[@cdcdogs4961]

🤣 One of the best comments I’ve read lately… Always truth in jest! 😁

[@jelink22]

Baloney. What are the worldwide extinction events you speak of? Why do we know so many plant and animal species alive today whose ancestors we can trace back millions of years? WHERE IS YOUR EVIDENCE? EXPLAIN HOW ALL ANIMLAS AND PLANTS HAD TO START OVER AFTER THE LAST EXTCNTION EVENT!!

[@wonnieworthy7205]

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[@wonnieworthy7205]

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[@swagmanandy]

No mystery about the 'Baghdad' battery, they used electricity to gild and electro plate jewellery.

[@mervschetter3244]

We are the remnants of several civilizations, so much lost over time.

[@bethbartlett5692]

You are most correct.

[@paulojosecarvalho1127]

Basta ver a história do cimento... sabiam fazê-lo e depois perderam esse conhecimento que só reapareceu há cerca de 200 anos novamente... e electricidade no Iraque há 2500 anos... e tantas outras coisas que nos escondem porque não conseguem explicar...

[@keeperofthegood]

9:14 is upside down. Its a bottom support grid for a silo, probably a left over from a sand mining operation of the beach sands.

[@jamessmith7959]

Hey if you don't want to admit aliens you'll have to admit humans have had high technology and a catylism hit and started us at the beginning

[@Markusx26]

At the Pantheon in Greece they rebuild in the 1920 parts of it. Sadly they used Iron Metal for this and it grows when it rosts. This lifted/splited the stones. So they used for the rebuild in the 90s lead instead and it works great. You see this technic also in middle age cathedrals and here we also made the mistake to use in some restorations Iron instead of lead. Lead can move, is stiff enough and it doesn´t grow when it oxidices.

[@wilmetteentwistle9242]

Tubalcain was a skilled craftsman or artificer in brass and iron

[@richardmcginnis5344]

that rhode island find - the metal starfish- looks like the top of a round party tent, when the pieces are put together and raised the center pole usually has something very similar to it that gets raised by rope and tied off to hold the canopy up, i put up tents and tables chairs dance floor for almost 10 years back when i was a kid and this looks to be one of those

[@PaulHigginbothamSr]

The Baghdad battery was one of those electrical anomalies like the huge light bulbs in Egypt. Someone might have shown how to build and use them but not the reasoning of how it worked. So electroplating in Baghdad and lighting in Egypt. The pucks of Iron were what was sent to Syria to make Damascus steel. Supposedly Greek fire was invented in Syria also but I would bet it also came from India, or ancient Babylonians before Baghdad existed because they show Pythagoran's theorem 500 years before the Greek guy we erroneously give it's name to.

[@sirbattlecat]

Regarding the Romanian artifact - if metal is melted, and generally found in the ground, wouldn't it make sense that it dates far back even if it was only melted and shaped "recently"?

[@truthmatters4850]

Have you ever noticed that there's no burn mark's in dark room's in.. Human built dwellings...they had to be using something..???

[@dammitanothername]

Like in some of the pyramids, where there isn't enough oxygen to support torches?

[@mmqqq8246]

Mirrors and batteries ...google oldest battery

[@DanielTaylorOCMD]

@@dammitanothername Both claims fully debunked, there is plenty of oxygen for a flame and they used oil burning lamps that did not produce a sooty smoke.

[@warringtonfaust1088]

Rhode Island Starfish. Pictures shown indicate the object is assembled with nuts and bolts. It would seem an obvious move to measure the threads on the nuts and bolts to see if they correspond to "inch" or "metric" sizes.

[@nofool9621]

About time we accept wholeheartedly that there are some things in this world that we cannot and may never be able to explain or prove beyond a shadow of a doubt but which exists and are real.

[@cptcosmo]

Makes you wonder what was lost in the burning of the Library at Alexandria...

[@t.r.stevens9984]

Aiud object: An aluminum wedge found in 1974 in the Mureș River in central Romania, near the town of Aiud; it is claimed by Romanian UFOlogists to be of ancient and/or extraterrestrial origin,[34] yet it is more likely a fragment of modern machinery lost during excavation work.[35]

[@metaspectivate]

The aluminium item has a thick patina layer across it - how do you explain that? Also, what modern machinery has an aluminium part like that?

[@warringtonfaust1088]

@@metaspectivate It seems to me , that some years ago, and aluminum arrowhead was discovered in Peru. It was discredited because of the fact it was aluminum.

[@DanielTaylorOCMD]

Without going into any detail at all one can apply Occam's razor and say that since there were no sources of aluminum with the purity of the sample found from the time period that the piece is claimed to have come from and that it is common today, most likely the piece is from the modern era.

[@ppg2358]

Please describe more about vimana. Ancient Indian🇮🇳 flying objects.❤❤❤

[@Jboneabs3445]

Wait. Wait . The kings son was named king Hassahardon?

[@seanevertts2735]

I thought prehistoric UFOs were made out of wood and stone.

[@hiker919]

Sean the kind of ufo flown by ancient neanderthals was made of stone and wood.

[@seanevertts2735]

@@hiker919 i should have known

[@ppg2358]

1500 years rust free. PROUD TO BE AN INDIAN🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳👍👍👍❤❤❤

[@carlthornton3076]

Very Good!

[@davidlong4351]

The clamps are used in what is megalithic structures created around 12,000 years ago. Forgotten technology. They had very sophisticated machinery back then as shown with the precision tooling marks found on megalithic structures.

[@willardhooton920]

All true!

[@jelink22]

Oh yeah? Where is that machinery? Why would it not survive, but the clamps did?

[@PunchClock]

it's quite possible the sky stone is chipped off the dome that covers the earth : )

[@al2207]

sorry delusional flatard

[@Cretaal]

Trololo

[@dat2ra]

Those "metal clamps" are actually poured-in-place, bronze or lead dove-tail style "keys". They hold the blocks in place but do not apply compression.

[@ngbaz8545]

you should check in The tomb of Shiva and the Queen of Sheba, not inside the tomb but their burial place.

[@larryrivers2752]

That aluminum piece looks like half of a u-joint. If so it would have been used to transfer power from some sort of power plant to some kind of machine, thousands or years ago!

[@MysterMysteryHunter]

The iron pillar could have originally been used as a battering ram ;)

[@bethbartlett5692]

Those Persians were truly an advanced civilization and they were quite mature minded, allowing people to practice their Beliefs w/o restrictions or prejudices. Alexander is not my favorite Greek Guy. 😶

[@peraltarc]

Persians twice tried to conquer the Greeks. seems just that the Macedonians conquered the Persians

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

Yeah, keep swallowing that Myth. Persians conquered and stole the Tech (just like every other conqueror) and claimed it as their own (just like every other conqueror).

[@randomhuman1965]

Best one I've seen in some time.

[@TheKingofkrypton]

The best theory I've read for the Baghdad Battery is that it was likely used for electroplating. If they found the right materials to yield even a slight current they would have stumbled on it with no knowledge of the concept of electricity. That would've made it useful in a display of arcane knowledge, or the appearance of such knowledge anyway, and useful in religious contexts or even just as a flex for leadership individuals if they kept the secret to a select few.

[@gregeads6124]

I bet the star shaped buildings were monuments to the stars or maybe for tracking the sky.

[@markrowland1366]

The metal masonry clamps of the Pathanon are of steel and are protected from the weather by lead that must have been poured onto the steel and hammered to seal against masonry.

[@dat2ra]

Not steel. Lead and bronze.

[@charlessmith3940]

#2- metal clamps. With zero clamps still present those imprints could of easily been wood, or some other material. If a few still existed it would only prove those specific sites had them

[@AvnerRosenstein-ULTRA-LXV]

lmao he said Esar hard on. Not once but twice. Then spoke it properly Esar-Haddon.

[@harryzero1566]

Said Mr Hardon's name three different ways. Lazy up loaders using bot script readers.

[@reencollett6835]

It was obviously his little joke

[@StarDarkAshes]

I don't think a small metal clamp does any good or is necessary for keeping a multi ton block in place

[@viciousyeen6644]

It works like a chain with all other clamps, the forces were distributed along the stones into the walls. Similar to how a bridge works

[@andriesscheper2022]

12000 degrees C? Never! And by the way:spermwhales dive to depts of 3000 meters. Or maybe that seafloor was land when the Dino's roamed the earth!

[@jelink22]

12000 C is MUCH hotter than the surface of the Sun.

[@VaxtorT]

Prior to the Biblical Flood there was more land tha oceans.....as well the Flood was very disruptive, plate tectonics to the extreme...it wasn't just rain.

[@ianwilkinson2731]

The blue “stone” was cooked by Walter and dropped while escaping the Salamanca’s another mystery solved 🦧

[@hiker919]

The aluminum hunk is just so obvious. Its modern aluminum that got buried at some point maybe 75 years ago.

[@zenolachance1181]

Mount for a loran Coastal navigation system that was being developed during World War II it was used until the GPS system went online in the late 1980's to 1990's

[@ericdebord]

The iron pole has been x-rayed and it's NOT one solid piece. It's actually many different pours and is layered like metal pancakes.

[@doncarlodivargas5497]

People in ancient times must have been pretty stupid making axes in aluminium, perhaps they had weak arms?

[@snowmiaow]

Battery was used for electroplating

[@annasoughpakiam9286]

You can see these being used in India in ancient times n the evidence is still clear in many ancient structures.

[@violinmaker4271]

The Bon tradition can be traced back 18,000 years???

[@clairpahlavi8830]

The Bahn? Objects are nearly all recognizable as ancient sky plasma formations. One of them was identical to the representation of Zeus's thunderbolts as crafted by the ancient Greek artists.

[@michaelhandy4968]

We like to think we know our planets past. We haven't got a clue

[@bjlmc13]

Godzilla left the footprints !!!

[@LightningTop12]

that well my friend, are you kidding me?

[@alforbes1802]

The existence of these self locking metal stabilizers is simple: Necessity is the mother of invention. Any two of these although half a world apart are the natural product of at least two minds with much in common.

[@littledikkins2]

What ever left those ''foot prints'' in that sea bottom were not human as they only had 4 toes.

[@jeremyray010]

1:46 bird flu behind the pillar but didn't come out the other side. 🤔

[@thinker1056]

The pre-flood world was far more advanced than you can possibly comprehend there is no such thing as Cro-Magnon that was the antediluvian man with a 20% larger cranium. Giving him better intelligence that we have now. That's astutely obvious

[@martyzielinski1442]

Whales have larger brains than ours. Why haven’t they cured cancer or solved climate change?

[@bryanergau6682]

@@martyzielinski1442 cuz they don't have doctors or thermometers

[@richardatkins7375]

Put that Bag Dad Battery with the Dendaira "Bulb" and see if they work! think it will.

[@richardkirka5977]

Baghdad battery: first use of electroplating precious metals onto base metals. The plating solution depends on the two metals, but the electrons that provide the DC voltage would be whatever they found that was most efficient. Stainless steel: a hard-to-make specialized steel that meant it was a high-tech secret formula. The crudest impurities were hammered out of the laminated strips used as the basis of "damascus" steel. The more exotic elements required higher termperatures, or impact, but were of smaller physical size. The idea was to pound impurities to either remove them, or get them into sizes that did not threaten inclusions that would hurt the desired product. It would take lots of skill, secret formulas, and someone to pay the bill. But it would be worth it for the most elite applications. Even today, stainless single-crystal supersteels cost thousands of dollars per kilo, but are worth it to let jet engines run faster, hotter, and safer.

[@briansmutti]

please lose the annoying music it is not pleasant

[@f87115]

We’ve been here before we will be here again , 600 years from now we will not know a dribble of our true history from today , write it in stone and hope they can read it Bc all this electronic info goes away with a snap of a finger(switch to clip from endgame) good movie actually says a lot about our real world and how quickly it can go away … love you all

[@NathanHassall]

can you loop the same song for 14minutes please. thanks

[@miketlane]

Artifacts That Really Exist.....how do they rarely exisit.....do they vanish for awhile then reappear?

[@minustheherd8572]

Darkness prevails?!?! Or am I going nuts?!

[@peskylogicchillinsky6007Futube]

for platnium n steel they could use volcanoes?

[@arya4280]

I have answer for that cubes they are formed as a rituals in India were they in ancient times they believe if they been dumped in to the river they will get bless and the negativity around them will be vanashi by the god Rahu Ketu and Goddess laxmi mata will bless them with good fortune. The alphabet written on them where अ आ इ are marathi alphabets like a b c d...its know as bara khadi and the numbers written on it is jotish numbers (astrological numbers).I lived in worlds best place and that's India.

[@gregeads6124]

You know what a prehistoric ufo is? A ufo

[@deanrichardson4712]

Starfish is someone's alloy wheel.

[@brydonjesse]

We should deconstruct carefully n test some of the metal from the Indian hindu temples still standing please!

[@justgivemethetruth]

How do you know those clamps were steel and not wooden?

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

A piece of wood, no matter it's hardness, would not have the strength to hold 10 to 60 ton stones together.

[@BeeBlueAmerica]

They tested it, dua

[@justgivemethetruth]

@@BeeBlueAmerica Testing what? There is nothing there?

[@TLowe-kz5kz]

Sheep are cute,........ but if you are allergic to wool...... no-wool o socks anything else🤧

[@gerry5134]

I wonder what the star shaped towers were for !🤔

[@riklangham6739]

EATHQUAKE PROOFING OF DWELLINGS . THEY ARE HIGH AS HARD GROUND IS SCARCE . THEY HAVE SURVIVED EATHQUAKES WHEN ALL OTHER SURROUNDING BUILDINGS FELL .

[@gerry5134]

@@riklangham6739 Was there a building on top of the tower ?

[@riklangham6739]

@@gerry5134 People dwelt inside . STAY WELL .

[@anything6398]

How do you know whales don't go down two miles?

[@gerry5134]

The cubes look like printing blocks

[@dammitanothername]

None of these are particularly exciting. There is one artifact that has got my attention. some guy had a piece of metal pulled out of his body. Tiny. But it wasn't rejected by his body, in fact nerves started to integrate w/ it, and it wasn't from an accident. The metal was analyzed and was found to have isotopes not originating from this planet (or supposedly solar system). It's probably it came from far across the galaxy, or another galaxy. the interviews w/ scientists.. you can see them have *i shat my pants* moments when they really consider the only possibilities. It won't fit in this channel's format b/c there aren't enough opportunities for random pictures to entertain people.

[@willardhooton920]

Metals in the the “probe” are thought to be meteoric iron in fact!

[@jelink22]

I bet over your lifetime you have shat your pants many times.

[@richardatkins7375]

Those H blocks and the others are made of Dyerite. Only Diamond is harder. So who melted the stones?

[@maxturner1936]

That is not a foot print. I could explain but it is very long

[@steveengelmann8518]

Explain, please.

[@silversurfer3202]

Underwater footprints... Godzilla. Metal starfish? Automotive hub caps.. Mystery solved.😡😡😠

[@LightningTop12]

Why do you say that, I do not understand, explain!

[@knotzed]

11:00 weird because india used to get their steel from the mali empire

[@gein2287]

The Romanian object is a tooth from a digger circa 1960.

[@MTRR]

Yep let's magnet fish for lead .... tell the truth ... and check your facts ....

[@davidclark9143]

Science don’t hide things from us just bc you cannot explain it!!!

[@christinearmington]

KAIGU!! 😱😳😬

[@tesssanders7993]

"There were giants on the earth in those days...."

[@iulianispas8634]

was not steel in the clamps just iron with high content of lead and had lower melting point the Parthenon was demolished by Turks for the clamps

[@jelink22]

The VENITIANS bombarded the Parthenon because the TURKS were using it for gunpowder storage. DERP.

[@iulianispas8634]

@@jelink22 doesn't matter the reason will you bomb British museum if use as armaments' deposit ?

[@Eirexeyes]

The game Subnautica is really creepy when you dive down really deep. The darkness is blacker than black and the sounds creep the hell out of me. Just thought I'd bring this up. The deep ocean is really creepy the deeper that you go and I thought that Subnautica really brings it life. The sound editor and art editor really did a great job on the game.

[@bsfbestshortfilmsonyoutube]

i was programmed by religious beliefs. those rocks are parts of flying blue angels.

[@gamersplaygroundliquidm3th526]

ummm ? Id say they forgot how to make the stainless steel probably during the dark ages, imagine if those almost 10 centuries were lost to the dark ages. Imagine how much further alomng technology wise

[@ronbuckner8179]

Whales don't walk. It was Godzilla!

[@Chuxgold]

They did not cut all those huge stones with harder rock and copper?

[@patriciagerresheim2500]

Undersea footprints: Couldn't it be possible that they were made at a time when what is seabed was actually above water? The current size of the prints isn't necessarily indicative of the size they were when the creature in question made them, probably in a mudflat that later hardened and was subsequently covered by rising tides. Erosion over time could have worn and distorted them to the size they are now.l

[@emileriksen2074]

The qubes if you calculate every line or diagonal you get the number 36 or reduced 9 15+8+13 = 36 10+12+14 = 36 11+16+9 = 36 15+12+9 = 36 13+12+11 = 36 15+10+11 = 36 8+12+16 = 36 13+14+9 = 36 the cube : 15 | 08 | 13 10 | 12 | 14 11 | 16 | 09