No One Had to See THIS! If Workers Hadn't Filmed THIS, NO ONE Would Have Believed It! Top 20

No One Had to See THIS! If Workers Hadn't Filmed THIS, NO ONE Would Have Believed It! Top 20
As the saying goes, luck is also a skill, and sometimes people who experience it make incredible discoveries. There are those who have been fortunate enough to unearth unique items that would later be described in history textbooks. In this video, we have compiled 20 of the most astonishing and random historical discoveries for you.
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[@herbertmitchelljr9212]

I love the way you speak and explain everything that you are talking about, you tell some wonderful stories. Keep up the good work.

[@josabo7078]

Well done! Waiting for more!😊

[@vadimbellous8313]

Researchers prepared a stew out of a 36,000-year-old bison calf? What? How was that even allowed? That is beyond disgusting, and I'm a prodigious meat eater. Then again, humans (Swedes, which surprised me a bit, I would have guessed Icelanders) produce and eat canned rotting fish called Surströmming and call it a delicacy. Not to mention the not-so-surprising Chinese delicacy of rotting eggs called Century egg.😳🤢🤮😵

[@weezerboyz123456789]

Wonderful

[@te_ne._._._23.3]

Great video😎😎😎

[@johnnisshansen]

no explanation of front picture of a cranium

[@user-fj9fm8fq4t]

Oh they'll go back and dig it back up

[@user-fj9fm8fq4t]

I'd like to know how many years apart each one of those ancient recorded family members or how many years they lived

[@emmettwoodson9591]

I want to see a video of the giant skull that they found in the first picture that draw me into this article in the first place not a bunch of other stupid s*** that has nothing to do with the giant skull that suckered me in the first place

[@SherryRector]

Thanks for letting me know that I’m not gonna see that big monster head and this is all just a bunch of crap to draw a sad and I fall for it all the time I’m done with it

[@dooleyvanderbyl9385]

Hope for more very interesting information thank you 🙏❤👍

[@user-fj9fm8fq4t]

This was a family tree

[@johntakolander8613]

I spotted a mistake? The sunken ship, allegedly 2500 years old had cannon ports! No Way! Correct this mistake.

[@GeorgeSmith-ce3nh]

😅😅😅😅 Oh

[@johntakolander8613]

The "Cargo ship" in the end looks more like a passenger ship to me?

[@scottgust9709]

ce, bce? nobody uses this except woke weirdos..

[@waynemetevia7983]

Yeah I'm wondering what ce and bce is supposed to mean.

[@mogeking56]

We need to get drunk 🥴 more often 🧌 maybe we could find more Egyptian gold 🫤😵‍💫