The Most Mind-Blowing Artifacts Ever Found?

Some of the most peculiar , jaw-dropping, and indeed baffling ancient relics to have so far ever been retrieved from shipwrecks, stumbled across after being buried for millenia of found in the collections of very old family lines.
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[@rickkinsman7400]

Ref; the aluminum oopart found in Romania. Having spent most of my working life operating excavators and other heavy equipment in mines, I can say without any hesitation that this item would not last two minutes if fitted to the shovel or bucket of any earthmoving equipment. So that explanation can be discounted as an explanation of its possible uses.

[@oldogre5999]

Reminds me very much of the locking pawl of a Locomotive Jack!

[@warren888888]

Not a beet digger? Well no beets for you! It looks a little half-assed in construction because the big hole in the center looks off center a bit! Like the BMW’s from the 80’s where the exhaust is slightly off center, not enough to look like they did it on purpose, but like they missed the mark and did it on accident!

[@jthepickle7]

"clamps" were not poured into an existing mortise, they were forged, heat treated ad the formed clamps were then mortised into the joint between two stones. The blacksmith would understand that ferrous metals are slowly cooled or quickly quenched depending on the requirement. Pouring molten steel into a cold, stone mortise leaves the metal both too brittle and too soft, as cooling is unsystematized.

[@occamsrazor9183]

Certainly many pole shifts and cycles, certain figurines do not even resemble us, it is stretching the mind that today only the 10-12k years ago is debated, let alone hundreds of millions of years...

[@lightbeings6243]

Hm

[@charlesroer972]

No at all . Planet Earth gets blasted back to start over . How many times now ? No one knows . Just the findings all over the globe clearly demonstrate that , it’s a time and again process . This won’t end very soon !

[@ChadBoss-qr4hl]

Hundreds of millions of years might be more logical. Even in the mainstream scientific narrative they allow for anatomically identical humans as far back as 300,000 years ago. That means that 300,000 years ago there were people with the exact same mental capabilities as you and I. If it takes 10-20K years for humans to progress from primitive to industrial, and 10-20K years to “erase” all traces of anything humans could create, that means there could have been as many as 5 or 6 advanced civilizations in the accepted timeline. Also, if you think about where knowledge of astronomy comes from, specifically knowledge of precession, just to be aware that there is a zodiacal cycle would take an extraordinarily long time to achieve just by observing the stars. At a bare minimum you would need to first notice that it takes 72 years for the constellations to shift in the sky by one degree. It would probably need to shift by quite a few degrees before anyone even noticed, so maybe 500-1000 years of good civilized observation and record keeping just to confirm that the stars have moved in the sky. Mind you this is all happening when people are supposedly no different than starving apes pounding their poop with a rock. And THEN after you’ve noticed things move around up there it would take 25,000 years to get through one cycle. Of course, you wouldn’t know it’s a cycle yet- There would be no reason to think it was a cycle, so you would have to have records of observations through 2 or more precessional cycles, before you realized what was going on. Point is, in order to get to the point where we would build things like Stone Henge, for example, you would need at least 26,000 years of recorded scientific observations, and that’s IF you worked it out that it even WAS cyclical on the first guess. Of course, in ancient Sumerian writings they say the Annunaki did it by living on the moon and observing the solar system for a few “shar” (a shar was 3600 earth years).

[@jannhebrank]

it boggles my mind how footprints could be preserved. I sit for a long time trying to consider all instances where that might happen. Then I am very puzzled over how they were discovered. such findings have got to be amazing to the person

[@oldogre5999]

That "Wedge" at 7:28 looks all the world like a pawl or tooth in a Locomotive Jack we used back in the 1970s through the 80's and 90's it could be older than that too. but it's exactly what it looks like. It looks like the tooth that engages in the rack that goes up and down that does the lifting, well as you lift the square shaft up in the jack this tooth would engage in the teeth cut into the back of the lifting shaft to keep it from falling back down. You can find images of these jacks online.

[@j.pershing2197]

Hmm. Interesting. Tracks are still very economical. Why wouldnt they ha e been before now. Mankind has amnesia dont we?

[@oldogre5999]

@@j.pershing2197 They could have had Tracks for vehicles but I was thinking along the lines of them having industrial sized Jacks... For lifting incredibly large things. One of these Jacks could not only lift a steel Rail into place but it could lift one side of a fully loaded Boxcar as well.

[@ChadBoss-qr4hl]

@@oldogre5999 So very large things… like a 2 ton stone? Could that be the key to how they lifted all these impossible stones?

[@oldogre5999]

@@ChadBoss-qr4hl Kind of what I am wondering, many of those stones have little nubbins sticking out. Is that to lift up on? Others have places for beams to fit into.... But some of those stones, I just cant see being lifted by jacks! They are so huge and heavy! I think civilizations have existed on Earth far longer than science wants to admit!

[@knallpistolen]

really, made from aluminium ?

[@michelbrown1060]

A few years ago, a good friend experiencing time regression hypnosis, asked to relive her first life on earth. . . She ended up wearing a full astronaut suit and getting out of her craft, the people were kneeling before her in adoration and respect. .

[@ChadBoss-qr4hl]

Not that I doubt your friend, but I always find it interesting whenever people do these sorts of thing and they are always someone important in the past life. If you think about it, the vast majority of people are unimportant, so it would stand to reason that the vast majority of past life regression reports should be similar. However, like I said, I’m not doubting your friend, and that is a cool story nevertheless.

[@michelbrown1060]

@@ChadBoss-qr4hl Most human can be "ordinary " at first glance but in their mind, they all live extraordinary lives . . I have a Tambour Unité , a large drum 68" height and 22" width. .with a rack to install it over a massage table. and many friends who live the experience come back feeling really great, . " alligned " not sure of what it means. . . And a few come back with vision of Cristal Temples, pastels lights and cristaline sounds and light beings. . .. another, she went to the Land of the Middle ( Chamanic place) riding a dragon , alongside a Unicorn. . She received some teaching from an old Merlin character . . . . She came back extremly emotive with tears in her eyes, she had a unique and grand experience. . One other, she found herself in an armour, riding a gigantic elephant in a grand scale war. . with spears, bow and arrow. . . . We all lived many lives and revisiting them can be a very enlightning experience and for some, seeing yourself face to face with a good neighbor , then seeing in a vision that this guy killed you and your father a long time ago to take your mother that was so beautifull. . back then. . . This guy, felt intense rage towards his neighbor who had no idea whatsoever of the reason why his neighbor felt this animosity . .towards him. . .. .

[@peg530]

​@@ChadBoss-qr4hl One of my past lives, I was a sailor on a whaling ship. Went overboard in a bad storm. Another, I was an elderly Am. Indian woman that lost her husband and could not take it any longer so I went out into a winter storm and died. None of my lives are extraordinary at all, just simply important to me.

[@TheEnigmaUniverse-vt2pm]

Your channel continues to astonish me with its wealth of wisdom and insight. I'm truly grateful for the enlightenment you provide.

[@phlebgrl6064]

Happy New Year Mystery History! I am enjoying this episode a little after midnight in Orange County, New York! May your New Year be filled with health, happiness and love, the most important things in life! 🎊 🎉

[@bugvswindshield]

Happy New year!

[@default_user_id]

Happy New Year to you too!😊

[@mrsstoopid8723]

I wish they would just tell the truth. It might be crazy for the first 20 years after the truth but we would all band together to achieve the knowledge we lost.

[@CW-ee5ih]

Metal “clamps” are in fact not clamps at all. They were used to bind granitic stones together electrically in order for them to be melted and formed together using heat produced by very high voyage and amperage. The idea that such puny straps could have held gigantic and enormously heavy boulders in place over eons is not possible.

[@j.pershing2197]

Ah. You see the blisters, melted rock and other electrical anomalies as well? They were mastering electricity for some purposes we havent quite concieved yet. Who knows maybe earths current climate wont allow this. Quick bit of neat info. The deep bore holes...at the bottoms they stop because the drills wont bite. The granite is like rubber.

[@userfriendly67]

Dryer the climate the higher the static

[@userfriendly67]

Somehow made concrete granite bricks enormous, and to form.....

[@userfriendly67]

At time slot 41:11 shoe print, how about diving boot for diving suit to better understand the overwhelming Waters that were approaching them they would want a great study

[@t0mn8r35]

"Highly compelling" count : 4. This one was very interesting and I enjoy all of your videos.

[@kevinfoster1138]

That chair with the figga in it that they stretched into a hang glider is sooo cool!! Maybe it's a chair with a shade blocking the sun, that would have been awesome to have!

[@geirbalderson9697]

The click bait picture never lives up to the hype. I should have learned my lesson.

[@MathiasPetersen-oj3nj]

Dieser Aluminiumkeil ist echt und ebenso auch das geschätzte alter von diesen Gegenstand. Es bleiben nur zwei Möglichkeiten übrig wenn wir Fälschung 100% ausschließen können. 1. Landebein eines Raumfahrzeugs. 2. Eine ältere uns unbekannte Zivilisation von den wenn überhaupt nur Fabeln oder legenden übriggeblieben sind. Aber mal angenommen der Keil währe eine Fälschung, gibt es doch tausende und abertausende andere Gegenstände die dasselbe aufzeigen das die ferne Vergangenheit völlig anders war als die offizielle Geschichtsschreibung. Hinzu kommt noch merkwürdige Bautechniken die selbst mit heutiger Technik problematisch währen .😊😊😊

[@chefscorner7063]

I've seen a bunch of these and this one showed me 1 new thing. I hadn't heard about the shoe print that showed some of the stitching pattern. So maybe worth a watch, not like it was bad.

[@soarhightodayworkshop]

If you look at that crystal skull, it has the nerve crown on in the inside and in the frontal lobe section, it is like the crown of thorns we all have inside our skulls, plus the brain is pushed forward, and who carves a lip and noes all squashed in, really look at it, it was petrified . The very first skull no the second or large one, plus really who carves nerves inside and o how would they do that without tool marks, I question everything said about that.

[@bradymiller9096]

cant imagine anyone using aluminum as an equipment tooth. way too soft and expensive for that to be practical

[@j.pershing2197]

I think its meant to make u think about the tooling not that IT was for that

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

Thank you so much for sharing such fascinating videos about the mysteries of the universe! I'm always in awe of the wonders that exist beyond our planet.

[@stej101]

clicked because the thumbnail was really appealing, presume its a generated image, very appealing

[@motownbiker92]

At 6:11 I agree with the video, the artifact looks like a tooth from an ancient boring or earth moving machine.

[@jerrykwarner6713]

I don't know how familiar you are with the Hopi Native American Tribe. The Hopi believe that this is the 4th age of man. This means that there have been 3 previous extinction events in the past that made man start over again from square one.

[@millawitt1882]

I’ve also heard of studies which tells that our timeline of MAN could have come and gone 9 TIMES!😮 and in a way it actually makes sense👍

[@davidcadieux6702]

The Cretan lens where used by the Minoans used them for reading small inventory seals on clay jars or other inventory items to know who it belonged to

[@j.pershing2197]

Just to let the viewers know. This channel was demonitized. They dont have the financial resources to create bountiful content. Theyre trying to keep giving us something even if it is re-runs. Its not very polite or necessary to be hateful or dismissive. Do unto others as you would have others do unto you!

[@codetech5598]

Dating methods ae not accurate.

[@moranmike36]

Good stuff!

[@bennyodinsson23]

Those swords are rad! Maybe the glass in Israel was made by a solar flare? That wedge is anomalous, it is obviously very old from the weathering and its obviously been manufactured.

[@chrisrakozy2412]

Archeology is art and science.

[@harrywalker968]

beths glass.. if there was 1,, there was more.. so, with the known time line of the ancients,, this has to be at least 13k old..

[@simonbroberg969]

Nothing odd about the Ulfberht blades, Domascus steel was around then, and the Norse were trading with them 13th Warrior was written in 922 AD. So not out of place at all.

[@davecollins1998]

Fascinating

[@davidwillis5016]

Thanks again 0:07

[@user-ly9eu9gy5e]

2.09 min: Petralona cave. Greek mythology mentions three different cataclysms. Logically, these memories go back millions of years. 4.02 minute: Exactly this type of statuettes also exists in the museum of Aegina, in Greece.

[@kw8295]

19:42 that looks like one of those secret pull-out doorway chambers. like those collapsible bleachers ya know? could lead to something

[@raybenham6152]

How many ways can you tell the same story?

[@mrink9818]

23:36 and 23:46 minutes of this video. I don't know if you know that you showed, 2 enormous faces in the mountain/rock/cave. The first is the compleet floor of this cave (23:36), from left to right I see forehead, eyes, nose, lips, chin and then the neck never seems to end and its all completely horizontal. The second face I see (23:46) in a 40 degree angle facing up, again I see the neck which never end from the bottom of the screen, going up in a 70 degree angle, than (at about 70% of your screen following this rock upwards) the chin, the lips, a nose, clear eyes. As if his head rest between the rest of the rocks. I mentioned it because you didn't 😉 thx for the video 👋🖐👋🖐👋🖐

[@keithjames5676]

Hay , that wedge you found is a tooth off of the tools you are looking for that made all those marks on the rocks all over the world , in all these temples you study all the time ,?????

[@jaemegrrl]

That’s a good connection.. u neva know.

[@pernielsen9812]

It is from a landing wessell. One of the wessels landing legs now missing one of its moweing fots

[@nathaniel4756]

At 7 mins. The aluminum wedge.could it possibly have anything todo with the scoop marks that are found all over.just a thought. Aluminum is also a soft metal so prolly not.

[@rickc.bortner7293]

Why isn’t anyone talking about the retaining wall made up of gigantic stones that’s next to monument park?

[@michelbrown1060]

True Cristal skull are memory bank of ancient civilisation. .

[@melaniebrown6923]

The aluminium, (pronounced a loom in um) for the narrator, wedge with ears and a hole? Could it be a door locking mechanism? Hinge swings wedge into door crack and holes peg lock in place? I’m so intrigued by this! Xo

[@williamhill4573]

That's how they pronounce it across the pond he doesn't sound like he is but yeah its annoying

[@wassiswallylokhankin191]

8:17 No mystery whatsoever. It's the mastodon's denture.

[@robertjones1730]

I'm starting to get tired of the run-on sentence dialog. I'm interested in seeing the video but if the dialog is so difficult to follow along because of sentences that seemingly never end it's difficult to understand what to hell is being said, and that, I find highly uncompelling

[@MikeS-um1nm]

Yeah that first voice was pretty sickening.

[@tragene2250]

I do not believe the wedge would be for a digging rig. It would too weak to actually dig anything other than soft dirt. If it is modern, someone should know pretty quickly what it is.

[@markcollard9326]

Footing for an old ladder.

[@AndreEto-lx3su]

Instead of a paraglider or something else, looks more like a torture method.

[@andrew.hamsterdad]

this is new stuff to a great many just now figuring it all out have patience

[@jeffreyk5734]

Roger Spurr's ground-breaking findings cast the dating of pretty much any and all Rock's in serious question. Making any reliance of Rock Strata or Sentiment layers highly suspect. They are not a valid means whatsoever of determining the age of the earth. Totally misinterpreted by Mainstream Science for the better part of the past 200 years.

[@mebanecheek2348]

The facts that we're to stupid to see is the only problem I noticed in 3rd grade and by 6th grade I knew it was all B's

[@josiefrench3520]

Looks like a part of a sewing machine

[@seaw2992]

The aluminum wedge looks like a door dog from a ship or aircraft. Normally had some around the perimeters of a door and controlled by a series of rods and a handle or a hand crank....?

[@userfriendly67]

Was thinking that the past residence of this Earth knew more about the oceans, and seas then we do today in these devices that they claim to be space suits they look more like diving suits deep water, if they could build such buildings and having more Superior thought process of doing things it would seem to me that they would want to understand the oceans before they understood the space unlike us clean up your own backyard... I'm expecting to see a lot more waterworks theology beings that they were being surrounded by water on all sides. Seems like as soon as they were getting a good bead on life and their surroundings they were overcome buy horrific waves of bad luck and misfortunes!!!!!!!!!! And I find this thought highly compelling

[@prayinghard8526]

looks as it can go into water vs air makes me wonder if it could be a submarine

[@project-unifiedfreepeoples]

If we do not find the answers in this life, perhaps we will open the keys in a parallel universe upon death or rebirth. I dare not say, that we may never know, I know we will, it depends on which life we find out.

[@ravendove8126]

I believe the Bible when it says “There is nothing new under the sun”

[@areneesouder]

Don't believe everything it says, because it's a fact that it's been altered thousands of times. Just sayin'

[@harrywalker968]

heres a vid, to debunk,,the bible,, seeing the concept of it was stolen from the real, documentation, in ethiopia, plus,,theres a real copy, in the vatican vaults,,never to be seen.. or religion would cease to exist.. anyhoo.. the bible is a book of bs.. fact.. if you have a brain,, watch . viper tv sumerian tablets.. then,, bin, that book of bs..

[@userfriendly67]

At time slot 41:11 shoe print, how about diving boot for diving suit to better understand the overwhelming Waters that were approaching them they would want a great study

[@MissMarshall]

A++

[@robertnorman4306]

The object 11.000 years ago looks very much digging device

[@julicooke4266]

it's the foot of a stabliserr from a crane

[@seasidewildbirdrescuetampa9372]

My last trip I lost my I-phone 8. It had all my best numbers.

[@geoffwright1255]

Just goes to show, it's safer not to carry your mobile when dropping acid. Coke is a good number, I'm told.

[@julicooke4266]

how were the lenses polished

[@dukromeo]

how are we supposed to figure out anything when you can't even use the word "conspiracy" correctly? spare me.

[@mebanecheek2348]

The book tells us but we still in wow 😳 like it's amazing the history books are wrong

[@robertsaylor7380]

Looks like a backhoe footpad for the back jacks

[@sharronarturi7958]

I will watch all the videos, I don’t have to believe it all😂lol 😮but wow ancient🤷‍♀️

[@friguy4444]

31:51 These are proof of the world wide flood. IMHO. Not of great age.

[@miguelduhamel3394]

Great video 👍🏼🏁🌎

[@davideugene7001]

Radio carbon dating, used to date these, is a frawd. Lye.

[@WillOM-bi7so]

That wedge is from a modern day JCB.. it snapped off and fell in the river, then got washed down with the bones.. 🙄

[@accusationChair]

Aluminium is actually aluminum

[@harrywalker968]

CLAMPS.. the thing is,, most were in granite,,you need tungsten carbide, diamond, or lazer, to cut it..

[@jimspear3033]

The wedge could be a part from a vtol aircract, or a part from a large animal butchering machine. Perhaps paleo food hunting was done by previous advanced civilization?

[@MadeInMichigan]

i really want to like these videos, but it's like you guys aren't even trying.

[@timpatterson5905]

Quit putting click bait up and put some effort into finding new stuff what about bosina pyramid up date real update we're pretty loyal but your pushing it you got nothing but reruns

[@booytjie]

all easily explained by a young earth of around 7000 years old and global flood

[@stevenbates7451]

9:27 of the video you refer to it as a wedge of iron. So is it aluminum or iron. This is what makes these claims not credible.

[@iamgriff]

I am done with the clickbait re-runs. I have unsubscribed.

[@tauras3108]

Then you go out and get some new material. I’m sure we’ll be waiting as long as the age of those artefacts shown .

[@e.s.9285]

Yep. Just chopped up history Channel clips.

[@burrger2007]

Me too! 🤨

[@dextermorgan1]

"Well, bye."

[@jessemills3845]

Waah!

[@RobertJohns-sp2kf]

Nobody puts aluminium teeth on a bucket .

[@user-fv5st1po8s]

It's ancient farming equipment for sure

[@user-fv5st1po8s]

I love this guy/gal

[@user-fv5st1po8s]

If you found out this maker is 19 would that impress?

[@paulroberts7429]

Architecture, Astronomy and religion/shamanism are the most populist, competition was a driver of social evolution Egyptian Pharaoh's are good example of this in trying to out do the previous Pharaoh, Ramesses used earlier Pharaoh's poor workmanship as his own, they never written many record's because knowledge was wealth, every Greek superstar who schooled in Egypt became savants Pythagoras, Archimedes, Thales of Miletus all noble prize winners if born today.

[@solstice1977]

You should probably do a little research on nobel prize winners. I mean, real research.

[@paulroberts7429]

@@solstice1977 Nobel prize for physics is perhaps the oldest Over much of the past, Chemistry, Biology, and certain branches of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, Economic Sciences, take your pick, get off your high horse sunny.

[@chrisk7626]

The aluminum wedge I know of another one🎉 so many months back I was watching "Chris must list". He went into an ancient shop I believe in Afghanistan and asked to see the oldest stuff he had. He produced a bunch of old guns and things like that and swords. Then he produced a wedge just like that and said it was very very old they don't know how old🎉

[@libertyblueskyes2564]

So steam punk

[@friguy4444]

I personally don't see the big deal with the metal clamps. The bible tells us that Tubal was working with metals way back then already and the people that spread out from the Tower of Babbel would have all known about the technology so it was spread the world over.

[@mrink9818]

The big deal is according to history Columbus found America in about the year 1550, (which is already debunked but still our kids still learn this in class.) So how did they tell the people in America from the tower of Babbel? Or they could travel oceans which we did not know, or they could fly, it could be from the time all continents were still connected or the story of the Anunnaki could be true. It gives more understanding about where we came from.

[@HunGyilok]

if they were ''finded'' i am extraterestrial

[@julicooke4266]

who is collecting all these ooparts/?

[@efranlaboy554]

The photo in the name of this program can you send me all around photos please

[@sawgunn69]

thats called click bait

[@josephpennington6050]

This sucks rehashing

[@melissahicks7010]

Comment and opinion

[@sissyrayself7508]

Clickbait.

[@juneyshu6197]

Wolfbear sword? maybe.

[@user-jw8ec1ug1z]

They. Buctured the animals with it and used it to burn the fat oil from the animals looks like an old oil lamp

[@CW-ee5ih]

The “straps” inset into stones had nothing to do with holding anything in place. They were intended to bind the huge stones together electrically, much as grounding straps

[@TibiSitibira]

the matrix its man use and not man creating....... not the movie... but they mention there also... the one hidden in temple of osiris...or the one encoding in to abracadabra or in the famous story of adam & eve ..or in many others stories on this planet.... but .. y̶̡̢̙̘̗̼̯̰̅͂̍̽̆́͒̆̈́̀̉̕͠a̵̯̟͇͉͋̚͜ȁ̶̢̳̪̥͎̩̦̫͓͓̏͋͌̀̑̔̑̆̄͌̽̄̂̄͜ͅa̸̟̰̟̱̫͔̿̈́͋̿̒̍͊̂̋̆͜͝ͅ ̶͛̿.....knowing & believing are also different things.....atiki taki tiki tu 🌏 📡🌏 👣🕘 💎👽☠☼☾☄ゞど・ㇺㇾㇽ₪𝖎𝖙𝖎𝖇𝖎𝖗𝖆₪なめㇺㇾㇽ✶☥✨🌛🌄⊀✶⋊🐺🐾♓☆🐜🐜🐫▲▴◭

[@hansignals9593]

Great clickbait pic; I won’t bother to watch.

[@gladeloy3341]

It's effin a-loo-mi‐ num . Not al-yew-mi-nee‐um.

[@raylenewinkelman8921]

Landing foot.

[@clf8668]

May be aAxe missing handle no Aliens

[@dukromeo]

that's not a wedge. what are wedges used for? could that be used as a wedge? nope. w/e.

[@fredfarquar8301]

While I do enjoy the vast majority of your videos regardless of the oft-complained-about repetition, I cannot handle your mispronunciation of aluminum (ah-loo-min-um) as al-you-min-ee-um!! Stop it, please!!

[@jthepickle7]

You are an American and believe that all words should be pronounced in American English. The British pronounce the word in question as; aloominium. Sorry if that messes with your small world.

[@fredfarquar8301]

@@jthepickle7 Sorry, if it were supposed to be pronounced that way, it would be spelled ‘aluminium’ or (as you put it) ‘aloominium’. Your argument is as silly as if I tried to convince others that the correct pronunciation of the word ‘molybdenum’ was “molly be denim”!

[@jthepickle7]

Have it your way. though Australians, New Zealanders, the British and the continent of India may well disagree.

[@randomvidsbecauseimbored935]

​@jthepickle7 you beat me to it. I was just about to say this as well. Not all Americans get this one wrong, I myself am one. This person does not speak for the rest of us (perhaps the majority, though. Which is unfortunate)

[@happychappy492]

@@fredfarquar8301 I like the way you Americans say it and have started saying it that way myself

[@There-ought-to-be-clowns]

Wow. You sure have a lot of kooks. Kooky ideas. . I really dont like this kooky kind of stuff when kooky ideas are thrown out there.

[@jannhebrank]

if there is one then where are the other ones for the landing legs?