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The dinosaur mosaic shows the Greek word "krokadilopardelas," which literally means "spotted crocodile." Probably a reference to the Nile monitor, which is a largeish lizard with spots.

This channel has been around for years and the content is still just as good as new!

I once found an artifact that had gone missing in ancient times. I battled a giant spider.. well, a baby giant spider. Basically regular size, but you can just tell it would grow to be a giant. Escaped multiple traps, falling objects. And when I opened a mysterious trunk, there it was, my old branch saw. I really should clean my garage, haven't seen that thing in years.

Vikings raided Muslim-held Spain and the Mediterranean coast cities. During the bronze age, tin was mined in the British Isles and sold in the Middle East. There was a long time of contact between the Norse culture and the Arab culture. Vikings held Muslim slaves as well as others from different cultures. So, finding Arab trinkets is not a surprise.

Amber has had mystical beliefs around it for millennia. A seeming “stone”, though actually fossilized tree sap, it can be carved by hand and polished easily (I was a stone cutter for 30 years). It also has a unique and beautiful scent, which is released by heating or burning the amber. It was believed to offer protection or health benefits when carved into specific forms, or when the scent was inhaled.

Vikings were not only raiders and traders, but also mercenaries. In Turkey, for example, they worked as mercenaries and guards. The ring was probably a payment to a mercenary who didn't care what it said.

The viking coin in Maine most likely was traded or kept by an indigenous person...the tribes all thru there traded among themselves thru what is now newfoundland, new Brunswick and nova Scotia and Maine

Ksar Draa is thought to be an ancient prison constructed and positioned to stop prisoners escaping.

The “ancient computer” makes me wonder if it assumes the world is round and not the center of the solar system to predict astronomical alignments accurately?

A couple of points I'd like to make, one is a fact and one is really more of a theory. The first point is that, it is possible that the Earth being a sphere may not have been common knowledge in Europe if education was sub-par, but the Earth has been known by humanity to be spherical since the BCs. An ancient mathmatician named Eratosthenes used geometry to calculate the size and shape of the Earth with a surprisingly high level of accuracy before the year 0. My second thought, my theory, is that the ancient viking coin found in Maine likely was left there by vikings. Because, why would a later European bring a viking coin to the Americas? While there were no viking artifacts found near the coin, were there any later European artifacts found around it either? Since we know that vikings were exploring areas within a few hundred miles of the location where the coin was found, it is fairly likely that vikings had explored that area, and possibly didn't stay for long. Perhaps they dropped the coin as they were passing through? Maybe there is a site not far from there where there are viking artifacts still waiting to be discovered

Not related to the video and anything, but once upon a time a bird fell out of it's nest and we rescued it. After some time, we placed the bird back on the nest. Truly the moment of the city.. even if nobody knows about it.

I remember many years ago my high school history teacher joked around and said the Nazca lines were made by space alien teenagers tagging our planet with graffiti.

Did anyone else pick up on the intro at the end he went "augh"? I cracked up laughing lol 👇

i am considerably amazed indeed.

as a Greek person I can read it : ΚΡΟΚΟΔΙΛΟΠΑΡΔΑΛΙΣ CROCOLEOPARD I can translate it to English : Crocodile it used to be a type of crocodile , this is a proof that animals can change over time! Greece used to have Lynx. ΚΑΜΗΛΟΠΑΡΔΑΛΗ ΛΕΟΠΑΡΔΑΛΗ

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as an Ethiopian i believe the ark of the covenant is still in the saint mary of zion church near axum definitely.

The horns on Maximilian the 1st were hilarious

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0:38 walking with dinosaurs 2:15 ksar draa 3:54 the da Vinci globe 6:02 the skull of doom 8:16 the crying mummy 9:38 visiting Vikings 11:18 haunting helmets 13:10 a Vikings venture 14:33 holy hole-maker 16:50 Russian Atlantis 18:14 the ark of the covenant 19:43 the nazca lines 21:37 ceramic panic 23:41 forbidden gummy bear 25:23 the first computer

The first one isn't a dinosaur. It's a crocodile because there's a sight in ancient Greek that says crocodile.

Educated people knew the earth is a sphere since Eratosthenes (200 BCE). And there are no finds "that shouldn't exist", only some we still don't know enough about.

Interesting as always, I love what you do keep it up..

1:43 The word written next to the "dinosaur" says something like "crocodilian" or something like that, in Greek... So, I guess that the artist either wasn't so skilled or he never saw a crocodilian and made it based on descriptions of other people. No mystery here...

At 11:11 "Maine penny" There was a hole in it, but the outer piece broke off in recent times. This shows that it was used as a pendant of some type. Possibly given to some native American, and they punched a hole in it in war around their neck....

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23:43 both nostalgia and humor had be giggling the rest of the video, and just typing this! 🤣🤣❤

Getting a BE AMAZED notification, and seeing it's a new video, is the perfect way for me to relax ,after a busy hectic day, now life makes sense again hehe

this guys vids always help me fall asleep when i cant sleep

Just don't take any slabs. You know what'll come looking for it.

1:21 it says multicoloured crocodile

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The creature in the first topic, i think it is not to represent a real life animal, but an animal from mythology, and why am i saying that. Because right next to the creature it writes in greek ΚΡΟΚΟΔΙΛΟΠΑΡΔΑΛΙς [krokodilopArdalis], wich is a combined world, from the greek words κροκόδειλος (crocodile), and λεοπάρδαλη ( leopard ). So if you know any mythological creature that is half crocodile and half leopard tell me, because i don't know.

Boring peop- I mean skeptic’s had me dying 💀

1:19 That's probably just a crocodile depicted by someone who's never seen one

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So, how many AI images did you find in this video?

i love how more people believe that the Earth is millions of years old when there really isn't scientific evidence, while there is evidence that the earth is younger than we all think. But of course, it's easier to be a fool.

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Don't forget The Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch. 'Tis one of the sacred relics Brother Maynard carries with him.

The "dinosaur" looks like a big lizard, possibly a Europeans conception of a crocodile.

2:57 The sand worm’s from dune ate the rest of the civilization fr trust trust.

I love these types of amazing facts. I always learn something new.

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02:05 in translation: "Krokodilopardalis"

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So many errors, mistatements, and outright lies it is impossible to know where to begin.

The second Spear of Destiny that you showed was dated till later after the crucifixion but embedded inside the spear itself is a first century crucifixion nail

The Spinning coin at 10:07 looks like you just found some treasure from uncharted! Love the reference (if it is one)

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I'm from Maine and WHY HAVE I NEVER HEARD OF THE MAINE PENNY BEFORE?! But it's pretty awesome

👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼Narrator has a very nice way of telling the stories. 👍👍👍

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World was widely accepted as round since the time of Aristotle, who submitted THREE valid proofs of Earth's sphericity. "Beyond Da Vinci's skill?" What the Hell does that mean? NOTHING was beyond Da Vinci's skill.

A part 2 would be great

African buildings are scary keypaz it’s *SUCH A HUGE CONTINENT*

16:44 😂 i know this is a joke, but even if lance existed theres no way it had any sort of powers

I only made it halfway through this. 1) You seem to not be aware of how far coins, trade goods, and artifacts tended to travel in the pre-modern world. This includes in pre-Columbian North America. The Native American peoples had vast and complex trade networks than spanned tribes and regions. Once something as highly-tradeable as a Norse coin entered into such an inter-tribal trade network, 400 miles or so isn't that far. As for goods from the Muslim world, the Arabs were renowned for producing exceptional and prized trade goods. They also preferred script to images for decoration. Thus, items with Islamic Arabic texts are really common anywhere that had trade connections with the Arab world. Christians in France used fine silks with Quranic Arabic texts embroidered into them as coverings for sacred Catholic relics. Almost no one in Europe read Arabic or cared what it said. They just prized the valuable and beautiful textile/object. Norse people who were Christian or pagan were known to wear Arabic-inscribed silver coins or Roman-styled Byzantine ones as highly-prized status symbols as well as valuable currency. Wealthy non-Muslims were perfectly willing to wear fancy and exotic goods without caring terribly what the fancy-looking Arabic script actually said. Even today, people in the West use Japanese characters in a purely decorative way without knowing or caring what the words actually say, and the Japanese do the exact same in reverse. There is 0 reason to believe that someone was a Muslim simply because they wore fine Arabic trade goods. All it shows is that they were wealthy. 2) It was widely known by anyone with even a minimal education all throughout the Medieval period that the world was round. Very few people ever actually believed it had edges that one could fall off. Beyond the written evidence left by scholars which people may say were exceptions to the rule of broader society, think of this as well: the image of someone holding a globe with a cross on it or sitting/standing on a globe was a common artistic trope throughout the Medieval Period, and it explicitly represented political or religious dominion over the world. Whenever the world was represented as an object in art, it was almost always a sphere, and the general populace understood what was meant. The details of the world were often (though not always) depicted on a flat surface just as we do today, but the actual world itself was understood to be round. 3) The first item in the video (and arguably others) doesn't fit on a list with this title. What "shouldn't exist" are people interpreting it as a flippin' dinosaur. The depiction itself is quite to be expected, illustrated by someone who possibly never even saw the animals he was depicting, and is done in a non-naturalistic art style. That figure could easily represent a dozen possible animals, is not a terribly precise depiction of whatever it's supposed to be, and should be understood as being completely without a sense of scale as can be seen by looking at everything else in the scene. 4) The crystal sculls are hoaxes, not artifacts. They shouldn't be on the list.

What good thing to do, and i am glad to hear that kind hearts still exist, .. i am just mentioning this, because not everyone knows, because i didn't always knew this ,....... but the chances that the mom would continue to take care of the baby, after an egg of bird have been touched, ...is always non existent, and sadly the weakest bird gets kicked out, .. i am happy you did help the baby bird, .. i grew up seeing my parents taking care and raising all kinds of birds

I feel like an archeological conspiracy theory debunker.. After watching this video... I've got a job atleast 😅.. I'm AMAZED

Good stories along with a good bit of humor

The bear amulet and the something mechanism were my faves.

Giant sloth more likely during Egypt wouldn't be first time we find out some wasn't extinct as early as we thought.

The Viking gold piece was most likely found by a native, and traded for something later on. This would be much like the Roman coins that have been found in China. The Islamic stuff in the Viking lands were most likely acquired during a conquest. In much the same way modern tourist bring junk home from their trips, except the Viking method of acquisition was more likely to be bloody.

There are illustrations of the Earth as a globe dating back over a thousand years. Not a map, but being used to show how the horizon works (the concept of Earth being flat pretty much died out globally over a thousand years ago. Only people living in a near enough flat area with no way of seeing changes in the distance to the horizon would have the excuse to think that way. Checkmate flatties!) We know that Eratosthenes figured out that the Earth is round over 2,000 years ago, and just using the distance between two places in Egypt (he paid a guy to walk between the two places - hundreds of miles! - to accurately measure it. He was very close) and the angle of a shadow at noon in the more northern location, he got the circumference to within a few percent. What wasn't agreed on during Galileo's time was that the solar system is heliocentric, not geocentric. This last sentence is what should be in that particular item. Bear in mind that humans are no more intelligent now than they were thousands of years ago. We've just had longer to discover things. We're no smarter than our ancestors! So don't be surprised if something turns up earlier than expected. Chances are that the local nerd invented/created it but the method didn't spread beyond the local borders. That's why when it (whatever "it" is) was "invented" a few centuries later, it doesn't mean that it's the first time it really was. So we shouldn't be surprised if an older version turns up elsewhere.

Parts of Europe have old drawing of dragons that resemble dinosaurs. Those drawing go back to medieval Europe.

That is NOT the Ark of the Covenant; everyone knows it was unearthed at Tannis in Egypt by Dr. Henry Jones, stolen by the Nazis and now resides in a top-secret X-Files warehouse at Area 51! (mike drop)

THAT SYMBOL IS NOT JEWISH WHEN IT COMES TO ORIGIN....FYI

An easy explanation for the second one is that the sahara used to be very fertile.

3:55 the earth has been known to be round for more than 3000 years, the ancient Greeks calculated the size of the earth with insane accuracy. The reason Columbus thought he could reach Asia was because he didn't believe the Greeks and thought the earth was much smaller

and humans came on the sixth day of creation

6:14 that Skull is giving me 50cent: Blood On The Sands vibes

I was that early if was posted 55s ago 🤣🤣🤣🤣

13:00 strangely enough, it was Henry's wife, Anne Boleyn who had an affair with my great grandfather ThomasWyatt in 1554, he lost his head for it but, she did indeed see that helmet and was going to give it to my ancestor.

With Ksar Draa, one easy thing that it could be would be a combo of watch point and supply point for travel there. Possibly also trade

Like the Antikythera mechanism is one of many ooparts (out-of-place artifacts), like an airplane, or at least a model of one, another which is shown in ancient Egyptian tombs show what looks like a light bulb, I could go on, but they far too many to discuss.

27:24 “ could it run Mario kart?” XD

Be amazed is notorious for always changing his thumbnails.

That painting that shows the sea monster is altered. Notice the different color head? If u remove it you can see the body was originally just part ot the land!

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i think the "dinosaur" is a depiction of the aliens that helped shape the world

I love your vids

People who love historical type videos and games, should play tomb raider! its really good and entertaining game.

Sorry. That first one is a crocodile. You can see the Greek lettering near it KROKODILA---- . It's labeled!

That Japanese octopus helmet is a show of fear for the women of conquered enemies as to what sort of hentai is about to befall them.

Hello. Maybe you could cover the 1200 year old telephone from the Chimu culture or the 476,000 year old wooden structure found in Zambia? Just a couple ideas.

I hate the internet sometimes..... nobody has a damn clue how long humans have been around

Viking helmets didn't have horns on them .

8:35 bro out here finding 096

19:43 my favorite is nazca lines

If it’s wooden then it’s not the Ark or the Covenant.

this is so interesting but also so confusing

Round earth was widely excepted well before the 1500s, but go on.

As far as the Viking coin goes, there's evidence that they were in oklahoma!! Lol

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