12 Most Mysterious Artifacts Scientists Still Can't Explain

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Scientists can often do a better job of explaining modern inventions to us than they can of explaining ancient inventions. Experts are fairly au fait with the great technological leaps of the present, but they struggle with those that happened in the past. That’s why there are so many mysterious ancient places and artefacts out there - and we’re going to check some of them out in this video!
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[@iainsutherland1113]

‘The Old Prussian Hags of Pomerania’ is a great name for a band !!!

[@pinkgazelle3445]

The three sons of the bald one sounds like a sons of Tuireann reference.

[@Lady_Darkness29]

i actually live in Latvia and never heard off that head stone thing

[@loisrossi841]

I would love to discover something from the distant past.

[@arnysteinwand9123]

Halberd is not a sword

[@jondixon8399]

It's a polarm

[@larrysorenson4789]

Run the Crietan glyphs through AI.

[@bobbybeeman7280]

At 5:43 in the video I see a engine with a great number of crankshafts. What propels the engine? Elephants at 5.38 The modern human limited mind has just went shy of seeing the whole picture.

[@billrobinson9308]

Where did all those cloth robes come from in pre history that everyone was wearing…
Cotton ? Hemp ? Giant looms fruit of the

[@Jesse-zk9ge]

I think it's a device that's used to hold a woman's hair up into a bun. Like a hairpin or bobby pin but more fancy and decorative. 11:09

[@timmothy58]

a human narrator...?...thank you...

[@dancotterman1267]

Unremarkable. Big stretch to anything but blah, meh. Waste of time.