12 Most Incredible Recent Artifact Finds That Change History

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There are two kinds of facts and artifacts that historians and archaeologists can discover. There are those that support the official narrative of history, and those that challenge it. While the second category is more troubling for historians, we must accept those discoveries for what they are and celebrate them when they appear. That's what this video is - a celebration of discoveries that might change history!
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[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

We've been getting getting drunk since we discovered that fruit ferments.

[@loisrossi841]

So much ingenuity existed in the past. Thankyoy.

[@SThomson-cr1zr]

Buggy-eyed statue reminds me of statues on Easter Island.

[@DrCorvid]

Cool thing about the plague story in Trypillia is under that ancient city lies an older ruin that identifies itself as Eden. The writing is 22,000 to as much as 44,000 years old and in Dravidian. Maybe that plague was as war-driven as it was in the 1350's.

[@JeanBray-cj3lu]

FASCINATING!!!

[@briano6115]

Beer precedes wine by at least 3000 years. I have even began starting a video entitled, Ancient Alcoholics. :)

[@Philip-gn8wx]

"Cursed be the man that giveth his brother to drink!" Old biblical proverb.....

[@jesperandersson889]

red gold

[@j.dunlop8295]

God loves us and wants us to be happy, so he gave us beer and wine!😅 B. Franklin

[@j.dunlop8295]

Excellent, 🍾😁🇺🇲🩵🍺🍻

[@Kal853_]

I've had it with your obligatory fringe conspiracy theories. Unsubbed

[@victor_paradise1]

Thumbs down- again- for more evolution nonsense.