12 Most Amazing Archaeological Finds
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
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Not all archaeological discoveries are equal. There are some that you can take or leave, and some that make you stand back and say, "wow." This video is all about discoveries that have the "wow" factor. They amazed the people who found them, and they still amaze everybody who sees them today. In some cases, we don't even truly understand what they are - but the mystery is all part of what makes them so fascinating!
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Love the design of the Library of Ashurbanipal! It looks like a catamaran version of the Jawa’s Sandcrawler on Tatooine.
Sources cite at least 118 identified "Egyptian" pyramids. Approximately 80 pyramids were built within the Kingdom of Kush, now located in the modern country of Sudan.
Mostly they were paid in bread and beers 🍻😅 Civilizations founded on beer, making work, longer term, with bigger pyramids?
With respect, the Acheaminid Empire was enormous, but I think it is the Mongol Empire was the largest.
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Carved gold.....duh no
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How how is most of the pyramids and others archaeological sites they say are 4,000 years old and they are pristine condition how can it be that there is a pyramid in Cairo that they say is one of the first pyramids and it is very primitive it looks like they didn't know what they were doing because and how different that it looks from most other pyramids that they say was built around the same time 4500 yrs ago seems to me looks like two different cultures two different time periods.
From the beginning of the Dynastic Era (2950 B.C.), royal tombs were carved into rock and covered with flat-roofed rectangular structures known as “mastabas” which were precursors to the pyramids. The oldest known pyramid in Egypt was built around 2630 B.C. at Saqqara, for the third dynasty’s King Djoser. Known as the Step Pyramid, it began as a traditional mastaba but grew into something much more ambitious. However, it wasn’t built as a pyramid from scratch as for instance the great pyramids of Gaza was some 150 years later when the architects had learned from previous generations mistakes.
There are far older buildings in the deserts that has stood against time and erosion. The city of Petra for example. 4000 years may seem like a long time but in terms of stone constructions it takes a lot longer for them to erode, but eventually they will.
I hope that answer your questions.
@@Legionmint7091Thank you for all the information you gave. I grew up in a desert climate, and know that ancient items are preserved for a very long time.
Hard to tell which image relates to the narration as they bounce around many images, plenty of which have no relevance whatsoever WTF
INSTEAD OF WATCHING GROWN UP MEN ACTING CHILDISH SAYING " WOW " I'M OFF TO WATCH MORE GROWN UP SITES SORRY BUT ,YOUR SITE MAYBE OK FOR 5 BYR OLDS BUT I PREFER TO SEE THE ITEMS THAT WERE FOUND WOW !