12 Most Incredible Recent Archaeological Finds

Here we go again ! With CHEAP wannabe operators, attempting to fool the - hopefully - uninformed spectators, by dishonestly interpolating absurd images in an allegedly genuine reportage, thereby COMPLETELY erasing the value of the video.

Every time you narrate in this channel ,I miss Steve LOL!️

I was hoping for a more academic presentation. Like many others, I didn’t make it past two minutes.

Here we go again ! With CHEAP wannabe operators, attempting to fool the - hopefully - uninformed spectators, by dishonestly interpolating absurd images in an allegedly genuine reportage, thereby COMPLETELY erasing the value of the video.

Its a PITA that you show irrelevant items which have nothing to do with what you're talking about. It makes much of the visuals meaningless.

--so why is virtually all your content extraneous crap which is totally unrelated to the actual finds ?

All these programs and scientists telling us about ancient mosaics ( we have to believe whatever they tell us) not me anymore

Just plain lame

I couldn’t finish even one minute of this video. I couldn’t tell whether he was talking about the art deco diamond bracelet or the other gold, damaged one. I didn’t want to have to guess about all the rest of the finds

not iron age--obvious it was the gold age

not iron age--obvious it was the gold age

not iron age--obvious it was the gold age

Here we go again ! With CHEAP wannabe operators, attempting to fool the - hopefully - uninformed spectators, by dishonestly interpolating absurd images in an allegedly genuine reportage, thereby COMPLETELY erasing the value of the video.

For a program reporting on new historical finds I'm a little concerned about just what a "carthinagean" is (maybe I was hearing things....), but I survived to over 2 minutes in at least. I suppose it's what I get for watching an Aremican history program ;)

Would have joined if the photos matched the naration

So nice to hear new to me information. The curse tablet was the only one I had already known about. Such a nice surprise.

Every time you narrate in this channel ,I miss Steve LOL!😂😅✌️

There is no such thing as disputed territory, only the people that stole it would call it that.

You show so many different artifacts with each item that it's extremely difficult to find these videos worthy of passing on to others. Just show what you're talking about.

Writing an item over and over is a way of learning; it's more likely that the repetition exercise was reversed in later times as a punishment. I use the repetition exercise in my classes for spelling and remembering definitions. Five times is the maximum, with options for ten if a person has trouble remembering spelling. In the lack of phonics in classes today, repetition writing is a good option. All using this exercise for as a punishment results in anti-education. A terrible shame for students.