Strangest Artifacts Ever Discovered!

Check out the strangest artifacts ever discovered! This top 10 list of unexplained mysterious discoveries features some of the most bizarre things ever found on earth!

Excellent Persian Proverbs And Sayings

Excellent Persian proverbs and sayings keep the wisdom of thousands of years. Persian wisdom is known all over the world thanks to the wise sayings, sayings and quotes of the Persian people. Wise Persian quotes will help you understand Eastern wisdom and it will help you in life. Persian wisdom inspires new achievements and calms the soul.

10 Antartica Theories That Will Creep You out

In the bleakest corners of our world, where sunlight is but a distant memory and ice blankets the horizon, lies the haunting white mystery of Antarctica. Imagine for a moment the secrets entombed within this frozen fortress, where whispers of the Hollow Earth echo beneath your feet, where gigantic prehistoric beasts – the Antarctic Megafauna - may still roam, and where chilling ice worms wriggle in the dark. The silence here is occasionally broken by the mysterious hum of unidentified flying objects, cloaked in Antarctic snowstorms. Welcome to a realm where reality seems twisted, where theories are as creepy as they are captivating. Welcome to the 10 chilling theories about Antarctica - the world's last great frontier of the unknown.

Painful Rites of Passage with the Mursi Tribe

The Mursi of Ethiopia are known as one of the most dangerous African Tribes. Living in the Lower Omo Valley, this area has undergone a lot of pressure over the years.

In this video we cover ourselves in a bit of cow dung and scars. We dive deep into Mursi culture and talk about rites of passage, the ethics of lip plates, arranged marriage, and whether this is the most dangerous tribe in the Africa

Couple in the UK discovered a stash of gold coins beneath the kitchen floor during a renovation

A treasure trove of more than 260 gold coins discovered by a couple beneath their kitchen floor during renovations has sold for £754,000 at auction.

The collection, found under a home in Ellerby, East Yorkshire in 2019, was spotted inside a pot hidden underneath concrete and 18th Century floorboards.

The coins, dating from 1610-1727, belonged to the Fernley-Maisters, a Hull family involved in Baltic trading.

The auctioneer called the final sale price "absolutely extraordinary".

The coins, whose provisional estimate of between £200,000-£250,000 was tripled after the story gained global attention, were eventually sold to dozens of buyers in individual lots by Spink & Son auctioneers in Bloomsbury, London.

The auction house, which said the collection represented approximately £100,000 in today's money, called it "one of the largest hoards of 18th Century English gold coins ever found in Britain".

Interest had come from private collectors from around the world, including in America, Europe, Australia, China and Japan, it said.

Auctioneer Gregory Edmund called the treasure trove "120 years of English history hidden in a pot the same size as a soda can".

The identity of the couple who found the hoard remains undisclosed.

Mr Edmund said: "Picture the scene: you're choosing to re-lay your uneven kitchen floor, you put a pick-axe through the concrete and just beneath you see a tiny sliver of gold.

"At the time, you think it must just be a bit of electrical cable, but you find it's a gold round disc and beneath it there are hundreds more."

The London auction, featuring phone and online bidders, reached a "hammer price" of £628,000 for all the lots, with the final purchase price including fees calculated at £754,000.

An imperfectly minted coin from 1720 fetched the highest individual price at £62,400, Spink & Son said.

Auctioneer Mr Edmund described the bidding as "electrifying" during the sale of the most sought-after coins, with dozens of successful bidders.

"I will never see an auction like this again," he added.

Spink & Son said Joseph Fernley and Sarah Maister married in 1694 and lived in Ellerby, with Joseph dying in 1725, aged 76.

Sarah died aged 80 in 1745, with the "family line dying out soon after", the firm added.

Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-humber...

Unbelievable Archaeological Finds In Ancient America: You Won't Believe What's Hidden

Most people consider the start of US history to be 1776, but nothing could be further from the truth. There are, in fact, thousands of years of North American history. Who lived there? What did they leave behind? This list explores these questions by taking a look at some of the most interesting and mysterious archaeological discoveries of ancient America.

12 Most Incredible Ancient Treasures And Artifacts Finds

You never know where the next great treasure discovery might take place. It could happen thousands of miles away on the other side of the world, or it could take place in your home town or city! Archaeologists and treasure hunters are always looking for their next prize, but they've found plenty already. The proof is right here in this video!

Spanish DNA Story

In today’s video we will go through the complete history of the Spanish DNA history. Watch the video for more!

Hidden Dark Age Burial Ground Uncovered by Archaeologists

While working on the HS2 high speed railway project in the UK, archaeologists made discoveries of national significance, uncovering a large Anglo-Saxon burial site in Wendover, Buckinghamshire. Almost three quarters of the graves found contain high quality grave goods, suggesting the site was the final resting place of a wealthy Anglo-Saxon community.

History Hit has been at the heart of this discovery, with an exclusive documentary exploring the magnificent finds. Intriguingly, the items uncovered are dated to the 5th and 6th century, a period with significant gaps in the historical and archaeological record. The site contained 138 graves, with 141 inhumation burials and 5 cremation burials – one of the largest Anglo-Saxon burial grounds ever uncovered in Britain.

The discoveries made by HS2 archaeologists will contribute a significant amount to understanding how people in Anglo-Saxon Britain lived their lives, and what culture and society was like at that time.

Join Dan Snow as he explores this stunning set of discoveries in our brand new documentary ‘Digging Up the Dark Ages’.

This is the Oldest Family Tree in the World

Long barrows are the earliest great monuments of the British Isles. They could be over 100m/330ft long and there are hundreds of them, dating from 3800 BC.

But what were they? But who built them? Why did they put so much effort into making them?

And what can the latest studies on ancient DNA tell us, about the family relationships of the people buried inside them and the societies that they lived in?

This is the story of the mysterious Long Barrows of Neolithic Britain.