Dive into the enigma of the past with our latest video, "12 Most Mysterious Discoveries Scientists Still Can't Explain," brought to you by our history channel. This intriguing episode delves into the heart of archaeology, presenting a countdown of the top 12 most amazing and mysterious finds that have baffled scientists and historians alike.
From unusual finds hidden beneath ancient ruins to incredible artifacts that defy our understanding of historical timelines, these mysterious discoveries pose more questions than answers. Each entry in our list represents a puzzle that has captivated the imagination of researchers and sparked debates across the fields of history and archaeology.
Join us as we explore these unexplained mysteries, showcasing each discovery with detailed analysis and expert commentary. These are not just ordinary findings; they are the most mysterious finds that have emerged from the depths of the earth, challenging our perceptions of the ancient world.

00:00 ► Intro
00:31 ► Pot of burnt porridge
01:16 ► Jade mask
02:17 ► Ancient sword in the river
03:24 ► Treasures of Ghana
04:33 ► Treasure Cave
05:28 ► Rare coin in Jerusalem
06:27 ► Victim of the "Curse of Pompeii"
07:58 ► Ice Age Burial
08:56 ► Tomb of relatives of Alexander the Great
10:26 ► Turtle Boy and His Story
11:44 ► Roman Legionnaires' Shield
13:06 ► Echoes of an ancient battle
14:24 ► The oldest human site in China
15:41 ► Ritual ax 4,500 years old
17:05 ► Wine shop from the Roman Empire
18:17 ► Anglo-Saxon cemetery
19:20 ► How were graves protected from looting?
20:57 ► With colored masks and golden tongues
22:11 ► 10,000-year-old chewing gum
23:35 ► How did the first paper money appear?
25:26 ► Earliest depiction of a kiss
26:58 ► Royal dwarf Joseph Boruwlaski

These discoveries challenge our understanding of history, offering a glimpse into the vast and mysterious tapestry of human civilization. Whether you're an archaeology enthusiast or simply fascinated by the mysteries of the past, this video is sure to ignite your curiosity and wonder about the unknown aspects of our world's history.