50 archaeological mysteries that remain unanswered even today

Whenever we think we know a lot about our ancestors and their way of life, we are found in the company of these artifacts, some of which are of several


Whenever we think we know a lot about our ancestors and their way of life, we are found with these artifacts, some of which are several decades, whose mysteries remain unresolved. We should take a look at some of these archaeologists found by archaeologists, who are always resusted for researchers because they can not understand their mysterious nature.

Humans always have one thing for what is beyond their understanding. It is the curious nature of ours, who finds them to watch answers even for the questions that are well beyond our understanding.

The stone mystery of Winnipesaukee

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This stone was found in 1872 by the workers who dug a hole for a closing station. It was found in the Winnipesaukee Lake in New Hampshire. Some researchers claim it as an ornergy, while others say that engravings on this subject "commemorate a treaty between two tribes". But so far, no one is certainly sure what is this stone.

TURIN LINCE

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The shroud of Turin is supposed to be the inhumation shroud of Jesus of Nazareth. It was a mystical object, but it was a simple medieval manuscript at first until a photographic negative of this linen revealed something else, something mysterious. The negative showed that the doubles had pictures of a tortured body and that the man revealed in the negative is considered to be other than Jesus.

VIKING ULFBERHT swords

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Which is so mysterious in a bunch of swords with "+ VLFBERHT + "engraved on it?

The mystery that always baffles the researchers is the process used to do so, which almost discovered 8 centuries later. The secret recipe used in the manufacture of these swords adding an adequate amount of carbon steel and eliminating impurities from them by heating them to 3000 degrees Fahrenheit, a process that has not been discovered at that time.

THE CROME STATUE

This statue was found in the mountains of Catskills by a group of hikers and quickly regretted the decision to take it back with them. The statue consisted of nails in his eyes and knots around his neck. The hikers who bring him back with them were haunted by her. And it was soon reported by the hikers he started to go from one place to another one. It is always a mystery as to the origin of this statue.

List King Sumerian

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This tablet was one of the most intriguing artifacts that were recovered from sites in Iraq. It lists the names of sumer kings. The royalty is seen in the tablet as being transmitted by God. The most disconcerting thing is the period of the governed kings that extend to thousands of years.

Antiquette mechanism

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The Sherlock Holmes inside you could deduce it as a mysterious compass. You are not quite wrong. Found in a shipwreck on the Greek island of Antiktherra, this 2000 year old artifact is often proclaimed as the world's first scientific calculator. It includes dozens of speeds that can give you the exact position of almost everything in our solar system, all you have to do is seize the date of knowing.




Rosetta stone

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This artifact was found in 1799 sliding through the sand by a French soldier. The stone of Rosetta is part of a greater stone and inscribed on it was a decree by King Ptolemy V move forward by him about 200 Av. J.-C. In the following 3 languages ​​- Egyptian hieroglyphs, Greek and Egyptian demotic script. This has been a major source for the modern understanding of Egyptian hieroglyphs.

Nazca lines

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Watch what is under your feet when you walk on a road?

You'd better start doing the same because what happened in the Nazca desert in the south of Peru was an example of the same negligence. These lines were under the feet of archaeologists, but they were still not able to locate it until the early 1900s, because you will not be able to spot them before being just above them. There have been a lot of explanation for the same thing, but there is no concrete explanation for the same thing.

Dogu

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15000 of these sculptures were found in Japan and their goal remains unknown. These humanoids look like dogs and some of them seemed to be broken on purpose. They are sure to have been used in some of the rituals to purify people and even cure their illness. Some of these artifacts have been found in burials and they think they had separate use that is not deciphered so far.

Lizardmen Ubaid

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One of the most important archaeological sites of Iraq is the Archaeological Site Al'ubaid, known for its mysterious conclusions. One of the most common and mysterious artifacts is Lizardman Ubaid. It is a humanoid with faces resembling those of lizards. These artifacts have a period of 7,000 years and no one is still able to understand why have they had such importance in the lives of Ubaidian people.

Rapa Nui

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Thousands of kilometers from the South Pacific Chilean coast are the "Easter Islands". This island is described as one of the most isolated places in the world. The real thing that is amazing about these islands is not what people have managed to reach it, but how have they been able to build stone faces as huge on these islands.

Gobekli Tepe

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What is so mysterious about these rock caps?

Found in 1944 in the southeastern region of Turkey, these pillars are supposed to have more than 9,000 years. It is believed to be a social site or ritual with images of animals and other things also engraved. Nobody so far knows exactly where these pillars came and what are they used as.




Quimbaya aircraft

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No, it's not a toy. This artefact that was found in Colombia dates back to 1000 B.c. 1000 A.d. The mystery of this artifact is the aerodynamic precision of this artifact. The German aeronautical engineers in 1944 proved by creating their large-scale radio-controlled models that these models were aerodynamically accurate, but how is it possible when the Wright brothers invented the first flight in 1903!

Sacsayhuaman

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The shocking thing about this citadel is its architecture. Built before the 13th century, this wall is all stones and no mortar. One of the most intriguing facts on this UNESCO World Heritage site is constructed without mortar there is no space for even sliding a needle between them. In addition, this site is at an altitude of 3701 meters, no one knows who built this site.

Castle of Coral de la Florida

Ed Leedskalnin is supposed to be the architect who sculpt these corals who weigh 1100 tons in a beautiful monument resembling a castle for his love to whom he was separated. The amazing thing about this place is that no one can decipher, it's how a 5-foot-high man has been able to sculpt such huge and heavy corals. People believe it was not only architecture but black magic that helped it to make a task as impossible.

Oak Island

The thing that is so intriguing is "the curse" that is linked to this island. It is said that 7 men will die in search of treasure before anyone can find it. 6 men died so far in the discovery of the treasure that is supposed to be there. Although there have been many artifacts discovered so far, but the treasure that attracts the greatest number of excavators has not been found to date.

BAGDAD ring

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What is the first thought that appears in your head after considering the image of this artifact? Okay, I know it's written in the image itself, but the first impression that this artifact gave was a piece of medieval pottery. But when a German museum curator has published a document that they could be used as a battery, he was not believed at first, but later the Mythbusters were also on board with a possibility.

THE PIRI REIS CARD

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How could we talk about mysterious artifacts and not include an old card in the discussion? In 1513, Piri Ries was a popular admiral in the Turkish Navy. The map has a west coast of detailed and accurate Africa from Africa, the eastern coast of South America and the north coast of Antartica. The resulting thing from researchers is how Piri Ries was able to draw a card so precise from Antartica when it discovered 300 years later!




The Voynich Manuscript

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What is so extraordinary and mysterious about a manuscript that has been written at the end of 15-16 century, full of botanical and scientific drawings?

What has been mystical about this manuscript is that the researchers have not been able to decipher so far. The writings in the manuscript have been described as all kinds of magic and scientists but no one has been able to fully explain the writings of this manuscript.

Acambaro figures

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In July 1944, Waldemar Julsrud found about 33,000 from these figurines in Acambaro, Mexico. These figures represent a dinosaur and some make them even assert that they are a kind of anomaly. These figures that have been found actually have no evidence of an old artifact and are therefore often classified as myths and canulosals.

Antique Troy

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Popularly known for the Trojan Horses war and legends related to Troy are a city that was supposed to be a city that exists only in stories. But in a search in northwestern Anatolia, in Turkey of 1965-1968, an English archaeologist Frank Calvert and a German archaeologist and a rich businessman Heinrich Schliemann, have found a city that has been generally accepted to be Troy.

The terracotta army in Xi'an

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It is not the army of the terracotta as indicated in the mother 3. They can not come to life, at least they are not so far.

A farmer found an army of clay in March 1974. Qin Shi Huang's clay army, first Emperor of China. It includes about 10,000 soldiers, chariots and horses combined. Archaeologists believe that this army of clay has been buried with the emperor so that she can help her in her next life.

Antique chemical war

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When in 1933, an archeologist led a search under a Roman / Persian battlefield, he stumbled on something he had no idea could exist. The persons when they fell on the fact that the Romans digs a tunnel under them, mounted a counter-tunnel of their own and filled them with sulfur and bitumen burning, which turns into acid into your lungs when you 'Inspire.

Scrolls of the Dead Sea

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These rolls were found near the Dead Sea in the 1950s are ancient Jewish religious manuscripts. These rolls are thought to be biblical in nature. The researchers came on the consensus that these rovers are dated 3nd century BCE and 1st century CE. These rollers are in Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic.




The city of Nan Madol

This city consists of several artificial islands and the islands are linked to a canal. But the fact that it's not clear for many people is how they have been transported and even placed in such perfect places. Given today's technology, it would be a task that would not be easy to execute, but at a time when there was almost negligible technology, it's a task that seems impossible.

Saddle Ridge Hoard

Imagine that you walked your dog and suddenly fall, you stumble on a saucepan full of gold coins.

This ecstatic feeling has been experienced by a couple in 2013. This remains the greatest discovery of buried coins of the US.S. and its nominal value is $ 27980. The coins are in such a preserved condition that these parts have never even come into circulation and no one knows its owner or the person who enters them.

Stones sheets

The stones were found by an archaeological professor Cho Pu Tei while carrying an expedition. It is thought that the stones are 12,000 years old. Tsum um Nui has become the conclusion that hieroglyphped Hade disks are visible only under a microscope and stated that it has made it possible to read that a spatial vessel carrying the following tomorrow and unable to fix the spacecraft adapted to the spacecraft. Lifestyle of the earth.

The Ossuaire James

This artifact is biblical and holds a very high importance as far as the artifacts are concerned because we think that this limestone box held the bones of James the presumed brother of Jesus. However, there is no evidence with respect to its authenticity or proof of falsification for the same thing.

The London hammer

In 1936, a couple found a rock and with wood that came out. They both caught at home and started opening with a hammer and a chisel and found a hammer unusually. When archaeologists have studied the hammer, they came to the conclusion that the hammer had more than 400 million years. And the shocking thing with the hammer was that it was made with more than 96% pure iron, which is a rather tremendous task given the technology nowadays.

The baby's layout

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While exploring the sewers under a Roman babyhouse in Israel, archaeologists have fallen on the dark side of our ancestors. The research time has seen a vast number of infant bones and while looking at these OS Professor Smith from the conclusion that infants very healthy and had no illness.

So, what is the mystery behind this mass masseuse?

This question remains unanswered.




Mount Owen Moa Claw

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Nearly 3 decades, archaeologists in a cave in Mount Owen, Newzealand have encountered a frightening and unexpected thing. Archaeologists have fallen stumbered on a remaining mummified with a MOA UPLAND claw. The most shocking thing is that MOAs have now been extinguished for centuries.

The Venetian vampire

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If the vampires never existed, they were surely not like anything to seedusk.

This is what we can deduce from the artifact undertaken to Venice. You may have seen in the cinema that the best way to kill a vampire is to stab it in the heart, but why take such a risk? Just stuff one brick in his face and he will not be able to suck your blood. At least that's what seems to be like the Venice people.

The screaming mummies

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A mother was found by Gaston Maspaaro in 1886, who had his mouth open and it seemed that it was screaming at the moment he was buried. This mother was not covered with linen linen, like the rest of the mummies rather than he was covered with sheep skin. The mummy is likely to be Prince Pentewere who killed his father and he received this treatment for the same thing.

The man of Grauballe

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Entity On April 26, 1952, this mumified organ was found immersed in peatlands. The researchers think that this person was killed as a ritual human sacrifice. But there is no such evidence to support their theory. Many other archaeologists believe that this man has been murdered and not sacrificed. But there is no evidence to prove that this either.

The grave of buried skulls

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During the excavation in a prehistoric dry lake bed in Motala, the Archaeologists Sweden stumbled on several skulls that are supposed to be at least 8,000 years old. Inserted in some of the skulls were wooden staff and the others showed that they were also treated in the same way.

Vikings without the head of Dorset

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In 2009 in Dorset, the archaeologists of England discovered a total of 51 skulls and 54 skeletons. These skeletons were presented as Scavandan Viking warriors. These skeletons have made people discover how and why these people have been made to perish so barbarically. Nobody is always sure what happened to these people, but the search shows that the beheaded are very clean and are supposed to be made of the front rather than back.




Aztec sacrifices

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The sacrificial festivals are one of the things that the Aztec peoples were known. By 2004, this theory was confirmed by a discovery made in the city of Mexico, where we think that Aztec people resided. In Aztecs, it was believed that the sacrifice is necessary to keep the gods happy and not let them free their fury on humans.

Artifact Coso

Found near the city of Olancha, California in 1961 is an artifact claimed by the discovers to be a spark plug. Those who found this claim to be locked in a rock or a hard clay mass. Ignition candles have been introduced in the nineteenth century and the examiners say that it would be scientific and a historical anomaly if it was recessed in a rock which is seen from 500,000 years.

Tamam Shud Hull

On 1 December 1948, an unidentified dead man listened to Somerton Beach. To date, no one can find his identity and no one has a clear explanation on how this guy dropped on this beach that day. However, the real mystery started when a piece of paper was found in its pocket with 'Tamam Shud' written on it that translates as "it is finished".

Giant finger of Egypt

A thief of grave in 1988 found a finger of about 38 centimeters in length. While scientists suggest that something like this can exist, there are photographs and it has been x-ray and there is no doubt about its authenticity. But does it mean that the giants existed?

Thor hammer

You read it properly. It's Mjöllnir and you do not need to be worthy of lifting this hammer.

This artefact belongs to the 10th century and is linked to Nordic mythology. According to Nordic mythology, the hammer belongs to Norse God Thor, who is linked to lightning and thunder, and you probably know a lot of him already.

Caral's quipu

Caral was a chief city that represents one of the oldest civilizations in America. While the excavation archaeologists found a series of knotted ropes called which, these chains were colored ropes set together, which was used to record things like the collection of taxes, the census and many other things.




Baked baby bottle

This artifact was found in Italy in 2013 by archaeologists and this artifact was claimed to be 2400 years old and it is concluded by the archaeologists it was the bottle of a baby in a pig structure and who was also used as toy by children. It is a ship with a narrow mouth to pour the liquid.

Sky Nebra

This 3600-year-old artifact was not supposed to be an artifact and was considered a false archeology until it is scientifically proven that it is an authentic artifact and that it was preserved to that time. The symbols on the disk are deduced to be sun and the moon, the two arches are at an angle of 82 ° from each other, which correctly indicates the angle between the position of the sunset in the summer and the Midwinner at the latitude of the Mittelberg (51 ° N).

Desert kites

Found by the pilots in the twentieth century in Israel, these bass stone walls have disconcerted the scientist while they spread at a huge distance. This site has been appointed on the basis of its appearance of aerial view. In addition, it has been clear that this has been used to attract and slaughter animals.

Chardolm Sun Trolley

This artefact is composed of bronze and gold and belongs to the Nordic Bronze Age which lasted 1700 to 500 BC. But the exact age of this artifact is always what baffles archaeologists. Some say that this tank is a ritualistic object while others say that this tank can have been used as a calendar.

The Divje Division Flute

The oldest musical instrument in the world dates back to 43000-60000 years and is made from the femur of a cave. This was found in a cave in Slovenia in 1995. There were different opinions about what this artifact is in fact and some researchers reject the assertion that it is a musical instrument, but the majority believed that It's a musical instrument.

Venus figurines

More than 200 figurines of women's statuettes were found mainly in Europe, but cases where these statuettes were found as far as Siberia. These statuettes were collectively called Venus Figurines. Archaeologists say that these figurines were inspired by Venus, the former goddess of love.




Dagger Inlaid in Gold

William Cunnington was a British archaeologist found in a 4000-year-old earthworks, a golden rhombus that attached his cape and an extremely decorated dagger. The procedure in the manufacture of these jewels was so beautiful and also without the technologies we have today, it is one of the wonders of the medieval era.

Tutankhamun

Tutankhamon was an Egyptian pharoah who ruled on 1332-1323 Bc.c. The Pharaoh died at a very young age of 19. But it was after his death he received the major part of the fame. It is said to be a curse related to the mummy of a Pharaoh and the one who disturbs him dies, and that's exactly what happened with the archaeologist Lord Carnarvon shortly after he found Toutankhamon's grave.





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