Some of those metal finds weren’t done with “blacksmithing”. They were cast metal. They didn’t do casting in ancient civilizations. Also, you’d think it would be a protected site and documented. Isn’t it illegal to just go out digging up historical sites? Most countries it is, even third world countries. Where can we find the research papers written on this site and your finds? I’m 70/30 calling bullshit on this video.

@rolsen1304

6 ай бұрын

What? Ever seen cast bronze swords and spears? And before the bronze age they cast lead and copper. We are talking 7-8-9000 years back.

@GOLD_FEVER

5 ай бұрын

Lots of the audio does not match the video. They DON'T SHOW the angle where he is pouring the water through the "hole" , they DON'T SHOW the tractor pulling the rock I wonder why? Maybe because the guy was moving the rock just by tying the rope to it (because it's light) and because the other guy was pulling it forward (slowly so that it looks difficult) This is very low effort and so many complete idiots in the comments raving about it being real... Makes me sad for the human race how dumb they are...

@robertevans9354

5 ай бұрын

Then what are the key slots joining two giant slabs of rock together , they most likely filled those with molten metal if not it was cherry red and malleablebut I get where your coming from it's fake

@ManiacalManiac

5 ай бұрын

Ancient civilizations used casting. If you study ancient art/ archeology you would know that

@sjan8629

4 ай бұрын

I wasn't concerned about the protected site etc stuff because it was obvious from the get go these guys are not archaeologists. But there are many red flags to the validity of this "find". One big one was the fact that to get to the site they had a strenuous hike up the rock face, yet the tractor seemed to have no trouble getting there. Add to that all the comments below i.e. dirt inside sealed containers, ropes tied under the rock cover to drag the cover off, etc. And I really doubt it would be that easy to pull the tops off ancient sealed pottery, at least without breaking it. Mildly entertaining though.

I'm curious the video starts with a satellite view and then your man hikes his way into this middle of nowhere place. And yet you can get a tractor in there to pull this rock off. where did the tractor come from ???

@ATLANTISfind

7 ай бұрын

If you watch the beginning of the video, you may see that there is a road called a firebreak that can be used by tractors

@tmacattack236

6 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing....Then I saw, a road in the background! How did the road get in an area that took that guy hours to climb up the side of a cliff?? FAKE!!!

@mmailman8738

6 ай бұрын

The tractor store

@walterlee1976

6 ай бұрын

That was what I also wondered about. I think he is a full of it.

@D211561

6 ай бұрын

😊😊😊😊😊😅😊😊😊😊😊😊😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😊😅😊😊

Come on guys! I have a very hard time buying this. It all just seems a little too convenient to me. There are a few things that just stand out as not seeming quite right. There are red flags all throughout the video that point to it being staged. Such as taking no care to examine the rock for inscriptions, not following any kind of normal archeological process, the cover rock looks like poured concrete, the "gold" items having green corrosion on some of them, knowing exactly how to immediately open the little tin full of gems, along with several other things. Plus at no time during the video did anyone show even the slightest bit of excitement. If this were real everyone would have been absolutely freaking out at such a find. It was somewhat entertaining I guess, but I'm absolutely not buying that it was real for a second! With a little more work, effort, and attention to detail you guys could have a fairly convincing video. You aren't far away from it, but you still need some fine tuning to make it fully convincing and actually seem real. Just keep at it and you will be conning and scaming people in no time! 👍

@FransBlaas1

5 ай бұрын

Fake all the way.

@AuditorsUnited

5 ай бұрын

i just watched one where the smashed rock in half and it had cast gold or brass eagles in it and lots video cut scenes. somehow someone put gold eagles inside granite stone the size of couch

@DIEmicrosoft

4 ай бұрын

@@FransBlaas1 Pretty sure the same guy has 7wonders channel. Same lame crap.

@surigaoson

4 ай бұрын

YOU GOT A GOOD EYE BUDDY, BESIDE DUE TO RAIN AND WEATHER THE HOLE MUST BE FULL OF DIRT NOT HOLLOW HAHA! GOOD SCRIPT.

@MikePresents2

4 ай бұрын

I especially like how they stashed old worn 800 year old coins 800 years ago.

I liked the sealed containers with filthy dirty jewelry! Great job packing the dirt around the rock and having a tractor handy!

@Knards

4 ай бұрын

Specially after having to climb a mountain to get to the spot

@Navigator001

4 ай бұрын

Not to mention that the jars were sitting right on top of the soil in the pit. Some dirt from the rains would have at least partially filled in the pit over an eight hundred year period. The jars would not be right on top of the soil.

@christophersherratt7299

4 ай бұрын

Why didn't you have a drill put holes in the Rock then injected it with expanding silicon seen it work on way bigger Rock's or did you just plant it there for click bait like the male and female who seem to dig at side of a river and find gold nuggets size of a fist 😮😅😂😂

@timhenderson6035

3 ай бұрын

It’s all apart of the script

@eucliduschaumeau8813

3 ай бұрын

It must have taken days to carry all that mortar mix up there to cast the cover for the spoof.

So how much stuff do you guys stash in order to "discover" later as treasure?

From the early Walmartstrium period..... Never seen anybody work harder to sell a lie.

Everyone can see this is all set up,, but i watched the whole thing so it must be entertaining. Thank you

@claudegrayson7039

3 ай бұрын

I didnt watch the whole lot cos I get annoyed when people find something really old and dont call the museums to unpack it carefully just yank the top off .and rub the dirt off the jewelry crazy .

The pottery alone has big historic value and could been first of its kind or something along the line. Never in my life have i seen or heard of anyone go to work on fragile what could of been 5 thousand year old pottery with a pick ax then to rip top off to see whats inside unless you already know the game . My gosh and here i believed this to be legit and gave benefit of doubt. Sucker born every second. Got me on this one

@snudder.s.m.l.5026

3 ай бұрын

No because they have jused them before, look at the play list... 😉

@zxcvbzxcvb6328

2 ай бұрын

I can’t believe how many naysayer comments were left here. Yeah, I know just like most do you, I hate these kind of lowlife Third World scumbag people that rape other nation’s treasures and remove them and sell them to ONLY millionaire and billionaire collectors whom want to keep the special treasures for their eyes and their family eyes only. BUT, regarding all of the naysayers that doubt that these are authentic buried treasure findings, there are way too many particular evidences proving that these ARE authentic ancient bracelets, necklaces and other trinkets found buried from hundreds of years ago or even longer than that. First, you can easily see how the pit was filled with rainwater many times and then drained back out leaving many layers of light film coating all the services from the slightly dirty water that entered the pit. And when it rained the water kept entering the pit very slowly and that’s why you don’t see any large pile remains of mud on the bottom of the pit. Also, every one of those various silver, bronze, copper pieces have the exact same type of crustacean/film on the outer surfaces. And look at the necklaces and bracelets that were made with small round rings of silver. That is EXACTLY what they turn into, appearance wise, after sitting undisturbed for hundreds or even thousands of years. And, no doubt, when they were first place there all of those silver pieces and other metal pieces were very bright, shiny and clean right down to the bare metal surfaces. And, regarding how easy it was for the scumbag treasure findings thief to pull the Lids off each of those jars, it’s obvious he’s done that many times before. You can tell that he did NOT need to keep tapping the seal around the edges of the caps. All you need to do was slightly cracked on edge on one side of it and then lift up. He did it perfectly as though he knew exactly what he was doing because that’s what he’s always been doing while he was stealing treasures from all of those countries that have these type of stashes of treasures. BUT, he did grant us the extremely unique privilege and pleasure of being able to watch him finding and digging up these hidden treasures and then sharing with us each and every item inside those jars. And I do like the fact how he respected it enough to not rub the services too strongly with his thumb because those soft metals would easily scratch and it would also extremely aggravate the millionaires and billionaires he sells these to. NOTE TO THE TREASURE HUNTER: The next time you go out and find another one of these treasures would you PLEASE carry an extra container water and a rag so that you can easily rinse off and lightly polish the services so we can enjoy exactly how they appeared when it was first buried? THANKS! Also, would you consider bringing some safe-to-use silver cleaner/restorer to bring out the natural glimmer and shine of those beautifully polished silver surfaces! Can you imagine how beautiful those silver bracelets and necklaces were when they were brand-new and shiny just seconds before they were buried?

I've seen people get more excited finding a single 1960 silver dime. All those treasures and not a word? lol

staged, well done and convincing. But where you messed up was when the pit was opened and first seen with the objects inside you and your compadres would be cheering and yelling in delight and awe. the reason you didnt is because you guys already knew what you had placed in the hole.

@PoeticMe-easyreading

5 ай бұрын

They have been robbing places for years they cant yell because their voice could be recognized thats why they wear masks. Their basically robbers.But rich ones. This wasnt staged their just used to making big scores.

@TheSailingangel

5 ай бұрын

Indeed ..in the whole "discovery" not a peep of excitement or wonder. .Not even an expression of surprise.

@timfloro931

5 ай бұрын

Should not have had dark dirt on items found in jars and who would open them the way he did. ALL STAGED

@sheepsfoot2

5 ай бұрын

As he's digging around that large rock or even large chunk concrete the whole time I'm thinking someone's mixed a bag of cement with that dirt ! Done it myself many times when putting in fence posts > that's how you do it nowadays with no water added as the moister from the ground will harden that dirt/cement mix ! This is so FAKE and when i saw 5:16 the way he dumps that pot on the ground Holy Moley !??

@wolfman9913

5 ай бұрын

😂EXACTLY!+😂😂

I would say almost none of that stuff is considered precious. What it looks like is that brass stuff that comes out of India. I swear I have that exact brass owl on my shelf! I might be completely wrong because the stuff you found with the metal detector looks authentic and clearly different than what was in the pots. Maybe Goodwill will take it off your hands.

@grinning_owl

5 ай бұрын

I have that same brass owl, too!! Wow! What a koinky dink, eh? I think I got mine from Goodwill in the 1990's for about $2.

@Sunset-Shimmer

Ай бұрын

@@grinning_owl Same, I got my owl last year from a thrift store for $2. I half expected to see a "Made in India" sticker on some of the stuff.

If the pots are sealed, why are the artifacts so dirty and grime covered in clean pots?

@stevenallen2530

7 ай бұрын

It all planted junk................

@seahawks1185

6 ай бұрын

You know why...its fake, obviously, not even mentioning the other 100 ways that points to it being fake.

@SensiProductionzBlindDogVideos

6 ай бұрын

After 800 years. Come on.... Silver will build large layers of oxidation. Y'all thinking this is fake, don't know much about this type of work, And the tools they use. It's not fake. No matter how much you convince yourselves. These guys go to open land at sites that have already been studied and abandoned by researchers, they go behind and find what the researchers couldn't. This is why there is no broken pottery anywheres, with random dog pits around. They're are treasure hunters. Plain and simple. Not many channels are real, this for sure is. Have a blessed day

@OldGrizz59

6 ай бұрын

Fake all get out

@stevelindsay3643

6 ай бұрын

Tarnish build up over 800 years.

The internet has become like our government; you never know what to believe.

These are Clickbait videos made only for the enjoyment of watching what it would probably be like to find a treasure not real in my opinion

No one who uses metal detectors often to find relics holds their detector that high off the ground, this is total bs.

@SheepDogActual

7 ай бұрын

Nobody uses a pick axe either. His use of the pin pointer is sad. This has to be some kind of filler. Lost interest and respect for this video.

@Davidrcobb

7 ай бұрын

@@SheepDogActual Yep, everything about the whole video is wrong.

@Smarterthanyou-mthrfkr

7 ай бұрын

No context, no info. Garbage fakery

@reginaseffels8778

7 ай бұрын

³4e 11am❤

@MikeHensley-sc3ns

7 ай бұрын

Some soft dirt just around the hole. Dug up with bare hands… and a big lots minimatic.

Just think about who last touched those artifacts all those minutes ago.

@AutumnPatterson-vo3nu

2 ай бұрын

🤣👍🏼

I was with it until you opened sealed clay pots and everything is covered in black dust !!?? How ??? 🇬🇧🇬🇧

@_EDG_Adventure

5 ай бұрын

exactly 😊

@SteveM45

5 ай бұрын

I think this was in a fire burst

@amosmikael

4 ай бұрын

a chemical reaction of the metal surface with the oxygen present in the air that causes some of the metal to corrode (or oxidize) and form the respective metal oxide on the surface. In

@jerrydonquixote5927

3 ай бұрын

🤡🤣​@@amosmikael

Oh my gosh! They had quick pour concrete 800 years ago?? Amazing

@lakota123max

5 ай бұрын

actually if u look into ancient works u can see they used better quality concrete than we have now on basically everything from the pyramids to machu pichu...

@briandeeley1599

5 ай бұрын

As far as I know it was the Romans that were using concrete for a lot of construction, even under water footings and now there is evidence of it's use at the Bosnian pyramid site. @@lakota123max

@alexandrasmith4393

5 ай бұрын

Carthegians invented concrete.

@lylejohnston4125

5 ай бұрын

The oldest concrete found was 7000 B.C.

@christopherball7937

4 ай бұрын

The Romans had quick drying concrete 2000 years ago.. look at the Coliseum

It’s strange how there’s no vegetation growing in that area, don’t you think!LOL

The rain run off coming down the hill would have filled that up with mud and sediment, The dirt on the jar lids was different than the dirt in the cavity. Why was there mud on the top of the jars and not on any of the rocks in the same pit? Was it silver? the oxidization was minimal for silver, sounded like tin.

@burtpanzer

7 ай бұрын

The mud was wiped around the lid and used to seal the jar.

@kar702

6 ай бұрын

It’s not real, he planted the stuff so he could make a video. I see fake all over it!

@wolfman9913

5 ай бұрын

BECAUSE THE ENTIRE THING IS STAGED!!! WAKE UP DUMMY!!😂😂

these look like looters, not scientists. For shame.

Machine rolled edging on can..hahah..pretty sure it’s not 800 years old..

Staging at its best.

@zxcvbzxcvb6328

2 ай бұрын

I can’t believe how many naysayer comments were left here. Yeah, I know just like most do you, I hate these kind of lowlife Third World scumbag people that rape other nation’s treasures and remove them and sell them to ONLY millionaire and billionaire collectors whom want to keep the special treasures for their eyes and their family eyes only. BUT, regarding all of the naysayers that doubt that these are authentic buried treasure findings, there are way too many particular evidences proving that these ARE authentic ancient bracelets, necklaces and other trinkets found buried from hundreds of years ago or even longer than that. First, you can easily see how the pit was filled with rainwater many times and then drained back out leaving many layers of light film coating all the services from the slightly dirty water that entered the pit. And when it rained the water kept entering the pit very slowly and that’s why you don’t see any large pile remains of mud on the bottom of the pit. Also, every one of those various silver, bronze, copper pieces have the exact same type of crustacean/film on the outer surfaces. And look at the necklaces and bracelets that were made with small round rings of silver. That is EXACTLY what they turn into, appearance wise, after sitting undisturbed for hundreds or even thousands of years. And, no doubt, when they were first place there all of those silver pieces and other metal pieces were very bright, shiny and clean right down to the bare metal surfaces. And, regarding how easy it was for the scumbag treasure findings thief to pull the Lids off each of those jars, it’s obvious he’s done that many times before. You can tell that he did NOT need to keep tapping the seal around the edges of the caps. All you need to do was slightly cracked on edge on one side of it and then lift up. He did it perfectly as though he knew exactly what he was doing because that’s what he’s always been doing while he was stealing treasures from all of those countries that have these type of stashes of treasures. BUT, he did grant us the extremely unique privilege and pleasure of being able to watch him finding and digging up these hidden treasures and then sharing with us each and every item inside those jars. And I do like the fact how he respected it enough to not rub the services too strongly with his thumb because those soft metals would easily scratch and it would also extremely aggravate the millionaires and billionaires he sells these to. NOTE TO THE TREASURE HUNTER: The next time you go out and find another one of these treasures would you PLEASE carry an extra container water and a rag so that you can easily rinse off and lightly polish the services so we can enjoy exactly how they appeared when it was first buried? THANKS! Also, would you consider bringing some safe-to-use silver cleaner/restorer to bring out the natural glimmer and shine of those beautifully polished silver surfaces! Can you imagine how beautiful those silver bracelets and necklaces were when they were brand-new and shiny just seconds before they were buried?

dari awal penggalian terlihat jelas bahwa anda sudah sangat hafal dengan objeg atau bentuk struktur yang anda gali, kesimpulanya ini pasti hanya rekayasa untuk membuat konten yang menarik, terima kasih sudah menghibur,..

@Davidrcobb

7 ай бұрын

There is several clues that this is fake. Anyone who actually uses metal detectors or searches for artifacts can plainly see its all an act.

I think it was all bought at Pier One or Hobby Lobby

I thought he found Jimmy hoffa.

@zsigzsag

6 ай бұрын

I actually thought it was a burial site. Artifacts owned by the deceased are usually buried with them and covered by rocks. Hoffa is probably encased in cement in a building somewhere or long past thru the stomachs of crocs and alligators.

I thought the jars were all cracked. But I realized it was my phone screen!

@redgarcia1427

5 ай бұрын

LOL

Funny how he never shows his face

I’m sure some authority figure would confinscate all of it !

@andresvelasco2476

6 ай бұрын

Confiscate is Blood brother of steal from another under guise of authority. Same as stealing your Freedom by calling something illegal

@kar702

6 ай бұрын

If it was real

@jah7514

6 ай бұрын

​@kar702 you think he planted that stuff🤔

@kar702

6 ай бұрын

@@jah7514 of course. Check out the rest of his channel. He has numerous videos digging up numerous other treasures in the same way.

If this was actually real it would have been all over the news.

That silver is awfully untarnished for being over 800 years old

Why so few items in such large urns when they would have all fitted in one.

Pretty sure they bought all this stuff at Kirkland’s and Goodwill.

@user-ne3yw2cu6c

5 ай бұрын

I agree! ... it's all Thrift Shop junk.

No heavy dust on the potts when you opened the pit. Its a miracle! The variety of stolen contraband from grave robbing was interesting for sure

@zxcvbzxcvb6328

2 ай бұрын

I can’t believe how many naysayer comments were left here. Yeah, I know just like most do you, I hate these kind of lowlife Third World scumbag people that rape other nation’s treasures and remove them and sell them to ONLY millionaire and billionaire collectors whom want to keep the special treasures for their eyes and their family eyes only. BUT, regarding all of the naysayers that doubt that these are authentic buried treasure findings, there are way too many particular evidences proving that these ARE authentic ancient bracelets, necklaces and other trinkets found buried from hundreds of years ago or even longer than that. First, you can easily see how the pit was filled with rainwater many times and then drained back out leaving many layers of light film coating all the services from the slightly dirty water that entered the pit. And when it rained the water kept entering the pit very slowly and that’s why you don’t see any large pile remains of mud on the bottom of the pit. Also, every one of those various silver, bronze, copper pieces have the exact same type of crustacean/film on the outer surfaces. And look at the necklaces and bracelets that were made with small round rings of silver. That is EXACTLY what they turn into, appearance wise, after sitting undisturbed for hundreds or even thousands of years. And, no doubt, when they were first place there all of those silver pieces and other metal pieces were very bright, shiny and clean right down to the bare metal surfaces. And, regarding how easy it was for the scumbag treasure findings thief to pull the Lids off each of those jars, it’s obvious he’s done that many times before. You can tell that he did NOT need to keep tapping the seal around the edges of the caps. All you need to do was slightly cracked on edge on one side of it and then lift up. He did it perfectly as though he knew exactly what he was doing because that’s what he’s always been doing while he was stealing treasures from all of those countries that have these type of stashes of treasures. BUT, he did grant us the extremely unique privilege and pleasure of being able to watch him finding and digging up these hidden treasures and then sharing with us each and every item inside those jars. And I do like the fact how he respected it enough to not rub the services too strongly with his thumb because those soft metals would easily scratch and it would also extremely aggravate the millionaires and billionaires he sells these to. NOTE TO THE TREASURE HUNTER: The next time you go out and find another one of these treasures would you PLEASE carry an extra container water and a rag so that you can easily rinse off and lightly polish the services so we can enjoy exactly how they appeared when it was first buried? THANKS! Also, would you consider bringing some safe-to-use silver cleaner/restorer to bring out the natural glimmer and shine of those beautifully polished silver surfaces! Can you imagine how beautiful those silver bracelets and necklaces were when they were brand-new and shiny just seconds before they were buried?

After all the millions these guys have "found" throughout these videos you would think they would have retired by now.

If this was real, these guys would be arrested.

Everything on KZread is real

@ericstalter1917

6 ай бұрын

its got to be. its on the internet

@Flatfishfever96

Ай бұрын

Jeepers creepers man

wow all that from a Good will store.

Wait, you had to climb to get here and cross over areas where you could only approach on foot... but you got a tractor there? And where was this tractor until now?

How did items in sealed containers become covered with so much dirt ?

@gibbs677bg

5 ай бұрын

they had to dull the fake jewellery down as it looked to shiny and plastic like, 100% this is fake for views and subs, but so many suckers believe it.😯😅🤣

@lorettaplayer3526

5 ай бұрын

Imagine how long they've been buried it looks like they've been through a fire also all the dust and soot on them

@amosmikael

4 ай бұрын

Oxyde brass,silver and iron Will do that

To me it looked like looted items from graves or from a battlefield then hoarded and hidden away. Honestly anyone who found such items their hands would be SHAKING AS THEY REACHED INTO THOSE JARS PULLING OUT SUCH TREASURES! Congrats good you kept your faces covered xD!

@robbieknight4856

4 ай бұрын

It's all new he covers the class on the necklaces

@robbieknight4856

4 ай бұрын

Clasp

@Janet-fm2po

4 ай бұрын

Someone never got to return for their treasure

Did you notice the white egg stone it had a print of something. But he tried to conceal it and turn it with his hands

I did the same in Palestine 🇵🇸 and found a very very beautiful Ring it’s one of a kind I feel like it has magic I Dont want no one to see it because they might want it I don’t care how much it’s worth I don’t need anything for it I love it so much it does miracles. I’m thankful I found it It’s in good Muslim hands.

At 27:00 ....So thats where the larger cobbles where laid, and not randomly mixed into the overburden dirt. Thankfully 800 years of rain and drizzle didn't fill in around those 800-year-old vases.

In the whole "discovery" not a peep of excitement or wonder. .Not even an expression of surprise.

Very good actors

I love how the pick ax and shovel conveniently appear right next to the "treasure". And I saw that ring when I was in Arizona lol.

Something don't fit with such a primitive wall then the modern things .

Amazing! Great! Beautiful! I think you had to climb a mountain to get to the place. How then did the tractor also climb the mountain? No disrespect intended, but you've created a "how to look for treasure". As it's obvious that this was set up before hand. A lot of work though!

Looks like someone was protecting their things from invaders pretty amazing if it was a find of significance it’s lost forever even though it’s on video

@24karats4you

5 ай бұрын

I'm glad they found it

@jimlipscomb3236

5 ай бұрын

This is like watching grave robbers

@jbrobertson6052

5 ай бұрын

@@jimlipscomb3236 Give your head a shake its no such thing they are metal detecting and happen to find some great artifacts How can it be grave robbing when there is no body

@jimlipscomb3236

5 ай бұрын

@@jbrobertson6052 They are carelessly looting items of historical significance, most likely to be spirited away. The heritage of the people that came before is stolen then lost, so in my mind a lot like grave robbery

@mapleleaf7530

3 ай бұрын

this is like watching assholes

you climbed the mountain where did the tractor come from

Keeps old pieces of broken metal...literally tossed a piece of pottery on the ground, most likely damaging it. You're beyond lucky there were no rattlesnakes in there. The ruins of that building are the perfect place for them to live.

Did I miss the part of him backpacking a tractor into the AO? Ughh.. and the gold finder 2000 metal detector.. yeesh.. never have I ever seen anyone with that actual unit in real life.. always used to find uncommon treasures that defy.. Whats the link to that detector? I stand corrected if its real.. thx...ta.

@davcar872

5 ай бұрын

It's real $5400.00

@Chris_Harris

5 ай бұрын

It's less than $900 you tard.@@davcar872

Nice brass collection based on those eggs looks like all this things belong to the chicken

@armadilllo

2 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

so, the guy pulls a nearly perfect pot out of a stone enclosure then just tosses it aside? Wtf kind of research is this?

seems to have a total disregard for cultural significant ruins These are the type of people I loath

I love the treasure you found, but the AI was dull. I would rather feel your excitement!

Nice job on your treasure hunting story. Nicely done and loads of digging up loads of loose dirt. You guys did a fantastic job telling your story. Fake it all. Because if you really found a treasure of any kind like the ear rings before you found the pots. Your reactions would have been through the roof with excitement. Especially if you found a horde of pots full of trinkets. Not dead silence. No emotion whatsoever. 😅😅😅

The narrator's voice confirms to me that this find is steer manure 😂😂

priceless items. the single items found scattered about were possible older, ;most a long time, the simplicity of design is a clue to great age.

how did the tracktor get up the mountain,

Incredible!!! Those are museum pieces . In what region did you find it ? Look like ceremonial items of forgotten religion

@Chris_Harris

5 ай бұрын

Museum pieces were taken by an amateur versus a professional who would measure and carefully collect those pieces into a museum.

@alexalyssa204

5 ай бұрын

@@Chris_Harris well, yeah, I hope they will donate or sell it to a museum that dispkay artifacts from that region

@24karats4you

5 ай бұрын

This is worth millions of dollars! I doubt it will ever reach a real museum that you can visit.

@Chris_Harris

5 ай бұрын

Guess what? 1. They won't. 2. It's not up to private people to search for items older than 300 years old. Those are archeological finds, not shit you just go out, look for, dig up and show the world. They need to be researched and when they're dug up, they're not dug up with a mini pick axe. EVERY part of that including the fact their "finds" are stage is either a> illegal for searching what would be archeological digs b> theft@@alexalyssa204 EVERY country in the world has laws against everything I just said? I know because I used to be an archeological student.

@Chris_Harris

5 ай бұрын

It's not millions. Probably 50 or 100k unless the stuff is real and they find a black market dealer in which case it could be a couple hundred k.@@24karats4you

They were really excited until Pablo found "Made in China" stamped into the objects.

Nice theatre. Didn;t even speak to peers while finding something like this.

Looting, this all looks pretty hokie

Wow!! Amazing how he was able to slide those ropes under that rock lid! LOL😂✌🐢

@CC-eu2mm

5 ай бұрын

Yup that was my question lmao

@mrb9502

4 ай бұрын

Mine question too...😁I knew these comments would be fun !!!

@Navigator001

4 ай бұрын

I was wondering the same thing, it made me start to wonder if it was paper mache.

Interesting how people wont believe this but believe everything the news on tv tells them

The material inside doesn't seem 800 years at all

Barang antik jaman dulu terbuat dr kuningan 👌👌👈👍🖐🖐😎😎🤗🤗🙏🙏👈

@Davidrcobb

7 ай бұрын

And covered in stove ash....everything about this screams bs.

@eddieo4978

7 ай бұрын

​@@Davidrcobbstrictly entertainment or big scam however you want to see it.😂

Looking at comments i knew it was from an arid region, then i saw Morocco. Some family hid their wealth from invaders maybe but did not survive. Hence the lost hidden treasure. My guess.

How did the tractor make it up there if the guy had to walk up and over the hilltop?

Treasure hunters...so you're basically looters

dude how did you know that top lid of the vessels would come right off? and cool to be able to just drive up right to the spot..that saved a lot of work...nice...and how could you not be able to say anything with the cameraman...wow...speechless...and all while wearing shorts and tennis shoes...very entertaing though...wonder what the purpose of the offering to the gods was?

@Chris_Harris

5 ай бұрын

Those artifacts had no right to be touched by those treasure thieves. It makes people like me SICK to see people raiding treasure troves.

@swampfizz

5 ай бұрын

I think the treasure is fake along with the video..thats my opinion..the stuff isnt old or real@@Chris_Harris

@Chris_Harris

5 ай бұрын

I'm just as concerned about the people who think it's "okay" to not only search for ancient artifacts but keep them.@@swampfizz

@GOLD_FEVER

5 ай бұрын

@@Chris_Harris It makes me sick to see you are so dumb you would think this was real. Because if you were uncovering buried treasure you wouldn't say a thing throughout, and to think to film when you are opening priceless golden jewlery? Would you film the gold you were finding and post it on youtube first thing? Because the government could not track you easily and take it away from you if they saw the video? Just turn on that brain and it will become obvious to you...

@krasimirargilashki8811

5 ай бұрын

Броеницата на 800 години и да , не е изгнила връвта ... Съмнителна работа !

The area looks like an archeological site,hopefully reported to authorities? I agree with the eagle carved from the rock.

@silverserpent6563

6 ай бұрын

Report to the authorities lol

@jm1979mx

6 ай бұрын

YOU FOOL DONT EVER REPORT IT TO THE AUTHORITIES AS THAT IS THE FN PROBLEM WITH ALL OUR HISTORY BEING HIDDEN FROM US, F THE SMITHSONIAN TRAITORS TO HUMANITY, THATS YOU AND ME AND EVERYONE ELSE. DO YOU GET IT OR ARE YOU A TRAITOR FOR THE LIARS TOO?

@jm1979mx

6 ай бұрын

YOU ARE JUST ANOTHER CITIZEN SLAVE THAT NEEDS TO BE TOLD WHAT TO DO. TRY BEING FREE FROM THE CORPORATION INSTEAD. WAKE THE F UP

@Chris_Harris

5 ай бұрын

Report the raiding and theft of items to the authorities, you mean?

The tops of the pots look like they were previously broken off and a new top was glued back on with mud. Very fishy. Never saw a big gray round rock like that before either. The stuff looks like cheap tin junk.

Ytube should force videos of this type to be listed as possible plots for Fantasy island episodes

I have a little brass owl identical to that one bought at the market years ago. made in India. Super old , LOL.

How the heavy Earth mover reached at the top of those mountains???

@Khajane-ka-map88

7 ай бұрын

Nice machine 3d okay

@HappyCapedogs

7 ай бұрын

No information about the loot

@aracelifuerte2211

7 ай бұрын

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@andrewroberts7385

7 ай бұрын

Helicopter

@burtpanzer

7 ай бұрын

There's a fire road near by that was used for access.

The metal you found and bent nail are not Indian♏ made but remnants of past 1800 settlers exploring before you.✝

Maybe he should remove his backpack and relax..

I have heard of those detectors but from the same source they were quite expensive and hard to find. It was nice to see it at work.

@Chris_Harris

5 ай бұрын

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHA! Try less than a thousand for the top-of-the-line for a wide-view detector. Put the crack down.@@davcar872

Nice video, great find. I’m only worried if there are any wild animals like bears & few creatures like scorpions, stay safe in your hunts.

@ATLANTISfind

5 ай бұрын

Thank you 💚💚

@jeffsor47

4 ай бұрын

Bears don't appreciate having their jewelry stolen. I know from experience.

Always sceptical of brown hand videos

Too calm. Id been running around like a crazed lunatic to have found this

@38totom

4 ай бұрын

That's just you

@midnightstarr5413

4 ай бұрын

@38totom I didn't say anyone else. And yet you still saw fit to find something as measly as that to bird beak apart. Lmfao!!! Good grief Charlie Clown!!

@midnightstarr5413

4 ай бұрын

@@38totom said no one ever

Totally for entertainment purposes only

I'm an English archaeologist and this is 100% fake. The amphora were shoddy and quickly sealed with no care whatsoever. All the " finds" were from totally different date's and some looked suspicious only in the fact that one pot was made out of a child's watering can.....the ridge's gave it away. The owl was hilarious, was it copied from a British barn owl.😂😂😂. The smallest pot was a generic piece you can find in a garden centre.....filled with Aztec coin's!!!! I had a good laugh and can't wait to show my students 🤣 😂😂 who by the way work with real Roman , Saxon and Iron Age material's.!!!!

This site is located in Morocco. Indeed, Morocco is full of buried treasures due to the succession of ancient civilizations there

I'd like to see a future video of showing these items cleaned up and telling us what they are what tribe or what culture they came from

@Chris_Harris

5 ай бұрын

How could you? IF this isn't faked, these people are treasure thieves, not archeologists.

Excelentes hallazgos, pero ¿cómo hicieron para llevar un tractor hasta allá?

@user-le6xo5bs8v

7 ай бұрын

👍😊

Hey guys - I'm interested to know how you got those ropes so quickly under the rock while its edges were still sealed. You didn't lift it by any chance?

It's understandable why there are so many commenters calling the video a fake. In the beginning, a bunch of WikiUps are shown. If they are ancient, I don't believe that any would remain standing.

Wow that’s an amazing find - I hope you took great care of the sealed vases and sold them to a museum or something- would love to know more of what happened after this video was made. CONGRATULATIONS ON THIS EPIC FIND!!!

@alpha51omega38

5 ай бұрын

Even 'Indiana Jones' knew that you do not collect and SELL off to a museum. You get professionals to come do the job, examine, take notes, measure and carefully put artifacts in proper storage for transport to science and arch study groups. Never remove anything.

@Chris_Harris

5 ай бұрын

Makes me wonder how many of those pieces made it into a museum. "Treasure seekers" seem to have a "I found it so its mine" attitude now as they nail their "finds" to the wall in their basements.@@alpha51omega38

@24karats4you

5 ай бұрын

​@@alpha51omega38I doubt there was any permitting in this amazing dig

@gibbs677bg

5 ай бұрын

you know this is all FAKE right, a metal detector wouldn't detect stuff that was more than a few feet deep anyway, what suckers people are.

@user-kp1tx7hs5c

5 ай бұрын

the vases are more look valueble than the jewelry

You can get those eggs at the 99 cent store! I have a shit load of those!🤣🤣🤣🤣 Love Grandma Debbie

That small owl figure looks exactly like one found in another buried treasure hunting video I was watching!

All i got to say, is that God bless the road!🎉

looks hookey to me

If it is in 800 years old, how the coins wouldn't stick together?

@tomunger692

7 ай бұрын

these coins (I am assuming silver) were not subjected to sea water (or any other chemical agent) to cause such reactive bonding.. Under water treasures (silver bars / coins) are bonded over time by sea urchin / barnacles, coral growth and other natural reef building plants / organisms.

@kar702

6 ай бұрын

That stuff is not 800 years old. 😂 He planted it so he can make a video.

Shouldn’t an archaeologist have been called in to evaluate this site?

@armadilllo

2 ай бұрын

no, finders keepers

It makes sense you have no trouble making things look very old.

@mapleleaf7530

3 ай бұрын

A little bit on YU TUBE NOTHING OF POLITICIANS

That was interesting, where was it found

@lovequeen7080

7 ай бұрын

Its all fake and planted.