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Check out the Most MYSTERIOUS Discoveries Made In Egypt! This top 10 list of recent bizarre ancient archaeological discoveries from egypt is still baffling scientists to this day!

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10. Mystery Heads
Finding disembodied heads underground in an Ancient Egyptian tomb sounds like something from a horror movie. But don’t worry, they’re not real heads. As for what they were doing there, the jury’s still out. The heads are a bit of a mystery to this day. The first examples were discovered in 1894 and since then, over 30 have been located. They were nicknamed ‘reserve heads’ because… well, they looked like a bunch of spare heads!

9. The Giza Void
It’s amazing how even the oldest landmarks can still surprise you. In 2017 experts were very surprised when examining the legendary Great Pyramid of Giza on the West Bank of the Nile. As you may know, but just in case you don’t this ancient wonder of the world was built for Pharaoh Khufu and is the largest one of 3.

8. Kites
Mysterious lines in the Egyptian deserts have been seen from the air for around a century. Everyone was wondering what they were! It turns out, they’re made up of little stone walls, not very high at all, in a kite-style formation. Some of them are as long as 40 miles. Even more mysterious was the fact that they lead toward a pit in the sand.

7. King Tut’s Mummy
One of the great mysteries of Ancient Egypt is the circumstances surrounding the death of Tutankhamun. Howard Carter found his legendary tomb in 1922 and made him a historical superstar. What’s maybe not as well known is that King Tut died very young, while in his teens.

6. Black Boxes
If you thought the Great Pyramid of Giza sounded mysterious, wait till you hear about what was found in Memphis! In a cave network 12 miles away from Giza, 24 big black boxes were found. They weigh 100 tons each and are so unusual that some believe them to be alien artefacts!

5. Lost Labyrinth
In the vicinity of the Middle Egyptian city of Faiyum, 100 km (62 miles) southwest of Cairo, there is an area known as Faiyum Oasis. Supposedly, there lies what’s left of one of the most immense and talked-about structures of Ancient Egypt… the mysterious Lost Labyrinth.

4. That’s a Wrap
Though people don’t know a lot about Ancient Egypt, there are certain things everybody knows about, hopefully. Egypt is famous for its pyramids and also the mummies. Examples have been found of mummies that don’t look the way you’d expect. Take this one in the Louvre museum in Paris. It’s an exhibit in the long-established Department of Egyptian Antiquities, which is made up of an impressive 30 rooms showcasing all manner of finds.

3. The Dendera Light
While we believe the light bulb is a relatively modern invention, some commentators would dispute this. In fact they’d go so far as to say the Ancient Egyptians had access to a power source that gave them things like electric light way before it was officially invented!

2.Exploding Pyramid
So I just mentioned a possible power supply in ancient Egypt. But what if I told you about
another theory on this subject that takes place on a MUCH bigger scale? It all revolves around that classic image we associate with the time… a pyramid.

1. The Building of the Pyramids
I know, we’ve talked a lot about pyramids but this is a video about Ancient Egypt! What did you expect? After many, many years, the question still is, how did the pyramids get built in the first place? The construction of these mighty structures is a matter of ongoing debate between pros and amateurs alike.

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10. Finding Someone
Nowadays we think of DNA testing as an integral part of identifying, but the ability has only been around for just over 30 years. In the 80's the idea of genetic fingerprints was unheard of- that was until a case was solved by using this innovative technique- and it changed investigations forever!!

9. Mummy Identity
In 1940, an ancient skeleton, known as the “Spirit Cave Mummy” was found in a cave in the Great Basin Desert in Nevada. Those who unearthed it knew that this find was an important discovery, but it would be decades until scientific techniques were developed to find out more about it.

8. The Recipe for Milk
Milk is something we all take for granted- after all, it’s available in virtually every food or drink store in the world. Despite its prevalence, though, milk is actually a very complex liquid, and it was only recently that genetic sequencing was able to explain how it’s made.

7. Identifying Smugglers
The ivory trade is one of the biggest contributors to the decline in numbers of elephants around the world, and the high prices people are willing to pay for it means that, despite it being illegal, it's estimated that as many as 40,000 African elephants are killed each year solely for their tusks. With a population of only 400,000, the need for action is greater than ever.

6. Triple Hybrid Bird
In May of 2018, a Pennsylvania local spotted an unusual looking bird in his backyard. He took photos and videos of it, and then realized something strange- it looked like both a Golden-winged Warbler, and a Blue-winged Warbler, and was singing like a Chestnut-sided Warbler.

5. The Tigrina
The improvement in genetic profiling techniques, as well as the way that more animals are being tested than ever, means that scientists are quite often discovering new species, and learning far more about the ones we thought had already been identified.

4. Debunking Alien Theories
In 2003, in an old mining town in the Atacama desert, a small skeleton was found, wrapped in white cloth and tied with a violet ribbon. It was extremely unusual- it was about 6 inches tall, with the features of a 7-year-old child, but only had 10 pairs of ribs- as opposed to the 12 found on humans. Furthermore, the skull was elongated into a cone shape.

3. Panda Ancestor
In 2014, a team of paleontologists were searching a cave in China in search of remains of an ancient ape species. They returned that day with a collection of bones, none of which were from the ape, but what they did find was the lower jaw of an ancient panda that lived around 22,000 years ago.

2. Food Contents
When we buy food at a store, we check the labeling to see what's in it and take that as the truth. The thing is, due to the way that meat is processed, there's a good chance that what you think you're eating may not be the full story. In 2017, some pretty startling results were released by the Food Standards Agency in the UK, which will make you re-think the way you approach your food in the future.

1. Parents of Two Species
There have been a number of different human species, most of whom were thought to keep to themselves and only breed within the same group. But recent evidence has shown that things weren’t quite that contained, and that inter-breeding was quite common.

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Check out the Most MYSTERIOUS And SURPRISING Discoveries Made In Caves! From bizarre and unexplained discoveries deep underground to some of the weirdest archaeological discoveries, this top 10 list of cave findings will amaze you!

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10. Cave of the Jaguar God
The Maya city of Chichén Itzá is one of the most renowned ancient sites in Mexico, but even though it’s been known about and explored for a long time, it continues to provide surprises. In 2018, researchers were trying to look for a sacred well beneath the city, but instead found a series of caves, known as Balamku, which contained more than 150 ritual objects that had laid untouched for more than 1000 years.

9. The Longest Salt Cave
Researchers have recently announced the discovery of the longest known salt cave in the world… one that starts at the southern tip of the dead sea in Israel, and extends more than 6 miles in length. Malham cave is about 2 miles longer than the previous record holder and, like other salt caves, is full of rare and unusual features.

8. An Ancient Casino
For as long as humans have lived in communities, they’ve played games with one another- often applying stakes to the outcome. A discovery in Utah in 2015 shows that even as far as 800 years ago, gambling was a popular pastime. Probably even much further back than that.

7. Mysterious Fish
The dark, humid, and gaseous environments inside caves allow for the evolution of unusual creatures unlike anywhere else, and they can be great places to discover new species. An expedition into a remote cave in northern Vietnam found one of the weirdest ever- a previously unknown type of fish.

6. Ice Age Remains
So much can be learned about earth’s history by studying the fossil record, but bones don’t preserve very well in tropical environments, which has left a number of gaps in what we know. One area, in particular, that’s devoid of data is Central America during the late Pleistocene period, but a recent discovery has changed all of that.

5. Rhino Cave
The Tsodilo Hills, located in Botswana, Africa are a UNESCO world heritage site that’s home to more than 4,500 rock paintings. People have lived in the region for thousands of years, and new artworks are continually being found across the Female Hill, the Child Hill, and the Male Hill.

4. New Human Species
In early 2019 it was announced that the remains of a previously unknown species of human were found in a cave in the Philippines. Tests on the bones have shown that they lived in southeast Asia around 50,000 years ago, were four feet tall, had curved fingers and toes, and were able to climb up trees and walk on two feet.

3. The Lupercale
According to legend, Rome was founded by Romulus and Remus- twin brothers who had been raised by wolves. The myth also says that there was a cave, known as the Lupercale, where a female wolf nursed them, and now researchers claim to have found its location.

2. The World’s First Winery
After a long day, there's nothing quite like being able to sit back and relax with a glass of wine, but this is hardly a newfound enjoyment… as researchers investigating a cave in Armenia found the world's oldest known winemaking equipment, which was more than 5,500 years old!

1. The Missing Fleet of Egypt
So much has been discovered of the ancient Egyptian empire, but for a long time, there was a mystery that divided historians. Carved into the walls of a temple at Deir el-Bahri were images of a fleet of cargo ships returning from the land of Punt. Some believed this mystical place was inland, or a fictitious place, while others truly thought they were a more accurate depiction of a grand sea voyage that took place.

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Check out the Most MYSTERIOUS Materials Found From SPACE! From bizarre unexplained structures to some of the weirdest planets in the universe, this top 10 list of strange materials discovered in space will amaze you!

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10. Metallic Hydrogen
Hydrogen is an element that's present throughout the Universe, and we see it every day here on earth, usually in combination with oxygen to form water. On its own, it behaves like any other element… It's a gas at temperatures above -400 degrees Fahrenheit, a liquid above -434 degrees Fahrenheit, and a solid when it's colder than that.

9. Pure Aluminum
A lot of what we know about materials in space comes from analyzing the remnants of meteorites that have fallen to earth. A particularly unusual rock was found in Egypt in 1996, which contained an unusual form of a metal that we're very familiar with… Aluminum.

8. The Horsehead Nebula
The Horsehead Nebula, which lies approximately 1,500 light years away from earth, is one of the most recognizable interstellar phenomena because of its unique shape… but there's far more to this mass of dust and gas than initially seems, and scientists have been studying its composition in further detail.

7. Hapkeite
Not all meteorites that land on earth have come from the furthest stretches of the solar system! This next guy actually originated from our nearest galactic neighbor, the moon! Discovered in the early 2000s in Oman on the Saudi peninsula, analysis of the piece of moon rock exposed a completely new material that’s made from iron and silicon.

6. Krotite
Around 2003, a very strange meteorite was found in North Africa, one which is often referred to as the cracked egg meteorite because of its unusual appearance. More recently, scientists who were examining the meteorite found a material, about the size of a grain of rice, that they didn't recognize.

5. Quasicrystals
Quasicrystals are an unusual type of material where the atoms inside arrange themselves in regular patterns, but ones that never repeat themselves. Neighboring cells have slight variations, but follow clear mathematical rules in a similar way to the Fibonacci sequence. More than 100 different types of quasicrystal are known, and they are used in products such as non-stick cookware, LED lighting, and surgical instruments.

4. Panguite
The Allende meteorite was the largest carbonaceous chondrite to have ever been found on earth. These primitive meteorites account for just under 5 percent of the ones that fall and have their roots in the early solar system. This one fell over the Mexican state of Chihuahua on February 8th, 1969 and exploded in the atmosphere- scattering debris across the region.

3. Uakitite
In 2018, researchers at the Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society in Moscow announced a particularly exciting find for them, as they had discovered a completely new mineral after examining a space rock. Known as Uakitite, it was found in the Uakit meteorite. This meteorite was found in the region of Russia after which it was named.

2. Wassonite
Yamato 691 was a meteorite found in Antarctica 50 years ago, but it was only recently that scientists realized there was something strange about its structure. Upon closer inspection, they found microscopic crystals inside it, that were unfamiliar. The problem was that they only measured between 50 and 450 nanometres across, which made them incredibly difficult to analyze.

1. The Strongest Substance in the Universe
Ever since humans have manipulated materials for their own means, they've always looked for the next strongest substance to work with. At first, this was rock, then iron, then steel, and now composites and graphene… but researchers now think they’ve discovered what is the strongest substance in the entire universe, something they call ‘nuclear pasta’.

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Check out the Most MYSTERIOUS Pirate Discoveries! From sunken pirate ships to other hidden treasures underwater, this top 10 list of bizarre recent discoveries about pirates will simply amaze you!

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10. Captain Kidd’s Treasure
Captain Kidd once hunted pirates for a living, but turned to the dark side in the late 1600s… attacking merchant vessels in the Caribbean and reaching as far as Madagascar. He returned to America, though, and was arrested, sent back to England, and hanged for his crimes in 1701.

9. A Skeleton
In 2015, council workers were carrying out survey work to prepare for building an extension to a primary school in Edinburgh when they made a gruesome discovery… what is believed to be the corpse of a pirate. The bones have been tested and found to have been from a man in his 50’s who lived during the 16th or 17th century.

8. Underground Smuggling Network
Cornwall, in the south-west of England, was a popular place for pirates and smugglers to bring their ill-gotten gains ashore. In 2008 a crew of builders working on the renovation of a waterfront warehouse in the town of Penzance found two escape hatches that led underground. Good name right, get it, pirates of Penzance. The 2-foot square holes have access to two tunnels that stretched beneath the roads to a local pub about 300 yards away.

7. Maps
When you think of pirates plundering treasure, the first things that springs to mind are chests full of gold and jewels, but they weren’t necessarily the most valuable things in their minds. Bartholomew Sharpe was an influential pirate from 1680, who traveled with his 300 men to Panama, where they captured a Spanish ship, the Trinity, and raided Spanish ships along the Pacific coastline of central and South America.

6. The Schiedam
With some pirates living more than 350 years ago, many artifacts that found their way to the seabed have now been covered over, but a storm in 2018 disrupted the sands around Cornwall and led to an amazing discovery. Divers spotted objects, such as hand grenades and cannons, which had come from the wreck of the Schiedam- a ship that had sunk off the Cornish coast in 1684.

5. The Pirate Executions of 1718
It’s well known that when the authorities were able to catch pirates, they usually made an example of them… but documents have been found that survive from 1718 that show that year was a particularly brutal one. Stede Bonnet was a famed pirate of the time, having been involved in the siege of Charleston, South Carolina alongside Blackbeard.

4. Visiting Japan
Pirates operated across the world, and recent evidence came to light that showed the first Australian ship to venture into Japanese waters was run by a crew of pirates escaping from Tasmania. There had long been a tale of a ship of convicts venturing into feudal Japan, which at the time was isolated from the rest of the world, but most had dismissed it as nothing more than legend.

3. Mass Burial
‘Black Sam” Bellamy was thought to have been the richest pirate ever, but all trace of him and his crew vanished following the wrecking of their ship, the Whydah Gally, off the coast of Cape Cod in 1717. They had amassed a fortune worth around 120 million dollars in today's currency, but it was only in 2018 that researchers discovered what had happened to them.

2. The Queen Anne’s Revenge
The most famous pirate of all time, Blackbeard, was notorious for his brutality, the burning gunpowder in his beard, and his surprisingly educated demeanor. He and his crew terrorized the waters of North Carolina with their ship ‘The Queen Anne's Revenge'. Perhaps his most famous act was the siege of Charleston in 1718, where the city was held hostage for several weeks while he demanded food, money, and supplies…

1. The Sunken Pirate City
By the late 1600s, the natural harbor at Port Royal had become the center of the English presence in Jamaica. It was the second largest European city in the new world, and soon became the notorious home of pirates and criminals. This soon became a dangerous place full of debauchery, and was once described as ‘the most wicked and sinful city in the world'.

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