You'd think that with all the ground-penetrating radars (GPR), light detection and ranging technology (LiDAR), hyperspectral imaging, drones, submarines, and digital archives, we would have already discovered the most important artifacts from our past.
However, historians, archaeologists, and even random grandmsa metal detectors continue to surprise us year after year. So, a person who goes by the handle @tradingMaxiSL on X decided to compile a list of impressive recent finds. Keep scrolling to check out the collection!
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The Sannai-Maruyama site found 10-15 minutes from my mother-in-laws house. Settled around 3900 BC. Maybe not as old as Roman and Egyptian things, but still cool. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sannai-Maruyama_Site
That's well before Rome and even the Sphynx, and should've been included on this list instead of that creationist propaganda!
Load More Replies...How recent is "recent"? I wouldn't say the Atocha is recent, let alone 19th century Limerick. Moderately interesting but another misleading title.
The Sannai-Maruyama site found 10-15 minutes from my mother-in-laws house. Settled around 3900 BC. Maybe not as old as Roman and Egyptian things, but still cool. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sannai-Maruyama_Site
That's well before Rome and even the Sphynx, and should've been included on this list instead of that creationist propaganda!
Load More Replies...How recent is "recent"? I wouldn't say the Atocha is recent, let alone 19th century Limerick. Moderately interesting but another misleading title.
