10 Medieval Technologies Modern Science Still Can't Recreate

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• LE

  @Leo137156 · 13 hours ago

  Watching from Tampa, Florida.  The order is not important, the information is.  Wonderful video.  Our ancestors were just as intelligent as we are, if not more so.  Thanks.

• RA

  @RandalNichols-li1pd · 9 days ago

  Well I guess once a nerd always a nerd.<br>Great Piece 👍.

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• BL

  @BlueSage_I · 2 months ago (edited)

  No one can replicate this technology. Makes u wonder what happened in our history. 😳

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• KU

  @kumarg3598 · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4JF6yDOWDo&amp;t=66">1:06</a> they know how they did it. &nbsp;They found it in sheffeild and norway i think. &nbsp;The furnace is underground.

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• CI

  @Ciprian-IonutPanait · 8 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4JF6yDOWDo&amp;t=81">1:21</a> maybe. But meteoric iron can provide high purity steel

• NB

  @nbenefiel · 8 days ago

  We were not the first generation to invent things. Our ancestors were smart, adaptable, and creative. This let us conquer the planet and may soon destroy us.

• ID

  @Idrinklight444 · 9 days ago

  I would like to see the person who drew the bows!!!!

• PE

  @perolden · 7 days ago

  In Norway we have dug up 7000 Viking Swords, Denmark almost noe, Sweden? A dozen. The only Vikings lived in Norway, Swedes were just bragging about things they lied about on stones, Danes were merchants, so most Ulfberth swords are also found in Norway.<br><br>Usually it is like this in archeology; the place where you find the most, is also the origin, because they started and had longer time to make things.<br><br>This Ulfberth steel was invenred in Norway, not in Asia, Asia had their own steel. If som Swede, longing for a Viking prehistory that never was, &nbsp;wants it to come from Asia through Sweden, he does not take into account that no such steel is ever found in Sweden

• PO

  @pochuyma9530 · 7 days ago

  A Spanish priest got rid of all Inca documents as works of the Devil! 😮

• DE

  @deborahberger5816 · 2 months ago

  I&apos;d like to add the Lycurgus Cup to the list of mind-blowing things our ancestors came up with. &nbsp;Created in the fourth century CE, the Lycergus Cup was made of glass that changes color depending on the light and its position in its environment – right-side up, sideways, or whatever. &nbsp;It appears to have been made, either intentionally or accidentally, using nanotechnology. <br> &nbsp; &nbsp; BTW – WHY doesn&apos;t this channel get more views and comments? ! ! !

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• RY

  @ryansmiley5495 · 3 days ago

  The bell sounds fake

• GE

  @george2113 · 13 days ago

  The Inca had writing, but the monks burned it all

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