Most MYSTERIOUS Discoveries From EGYPT!

Check out the Most MYSTERIOUS Discoveries From EGYPT! From unexplained mysteries to bizarre archaeological discoveries, this top 10 list of recent things found from ancient egypt will amaze you! Subscribe to World5List: http://goo.gl/cpJSA6 Check out our "Superpowers You Can Get RIGHT NOW!" video at: https://youtu.be/a6QmVdBTf0g Check out our "6 Places More Mysterious Than The Bermuda Triangle...?" video at: https://youtu.be/v9VarHk6_cY Check out our "8 Bizarre Things People Found in Their Pool" video at: https://youtu.be/gH7ywvBgXkE 8. Cemetery of Thoth You might not believe this but even today, the rich history of Egypt makes it so that many treasures can still be discovered. Just last year, 2018, an entire Necropolis was discovered! 7. Unfinished Obelisk An unfinished obelisk was found in Aswan in Egypt, and it's clear that the Egyptians were working on it when they suddenly decided to stop. Should they have finished the endeavor, this would've been the biggest obelisk ever made by them, at about a height of 138 feet. 6. The Sphinx If you were to go to Egypt today, the two things that would likely top your list of "go-to places" would be the Pyramids of Giza and The Great Sphinx. The structure of the Sphinx was modeled after its namesake in Egyptian mythology. Described as a half-lion- half human, it was a spiritual guardian depicted as male and wearing a Pharaoh's headdress. 5. Rosetta Stone During one of Napoleon's campaigns where he tried to take over Egypt and failed, near the town of Rosetta, a group of soldiers was working on a fort when they decided to take down a certain wall. Among the group was Pierre-Francois Bouchard, and when the wall fell, he found a slab of stone that was unlike anything he'd seen before. 4. Third Kingdom In 1902, a series of tombs were discovered by a legendary Egyptologist named Flinders Petrie. But despite finding them, he chose not to examine them himself, and thus left them alone for someone else to explore. The prevailing theory is that he didn't think it was worth his time. 3. The Temples of Abu Simbel Two temples reside near Aswan Egypt, and were constructed by none other than Ramses II between 1279-13 BC. These massive temples were lost for some time before being rediscovered by Johann Ludwig Burckhardt in 1812. The place was completely buried, so and his friend Giovanni Belzoni actually went and dug out the entrance so that they could explore it. 2. The Oldest Tattoo Ever During an excavation, two bodies were found in a shallow grave. One of a man, and one of a woman. While at first, there was nothing special about the two, a smudge on their bones of their arms caught the eye of many. Mainly because the scientists couldn't figure out what the smudges were. 1. The Tomb of Tutankhamun Easily the most famous archaeological find in all of Egypt is that of the tomb and sarcophagus of Tutankhamun. The legendary pharaohs' burial site was found by a group of archaeologists in 1922, and headed up by Egyptologist Howard Carter.