Ancient Aliens: Ancient Artifact's Extraterrestrial Origins (Season 12) | History 

Apparently this guy hair is like this because he gets shocked often by strange discoveries

She wore gloves to take it out but the other two just man handle it

LOL! It's funny how in the original broadcast they made a point of showing the curator putting on her gloves before touching the artifact then the other two didn't bother... I wonder what she was thinking at the time lol

It’s a tooth for a backhoe or tractor

It was used in cultivation, similar to a plough, ideal for loam and harder soils. This was why it was found buried.

ALREADY SEEN THIS!!!! Show the part 2 to this

The historian wears gloves but the guys weren't

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When a group of scientists try to explain things by themselves without reaching for help from other professions.

We aren't the first to inhabit this planet.

It's an ancient motor mount from a late sixties Chrysler product.

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So,.....the town where they found this used to be a coal mining town years ago. They used heavy equipment to dig but with all the coal dust the chances of a spark were too risky to use steel tips on the buckets. So they used a special alloy aluminum to prevent sparks and hardened to work well. The hardening process made it patina very quickly giving it an aged look in a short period of time. They often broke at depth and were not recovered. It's a bucket tooth.... sorry 😐

"aluminium was not invented when this was created" i actualy cannot belive theose are actual words.

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I'm so glad!

the blue jacket guy was kinda impatient when the archeologist was holding and examining the ancient piece

He is Flint Lockwood, from Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs the movie

It's a spaceship's landing gear.

Things in the ground and top soil can actually get a thick patina within 50 years iv found loads of old coins metal detecting that age with great patina.

I thought this object was identified as a bucket tooth off of a digging machine that they used to excavate the site.

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It reminds me of the cups used to hold up the bars on horse jumps.

Looks like a bracket off of a motorbike. I've got old bikes with the same patina

This was found close to my hometown Aiud. When I was there they didn't even let me see it.... Why keep it in a box? It's not like someone would steal it....

this is part of air craft i have seen such type of thing in a crashed old air craft in my childhood.i remember its shape that was near my school.we use to play there daiy.

There is a much more plausible explanation than anything put forward in this video, that the object was indeed produced by humans A very long time ago, because we were much more advanced in the past than currently acknowledged. Clearly this is more rational a conclusion to draw than jumping to “aliens”. There is already a great deal of evidence to indicate the human race had become much more sophisticated in design and construction techniques, perhaps having reached a peak in civilization before being reduced to a “Stone Age” level by natural cataclysm (i.e. Younger Dryus theory).

So the woman uses gloves to take out the box and the two handle it bare handed??

Romania in those years was on the other side of the Iron Curtain, but in that country coal mines were abundant, so excavators were equipped with duralumin teeth instead of steel. The reason is that duralumin does not produce sparks when it strikes a rock, something to appreciate when there is a possibility that deposits of combustible gases are found during excavation. Duralumin is made mostly of aluminum (hence its name). Specifically, 95%. The rest is copper (4%), magnesium and manganese. The hardness of the alloy is similar to that of steel, but with the aforementioned advantage. There is a disadvantage, however: copper causes metal to corrode very easily. Surely, when the workers found the bones they called a specialist from the museum, who came to the work. Unaware of the tools used in the quarry, he thought that a tooth that had come loose from the bucket of the excavator with which they were drilling the ground, was the head of an ax. The old and covered appearance of earth debris helped the misunderstanding

I love this narrator

That screenshot just looks like a motor mount on my 66 Plymouth

No mention of results of samples? Type of metal etc.,etc.? Any Technical information from the analysis?

The museum curator looks very pretty 😊

Now this, is interesting evidence of ancient civ

Doesn't duralumin oxidizes pretty rapidly?

Dude have just had electric shock 😫.

The first thing I was thinking was that it was artificially patina.the next thing is to find out using a radio spectrometer what area of outer space the aluminum was found.

Scholars throughout history have debated and theorized that cultures like their own and much more advanced have existed and were lost do to cataclysmic events wiping almost all traces of them from existence. The Greeks first theorized this idea given the Pantheon was built on titanic blocks that existed long before they discovered concrete or even the art of stone cutting. Our world has probably seen our technology before from a lost point in time.

Commercial use of Aluminium first started in the 19th century. Aluminum does corrode, especially if exposed to seawater. I am shocked that the curator said the piece could not be dated. It sure looks like some kind of bit used to create furrows for seed planting.

its a tooth from an excavator , the patina is from it being dipped in multiple types of clay/rock/water/sand/ etc. They made these as disposible teeth in soft surfaces. How was that missed?

The wedge of Iron as they call it here looks allot like the hoof Part of a Navy aircraft. Known as the Tail hook. Its not an exact match but it still has that look.

Already watched this some years ago in this very channel..aren't you guys producing some new vids?

"You cannot fake a patina. It's impossible to artificially create a patina." Someone out there is taking this as a challenge.

It's a giganticly enhanced part of a Floyd Rose locking tremolo unit of a guitar.

Third option is that IS of terrestrial origin, just from a previous advanced species that once lived on this planet or perhaps even humanity has a much different ancient history than the one we're told.

Maybe it was put away because they knew it was just a tooth from a mining bucket, but because it was deemed an Artifact it could not be tossed away.

It looks like something to dig

looks like some sort of a broken part of a standing/landing mechanism or something a broken part of a probes landing leg for example

It resembles teeth from an earth moving machine. The shovel part of the earth mover & its aluminium which doesnt create a spark in case there are gasses near it as it digs up

It looks like a digging tooth to heavy equipment

The answer is yes!!!

This is a re upload . I remember getting annoyed over them not wearing gloves .

Robot Foot, Claw, or machine foot. WOW!

The biggest unexplained extra terrestrial mystery is that man's bizarre combover!

Notice that we never get to see a real close up shot of any side. They are keeping that for the next video, I suppose.

When you develop craft capable of interstellar travel that’s the kind of advanced technology you’d expect....

Looks like aliens drove JCBs.

This is kool, totally.

So would it some how be possible to create that patina artificially some how because if not then there is something very interesting here???

Wow

I cant believe there's an actual job called "ancient astronaut theorist" and you actually get paid for that!

I was hoping Giorgio was going to drop the hunk of metal on his foot and do his best Three Stooges dance!

I wonder how aliens talk like ? I wonder what they eat ? And how they mate?

Hey I want my tractor part back thanks.

Im Romanian and never knew about this ,im sure there is lots of alien stuff like this one which gov doesnt want to show and expose to public like in Usa Area 51

0:55 I look the same way as that lady, when someone comes to my home and touch my stuffs.

Backhoe part!

I think Ancient Alien team should visit Temples in India and Sri Lanka.

Why no gloves boys? She wears them. The Adams Museum in Deadwood , SD ..:I was invited downstairs to look over Calamity Janes historical items and everyone wore gloves.

is there documented evidence that it takes 'thousands of years' to produce patina?

1. suggestion..new objekt! They should check what aluminum alloy it is..they all corode very fast.. They found it 10 meters deep, at a rim of a digginghole :-)

UFO, s are time travelers, they are We, We are them....

Perhaps people need to go over everything they’ve been taught growing up.People don’t want the public educated and to question The rulers

That dude has the worst hair I've ever seen. He has got to stop jamming the tweezers in wall outlet.

Ancient astronaut theorists touched the object with bare hands and....said Yes!!!

ive seen this, why repeat?

Doesn't this channel have this full documentary rather than short videos

In the future they will find my iPhone and be like this is some kind of advanced alien communication device

I just don’t get What are the videos are so short because just as I’m getting into it they end

It's a clamp from the airlock.. Just thought I should tell you to stop all the pain.

Looks like a very old large plow, that could be bound to a wooden handle. The area breaking away would indicate the impact zone of the handle. Maybe used for quarrying too. Could see them arranged around a wooden wheel or sprocket.

Maybe someday he will find a hairbrush & what is used for

Looks like a ratchet from some sort of mining equipment, aluminium is easy to cast so might be an often replaced part by a make do workshop, possibly ww2? Patina on ali forms very quickly.

I think it is an ancient comb to make your hair like his

Interesting they have a fragment from a landing gear

havent i seen thes likein anotehr episode or im time traveling

It's a slide to cut rock that could be moved down by a pole attached to it, it's a chipper

Three cigar shaped tubes found inside a Mummy papyrus found inside the tubes were in fact aluminum!!! You know about this!!!

there are other ancient objects that resemble this one around the world especially in the Roman and Chinese dynastyIts it was possibly used for shaving rock or composite cement. Sort of like a wood plane they used to shave down the wood on doors.. anything huge I say it would be used by the nephilim that existed before the flood.

It’s an excavator tooth. One of those pointy bitey ends of excavator buckets used to excavate in soft clay. I’ll bet you someone at the site knew the exact make and model of the excavator it came off of-because it’s the one he’d used to dig the hole.They had the metal analyzed and found to contain mostly aluminum and copper and a handful of other traces-in other words, Duralumin 2000, the international standard alloy designation for this stuff. Google it :-)

Part of a security barrier for festivals

The woman wore gloves to handle the object, but the men didn't have to bother.

Why not show this artifact in blueprint views: front, side, back, top, bottom- instead of juggling it. Could be a part of landing gear, or a modern machinery too.

It's a old video clip...we need new one

Did they excavate the area where the object was found further, in depth and detail? (I bet not, no cash! They thought it's from WW2 when they found it back then. And the surface was exposed to a sour environment because of the surface!

It looks like the bottom half of the bottle opener that attaches to my keychain. Those aliens must have had GIGANTIC FREAKIN' BEERS!!! No wonder their spaceships were always crashing!!!

This is a piece we're the quicksilver is coming in for the antigravity device!

It’s just a tooth from my beard comb, had realized I had one missing when I got home from vacation there… 🤷🏾‍♂️

No no, it's not a tooth for a backhoe or tractor. The real question is, how did it travel all the way from Machu Picchu to Transylvania all by itself?