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12 unexpected discoveries in the cave, from tens of thousands of years ago, who created them? The 45,000-year-old jewelry depot of another species makes scientists stunned. The most fascinating thing is the beautiful gold-plated iron ring and the unparalleled modernity of the product. The 35,000-year-old ancient carvings, hidden the proof of the 26,000-year-old friendship between man and dog. Although burned to ashes, scientists have analyzed that this is a 170,000-year-old baked vegetable. A wooden structure and an ancient wooden house were found in Takalambo, Zambia, which is about 476,000 years old, which is 120,000 years before the appearance of humans as we know it today. I'm Duc, the founder of Ngom Radio. For thousands of years, humans have been exploring and researching mysterious caves around the planet. They contain terrible secrets about our ancestors, ancient relics, or even completely new species. In today's video, we will come up with 12 surprising discoveries buried deep in the cave. Hopefully, it will bring you some new information about human history. Now, let's press like and start the journey right now. 1. The 45,000-year-old jewelry depot of another species According to the Siberian Times, only in 2021, a considerable amount of jewelry was excavated from the Dendisova cave. Not only is it priceless, but it also shows the unbelievable craftsmanship of the people who excavated it. The most amazing thing is that the gold-plated stone ring is beautiful and no different from modern gold-plated rings. It is made of white gold, but it has a light green color under the sun and a greenish-green color when worn on a necklace. Alexander Fedorchenko, an archaeologist from the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology in Novosibirsk, Russia. The research team also found the first nails that were cast and carved delicately from mammoth bones. They are said to be used to sew clothes together, just like how we still use clothespins today, or make hair pins. They also discovered a star-shaped diamond ring and another ring was made to make a necklace. Previously, many other delicate jewelry was found in this cave, where archaeologists once found the mark of a Dendisovan, a Neanderthal. These are two types of people who belong to the homo sapiens family, but they have been extinct. 2. Ancient sculptures In the Hohfels cave, Germany, archaeologists have discovered breakthroughs, a legacy of sculptural art and historical statues in front of many millennia. These are the oldest sculptural works of mankind to date, dating back more than 35,000 years. They are all carved from mammoth elves, including valuable tools such as spears, weapons, jewelry, labor tools and unique statues, including the statue of the goddess Venus, considered the oldest sculpture in human form. Not surprisingly, the 29.6-centimeter-tall human statue was reassembled from 220 broken pieces. The work is a strange combination of the form of a lion and a human on the material of a mammoth elephant. Why is there such a combination? Must there have been a group of people like that? Or is it a work that shows the desire to possess the power of the ancients? It's still a mystery. These discoveries show that the ancients were not just hunting and fishing as we think, but they also knew how to play music and create works of art, which shows that they had a much more abundant spiritual life. 3. The 170,000-year-old statue in front of thousands of years Deep in the Lama Lunga cave, Antapura region, Italy, in 1993, researchers have made a remarkable discovery. It is a fossil bone that is perfectly preserved by a special layer of limestone, as if thousands of teeth were added. For many years, it has been a mystery due to its fragile shell, which is still in the limestone, so it is very difficult to analyze. Recently, they have taken a breakthrough by extracting DNA from the three-shouldered bone, and the result shows that it has a history of up to 170,000 years. Scientists believe that this bone may belong to a Neanderthal, who used to live mainly in Europe and was extinct. He passed away after falling into the lake, and was gradually covered by limestone in such a unique way. 4. Evidence for the 26,000-year-old friendship between man and dog The evidence was found in 1994, in the Sovet cave in France, which recounts an interesting story about the friendship between man and dog 26,000 years ago. It turned out to be a common belief that the dog was purified about 15,000 years ago, and may need to be updated. The same footprints have been preserved with hard soil for thousands of years. Although we can only imagine the scene, an 8-year-old boy in his old age was exploring the dark alleys of Bang Duoc with a dog as a friend. It is interesting to think about the relationship that has lasted for thousands of years between man and this famous creature. 5. The descendants after 9,000 years Imagine you discover a bone, and discover that it is the family that passed away thousands of years ago. That's what happened to this historical teacher. In 1903, a 9,000-year-old bone was discovered in the Cheddar cave. People call the owner of the bone Mr. Cheddar. Interestingly, many years later, in a TV show called Ancient Ancient in the West, the organization analyzed the DNA of the people in the Cheddar region and compared it to the DNA taken from the other bone. Unexpectedly, they found the teacher Arian Taget, who is the descendant of Mr. Cheddar for 300 years. This proves that their lineage has lived in this land for thousands of years. Now, this surprise has given them the longest family name recognized in the world. Even the king's lineage can only be traced back as far as 1,200 years. It's interesting, isn't it? 6. The 175,000-year-old stone circle In a cave 50 km away from the city of Toulouse in France, there are amazing artificial structures. The 175,000-year-old cycle was built by the Dienderters. The Dienderters are made up of about 400 stones, arranged in a delicate way to create two circular structures at a depth of more than 336 meters inside the cave. The surprising thing is that they have the symbol of fire burning. Discovering each symbol is simple, but it has misled the scientific community about the Dienderters. It shows that they are not superstitious people, but on the contrary, they have the ability to organize, work in groups to design and create complex and aesthetic works. This could be a temporary hiding place or have some spiritual meaning for the Dienderters. 7. The 170,000-year-old baked beans Few people believe that the 170,000-year-old baked beans can provide us with interesting knowledge about the eating system of the ancient ancestors. Deep inside the border cave in South Africa, scientists accidentally found pieces of burnt black beans buried in the cave, and they are the oldest types of beans ever found. This proves that the Dienderters not only ate meat as we thought, but they also had a strong eating and drinking system. The balance between protein and fiber contains many precious carbohydrates. How did the researchers discover this? They had to filter out some burnt black beans and carefully examine them under the microscope, from which they identified things with plant origins. They taste like potatoes, and there are many such samples discovered. This proves that this was a popular dish at that time. 8. The Cave Cave If you have a chance to visit the Dienderters, you will be able to see some strange rocks arranged naturally on the rocks. They are called the Cave Cave, a special geological phenomenon of nature. In the world, there are also some places with cave caves such as Carlsbad Cave in the US, and Debes Cave in the UK. But the caves in the Cave Cave are considered the largest and most beautiful. 9. The Strange Creature In 1987, New Zealand archaeologists discovered a long-forgotten bird, called the high-altitude boa. They wandered around New Zealand, and there were 8 different species, some of which were the size of a Western chicken, while others were up to 3.7 meters high and weighed nearly 230 kilograms. Contemporary analysis revealed that it lived about 3,300 years ago and looked like something out of a sci-fi movie. At the Jamba Chojamba Lukina Cave in Croatia, archaeologists discovered a new species, the Jospion. Because they live at a depth of 914 meters underground, they have no eyes. In return, they have beautiful skin. They move extremely slowly, at a speed of a few millimeters or a few centimeters per week, and only go around a circle. 10. New Discovery of Dead Paper Balls Paper balls in the Dead Sea are not immediately found, but they are piled up from thousands of pieces of paper that have appeared over the years. In 2021, archaeologists found some new pieces in a cave in East Zion, called Dungeon Cave. This is where more than 40 sets of bones of the Thai people were discovered in the 1960s. According to the East Zion Archaeological Administration, these paper balls date back to the 2nd century, written in Greek, with the contents in the books of the poet Jechariah and Nahum. This discovery is considered a victory for the East Zion Archaeological Administration in an effort to protect the antiquities before they fall into the hands of the ancient nomads. 11. The oldest bow and arrow The oldest bow and arrow technology was found in a cave in Sri Lanka. With the age of 48,000 years, they became the earliest evidence of bow and arrow on the European continent. According to researchers, this discovery tells us a lot of interesting things about the ancestors of the human race. It seems that they knew how to adapt to different environments and had a variety of tools. The discovery goes against the idea that all human life originates from Africa and Europe, and even in the South Asia region, there were early advances in technology. 12. The oldest wine Researchers discovered a surprise in a cave in Sicily, Italy, showing that the production of gold wine took place in Italy more than 6,000 years ago. Those are five models of organic wine stored in clay jars from the Middle Ages. Inside, there is the presence of tartaric acid and salt, the main ingredients in the production of gold wine. This discovery is meaningful because scientists used to say that the production of gold wine began in Italy in 1200 BC. But now they have to go back 3,000 years. Sicily, a famous land for gold wine production, can now proudly claim a more ancient gold wine culture. In addition to the strange discoveries in the cave, according to a study published on September 20 in the magazine Nature, archaeologists discovered a wooden structure with an origin from 476,000 years ago. Calambo Cave, 235 meters high on the border between Zambia and Tanzania, is the second-highest water level on the African continent. The wooden structure was discovered there in 2019, including two pieces of wood connected to each other by wires. They are not naturally formed, but they have the mark of a saw and a type of wooden tool found nearby. Also in the area, archaeologists found an ancient wooden house dating back to about 476,000 years ago. In contrast, wooden tools have not been preserved for a long time. However, thanks to a coincidence, a wooden house has appeared in a way that is hard to believe on the coast of this country. It's great that this is the earliest way for the ancestors of human beings to get to the construction site and the structure itself appeared 120,000 years ago. Our exploration journey today would like to stop here. Which discovery impressed you the most? Leave a comment below for everyone to know. Don't forget to like and subscribe so you don't miss the latest videos. And now, I'm Duc. Goodbye and see you again.