What do you think is one of the greatest discoveries we could make in archaeology?

[Julie4]

You can think of a lot of things, but for me it would be the discovery of Romulus' tomb.

[Cormac995]

Possibly finding the grave of Gangas Khan or re discovering the body of Alexander the great. Honestly what I want most are clay tablets from ancient Sumaria that go into more detail about life then or best-case scenario we actually find out who the "Sea People" actually were and where they came from when they plundered the Mediterranean during the bronze age collapse.

I would also be thrilled if we found some kind of prehistoric large civilization in Doggerland but since Doggerland is entirely submerged we're probably going to wait a very long time for something like that. Also, when I say large prehistoric civilization, I'm not talking about Atlantis BS I'm wondering if it's possible that there was a neolithic equivalent of ancient Sumaira though which would be amazing.

If some kind of stone age city state existed Doggerland would be a great place for it because during the ice age it was all above water and probably one of the most fertile and plentiful places in terms of resources that humans could find at the time. Basically, it was probably a real-life version of the garden of Eden but in neolithic times.

There's of course to my knowledge no proof this even ever existed but if it was discovered it would be awesome and mind-blowing.

[Syntosi]

While it is a bit of a hit-or-miss and most analytics has come to the conclusion that its not written in a real language, it would still be cool to actually be able to translate the Voynich manuscript.

600 years old, 240 pages and all of it is complete gibberish. Looks real nice though.

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It won't be revolutionary or anything but considering how bizarre the book is both in its secrecy and its visuals we would probably find out some interesting things. But again, its probably just gibberish pretending to be a real language with no actual meaning.

[Syntosi]

Eh, looks like one of the images did not link properly. Oh well.

[purplepoppy]

We've found lots of prehistoric rock art, all showing animals drawn in perfect detail. Yet depictions of humans are always simple crude stick figures. A discovery of a prehistoric selfie would be good.

[dustybiker2]

Ancient aliens. Pre-caveman. Maybe brought up by an earthquake alongside their flattened unearthly-metal ship.

[DrPepper12]

GTFOH. Mythical at best.

#1 The ENTIRETY of Qin Shi Huang'di Terra Cotta tomb complex. Hell I might risk Mercury poison death to see that!

#2 Chinghis Khan tomb

#3 Göbekle Tepe completely unearthed and studied

#4 Complete works of a) Library of Alexander or the b) House of Wisdom (Baghdad) or the c) 100 schools works prior to Legalist China

#5 Empty the Black Sea to excavate pre Noah Flood story / info European migrations artifacts. (Yes, the flood actually occurred it's NOT a myth).

That's off the top of my head anyway

[NathanDavis]

if somehow... there were places in which they would find preserved codices from Mesoamerica..

the ones from the civilizations that were there before the Olmec, that would be fantastic... lol

[DrPepper12]

GREAT OBSERVATION! 💯

[AviatorTom]

The greatest archaeological find in history would be evidence that aliens visited our planet eons ago. Perhaps a burial tomb with alien symbols on the walls.

[KostasKouvalis]

I'm probably gonna get roasted for this, but any sort of proof of Christ's existence. We have plenty of writings and statues and even relics, but we haven't yet found any physical evidence that he actually existed.

[Julie4]

All historians say that the existence of the historical Jesus has been proven. Are you a defender of the Mythist thesis?

[KostasKouvalis]

Except for my art history professor😂
I don't know what that is. Either way, it would still be cool to find a body, even though it could negate some Christian teachings. The resurrection and his other miracles are debatable though.
Personally, I think he was a street magician. An illusionary like David Blaine

[JamesRandiDebates]

No historian says that, Julie.

[RavVid]

That would be something. We seem to be edging towards Cleopatra's.

We seem to also edging towards how the pyramids were built and that is the one I'd really like.

[Dongie]

Enoch built the pyramids.

[RavVid]

@Dongie Well I'd like to know how men could build them

[Dongie]

He used giants.

[Dongie]

He infused things like the size of earth and other items in the measurements.

[dreamstar72]

Find the lost city of atlantis too be true. A plus would be it still in perfect condition and even more advanced then we are now.

[Oncewildtwiceburned]

Anything that could help us map migration patterns of the descendants of the Khazarian Empire and connect it to a specific gene/Haplogroup

[DrPepper12]

THAT gets a follow!! What a great call!!

[Anonymous]

Probably discovering Atlantis.

[Pohjolan]

Finding a bunch of intact clay tablets dating back to the bronze age collapse explaining WTF actually happened.

[WhitneySnow]

Find out how they built Stonehenge. Or did they already figure that out?

[Dongie]

Moses' burial site.

Seeing as how God buried him.

[Dongie]

The Roman boy? What about his brother and the she wolf what raised them?

[KrakenAttackin]

A crashed alien space ship buried underground.

[exitseven]

There are ruins from space aliens.

[andreasderjuengere]

... what is left from the "Garden Eden"?

[Dongie]

It's covered by the Persian Gulf.

[andreasderjuengere]

So let's hire some divers :)

[Dongie]

Ask Iran.

[DrPepper12]

It's a parking lot now... 😂

[Dongie]

Parking lot? Underwater?

[DrPepper12]

I was going with 🎶🎵🎵 "they paved paradise and put up a parking lot" 🎵🎵 🎶 but it flopped...

[Dongie]

Ahh, I see. 😅

[Mettbltt]

Genghis Khan's tomb for me

[OddBeMe]

The original Bible.