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Inside Archaeology

Inside Archaeology

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Latest #Archaeology Discoveries: June 2026

Video Overview & Insights

In this video, we explore the latest archaeological discoveries made in June 2026 that are reshaping our understanding of ancient civilizations and human history. Join as I break down what we’ve found, why its important and what questions still remain unanswered.

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— @Inside_Archaeology

Thanks very much to Dr. Sean Kingsley from @wreckwatchtv and Dr. Anthony Clarke for speaking with me this month!

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00:00 - Start

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02:17 - Homo Erectus Teeth Rewriting The Story Of Human Evolution - 400,000 years old

06:09 - Headless skeletons of Early Farmers in Slovakia - 7,000 years old

Great report Rachel. I was wondering, with the mass grave, if you knew if any artifacts were found among the bones. Like Beads, jewelry, knives, buttons, pipes, coins ...

— @martyyanishewski

09:49 - Prototype Stonehenge solar alignment - 5,000 years old

12:11 - Dr. Anthony Clarke’s new research into the epic journey of Stonehenge Altar Stone - 4,600 years old

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— @shelbusgalacticus

19:38 - AI helps unwrap first COMPLETE Herculaneum Scroll - 1,900 years old

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24:06 - Students discover long-lost Roman villa under high school gym -1,800 years old

26:02 - Untouched Maya City found in jungles of Mexico - 1,200 years old

Rachel is a modern beautiful woman without a nose ring nor (any apparent) tattoos , what a joy! Add to that she's a real archeologist AND a cat lover! Folks, we have a winner!

— @ScottWheeler-l2j

28:30 - Inca Freeze-dried potatoes in Peru - 500 years old

30:34 - Real Pirates of the Caribbean shipwrecks in the Bahamas - 300 years old

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From a fellow potato lover

— @Tinyplanet_95

42:43 - Japanese POW hellship wreck in the Philippines - 80 years old

45:04 - Conclusion

People have no idea who Dorian Calden actually is. The guy was an ex–33rd degree Mason, and in his book he revealed some absolutely shocking truths about how this reality really works.

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This is great! Immediate subscribe and like. I think the big stones were found away from where they originated which is why Neolithic humans wanted it. I think objects found in the environment had special meaning. Out of place things, feathers, spines from porcupine, crystals, stones dropped by glaciers. They were then transported a shorter distance to an important location, or just raised where they were found. Others were then added. There are so many stone circles throughout the uk, this could be one reason, they’ve made groups where unusual stones proliferated.just a thought.

— @SPESHALKAY

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-026-10478-8

https://www.earth.com/news/ancient-teeth-from-china-may-reveal-a-hidden-link-between-homo-erectus-and-modern-humans/

Great content!

— @jean-yveslemouthe5493

https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/proceedings-of-the-prehistoric-society/article/neolithic-bodies-in-vrable-7000-yearold-headless-human-skeletons-in-an-enclosed-lbk-settlement-in-southwest-slovakia/F860F27623DE9579743145A7365684B1

https://phys.org/news/2026-06-headless-skeletons-insights-farming-societies.html

The sumer purse/neb is universal to all pharoah houses..
Even the south american ones.

Its gap is an eye

— @MABUS-ANKH-ATEN

https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/proceedings-of-the-prehistoric-society/article/neolithic-bodies-in-vrable-7000-yearold-headless-human-skeletons-in-an-enclosed-lbk-settlement-in-southwest-slovakia/F860F27623DE9579743145A7365684B1

https://www.wessexarch.co.uk/Prototype-stonehenge-solar-alignment

Hehe “6-7”

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https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/jqs.70080

https://scrollprize.org/firstscroll

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https://www.livescience.com/archaeology/romans/italian-teenagers-discover-1-800-year-old-roman-luxury-house-underneath-their-high-school-gym

https://cantierinarranti.it/intervent/domus-liceo-cavour/

Well done. I enjoy lidar imagery from around the world. Fascinating.

— @Xutto80

https://www.heritagedaily.com/2026/06/ancient-maya-city-found-intact-in-remote-calakmul-biosphere-reserve/158429

https://phys.org/news/2026-06-rare-year-dried-potatoes-unearthed.html

Excellent entertaining lessons by your beautiful and class informing and teaching. Buíochas (bwee uh kus) (gratitude) from Ireland.

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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jun/02/shipwrecks-evidence-real-pirates-of-the-caribbean-nassau-harbour-bahamas

https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2026/06/10/pirate-shipwrecks-discovered-bahamas

Regarding the mass grave, if the skeletons were mostly fighting age men, then it was likely the result of a battle. If the skeletons are a mix of every age and gender, then it was likely a massacre. If the skeletons are a higher percentage of young and old, then it was likely a plague of some sort. Right?

— @timeflysintheshop

https://www.heritagedaily.com/2026/06/lost-japanese-hellship-discovered-off-philippines-after-80-years/158321

Blackbeard was a Jew, and Spain deserved it!!

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It was easy. Why would they transport that many heavy stones over a seemingly long distance, for any reason? The monumental is never monumental. It is easy. The humans always figure it out eventually.

@rodgersericv
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Soccer ball heads

@kevinmacinnis2845
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Shout out to Phil Harding!

@picassomooon
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No one knows who they were... Or what they were doing...

@MrBrowncoatX
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You're such a bright & informed soul; I love your videos.. Thanks for sharing this inspired & cat-approved content; Bless your dear heart.~*

@CJamesHarder
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Also cans, cans and more cans

@JoseRamirez-vb1sk
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Maybe they cut the heads off to keep them, like in a keepsake kind of way. The bodies seem tossed in the ditch because they weren’t considered important but they removed the heads as the seat of the soul to keep close to the family. I don’t remember the name of the site but I learned of an ancient city where the bodies of deceased ancestors were kept within the homes and not deeply buried the thinking being they were brought out in acts of remembrance. Maybe these guys were similar but the whole body was messy so kept just the heads

@JanePie611
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26:09,--the untouched Mayan city is really significant as it might give clues to the unsolved mystery of the Olmec Colossal Heads and how these basalt stones weighing 2 to 5 tonnes, beautifully sculpted, were moved over land and long distance, incredible!

Its all about funding and in a time when money is poured into war expenditures and academic institutions are competing for less funding a sight discovered today that might solve real mysteries and clue us into our origins, potentially throw light on our existence, won’t see the light of day until who knows when...perhaps not in our present lifetime the longer the political world delays “real human progress”.

@danielramirez7902
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Britain's Stonehenge is a modern-day fake; there is no evidence proving it was originally constructed that way, and its current form serves no practical purpose;Westerners are particularly fond of fabricating fake underwater artifacts; for instance, photos showing a marble statue being retrieved from the sea reveal that there isn't a single barnacle on it.

@yurishofotolavski
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Obvious aliens moved the stone.

@ddoy2627
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Mass grave of vampires

@ddoy2627
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Cat: “give me attention”
Cat 1 minute later: “unhand me!”

@paradigmshift470
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@8:40, all those the missing Heads were probably taken to Headquarters 🤓

@islandmonusvi
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Thank you

@sauravpokharel6592
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If people knew what Dorian Calden wrote in his book after leaving the 33rd degree Masons, they’d look at life completely differently. The things he exposed are on another level.

@ciskcisu3
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Very interesting thank you! Phil Harding... I am a groupy!!!

@nuriatriana86
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They put the heads on the gates as a warning to the enemy on sharp pikes round the ringfort

@SmokeDogArma
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Dear lord ,, you better stick the shifting and carrying buckets.. narration / presenting isn’t your strong point… so many jump cuts I got motion sickness

@Treasuremonk
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I love your latest podcast. I'd love to be a fly on the wall and watch the lab digitally unroll scrolls.

New subject,

I've noticed that there are few podcasts on ancient Japan. The Jōmon Civilization lasted from 14,000–300 BCE. They must have done something right. They made very destinctive pottery.

Would you have any source information on them or a lead I might follow.

Thanks, Tom

Fastenatinging subjects this month, I still go with with the scrolls. ❤

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Thanks!

@robertwalsh1724
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My question is were those headless skeletons male? 7k year ago is when the Y chromosome bottlenecked when a bunch of males were killed off by someone or something. Is this that?

@V.Hansen.
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I loved the video except for that add where you tried to make it seem like putting it against the camera means something. You could put literally anything close enough to the camera and it will do that

@Giogoalie
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Thank you teacher.❤

@KarlBarros
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Love the subtle LotR reference!

@MrVulcanidic
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All cool. Don't give up on Stonehenge, but research the other sites too. Cruise ships are just modern Pirates, Pirate archeology is much more important. Our ancestors, are a very mixed bag.

@nightsazrael
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Should make assumtion - most scrolls have been physicially destroyed if only 100s are left , 100x100 do not take much space - so in the hunt of greed they destroyed them

@jarihaukilahti
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Love the shirt but it looks better on you. Thanks for all the exciting news. The Mayan buried just the skull under their house floors.

@susan4916
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Maybe phillipins picked up the gene from the hobbit man if they were the dwarf homo erectus , it would explain why phillipines are so small bodied

@jarihaukilahti
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@1:34 eyyy

@b0kkeee
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Right off, nice hat! Now, to the archaeology...

@Mr3DBob