Simple Renovation Leads Homeowner To An Unprecedented Historical Discovery
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- čas přidán 2. 03. 2018
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A simple home renovation isn’t likely going to change your world too much. Sure, you’ll get to enjoy a fresh take on your old abode, but when the renovation’s complete, your life typically goes on just as it was… right?
When one man wanted some electricity installed in a barn on his property, he didn’t expect to find anything out of the ordinary. As soon as contractors started working, however, it was clear they’d uncovered something monumental. What he found beneath his barn would end up changing his life completely…
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Wow! what a beautiful piece of property. I like the old homes and buildings such as these.
This house is actually in a movie.
BE STRAIGHT TO THE POINT!
I got to the point where I set the speed at 2X - You can still get the pertinent points, with less frustration.
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Very nice find
That’s really cool. I actually just moved, and my family built a house, so I’d never be able to find stuff. Too bad he didn’t sell some of the artifacts and get money from them, but then again, if I’d found them, I’d keep them as an interesting artifact to show my family.
Great story...!
Found this interesting I love history I live in UK not 9nly beautiful to see but even more exciting for the family to find. Thank you for sharing xx
Wow! What a cool find!
Get to the point!
{Señorita} Right, also lots of nonesense regarding the found missing to excavate the entire site in seach for the "villa" hidden with maybe midget size coffin. I mean wouldn't the very first anciens coins found covered way more money then necessary to dig miles and miles deep lol Not an expert but these coins must be worth millions of dollars, no? And most important of all does the lightning system finally works or not!?
Life changing yes. He now has holes all over his property. They ran outs $$$$$ because of what they found. Doesn't sound like it was any change for his betterment.
What I dont know is....
Why you waste my time with unnecessary details..
He did a four-hour video on that, you should check it out.
Now, that's a cool story.
Much more importantly, did they get the lights fitted to the barn so his kid can see the ball when playing table tennis?
Hardly unprecedented. Happens a lot in England.
I'm constantly digging up kings and shit when gardening.
wow amazing story!
I love that place!
they didn't really need to import oysters to Britain. Oysters for the British Romans was the equivalent of Fish and Chips. They actually exported oysters to Italy where it was elite fare. Discovered that gem of information recently after a marathon Time Team festival taking in there 20 seasons of digs (20 years) mostly throughout the UK and Ireland. Took me over 2 months to watch them all including the specials. Oyster shells were found at most Roman settled areas whether Roman forts, villages or villas
W.Heron: I discovered that after reading a Falco book by Lindsay Davis.
Who says popular culture can't be educational? And widen your horizons?
Oysters were not always for the rich. Many poor people had to scavenge the shorelines to find oysters, mussels and other shellfish just to survive.
It was more about the 40 miles from the shoreline that led them to believe that the villa was owned by a wealthy person. Keeping oysters alive while traveling that far would be expensive in Roman times.
Thats amazing
Very cool!
very cool find. congratulations....
I learned a lot from this video, mostly that if I ever need to call 999, I should also consider calling an archaeologist, cause with a 20 minute eta Dr Jones might be able to save my life.
I once dug in the backyard under some snow and found a Canis Familiaris turd
Make your point....
That's cool. To bad he didn't sell the coins maybe he could get the cash that way.
That is a casket. A coffin is a casket with a particular shape.
It's a sarcophagus....a stone coffin.
Here I am, writing, "Check the dictionary" and looking it up to give you a link.... and I discover something extraordinary. *I AM WRONG*
Here's to more extraordinary moments....raises glass. :-)
Well, you're not going to be right every time. I'll be watching....
What is more extraordinary? The fact I'm wrong, or someone on you tube comments admitting they are wrong?
I wouldn't go as far as extraordinary, maybe unusual or weird.... But then, I've been wrong before ;^)
Was just very clean for us our fathers qite wouldn't never believe in you
This was interesting.
my property was on a indian camp we found a lot of arrow heads and indian marbles
That is how Poltergeist started.
Here’s something you all wanna know!!! What’s under my property is....so precious to me...it’s DiRt ;)
Part of the cellar in my old farm house is cut stone and part of it is cut into rock which juts out into the cellar. I guess it was really hard rock and they got tired of chipping away at it.
I live in Australia so nothing older than two hundred years unless it’s aboriginals
Awesome find u can imagine the person who built this villas father may have carved the cross that they used to play and hang my and your savior from!! amazing
It’s a timeteam dig
About 2 minutes of info here in an almost 6-minute video.
My man no joke i thought this was a FortNite video from the thumbnail...
Oh hey your flower bed is a child’s coffin
A rug designer can afford a place like that???
I only found a 52 Buick sedan while digging a new septic system. It wasn't even good scrap.
You took way too long to get to the main topic.
just forward
Left out the part where the government confiscated his property, and now he is homeless and destitute.
In other words, if you find something hisoric or interesting keep it to yourself.
The bodies .. Shhh ... Don't tell anyone
If your going to make a video least show UK plugs and Sockets.
Funny. I saw those and at the start and wondered if the find was going to be in Germany.
Wonder if he was on an episode of Time Team.
So they uncover something on the floor when wiring the ceiling? I mean they wouldn’t bury wires when they have an arch going to the barn??
An example of why one should keep his mouth shut about what you find on your property
Romans.. nailed it as soon as I saw it
buy his place and dig !
I agree yak yak yak
whats under my property,? thats easy my missing husband
Polly g you sure it’s not your Ex and his mother? 😊
I hate utube...i subbed your new one..
Under mine is Native Americans whom lived near the river near me
Lots and lots of bodies
Under mine? Dirt & bugs!
They found Richard the Lionheart under a parking lot.
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IncRapper Before 1,400 views.
I know of a house with a secret room...the people that live there have no idea its there
whats under my property? Caves lots of caves I live in Kentucky your house creeks and your afraid it going down lol
Slowly, but DON'T call me Shirley!
Shirley Buttslowly, the Archaeologist.
oyster shells showed they was wealthy not the fact it was a huge Villa with expensive mosaics?
I found the remnants of an old out house . Thanks for nothing
More bills
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A child’s coffin, whose child was it or who had die. I would be scared to go to that coffin at night.
A coffin grave is a good place for a rose garden.
DONT LOOK IN MY BACKYARD
Jeez. Time Team do this sort of thing so much better. A bunch of stills and a tedious voiceover? Uugh.
That is how everyone makes CZcams videos now.
I am using public wifi..so yeah...
they found Maximus AKA Russell Crowe's house prior to becoming a gladiator. I just wonder where his wife's coffin is
Whats under my property? lots of sand, clay, humus and earthworms, thats all, kkkkk
"When you find a mosaic, he said, you know this predates anything midieval". Sure, because we don't make mosaics at all today right, and we don't work with stone today either...
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I just slide ahead until it gets to the point. Otherswise I’d make my TMJ worse clenching my teeth.
Did you know that this video used more words to say less than any other video on the internet? I am finished with this channel.
2 comment and the 1 dislilke
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Oh awesome. So now the guy's screwed, can't do renovations any further and will have to move due to the amount of attention his house is going to get. Honestly, if that was my property, the second the workers found the mosaic, I would have fired them and covered it in concrete. Now he's pretty much got a dug up and destroyed yard and a house he can do nothing with due to the archaeological site underneath.
I was thinking the same thing. Like sure you have a Roman Mosaic, now what can you do with it? Repair it, cover it with a thick layer of epoxy so that you can at least use your barn? Kinda wish you can sue that Roman for the expense.
It’s pronounced Wiltshire!! Not wilshure
ummmm, cockroach, dead rat, cat bones, trashes and all sort of other goodies, thats what in my property
Too much filler
"More than a mosaic there..." Really? You mean Romans didn't just put mosaics in fields randomly? Fucking hell just get to the point!!!
Too much talk and unnecessary details
41 seconds of yakking before getting to the video is an automatic downvote.
Would be a lot more interesting and worth sharing if it wasn't so long and drawn out! I'm tired of trying to watch videos that ruin their own content with way too much jibber jabber going on and on. Uhg!
And I say this story is nothing but BULL SHYT... here is why..... when you build a barn or house,... you have to dig a few feet down ( at the minimum) to start building the foundation which is deeper than what is needed to bury underground electrical conduit (18 - 24 inches) ... so with that being said,... the initial discovery would have been made way back when the barn was first built .....
Could be, but that house looks like it could predate most modern building codes.
Older properties, even Cathedrals, we're often built on top of little more than two courses of bricks laid on the topsoil. And in the UK Victorian Age whole terraces of cheap housing were built in the same way, most are still inhabited to this day. Deep foundations only came in with the rise of Building Regulations giving legally enforceable rules to the building process.
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