She Found This Chest In A Castle’s Attic, And The Centuries Old Artifacts Inside It Blew Her Mind
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Who could resist peeking inside such a mysterious box? Hidden in the ramshackle a of an old Scottish castle, the antique chest was hefty, dusty and large. In fact, you would need both hands just to lift its giant, creaking lid. So what was inside? Why, untold secrets and intrigue, of course.
Documenting the discoveries in photos and videos for imgur and CZcams, our intrepid explorer here goes by the online name of “annesrat” (though she is also known as “lumpytuna” on reddit). Interestingly, the castle where she found the chest, which she once described as “tumbledown” and “cold but beautiful,” has been in her family’s possession since the 14th century.
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Awesome video. If I ever found any thing like that I'd immediately give it to a museum, where it could be properly checked out and taken care of. They're priceless pieces of history!!
So if you found a chest full of gold or jewels you would give it to a museum?
I would have given those things as well.
The green glass is for reading of maps, when the sun was to bright. It was hard to read the maps. But with the aid of shaded glass it made it possible to see it better. My father had one with his navigation equipment. It was passed through family and he was a navigator in the army and taught me. To read maps by nautical will the lines, the degrees, north, south, east, west, where the shipping lanes, were the depths, and shallow rock was, there's a lot. Also how to read the Stars along with it. If you know where certain stars are you'll never get lost. If you always, remember your water always flows north to south.
Like bankers with the green viser
DEBORAH A. SIEFER besides the Nile, Ob, Yenisey, Red River, St John's, etc. Water does not always flow south
I loved your reply, you taught me something I did not know, thank you for sharing. Blessings... Deborah Siefer
This stuff should be in a museum
WOW!!!!! What a historical WINDFALL!! 😲👍❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍😍
So what is the owner of all of that going to DO with it all?? Bequeath then to some museum or museums somewhere?? Where??
Donna Norris As said in the video, the girl who found these items is a sprouse of that noble family that owns the castle... And these old families are used to keep their heritage together if any possible.
I found awesome stuff under my grandmother’s attic floorboards. I was just a kid, but she let me do it. I still have an onyx ring from up there.
Very interesting and well done! Thank you.
What a find! Fascinating.
Love videos like this
That was such a great story. Amazing find.
What an amazing find, they hit the jackpot 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Great find.
Great Video! 🌸
Carmen’s Dreams bbbgt day was the
I love stuff like this!!!!
That's so cool!
About the flags, I see both the Danish and Swedish national flag, number 7 and 8.
Fantastic find.
Wow. I wish I could find some cool stuff like this.
LOVED IT...............
Priceless Treasures !
What an awesome find. wOW!
I wonder if they could get dna from the hair and find anyone related.
Anaya Carter yes they can.
DEBORAH A. SIEFER I thought hair had to have an attached root in order to find DNA but maybe that rule has changed
Christine Still .... You do need the root, because your hair is basically dead....
Anaya Carter they can do more than that.my niece is a bio geneticist at Texas A&M university.she recently developed a software program that can construct a 3 deminsional hologram as to what that person should look like according to the DNA markers.fascinating.they are now utilizing it to get suspect profiles in cold case murders where they have DNA but no viable suspect.very cool I wish archeology would catch on.
I'm sure they can, DNA has come a long way.
Very cool!
Not too shabby
the buttons look like old girl scout badges to me .
Five years old was almost middle aged 200 years ago.
amazing
The battle plans of the American Revolution had to have been after the war was over. If they were from the time of the war We were not yet called Americans. It would of more than likely read Rebel forces under command of Washington had it been from the time of the war. England didn't recognize us as Americans yet So the things must be from a long line of military persons in the family add to over the years by several men
So, who was William Orrock? No history?
She looks like she has two different color of eyes.
Jade Hunter
I saw that too. I think it was the sun light.
Too bad I don't have an attic.
I'm going to watch it just to see what she did
intresting artifacts
Gather together several old family items - or buy them - find an old chest or box, and tell gullible CZcamsrs that she found a chest-full of "old artefacts" in a castle "attic".
That must be a strange castle...to have an attic.
Not all castles are the same. Some look more like thick-walled chateaus, while others are more traditional looking.
Castles that have stayed with families for many generations have often been modified - especially in the living quarters area. Some rooms were made smaller, others opened up and more fireplaces added, etc. Not infrequently, an attic (or two or three for different areas) was added; sometimes for storage, and sometimes a dormer or two were put into them for servant’s quarters.
Yes we keep hair to date. Locks, in this case they made beautiful plaits. Wau!
The green circular thing could be 'a way to see the treasured past' like National Treasure said.
Like green vizers the bankers wear
I've heard reading in different colors can be easier for different people
Omg I'm a button collector!!
Ramona Ray I doubt those are cloth buttons. They look more like patches with examples of different guild designs. In some areas of England, Scotland, France etc., the local guilds had no small amount of influence. There were (and still are) Guildhalls, Guild Societies, and often a fine carved and painted sign on the road entering into the town or village, announcing which guilds could be found in town. Each guild member had his own design, suggesting his business. Some designs were standardized, and others more personal to a unique merchant’s business.
These stitched badges with their fine designs weren’t necessarily worn every day, but were certainly worn for special town or national occasions. A guildsman was a respected member of society.
Old guild badges can be found all over Europe; there was a good collection in the Swiss National Museum.
BTW, by the 17th century, most buttons were being made of wood, bone, or metal, not cloth.
The flag of England is in that flag collection as is the tricolor flag of France. Last time
I looked they had not changed.
that's nice, I want can Togo back to that time!
The green glass is a decoder allowing you to see what is written on the page.
Ann's rat likes to go inside or lumpy tuta likes to go inside mysterious boxes I definitely like to clean out her mysterious box
Why the waving at the and??¿
Inspect the waving on diverasions☆
i hope the chest's content get's donated to a maritime museum at some future date
Nancy Volker what if she doesn't want want to though?
Nancy Volker it belongs to her family and her ancestors.
love letter is funny…lol
5 years old I have been cross stitching for at least 30 years and she was stitching on linen I don't think so.
They were much more intelligent than people today...
And yes children used to be able to do things like that before people started putting them in fron of tv's. Children also worked back than, and now its illegal.
I started sewing and doing croas stitch at 5, and im from the Country, so im sure by the time she was 5 she could do that.
I would just suggest that you not flip the pics so much! If it needs to take up a certain amount of time, just leave it so we can look. Watching it flip makes me have to find the area again that I *was* looking at and gives me a headache!
cool
That’s not old !
😎.
Show me a Castle that I can go explore that would be fantastic and there would actually be an old chest left in it, for me to take, unbelievable
it's a Hogwarts trunk, obviously.
Sharlet Armstrong )has
Holy shit, her family OWNS the castle? Museums will gladly pay top dollar
for these antiquities.
All I found in my grandmother's atttic were
stacks of seedy, vintage men's magazines from the late 60's/early 70's.
"Oui"--"Cherry"--"Club"
"High Sociey"
Bound in cheap newsprint, VERY bad photography (every layout has this nauseating, colorized sepia look.) And "WTF" models??...SERIOUSLY unnatractive females with bad skin, dirty feet, & hideous make-up...
the bad graphics didn't help either. Woof.
Brought them to a vintage clothing store in LA & got
$65 for the lot!!! 👍👍👍
Evaa Lynn Schleider I didn’t think museums paid for anything, of course I could be wrong, great video
KEYS!!!! PADLOCKS!!!!!!!!
why are you guys telling the story for on this video for, on you tube duh,.
Junk is junk, no matter the age.
That was not a love letter you....lol crack me up - that was a plea for help they must have had a battle going on and he was writing her, asking her .. pleading her ...for help to send men quick.
Yes it's all war-related all of it including the Love Letter which was not a love letter it was a plea for help I'm done watching this I can't even stomach it anymore...it very dark
StopListenThink Read that letter over again; “when first he saw her”, her lovely form, he has been thinking of her, longs to be with her, and seeks some relief, etc. Yup, if I’d gotten s letter like that when in my teens, I’d be thinking “Oh my, I need to send off military supplies”? For the first page at least, I see (and feel) a letter of long-suffering love, sprinkled with flattery and confessions of his agony when away from her. For the “good old days” of the 16th and 17th century, that sounds like a love letter, and certainly something a girl of those days would keep.
@@brlarson78 is possible it was a letter for help. In case the letter was intercepted do you think there going to be all" hey man send troops to my location its, here coordinates listed" ummm no they send coded letters like this so if it is infiltrated they won't know immediately what it is and hopefully they would be like you and just say oh it's a love letter. They still to this day send coded messages. You have to think of the time these were written. That didnt sound like a love letter to me either. Not truly with how they used to speak in that era. I believe more of a coded message of some kind as well. I would not want a love letter like that. You would give me relief? Really, sounds rather perverse if used in context to a love letter. Even for that time. A letter of lust would be more like it , if not what it most likely is, a code.