Archaeologists have not come across an object whose development they simply couldn't place. Of course, if they started from the fact that it shouldn't have existed there and then, according to our knowledge. In fact, many of these have not been recreated to this day. In other words, in some things, the people of ancient times can be said to have outdone the inventors of the modern era. But what were the ancient inventions that were far ahead of their time? Join the channel members and you can even participate in making a video! ???? / tizelista Try Rackhost now with a 3,000 HUF discount, but hurry up, because the offer is only available to the first 100 registrants! https://www.rackhost.hu/referral/coup... We are also on Instagram: / tizelista Tize lista Facebook: / tizelista 0:00 Intro 0:38 Membership 0:56 Baghdadi Akksi Iraqi archaeologists found a ceramic vessel near the former capital of the former Parthian and Sassanid Empires, in which someone once placed a copper pipe and an iron rod. According to their assumption, these three, quite different elements together were once a tool, which was called the Baghdadi Akksi. We just don't know what they were used for. 3:25 Greek Fire It is perhaps impossible to talk about inventions that preceded their time without mentioning Greek fire. 5:21 Antikythera Structure The Antikythera Structure may have been a kind of astronomical device. This is a bronze object with gears that was able to perform astronomical calculations, track the movements of the Sun, Moon and 5 planets, calculate the ecliptic longitude of the Moon and Sun, the phases of the moon, the phases of planetary conjunctions, the excluded days of the Metonic calendar and the Olympic cycle. 7:11 Damascus steel Let's go back to wars for a moment, because there are still plenty of inventions ahead of their time. Swords made of Damascus steel never dulled against iron, so they kept their edge. This type of steel was both hard and flexible, and not to mention beautiful. 8:53 Roman concrete Have you ever wondered how it is possible that the piers in Rome have been standing stable since ancient times, while today's modern buildings can be damaged by even a strong wind? Ancient Roman buildings were built of Roman concrete, a miracle material that still stands today, which is why they are so concrete-proof. The basis of this was a cement that simply cannot crack Sources: https://pastebin.com/GVqnbY27 Intro music: https://motionarray.com/royalty-free-... Music during the video: https://audiojungle.net/item/stylish-... Outro music: Cold Funk - Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...) Text: Zoltán Eszter #history #invention #top10list