DEADLY Aztec Weapons Unearthed | The Lost Gold of the Aztecs (Season 1)

Wow, a pottery shard & piece of worked obsidian found in Southern Utah. Imagine that!! Such ground breaking evidence that people had once been there..Anyone with eyes on the ground who has ever walked , hiked or lived in southern Utah could'nt miss the pottery shards or obsidian/ chert flakes & tools scattered about..After all how many generations & thousands of years have people who made such tools & implements lived in this same area, at least 2-4k years or more that pottery has been commonplace, & 14k ++ years for stone tools, I can't help but wonder just who these lowbrow forms of revisionist history TV shows are actually created for? Old hald senile housebound geezers like myself, who actually live in the Southwest and intimately explored this beautiful landscape all my life with indigenous kin & ancestors. Gold fever TV is in it's golden hay-day season right now, Mining for gold, looking for lost treasure, dreams of unimaginable wealth depicting greed beyond the pale. On top of that bull dozing, drillling , altering manipulating the manscape just for the sake of some fantasy TV series..To simply give the Indigenous people some respect & dignity & stopping the desecration of sacred & habitation sites along with the creation of such story lines & false narratives...Is this asking too much? To enlighten the dumbed down populace could be accomplished in so many more valuable ways.

Perhaps they should read some history on Cortez written not long after the conquest. Cortez's cousin's Cuauhtemoc who became emperor after Montezuma's death told Cortez that he dump the treasure into lake Texcoco, which surrounded Tenochtitlan (Present day Mexico City).

I like the fact that they assumed right away that there's a tunnel. Ever heard of groundwater?

Water entering caverns usually are connected one to another. Fed by ground water here. Aztec's used the blue dye believed to have been carried from Georgia State to South America.

It could be or it could just be the water source that's feeding everything

Aztecs traded through the Southwest it's no secret here.

I know somebody who found a paddle in Nevada. It didn’t have obsidian on it. It was 2.5-3 feet long and made out of very hard wood.

I live in southern Utah near Kanab and I know dozens of places you can find pottery. The Kanab area was thriving with Natives hundreds of years ago. It’s no surprise that they found theses items.

Great video and information !

Your pottery is Anasazi, not Aztec, and the obsidian, from the color and sheen, appears to be from the area of the Milford power plant. A Humboldt point of local origin. If it were Aztec it would be green and bladelike. That said, I hope you find the gold!

I just LOVE The History Channel ❤

Right on cool video!!!😊

Brilliant show. Looking forward to this now along with Oak Island, Blind Frog Ranch, Skinwalker Ranch and Lost Templar gold. For these gems I love the History Channel.

You know! I don't care if there is no gold here to be found etc!!! THESE KIND OF SHOWS ARE SO MUCH FUN TO ME!!!! I wish I lived out there in these deserts and mountains!!! 👍🏼✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼

Well i don't know about that but i will keep tuning in to see where this goes.... ... ....

that guy dont know what it means. Jeez.

Spain needs to returned all our gold and silver, if they refused conquered their land. See how they like it

An azetc paddle axe !

Green obsidian is clearlyfrom central mexico

6:09 Rick knows a few