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8. THE WILLIAMS ENIGMALITH
While on a hike in 1998, electrical engineer John J. Williams spotted what looked like an electrical plug protruding from the ground and began digging. The three-pronged plug, he discovered, was embedded in a small rock. Williams claimed that the bizarre item was unearthed in a remote location in North America, far from plants, factories, and industrial complexes - you know, places where you might expect to find an unidentified or strange-looking electrical device.

7. THE SCREAMING MUMMY
In 1886, Gaston Maspero, head of the Egyptian Antiquities Service, happened upon an unusually plain burial box while going about his typical work duties. The conspicuously unmarked container provided no clues whatsoever as to the identity of the person inside.

6. ROMAN COINS IN JAPANESE CASTLE
In late 2016, archaeologists dug up ten rusty copper coins behind Katsuren Castle, a UNESCO heritage site in Japan. Four of the “little round things” were instantly recognized as originating from the Roman Era by archaeologist Toshio Tsukamoto, who had previously studied sites in Italy and Spain. They were traced back to the third and fourth centuries of the European kingdoms.

5. A CINEMA
In late 2004, Parisian police made a startling discovery among the city’s already perplexing and extensive 170-mile underground network: a cinema. The force’s sports squad, which is responsible for patrolling these tunnels and catacombs, was performing a training exercise when they encountered a tarp with a sign on it reading “Building Site; No Access.”

4. SHIPS BELOW SAN FRANCISCO
During the California Gold Rush in the 1850s, thousands of ships sailed in and out of San Francisco’s port, loaded with prospectors hoping to strike it big. They anchored in Yerba Buena Cove, which is now downtown San Francisco, and were often abandoned by the entire crew, who also set out in search for gold. Because why not? These people had a serious case of FOMO!! (FEAR OF MISSING OUT)

3. THE UNDERGROUND CITY OF DERINKUYU
One Turkish man discovered an entire underground city in 1963 when he knocked out a basement wall while carrying out home renovations. The vast network of rooms extends 200 hundred feet below the ground. This city, Derinkuyu, is just one of many underground cities that the Cappadocia region of Turkey is known for. With eleven floors and enough space to shelter approximately 20,000 people, Derinkuyu is the largest of these cities.

2. BETZ MYSTERY SPHERE
In May 1974, a large brushfire swept across an 88-acre plot of woodland on Florida’s Fort George Island that had been recently acquired by Gerri and Antoine Betz. While reviewing the damage, the couple, along with their son Terry, discovered a strange, polished metal orb, measuring slightly less than eight inches in diameter. An elongated triangular shape was stamped onto its surface, but the item otherwise contained no identifying marks.

1. TERRACOTTA ARMY
In 1974, workers digging a well outside the Chinese city of Xi’an found a life-sized clay statue of a soldier poised for battle. The Chinese authorities were notified and government archaeologists were dispatched to the site. During the excavation, thousands more of these clay soldiers, each possessing unique facial features and assembled according to rank, were found.

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