The Baghdad Battery, an ancient artifact from 250 BCE, challenges our understanding of history and technology. Could ancient civilizations have been more advanced than we previously thought? While experiments have shown the artifacts can produce a low voltage when filled with an electrolyte like vinegar, no wires or devices that could have used this power have ever been found with them, deepening the mystery. | Revealed

14K views · 195 reactions | Battery technology dates back over 2,000 years to the discovery of the Baghdad Batteries, believed to originate from around 200 BC to 200 AD. These ancient clay jars with copper and iron components may have been used for electroplating or simple electrical experiments, indicating that electricity was likely harnessed long before modern times. #AncientTechnology #BaghdadBattery | Lost World Museum | Facebook

Battery technology dates back over 2,000 years to the discovery of the Baghdad Batteries, believed to originate from around 200 BC to 200 AD. These ancient clay jars with copper and iron components may have been used for electroplating or simple electrical experiments, indicating that electricity was likely harnessed long before modern times. #AncientTechnology #BaghdadBattery | Lost World Museum