Tutankhamun's Treasures (Full Episode) | Lost Treasures of Egypt
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2024
- New technology reveals why Tutankhamun’s tomb remained hidden in the Valley of the Kings, Tut’s treasures take a once-in-a-lifetime journey and archaeologists open a 4,000-year-old tomb.
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What was the most interesting thing you learned about Tutankhamun’s tomb?
It was very surprising to know how the location of tomb saved it from historical and Morden theft.. thanks NG...👍🏻
Are you going to upload it to National Geographic Arabia?
My question to NG is what race are the ancient Egyptians?
I was too distracted from the drama the narrator and the trashy quick-cuts. I think Tutankhamun had a pretty dope life and pyramids were built with the help of aliens haha 👽
It really neat to know that they rushed the painting in his tomb!
I wish Egyptians were the ones to discover King Tut's tomb. I find it strange that British people went digging there and then kept some artifacts in the UK. It all belongs to Egypt !
It is likely that little was stolen from *Tutankhamun's* tomb as most of it belongs to the *Egyptian* nation and is still there. I believe that all the relics found by the current *Earl of Carnarvon* at *Highclere Castle* have been or are being returned. Many such relics are not catalogued and their whereabouts is actually unknown. *Caenarvon* actually found one, I think a scarab, at the back of a kitchen drawer!
The people claiming to be 'egyptians' are not the Ancients.
@Ryon Worthy
No.
@Ryon Worthy part of the Sphinx’s beard is laying in an office in the British museum, not even on display. They don’t really want it but even though the Egyptians do want it they won’t give it back because they think the Egyptians will ask for the Rosetta Stone next.
This might be outdated info since I learned it on a Great Courses plus audiobook I don’t know the exact date of, but it’s telling about the British’s general attitude toward returning things.
@@philaypeephilippotter6532 if British museum returns every stolen or looted artifact, it will become empty lol
History is actually really magical
Cap
I think so aswell
@@astro_lulu1755 bruh . Really .....
Cap it’s all fake
@@ohhellothere724 what do you mean-
I lost my dad in 2015, but I grew up watching specials like these on TV, with my dad. Priceless memories and a history education many kids don’t get these days.
😢
Sorry about your loss 🙏
@@EthanPinfold25 lol saying that is like saying oof
i do!
@@RE-zl7sy how so? You can't give someone your condolences anymore???
Ancient Egypt has always been absolutely fascinating to me, even when I was a child 🇪🇬🏺⚱️⚰️🩻🔺
As you get older you tend to find these documentaries so much more interesting! But I always been so fascinated by all these breathtaking stories.
So true
@@Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes weird flex but ok
@@PRINCE-db3sw 🍿I was saying the same thing😩😂
I’m only 13 and I like ancient Egypt
This sculptures are nothing infront of our country's sculptures
Me complaining about the two page history lecture
Also me watching a 44 minute video about Tutankhamun
😭😭 me avoiding my 2 hr documentary from my professor but I already sat through 3 documentaries for the past 5hrs .
@@dalmatian6752 YES ahsghhagsga-
@@dalmatian6752xD
95% Drama and max 5% facts too much stretching 😂🤣🤣
tut
I love Egypt 🇪🇬 from Italy 🇮🇹 we are directly in front of each other in the Mediterranean and this is a wonderful thing🇪🇬🇮🇹❤
Love big Egypt and Egyptian from USA 🇪🇬🇺🇲❤
Imagine the Pharaoh is sailing through afterlife peacefully and suddenly his boat disappeared because the things inside his tomb was taken away. lol
nah he would have upgraded to a cruise ship by now
g7enn89, first, what are u Elon Musks son with that name. Hahahaha. But thanks ur comment made me laugh..but what if it's true, then I read the other guy's comment with the upgrade. LMFAO hahahaha.
@@joelsadler6019 LMFAO hahahaha 🤣🤣😂. Wow, thanks for the great laugh I just had by myself..... Hahahaha !!!!
Lol
He probably didn't need the boat anymore because he already reached the afterlife
Europeans always discover things in other people's continent. LOL
Wouuwsevolantage
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Good thing they discovered bathing on time
old habit die hard. It is in their blood passed down by their ancestors.
Incredible to find that missing box with the boat parts. SO much of Egypt's history is yet to be discovered. It'll keep archeologists & historians busy for centuries more.
Egypt and it's mysteries are something that always fascinates me. Reading about pyramid, tomb just takes us back in the time. I don't know why I feel that there is something weird about Egypt, like they possess some strange power. Also reading about the Gods of Egyptian, give goosebumps. It's really incredible on its own. No other thing in this world can fascinate us as Egypt does.
And the Mayan
Egypt ( new era) kemet it was called by themselve
Study Indian sanskrit literature you will forget egypt.
@@AJAYSINGH-ns1vv would love to!! Do you have a website or somewhere that I should go to learn more about Indian Sanskrit?
@@AJAYSINGH-ns1vv This isn't a competition. Eqypt is special as the artefacts have survived the test of time
The fact that this wasn't even nearly the most wealthy tomb is staggering to think of... Just all that gold that they put underground... So crazy. They were really into the afterlife thing.
A lot of gold because everything went to the pharaoh :) If all the taxes in your country went to you you'd be rich too.
If they found any gold they would never announce it lmao
Yeah, Tut is a minor pharaoh who didnt even live to maturity or have children. He ended their dynasty. His tomb remained intact because it was sequestered to the side and hidden away to be forgotten. Also, most tombs were already looted by the church when the high priests gained too much power
@@AllTheArtsy I wish we could know what was happening, what the people thought, and even what the priests thought when they did that. They willingly basicallh completely destroyed their entire religion/culture in the end. I know it was for $ but I still wish we knew everything about it.
That was my thought, just imagine the treasures put into the tombs of pharaohs that played a major roll in Egyptian history.
The fact that humans could build some of the most interesting and incredible structures by hand, it’s amazing.
Totally. You'd expect it to be from dogs
Humans you say…
@Dawmon woke👁
Haha exactly people are fast asleep
check JonLevi Channel.
Enigmatic & Eternal Egypt 🏝️
Immense Respect from 🇮🇳
There is something about these documentaries that transports back in time❤️
yeah
I find history as the most interesting thing in the world.
Edit: thanks for the likes!
Same
Me too
History and Geography are my favourite studies because I feel as if they’re the most relevant to the world
Only if they're taught as a subject in School
@@ali.hassanmir wdym i have history as a subject
The most interesting thing for me was thinking. Don't bury yourself with treasure if you want any peace in the afterlife.
I agree w
Why don't they leave the dead alone
Very disrespectful to the dead to get that gold in ancient and modern times alike
رقية جواد احمد اخيس انسان
اكس ماكنا احسن موفي
sure in islam most broke people will died peacefully if they got not wealth because no need to be responsible to their assets
This is really an amazing find. Egypt really fascinates me. Thank you to all the team's archaeologists, Egyptologists, and scientists and to all involve to bring the treasures safe. Hats off to you all!! Yes, it's very beautiful and yes the treasures of king Tut surprise the world.
I think essentially that what they believed will stay alive forever. Essentially like us, when we pass away if we have knowledge of them, they are alive in our hearts.
5000 yrs from now archeologists will found our selfies and tiktok videos. TREASURE!
lol
lol
I think you misspelt trash as "treasure"
@@AnonymousReader-er4eg a man's trash is another man's treasure
5000 yrs from now they should be careful when opening some tombs from 2020. No magic/no curse, just a sleeping corony virus 🧟🧟🧟
This history of ancient Egypt is so fascinating
Certainly 'cause your club ain't got history of its own 😂😂
This is poo
@@mon.archivezzz 😂😂😂
@@mon.archivezzz 😂😂😂😂😂
@@mon.archivezzz first fa cup winners in Manchester
It was wonderful to be there and experience all that History!! One of the best travels I have done!
This is something that I would love to see with my own eyes. I love love this type of history.
Love Egypt from Turkey. 🇹🇷❤️🇪🇬
Makes me so happy to know they're creating a grand museum for Egypt.
You are a smart girl ❤️😍 Enjoy this with you 🇪🇬👑 I will tell you for information that it costs a million dollars, Egypt, this is not its name, but misr ✔️😂😂😂😂
I need to go!
Wow didn't know that, sound's amazing.
@@doctormidooo1037 one billion not one million
@@doctormidooo1037 actually it's free since the government is making them have it for free
I can't even imagine the emotions that the gentleman had as he was putting the mast on the ship . . and it was a match! After over 100 years to find this missing piece!
We wish success to every member participating through this service, and this
is a historic achievement by the people
Did they ever think the treasures aren't lost but were placed exactly where they are by their owners to be left alone🙃
Exactly !! I also don't even understand why they want to find the treasures and the owners tombs like leave them like they meant to be !!
This is obviously for history not treasure hunting lol
reason why they cant find any more gold treasures are because they have used NASA and tech to scan over egypt and dug secret tunnels and robbed the tombs. even wonder why no diamonds are ever been found in Egypt? not even one stone in a tomb?
@@emandiallo3863 Drink koolaid much? Diamonds aren’t even that rare and they have found some.
Sadly to say it is not your ancestory
I hope somebody gets that excited when they dig me up in a couple thousand years!
how do you know if you urself havent reincarnated to find you :P
@@nisthajain9000 I can only hope. But, I plan on being cremated anyway so there won’t be much to find😁
@@teresakimhopkins2784 🤣💯
They also mummified their dead cats. Imagine the archeologist who's famous for finding a bunch of dead cats, 😂😂😂
I think I've read somewhere that it is not a good idea to be cremated. Bones store certain energies that could help in next incarnation. I was wondering why would egyptians would rather be mummified than just be burned like the other kings of other ancient history. There must be something about it since they are kind of into afterlife stuff
I have seen Tutankhamus artifacts twice. To see the golden mask is truly amacing
Omg...I had chills as the mast is being put back on that boat.. for some reason, since I was a child I'm so fascinated with anything and everything about Egypt's glorious past..
Heavenly father I pray that you keep the person reading this alive, safe, healthy and financially blessed Amen
Amen 🙏🏾
Amen
Thanks sister😊
Thank you :). And I wish the same for you.
I know this wasn't addressed to me personally but reading it has made my day so much better, Thank you. And may all your prayers be answered in return.
I can't imagine how MAGNIFICENT his Death Mask would have been.
Thanks for uploading
the mask would have looked the same as it does now. You see it's made of Gold and Lapis Laurasia. It is as shiny as it was the day it was made , still today, gold doesn't corrode and Lapis is a stone. so it looks identical to how it looked 3000 years ago
@@accessaf 😏
I meant the mask that would have been Made for him.
Cheers
I cant believe how SCARYYY that would be
The priests knocked a hole in it, so it's supposed. Can't believe anyone now or then could think that was a good idea for any reason 😐
Getting goosebumps of this discovery made. Its so interesting digging up history.
11:21 "Apart from the ugly face of your roommates "
that killed me
I'll bet not one of the buried people thought that in 4000 years after they die a bunch of people would rob them blind.
Blond mind
Lol
“Rob” “dead people” oxymorons.
Some tombs where robbed centuries ago
Killmonger tried to tell us
EGYPT IS MAGICAL !!!!!
True
It's Iiight
Tut's tomb was looted at least twice. Once, very shortly after his burial, they broke in to take out wine & unguents before they could spoil. (An inside job done by necropolis priests maybe?) Then sometime later, the tomb was looted again for small portable treasures such as jewelry & gold inlay on furniture. The evidence shows that this robbery was possibly interrupted because some items were found dropped or discarded within the tomb. The tomb entrance was closed & resealed twice by the necropolis priests. So, Tut's tomb was not really intact, just more intact than any other tomb discovered in Egypt thus far.
I really hope we can find a truly untouched tomb someday…
What a time capsule it would be.
Wish someone today would build a monument for people to admire throughout the next 10,000 years.
Shame it would probably just get nuked right away out of jealousy…..
@@mro4ts457 they are searching for Cleopatra tombbb and seems like they have got some success just last weekkk...and maybe it would be intacttt
@@aryanhassan4659
Nefertiti tomb* Hawass said it will be discovered next months
@@mro4ts457
Most of the tombs were looted btw by the Ancient Egyptians themselves in the new kingdom we know from the writings that grave robers existed in ancient Egypt
@@ahmedabdelsatar1562 OMA.. that's an exciting news... I'll wait for the good news🙏🥳
Class 11 students from India watching this 👇🏻
I've always mesmerized by ancient Egypt. And my introduction to Egypt was when my dad bought a book, I do not exactly remembered the name but all world's wonders were included in that book. I was maybe a bit over 10 and I remembered I was being completely hooked to Tutankhamun's topic. Before my life on earth ended, I want to visit to Valleys of the Kings, sphix, pyramids and more. In next life (if it ever exists) I want to become archaeologist for sure. I love history and I love all the interesting facts behind.
Same here
I am always fascinated by history..
I wonder how to become an archaeologist and how much do they get?
I'm digging it!!
Where do you live ?
Book name?
Truly appreciate NG sharing this full episodes. I guess it's sort of Christmas gift? Looking forward for more👍
Ancient egypt is 3,000 years
Aswan was part of ancient nubia, because when European came to Africa they separated Africans before aswan was not part of ancient egypt. Ancient nubia is 5,000 years old this boby mummy is 4,000 years
Giving the gift of reality TV is like a modern day smallpox blanket for intellectuals.
@@laminconte1085 .
Indeed
I'm knowledge hungry also
Africa is the cradle of humanity Egypt is an example to confirm this thank you for this documentary.
I love this great country, a great love for Egypt
Somehow part of me admires all of this
, but I do feel sorry watching the final resting place (and bodies) of this people being disturbed.
Corpses are dead. When you die, you are dead. Graves are only a way for friends and relatives to remember them and pay their respects. After about 100 years, those graves get forgotten as the friends and relatives of the deceased die themselves. I can guarantee that after 4,000 years nobody knows who this dead guy is, what he looked like, how he acted in life. And if his tomb was not discovered and excavated by archeologists, every vestige of his existence would not be known and would probably disappear entirely in due time to geologic forces.
@@jackhoff3910 love how u just tried to justify disturbing someone’s resting place
@@CashFlowTE They are no longer a "someone" and nor are they "resting" because in reality they are dead and their remains are merely a compilation of minerals & organic compounds.
well its like 2 side of coin ... there's plus min when you do somethinh but if you one day can go there and visit them, just pray and be respectfull when you entering their tomb, after all, they once share the same earth with us
@@jackhoff3910 well i disagree with you coz its contradicted with my belief, well, people who sleep are people who in wanna be death position right? just imagine if someone punch hard your door, you will be disturbed, right? so eventhough what they did for somepeople look wrong, but its for education and they also try their best not to disturb and us as visitor should do the same ...
When I was in high school in the Los Angeles area, the Treasures of Tutankhamun exhibit came to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. This was early in 1978. I was extremely fortunate to get to go on a field trip to see this priceless collection; it was wondrous. I wish I had been able to take pictures (not allowed) but it was breathtaking. I think we stood in line for an hour to get in: totally worth the wait. We are so lucky that the tomb robbers missed this one.
Idiot...
😀
THE TOMB RAIDERS DIDNT MISS THEM HOW DO YOU THINK IT GO TO L A
@@bololee441 All caps. Nice. Because they still belong to Egypt and they are curated museum pieces, available to public scrutiny, not sold to private collectors. If the Brits had them before, they did finally return them. If they were still in the ground you'd never have known about them. Nor would they be doing anything to benefit archaeology, tourism, interest in ancient Egypt, or bringing in far more revenue than the objects themselves would on the black market.
20 years later I experienced the same field trip! Also the Smithsonian!
wow, this was so interesting. I never get enough of Egyps hidden history.
In my opinion, the style and artistic views of the ancient Egyptians are very original and interesting
I am so obsessed with ancient egypt.
Right !
Me too
1000 years from now people will think how amazing today.
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I wish they would play more videos/ shows I already seen this but watching it again cause I love it
Omg it's fascinating, isn't history wonderful? my dad was very interested in Egyptology, he would read every book he could ❤️
Egypt is really mysterious with thousands of hidden secrets, One of my favourite destinations to visit once .
Id love to go there🙂😩
@@zhiyilau4303 you are more than welcome :)
Egypt is on my list too !
you are welcome 🇪🇬
Unfortunately it's very tourististic today and the country itself is not very safe.
King Tut was a minor Pharaoh. Imagine what the treasures of the bigger Pharaoh's would have been
Ik right?!
Stonks
yeah ... thats why if i have a chance, i wanna visit tomb chamber of ramses 2 and nefertiti ...
@@noviantylubis1593 Isn't there Gold long gone ?
Who says he was a minor pharaoh?
Thank you for bringing them in the world of today this was the reason that they have made the piramide to came again in life and picture around the world their wishes are fulfilled god bless all of the crew
I have always loved ancient Egypt and I found out recently that I also love Aliaa ismail.
I have always wished to go 4000 years back in ancient Egypt and live
, Ancient Egypt is my most favourite civilization among all.
@Gaming with Timmy Please dear, stop watching too many movies🤦
@Gaming with Timmy scientists don't even know what caused Titanic sink, that happened 100 years ago
And we are here talking about 4000 years ago who knows what happened there.
@Gaming with Timmy how old are you?
Are you in middle or high school?
@Gaming with Timmy and now I know that you are an intelligent person.
Are you happy, darling?
@Gaming with Timmy why are you scared? Don't tell me that you are in primary...
I love the fact that there are discoveries, but every discovery feels disruptive to the dead, at least I think.
Yeah, but I'm willing to bet they won't complain.
The dead are not disrupted. They are dead. Very, very dead.
yeah cuz like dead or not it is the people's belief that this will give them peace and you being an outsider saying "they're dead it doesn't matter" seems very ignorant and disrespectful
@@louvskth7141 Move on Karen.
I understand your point of view however i feel that if we after finding the first tomb just said- "you know what lets leave them alone". That these items still would have been taken and sold by grave robbers who in comparison to egyptologists do not care about the history, culture or religion of the egyptians, if you ask me its more disrespectful to leave these precious objects to grave robbers as they ultimately would be destroyed. And destroying the remains of an entire civilisation seems worse to me than preserving them to the best of our ability in museums.
Those camels in the truck just chillin, vibing 🤣
This superb documentary creates and sustains suspense so expertly.
I was fascinated to watch every second as the stories (plural) unfolded.
Bravo, Nat. Geo.!
This commentator was born for documentary voice overs
It's true.. I love his voice. 😍
@@JJ-kq1ho
Are you alright
Agreed. He also was the narrator for a show on Animal Planet called Lost Tapes years ago.
Agreed
There's nothing more satisfying than watching scientists discover ancient treasures and getting excited for them.
@Xi jing ping 😂
Aren’t they archeologists? Not trying to be rude.
@@juliaa1751 archeologists are scientists too
@@frerinyth9050 sorry.
be careful
They sure make grave robbing look professional.
Amazing historical discover in Egypt, definitely interesting documentary .
I’ve always had a fascination with ancient Egypt and Egypt in general, it’s amazing 😍
Me too!
cool story
well, buckle up buttercup and follow me.
I guess we could be partners for an Egyptian excavation. Egyptian civilization always fascinates me
this is why history is my favorite subject in school
EXTRAORDINARY DOCUMENTARY.. WARRIOR 🤴🏽
This was amazing to watch. Thank you!
I love watching these documentaries but imagine you’re sleeping dead underground for thousands of years and people dig you out because they are curious and want to see your money
same! hahaha but so true
imagine "dead" is not sleeping"
Yep, creepy...
Most tombs were robbed almost immediately. The pharaohs stopped building pyramids because they were so obviously full of treasure.
me to
I never loved history until I started watching these shows
it's always amaze me, how ancient people build their "own" technology in every aspects that we all came to witness it's glory today.
Wow this was really one of the most interesting documentaries I’ve seen so far
It is still overwhelming seeing documentaries like this. I used to live in Egypt for 6yrs and 1/2 (2012-2018) and yes I visited all these places. Still I can't get enough of it.
Really!! what is it like ???
Gert Jan Segers is that you??
This type of documentaries remind me to be proud of being an Egyptian, even in the 21st century. Marvelous video, well made! 🇪🇬
You should be proud of who you are! You are an Egyptian, be proud! You come from a long line of the old egyptians we are seeing in this documentary.
The fact that your part ancient African history is AMAZING stand by thatttt
@@Ohitslenci Dont apply yourself to egypt if your sub-saharian
@@larsgoran9926 No Europeans our Semites in Old Kingdom . Be very proud if you're Sub Saharan . Where all humanity begins . Pyramids where built in the old Kingdom when Europeans didnt even have a civilization . Working in reverse
proud my azz 😂😂😂😂
Legalized grave desecration and grave robbing. Just imagine being buried, and thousands of years later people break into your tomb and steal your treasures and your body. And they don't get punished for it.
WOW! The ending was so good with them finding that missing piece to the boat this was very interesting. ✨
Way to go pal, thanks for spoiling this for me
@@g_ayugane hahaa well maybe you should’ve watch the full episode before running to the comment section. 😹
مصر بلد الحضارة والتاريخ منذ الأزل. تحية لأهلنا في مصر 🇪🇬🇩🇿
Thank you, brother 😍🇪🇬🇩🇿❤️
تحياتي ليك اخويا ولاهلنا في الحزاءير❤❤🇪🇬🇩🇿
@@doctormidooo1037
🙏🙏🙏🙏
@ABD ELRAZAK 44
شكرا جزيلا أخي
I am just so amazed by ancient Egyptian structures. It is almost unbelievable how complex, modern, and brilliantly built they are especially underground burial maze.
rightt
AND NO ARAB BUILT IT
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I'm a cat! meow.
@@ibe310 egyptians are not arabs but they look like similar indeed
This is a masterpiece from the land of great civilization and while watching this I felt that i was travelling with them and not watching all this virtually
Thank you very much for the best documentary ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
As a history teacher who teaches ancient Egypt to my student, this documentary provides a lot of information about the most influential civilization om earth until today. thank you National Geographic.
whats your name
Not the most influential , but the most mysterious
Most influential - Rome.
Buku form 2 sejarah ada kot cover bab mesir purba ni
If you want to teach the truth to your learners, you need to go beyond this kind of guided videos. They don't tell all the truth dear colleague!!
I am proud to be Egyptian 🇪🇬🇪🇬❤️❤️💞💞😌😌🥰
hows corona virus situation there?
It's a amazing country
Wow awesome you from there tell me more about it there
@@walybox What do you want to tell you about??!
@@sarahal-elwany4414 what it feels like to see the pyramids in person
At 19:07, "They actually applied a plaster gypsum ceiling and then applied the paint". No they did not. Gypsum plaster sets too quickly. The ancient Egyptians used lime plaster, the final layer that they painted into setting in about 8 hours by absorbing CO2 from the air. Gypsum plaster sets to fast for this application. This started wide use in tombs about 1400 BC. Tutankhamun's tomb is one example.
I got goose bumps when they put the mass on the boat
I really want to be an archaeology after seeing this
History is full of interesting and magical puzzles
rule one: learn to be a thief.......rule 2: learn to be a lier.....rule 3: be ready to kill to conceal
I wish to visit here someday !! There's something about these arid sandy places that just fascinates me.
Me watching this at 4am on Monday
Wow! I’m very interested and amazed
You see all of this in movies and in school back in the day,makes me really want to learn more about it. I hope one day to visit Egypt 🥺
you are welcome but is better to have a tour guide or a friend who can speak Arabic so the scammers don't ruin your experience you should visit luxor and Aswan where the temples and valley of kings and queens are there cairo where the pyramids and egyptian museums are there and end it with HURGADA or SHARM EL SHEIKH if you want to go to sea
His tomb remained hidden for so long because it was not suppose to be unearthed.
Exactly my thought!! It's very disrespectful to the dead.
@@Jaqen_Hghar hahahaha
I'm sure they are all cursed at this point.
Exactly, and the worst part is that they are never buried again, not even after they are studied! In my country (Argentina) some native nations have fought legal battles to take the bones or mummies of their ancestors out of museums so that they could bury them again. Sometimes they win, others they don't. Sad fact.
@@starrversace2274 yes they are some of them died of weird accidents and stuff it have a whole story behind it and w a ring and stuff
*holding a dismembered foot*
Her: Ooooooooh- that’s a fabulous one!
Bruh!....
😹😹😹😹
It saddens and frustrates me that they keep secrets. It's everyone's history and we have a right to know our past! Thank you 👍
We watching this in class today 🙂
“THATS A FABULOUS ONE”
I love Egypt and I whatch this probably at least every single day! Cause I love Egypt and I love it cause it’s exiting and I like it so so super super much much much much! When meh grow up I’m gonna be a Egyptologist!!!!!
YAYYYY you’re really smart and i know you’ll be able to become an egyptologist one day😎 GO MIA!!! don’t ever give up, and you better remember me when you rewrite history:p
We love u too,, from KEMET ♥️
Love you ❤️❤️.. and Egypt love you too ,, from Egypt 🥰
We love you too from Egypt❤
Wow how interesting .Everything caught my interest. The dedication of the team, and the customs of the Egyptians. I even had a laugh or two. Thanks for sharing. I was a young girl when Tut Came to U.S.A. New Orleans Museum of Art for my birthday. It was 1975. But these students and Archeologists Touched (carefully Surely) Just shows you how what is meant to be will be. Thousands of Year (they meant it for eternity) Proves what my Papi used to tell me "You can't take it with you"
Why am I so fascinated about Egypt😳
search up Kemetic Paganism, see if any of it resonates
They never thought someone will dig their graves.... Otherwise they would have planted bombs😂😂
until the british came
@Travigon One if we want to preserve and keep the histories of egypt alive , we obviously have to dig the pyramids up and discover them
Lol yeah 😂😂😂
Hhaa just like on movies
@Travigon One and how else would humanity even discover ancient history? Imagine we would know nothing about the past of humanity? Life would be pretty boring.
This was SO helpful, thanks Jimmy
I am an 15 year old from the Netherlands on summer vacation and this is how I spend my time
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Ahh that's great bro
Sometimes I think we ought to let them rest in peace.
But, people need to know about the history. So, we can learn something about the past
They are at peace. You can't get any more peaceful than dead.
I thought so. If the burial "boats" are important to the dead the reason it is next to the tomb, why the discoverer/(we) take it away?
I kinda agree with both of you, maybe do the research be satisfied, do restoration if needed, then bury it again. I feel it will be more safe and survive longer down there.
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That it is what archæologists do, at least in 🇬🇧. In places like *Egypt* it's more complex but the same principles are applied - dig, learn, conserve.