The Bizarre Mystery Behind Tutankhamun's Secondhand Tomb | Egypt Detectives

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  • Опубліковано 27 жов 2017
  • Archaeologists have made an astonishing claim that could change our understanding of the life of Tutankhamun forever. Many of the burial goods found in Tutankhamun's tomb may not have been his at all. Working with Tutankhamun expert Nicholas Reeves, the Egypt Detectives try to determine the daunting problem faced by his successors and how it was solved.
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  • @TimelineChannel
    @TimelineChannel  4 роки тому +7

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  • @jolyettefrye6365
    @jolyettefrye6365 4 роки тому +33

    The short life of King👑 Tut was very mysterious and quite interesting. I never get tierd of learning about ancient Egypt❗

    • @bonniegorzel1564
      @bonniegorzel1564 4 роки тому +1

      Jolyette Frye , I so agree!!

    • @Ajourneyofknowing
      @Ajourneyofknowing 4 роки тому

      Bonnie Gorzel is a a really really fun day day for for the week of of year or so so I I had to do it on a Friday night with a friend that was going to come come over to my house hotel for for the dinner party or or something something to to to do for me and then maybe we can could just meet up with for the weekend and or just like that the other things like the way I can make get in in line or just because it's a good idea to for but I think cannot was the night night you were just going after you got off something like the last night I had a little thing of a story and a lot to say about it but you didn't

    • @Thomas-ol3fq
      @Thomas-ol3fq 3 роки тому +1

      Always good to learn successes / mistakes of the ancient world.

    • @patriciaann6792
      @patriciaann6792 3 роки тому

      trueee

    • @micahcampa
      @micahcampa 3 роки тому

      i mean the Average lifespan was 20 years old so he lived long for his period

  • @tunnishacunningham1964
    @tunnishacunningham1964 4 роки тому +5

    I’m so fascinated by Ancient Egyptians. I really would like to know how did they look. And how they lived everyday life.

  • @Maobum
    @Maobum 5 років тому +25

    After watching this doc, it dawned on me just how precious Tut's treasures were. Just having the treasures alone is major, but these are artifacts from Amarna, from the time of Ahkenaten--treasures that would have been destroyed if they hadn't been put into Tutankhamun's tomb. Just think--if those Amarna artifacts hadn't been placed in the tomb, all we would have had were the damaged wall art.

    • @aephraums
      @aephraums 2 роки тому +1

      maybe because of the small size of Tut's tiny tomb, it only was robbed once in ancient times and resealed and lost to time till Carter found it again... we are fortunate to have 5000 pieces from his tomb which will go on full exhibition in the new G.E.M museum in 2022.

    • @JohnGreaves-cb2dv
      @JohnGreaves-cb2dv Рік тому

      Treasure is not precious. Life is though

  • @amarhidjeb2823
    @amarhidjeb2823 3 роки тому +4

    The tale of a pharaoh who betrayed his father's dream in life but accidently preserved this memory in his own grave 💞🙈
    A gorgeous ending quote 🙏💞

  • @joaniejett7189
    @joaniejett7189 6 років тому +61

    I never tire of ancient history. You can tell by my site. LOL I love this stuff, and I bet not too many can speak ancient Egyptian, nor read hieroglyphics. And what really did kill King Tut" I absolutely love this, archeology, anthropology and the mystery of his death, and his wife's death too! And the clues from this tomb may open up other tomb sites in our lifetime Fascinating and thanks!

    • @robertbowman4789
      @robertbowman4789 4 роки тому +4

      You don't always see something that kind and loving posted on anything any more. She must have truly inspired you in life.
      Joana Jet Rocks !

    • @carolebarrett4403
      @carolebarrett4403 4 роки тому

      Robert Bowman A

    • @robertbowman4789
      @robertbowman4789 4 роки тому

      @@carolebarrett4403 nice to meet you

    • @robertbowman4789
      @robertbowman4789 4 роки тому

      @@carolebarrett4403 yes, do you know me ?

    • @ramonjamison373
      @ramonjamison373 4 роки тому

      The Sarcophagus of Tutankhamun Unlocked real Halogram..facebook.com/2064757453753563/posts/2654851914744111/

  • @brendaproffitt1011
    @brendaproffitt1011 6 років тому +8

    Totally awesome amazing to see and to me.WOW ....what a great documentary film too....Thank you so so much for your videos and everything you do....

  • @carmengomez6035
    @carmengomez6035 5 років тому +13

    It isn't a stretch to conclude that many of the tombs treasures were recycled, especially during times of austarity.

  • @veldajacobs9807
    @veldajacobs9807 4 роки тому +1

    I agree love to learn about it.

  • @Pandacorn-le7ss
    @Pandacorn-le7ss 6 років тому +6

    Yay Egypt Documentary

  • @sylvianemahaux7879
    @sylvianemahaux7879 4 роки тому +6

    these 2 archeologists are humble and amazing!

    • @lavinaphillips9731
      @lavinaphillips9731 2 роки тому

      you do realise those people SUFFERED immensely
      are you humble about this really that's a HOLOCAUST "F" wit.

    • @gskelton2937
      @gskelton2937 2 роки тому

      You can not just be so quick to applaud and assume that just because it is on film and the internet that it is true.
      Look at what I mentioned or pointed out rather to a girl in this comment cluster:
      I know while other Kings had 7 to 11 wives. King Tut had only one. He called her Oonka. That is how it was pronounces. Ankhesenamun the spelling. He went for short, his sweet name he gave her. My girl friends mom and family live in Egypt and they talk me and also showed me the evidence of this. She was `The ruler' and kept him in line, in fact, they say that she ruled through him, for you must consider that he was only a little boy and she was 2 years older.....
      On a further note:
      They also say that King Tut's Uncle was Mosses whi is in the bible (THe bible confirms this in a abstract faint way) and they also mentioned something that in not yet comprehensible....that King Tut's wife went on and became in another towering and honoring life as Mother Mary.
      If you Pray to Mother Mary and ask her for a sign that "if she is King TUt's wife from the 18th dynasty?"
      She will answer you ....She is direct...Oh and do not ask her for her to prove herself nor to give you lottery.....THat is where so many's approach to the Divine is denied....How would you like me as a stranger to ask you for 250 dollars....Oh by the way, prove your self to me and are you who you are.....?
      NOTE:
      Be leery of the junk on the internet. I google just messing around the question:
      HOw many wives did King TUt have and it said 11 and sent on with something that made my girl friends grand parents TO SHOW ME HOW HE was loyal and also how she was have not tolerated that....they went on to say that the internet is like the Inquire magazine....
      That is the cheap new paper/magazine in the line at a grocery story: telling you things that you know that are not true, usually using today's stars and situations.
      Bye Bye.

  • @DDay-vv9ec
    @DDay-vv9ec 4 роки тому +9

    King Tut died young,so they had to throw it all together at the last minute.all of this makes sence.they were expecting to have a lifetime to get his tomb together.

    • @robinjohnson8149
      @robinjohnson8149 4 роки тому +1

      Sense

    • @DDay-vv9ec
      @DDay-vv9ec 3 роки тому +1

      @Chris_Gullett wouldn't be afraid to bet that other tombs have been discovered looted by officials and covered up.
      As far as everything else goes it's all a guess.no one really knows.

    • @awuma
      @awuma 3 роки тому +1

      @@DDay-vv9ec Most of the looting and re-burial was carried out "officially" a couple of centuries later, when the Amun priests of the 21st Dynasty (1080-943 BC) had fully taken over as the state declined after the Bronze Age Collapse of around 1170 BC. Perhaps Horemheb's "Damnatio Memoriae" of the Eighteenth Dynastey after Amenhotep III was sufficiently successful for Tutankhamun's tomb to have slipped from the records by that late, chaotic time... and the rubble from nearby tomb-building did the rest.

    • @timhazeltine3256
      @timhazeltine3256 3 роки тому

      @@awuma Exactly!

    • @micahcampa
      @micahcampa 3 роки тому

      he is young by our standards but average lifespan back then was about 20

  • @OrlopRat42
    @OrlopRat42 6 років тому +46

    Tutankhamun wouldn't have known Luxor as "Thebes". That's the later Greek name. The Egyptians called it Waset. Sloppy writing

    • @channingmoss7918
      @channingmoss7918 5 років тому

      OrlopRat42 lie it was Thebes

    • @deviantoutcast
      @deviantoutcast 5 років тому +8

      I was just about to write the exakt same comment - Nice to see there are others out there besides my self who not only possess that knowledge, but who also see the importance of spreading it to the masses. What bothers me so is that documentaries like this, as with all medias of popular science , aims to inform people and if you don't have a degree in egyptology like me or is one of the rare people with a deep laymans knowledge on paer with that of an academic, you have no real means to tell wheather it's accurate or not - all you can do is either discard all of it (which beg to question the reason for watching it in the first place), or assume that what you're given is what's true.
      I watch a LOT of Ancient Egypt documentaries and one of the most common falsities I come across is the one regarding city names. Now there are _many_ inaccuracies that grinds me, but since I can't spend all day, every day, writing comments on youtube, I've learned to hold back. So I let most of it go and unfortunately, when it comes to popular science, you have to buy in to the fact that no matter how accurate it might be, by design, popular science only scrapes the surface and therefore much of it is more or less destined to be misunderstood. How ever, when the narrator straight up proclaims that Tut him self knew the city as Thebes, when the truth is that no one in the entire world would use that name until after the conquering of Egypt by Alexander the Great in 332 BCE - ONE THOUSAND years after Tuts death - and even after Alexander, during the Greek and later Roman rule of Egypt, Waset would only be known as Thebes to the Greek-speaking classes of Egyptian society, which is to say members of the ruling population in Alexandria - every one else: every egyptian, every person not born of a greek family, would know it as Waset up until the arab takeover in 639 BC - almost two thousand years later. Well, then I can't really sit idle by.

    • @deviantoutcast
      @deviantoutcast 5 років тому +4

      @@channingmoss7918 Either you have a personal spat with OrlopRat42 which would explain your comment, or you're a troll casting your nets wherever, whenever, or I'm sad to be the one to take it away from you, but you're wrong. Thebes was the name used by the greek speaking classes of Egyptian society after 332 BCE (Tut died 1323 BCE). Waset is the ancient Egyptian name, meaning "dominion" or "seat of dominion" - hailing back to the citys function as principal city of Upper Egypt and capital of the fourth Upper Egyptian nome.

    • @jamieyates1366
      @jamieyates1366 5 років тому +1

      Labeling OrlopRat42 as a lier is more than a little harsh. Wrong or not

    • @kenlieck7756
      @kenlieck7756 5 років тому +1

      @@deviantoutcast Do you watch the Ancient Architects youtube channel? Matt examines alternate theories without making stupid, bombastic claims.
      He does make occasional mistakes though, and would actually appreciate corrections, as long as they come from someone with an open mind...

  • @alaa6476
    @alaa6476 Рік тому

    Amazing ❤

  • @awuma
    @awuma 3 роки тому +4

    20:11 How could Ay plan to rule Egypt after Tutankamun when Horemheb was the "iry'pat", the designated heir (Tutankhamun had no male issue)? It is now thought that Horemheb was away on campaign, probably in the Levant, and Ay buried Tutankhamun and assumed the throne himself before Horemheb could return. As for Ankhesenamun, there is no mention here of the Zannanza affair and the possibility that Ankhesenamun wanted a Hittite prince to be her new husband and not Ay. Furthermore, Ay tried to designate his own son Nakhtmin (from his principal wife) as his heir in turn, but he was succeeded by Horemheb, who stabilised the kingdom and appointed his fellow general Paramesse as successor (Ramses I), thereby establishing the 19th Dynasty, which was very successful (though we need to temper Ramses' II monumental boasting more than a bit). This is a fascinating part of Egyptian history.

    • @aephraums
      @aephraums 2 роки тому

      I watched a recent Nat Geo documentary which theorized that Tut died far away from home and that is why his body is so badly preserved. The large abdomen incision marks for a hasty removal of internal organs by possible local embalmers where he was located show less care was shown by less-skilled workers than royal embalmers. Perhaps his location at death also gave Ay the opportunity to seize power...

  • @rocketman48
    @rocketman48 4 роки тому +2

    I have been to the valley twice and would go again tomorrow,but i have problems to see how many artifacts could be stored in such small rooms,I believe it fully but such a lot of stuff in the Cairo Museum.

  • @jayashreelal8156
    @jayashreelal8156 3 роки тому

    Always i love Egypt

  • @hamidmansuri1155
    @hamidmansuri1155 6 років тому +8

    Egypt dates back to about 3100 BC, when Egypt witnessed the birth of one of the oldest civilizations in the history of mankind. It was founded on the banks of the Nile and lasted more than two thousand years. It is one of the longest and most extensive human civilizations in history.
    The ancient Egyptians called their country Kimmitt. The black earth means the abundance of mud deposits deposited by the Nile on both sides of its course and in Deltah during its flood seasons, which contributed to soil fertility and regeneration each year. The ancient Egyptian civilization added much to the global human heritage. The Nile Valley witnessed the establishment of the first central authority in history, in addition to knowledge of writing and contributing to the creation of many sciences, including arithmetic, engineering, medicine, astronomy, knowledge of the calendar and thinking of Baathism after death, reward and punishment. Which prompted their kings to build temples and cemeteries, including the pyramids, as well as know how to mummify the bodies of the dead, whose secrets are still unknown. Egypt passed through different historical stages after that, during which the rule of the Greeks, Persians and Romans until the birth of a new birth of Egypt to enter Islam !!!

    • @ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095
      @ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095 2 роки тому

      @DJ DL Tributes
      In 8,000 BC there were people in what is now Egypt, but they were pre-pottery neolithic.
      {:-:-:}

  • @anneshields2010
    @anneshields2010 2 роки тому

    I’d love to go back in time and meet Tutankhamun and see what he was like as a person was he a nice guy and a fair kind ruler or a stuck up brat it be really interesting

    • @gskelton2937
      @gskelton2937 2 роки тому

      I know while other Kings had 7 to 11 wives. King Tut had only one. He called her Oonka. That is how it was pronounces. Ankhesenamun the spelling. He went for short, his sweet name he gave her. My girl friends mom and family live in Egypt and they talk me and also showed me the evidence of this. She was `The ruler' and kept him in line, in fact, they say that she ruled through him, for you must consider that he was only a little boy and she was 2 years older.....
      On a further note:
      They also say that King Tut's Uncle was Mosses whi is in the bible (THe bible confirms this in a abstract faint way) and they also mentioned something that in not yet comprehensible....that King Tut's wife went on and became in another towering and honoring life as Mother Mary.
      If you Pray to Mother Mary and ask her for a sign that "if she is King TUt's wife from the 18th dynasty?"
      She will answer you ....She is direct...Oh and do not ask her for her to prove herself nor to give you lottery.....THat is where so many's approach to the Divine is denied....How would you like me as a stranger to ask you for 250 dollars....Oh by the way, prove your self to me and are you who you are.....?
      NOTE:
      Be leery of the junk on the internet. I google just messing around the question:
      HOw many wives did King TUt have and it said 11 and sent on with something that made my girl friends grand parents TO SHOW ME HOW HE was loyal and also how she was have not tolerated that....they went on to say that the internet is like the Inquire magazine....
      That is the cheap new paper/magazine in the line at a grocery story: telling you things that you know that are not true, usually using today's stars and situations.
      Bye Bye.

  • @chintzgirl
    @chintzgirl 6 років тому +7

    Is this complete? Seems to end abruptly.

  • @dalebush4542
    @dalebush4542 5 років тому +3

    I wonder if he had goldfish as a little boy?

  • @delboytrotter8806
    @delboytrotter8806 4 роки тому +1

    Judge thee not, less thee be judged !

  • @cia8543
    @cia8543 2 роки тому

    Welcome to Egypt anytime
    أهلا وسهلا بكم في مصر بلد الحضارات

    • @jessicawiley7309
      @jessicawiley7309 2 роки тому

      Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere?

  • @LittleTut
    @LittleTut 4 роки тому +2

    And now, since this taping, we learned even more about King Tut, what he would have looked like, etc.

    • @sherrycambridge1531
      @sherrycambridge1531 4 роки тому

      He Looked Like A Jew Because That's Who He Was !!!

    • @hackedstalked6371
      @hackedstalked6371 4 роки тому

      @@sherrycambridge1531 you do not know what a Jew is, fool....he was human, right? All that matters now....

    • @sherrycambridge1531
      @sherrycambridge1531 4 роки тому

      @@hackedstalked6371 HA HA HA HA HA
      You Funny !!!

  • @videogames956
    @videogames956 6 років тому +10

    Please do a documentary on the plague or great fire 🔥

    • @bpbb9
      @bpbb9 6 років тому +2

      hi, they already have a documentary on the plague in England. I've subscribed to Timeline very beautiful documentaries

    • @videogames956
      @videogames956 6 років тому

      :* BB & BP* thanks, but they have not done any on the fire

  • @baleedali5469
    @baleedali5469 3 роки тому

    Pain like fire. And 1 sick

  • @fjkinnit
    @fjkinnit 4 роки тому +2

    But what happened to the. Boy kings possessions? this doc presumed he had none of his own, and that his death was unexpected and his burial tomb unprepared, does not make any sense to me.

  • @hipo6352
    @hipo6352 Рік тому +1

    Why king Tut treasure 20/ Of missing treasure was probably taken by Howard Carter maybe ?

  • @spacecadet35
    @spacecadet35 3 роки тому +1

    There is a hypothesis that this is actually Nefertiti's tomb. Most of the possessions are more suited for her. And also this particular tomb is designed for a woman, not a man. One thought is that the body is not Tutankhamun, rather it is Crown Prince Thutmose. There are still two chambers in the tomb that have yet to be explored. It would be interesting to see what is in them.

  • @robert-brydson-1
    @robert-brydson-1 6 років тому +4

    why does a solder join have to mean the face was made for some one else, maybe that's just how they joined all the pieces of the mask together, AND king TUT's mummy has ear ring holes so makes sense his mask would also

    • @TheEvilmooseofdoom
      @TheEvilmooseofdoom 6 років тому +1

      ua-cam.com/video/ts8_yMkAbNg/v-deo.html
      Re: the mask being made for someone else. I think they explained it better in this doc.

    • @awuma
      @awuma 3 роки тому

      The ear ring holes are inappropriate for an adult male. It is quite possible that the face mask was originally made for Nefertiti. A curious factoid is that we MAY have Nefertiti's mummy (KV35 "Younger Lady"), and it would be very interesting to find traces of Nefertiti's DNA in the Tutankhamun treasures... after all, there was a lock of Tiye's (Tut's grandmother's) hair preserved in the tomb, and Tiye's mummy (KV35 "Older Lady") was found together with the "Younger Lady".

  • @Ajessordinaryhistory
    @Ajessordinaryhistory 4 роки тому +1

    I love watching.. but way to many adverts;(((

  • @allanhope1341
    @allanhope1341 6 років тому +4

    Amazing these treasures survived two world wars, alexandia the great, all sorts we know nothing about

    • @smooth_sundaes5172
      @smooth_sundaes5172 6 років тому +1

      Many didn't of course. Grave robbing has been big business since ancient times but you're right, a tomb like Tutankhamuns to have survived untouched for so long is quite amazing.

    • @jayeshkumar9516
      @jayeshkumar9516 4 роки тому

      I wonder how much of it was stolen during the excavation and never put on display..

  • @allaalijahrahalibabajesusk8961

    Forever loving JAH

  • @kjb2218
    @kjb2218 3 роки тому +1

    @4:31 my favorite depiction of Tut and his queen. Beautiful black love ❤️🖤

  • @user-ur4zp9oy6i
    @user-ur4zp9oy6i 4 роки тому +4

    และในตอนนี้.จักร์วาลย์?นั้นเป็นของฉันแล้ว
    อย่างเต็มที่นะค้ะ?ขอบคุณ.เทพเจ้า?ช่วย
    ที่ผ่านๆมานะเจ้าค่ะ?ขอขอบคุณมากๆนะเจ้าค่ะ?

  • @gskelton2937
    @gskelton2937 Рік тому +1

    That is amazing that you know this and no one else does....Man. You are really
    something .... that knows everything. How did you know this I ASK

  • @jimmyharrison1864
    @jimmyharrison1864 4 роки тому +1

    Volume! Volume! Volume!

  • @willburr1786
    @willburr1786 5 років тому +5

    It was The tomb of Nefertiti and not Tutankhamen which is evident in all the female related art, the lock of hair, the mold on the paint.... the list goes on.

    • @awuma
      @awuma 3 роки тому

      The lock of hair was from Queen Tiye, Amenhotep III's Great Royal Wife and Akhenaten's mother, therefore Tut's grandmother. Tiye was the daughter of Yuya and Tuyu. I find it difficult to accept that KV35YL was Akhenaten's sister AND Nefertiti, but the lock of Tiye's hair makes for a more convincing case that Tut's tomb was intended for KV35Y (after all, a lock of one's mother's hair is more convincing than a lock of one's probably never seen grandmother's...).

  • @snowrosepoet
    @snowrosepoet 4 роки тому +1

    Molly Keelean
    I love Queens

  • @itsmybike1078
    @itsmybike1078 4 роки тому +3

    actually wrong.. Ankhesenamun's letter to king suppiluliuma of the hitties ! Ankhesenamun asked king Suppiluliuma for a son so she can marry as she was very afraid and didnt want to marry Ay... Only Suppiluliuma's son was murdered by Ankhesenamun's rivels and Suppiluliuma destroyed Egypt and Crippled the country. Later Ramesses or actually the Ramession goverment took over.

    • @awuma
      @awuma 3 роки тому

      You left out Horemheb, who was the one who brought order to the state and appointed the elderly Paramesse (already with son and grandson) as heir, thus establishing the 19th Dynasty with fertile new blood.

  • @mauricematla1215
    @mauricematla1215 5 років тому +3

    It was in there because someone or someone's put it there. Next question please.

  • @ssherrierable
    @ssherrierable Рік тому

    What made it ok for carter to break into his tomb and remove him and his belongings? What makes that acceptable?

  • @blacksuperman2590
    @blacksuperman2590 4 роки тому +1

    Till this day they will not return all his treasures, ruturn his body & allow this young Black King to rest in peace.🙏

  • @abercul7698
    @abercul7698 Рік тому

    Should give credit where it is due... A boy, who was helping his father move sand for Carter, found a step and brushed handfuls of sand away to show more of the step Then he called his father over to see and his father called Carter to see and ta da they moved more sandssssssss......

  • @vika-br8sh
    @vika-br8sh 4 роки тому

    the solid gold mask of tut is not his. it was made the fallen of transformers universe. someone how fallen got in touch with tut in that era and gave him as a token of appreciation.

  • @louiegallo1289
    @louiegallo1289 3 роки тому

    18:41 "This is the tomb "I" started but never finished.
    This part is funny to listen to if you think he is talking about himself. haha

  • @pankajchhibber2163
    @pankajchhibber2163 Рік тому

    Before you make any decision take the tomb into consideration

  • @sharynleato5880
    @sharynleato5880 5 років тому +4

    When I have to strain to hear a vid, I exit.

    • @masada2828
      @masada2828 4 роки тому

      Sharyn Leato - agree, sound too low.

    • @_HMCB_
      @_HMCB_ 4 роки тому

      Sharyn Leato ok, good to know. I thought it was just me 😂

  • @chadmiguez4738
    @chadmiguez4738 4 роки тому +3

    The gold was given to the pharaoh by the priests of the previous pharaoh

  • @TheRealUnknown01
    @TheRealUnknown01 4 роки тому +1

    Plot twist, you just found the thief's stash

  • @escapistfromhell1543
    @escapistfromhell1543 10 місяців тому

    tutankhamun was Akhenaten's son but Nefertiti wasn't his mother

  • @thefullmonte1902
    @thefullmonte1902 4 роки тому +2

    Could be da Carter placed the items there himself, as he was running out of funds.

  • @scottwolfe4362
    @scottwolfe4362 4 роки тому

    Yeah, the guy was poisonedcand beat up. His father was hated, and his brother must have been killed, so he was next in line for king. It was an act to restore Egypt to that way it was before his hated father ruled.

  • @madmax_4917
    @madmax_4917 4 роки тому +1

    Narrated by Tywin Lannister.

  • @jamesclark6679
    @jamesclark6679 5 років тому

    I know about lukenbackh

  • @ISOHOE
    @ISOHOE 6 років тому +8

    The burial chamber of Tutenkahmun leads to the right. This shows that it is in fact the burial chamber of a Woman.
    In Ancient Khemet ( Egypt ) Left signified Male and Right Female.
    At around 22.30 you see a Bronze statue of Tutenkahmun and you can clearly see breasts.

    • @FelipeElGatoBustamanteRenda
      @FelipeElGatoBustamanteRenda 5 років тому +1

      He was not a woman. He suffered from a genetic condition that his father also had and found throughout his family.

    • @jamieyates1366
      @jamieyates1366 5 років тому +3

      Don't think he was saying he was a woman.! Read before you reply with a pointless remark! He was agreeing with the point being made that the chamber. " if he was even found there in the first place" was not meant for him, due mainly to the fact that he died prematurely! YEAH DO YOU UNDERSTAND? Felipe

    • @TJC_Incorp
      @TJC_Incorp 2 роки тому

      First trans in human history hahaha

  • @stephenenders2066
    @stephenenders2066 4 роки тому

    Egyptian subjects are over covered and ridiculously not understood for how much attention it gets .
    The amarna period is more fascinating to me though.
    But the only thing the pyramids are good for..is piling up stuff we are either lied to about or we just haven't got a clue.

  • @Msflamingo-wl4qo
    @Msflamingo-wl4qo 4 роки тому

    I get a shady vibe from AY. Dude was all around Akenhaten's Fam...🤔

    • @awuma
      @awuma 3 роки тому

      He may have been closely related (great-uncle?) All late 18th Dynasty genealogies seem to lead back to Yuya (a sort of Egyptian John of Gaunt) and Tuyu...

  • @davidrabinovitsj4911
    @davidrabinovitsj4911 4 роки тому +1

    If you look up Ron Wyatt Dead Sea crossing you’ll see the Egyptian chariot parts in the Red Sea. King tut took his fathers mask because king tut is the son of pharaoh from the Bible. When God killed all the first born of Egypt in on of the plagues pharaohs son was among the dead.

  • @user-ul9is6nn1v
    @user-ul9is6nn1v 5 років тому +1

    Acoustic quality is horrible

  • @loszhor
    @loszhor 6 років тому +2

    Irony!~

  • @Dev9172
    @Dev9172 6 років тому +9

    I don't understand why people do not know this . It's old news

    • @iBelieveEverythingiSeeOnYoutub
      @iBelieveEverythingiSeeOnYoutub 6 років тому +7

      Dev9172 what is your problem?

    • @rooneye
      @rooneye 6 років тому +2

      So you're saying everyone should know everything that's happened in history because it's old news? Get a grip.

  • @ebillyboi
    @ebillyboi Рік тому

    It's not the sun which was worshipped the Aten is what is the universal power behind it also Armana was chosen because of the sun setting in a particular gap in the mountains

  • @abercul7698
    @abercul7698 Рік тому

    There has been more Kings & people found.....

  • @allaalijahrahalibabajesusk8961

    Burj Al Palm Shashamane Ethiopia Edisto

  • @user-ur4zp9oy6i
    @user-ur4zp9oy6i 4 роки тому +1

    เพราะ.ฉัน.อยู่.แบบ.คน.ธรรมดา?ให้มากที่
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    จนก่วาที่ฉันจะได้.พลัง.แห่ง.จักร์วาลย์?
    ทั้ง.หมด.ถึง.จะ.เปิด.เผย.ตัว.ตน.นะ.ค่ะ?

  • @syafiqhaikal1678
    @syafiqhaikal1678 4 роки тому

    #makamtutankhamun

  • @user-er8tr8fj3f
    @user-er8tr8fj3f Рік тому

    Gold top mean it you. 430. Grames

  • @wendelltv4039
    @wendelltv4039 6 років тому +5

    Please do a werewolf documentary

  • @user-rf2os9wp7z
    @user-rf2os9wp7z 2 роки тому

    ร้านปุ๊ ดอกไม้สด ประเภทดอก300ดอก ขอแถมด้วยครับ ใจดีให้... หัวท้ายตายก่อน

  • @michaelellegard8465
    @michaelellegard8465 4 роки тому

    I theorize Ankhanaten is the Historical Father of Hebrew Tradition while Abraham (a Brahma) is the mythological.

    • @darkside5674
      @darkside5674 4 роки тому

      Allah, yahweh, father, whatever you call it, already exist even before egypt civilization. He created Adam and eve..

    • @awuma
      @awuma 3 роки тому

      Freud though Akhenaten was Moses... yawn.

  • @Rebecca.8590
    @Rebecca.8590 4 роки тому

    It’s iyi’s tomb not tut’s

  • @user-bv9ms7wz6d
    @user-bv9ms7wz6d 2 роки тому

    Мертвое-мертвым!живоё-живым!

  • @ragemodels
    @ragemodels 4 роки тому +2

    The Intro to this docu is false!!! And throughout the narrative !!! As we all know king tut never betrayed his father but after his father demise the priests of Karnak were plotting to over throw akhenatens family because they didn't want to loose their position of power ever again .(Also it was easy to control a ten year old child ) .So both him ( King tut ) and his sister were married to each other , when king tut came of age the priests along military commander murdered the boy King and hastily had him buried with his family's jewels !!! What I would like to know who is pharaoh Smenkare who appears right after Ahkenatens death ??? Is it nefretiti in Drag as a man or is He ( smennkare) Akhnatens Male lover ???

    • @awuma
      @awuma 3 роки тому

      Smenkhare /+ Neferferuaten are still total mysteries. Possibly Nefertiti, but whatever else we can expect that Ay and Horemheb had the real power, no doubt with the backing of the suppressed Amun priesthood and whomever else Akhenaten had oppressed.

  • @ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095
    @ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095 2 роки тому +1

    Volume is WAY too low.
    {:-:-:}

    • @jessicawiley7309
      @jessicawiley7309 2 роки тому

      Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere?

    • @ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095
      @ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095 2 роки тому

      @@jessicawiley7309
      *_"your page come up on my suggested friend lists"_*
      I didn't even know UA-cam had a suggested friend's list! I do sub to a lot of genuine Ancient History channels and despise the Alien/Atlantean _Woo!_ nonsense, so you may have seen me in places like this. But as your channel was only created last month, we probably haven't seen each other very often and my page is not public. Mostly. I don't really use Twitter, Facebook or Instagram, so I should not have been suggested there.
      There is another channel with the same name that posted some Skyrim Mod videos years ago, but that's not me.
      {:-:-:}

    • @ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095
      @ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095 2 роки тому

      @@jessicawiley7309
      PS, I wouldn't put your telephone number on your UA-cam page.
      {:o:O:}

    • @jessicawiley7309
      @jessicawiley7309 2 роки тому

      Oh... I'm Jessica Wiley from Palm 🌴🥥 Beach 🏖️⛱️ Gardens 🇺🇲 Florida, I am a professional market analysis and expert binary trader 📈

    • @jessicawiley7309
      @jessicawiley7309 2 роки тому

      How about you and where are you from?

  • @user-ur4zp9oy6i
    @user-ur4zp9oy6i 4 роки тому +1

    ฉัน.ปิด.เป็น.ความ.ลับ.มา.ตั้ง.หลาย.ร้อย.
    พัน.ปี.ที่จะ.เปิด.เผย?ตัว.ตน.อัน.ที่.แท้จริง
    นะค่ะ?

  • @Drutzie
    @Drutzie 2 роки тому +3

    I saw the Tut exhibit at the Met in NYC in late 70's. My first and immediate impression was that he was a black man. I was very surprised because I believed he was white before seeing his mask.

    • @jessicawiley7309
      @jessicawiley7309 2 роки тому

      Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere?

    • @Drutzie
      @Drutzie 2 роки тому

      @@jessicawiley7309 I don't have a page. Sorry, you name doesn't ring a bell. Have a great one!

    • @Drutzie
      @Drutzie 2 роки тому

      @@jessicawiley7309 Sorry, I do have a page. Just found out. Don't know how the videos got there. 🙃

    • @jessicawiley7309
      @jessicawiley7309 2 роки тому

      Oh... I'm Jessica Wiley from Palm 🌴🥥 Beach 🏖️⛱️ Gardens 🇺🇲 Florida, I am a professional market analysis and expert binary trader 📈

    • @jessicawiley7309
      @jessicawiley7309 2 роки тому

      How about you and where are you from?

  • @stephenmcneil4071
    @stephenmcneil4071 7 місяців тому

    Nefertiti is not tuts mother the tomb was for nefertiti and all the items belonged tu her she also is not the mother of suna

  • @kizzakasule4929
    @kizzakasule4929 2 роки тому

    What caused the golden boy TutankhAten to change the faith of his father Akhenaten who was worshipping the Sun Disck known as Atum or Aten Ra to abandon it and introduced the system of worshipping the Moon God known as Amun Ra also known as Thoth God of Wisdom, writing and reading, is it because the Sun or is responsible for creating the ghosts which misled Man and ate the forbidden fruit of knowledge and the punishment was Death!

    • @jessicawiley7309
      @jessicawiley7309 2 роки тому

      Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere?

  • @blkscrpn1612
    @blkscrpn1612 3 роки тому

    9:58 can someone explain how we know this for a fact? Like wheres the evidence that it was left in chaos? Also, how do we KNOW that aten and amun were at odds? Are there paintings, sculptures, scrolls, etc that depict this disagreeance? why arent these archeologists actually showing where theyre coming to these conclusions/theories? All i see is them showing statues of the pharohs, paintings, w mysterious background music, and then stating dramatic claims that dont even correlate to the actual image being shown. like i said above, theyre not showing WHY theyre coming to these conclusions. This all just looks and sounds like a show tbh. Its all just for entertainment, the truth is definitely still being hidden

  • @meshots494
    @meshots494 3 роки тому

    Aliens took the gold to their planet

  • @blkhistorydecoded
    @blkhistorydecoded 4 роки тому

    Tomb sealed for 3000 years??? Why is it that REAL INTEREST in Ancient Egypt happened only in the past 200 years? I am telling u, the whole historical timeline is off. 3000 years? Nobody else found that tomb in all that time? Really?

    • @genethetimemachine5514
      @genethetimemachine5514 4 роки тому +1

      It was hidden under rubble and stuff left from the robbers over time that found allllll the burials surrounding Tuts. Tuts was at the bottom of the slop. So all the debri hid the tomb very well. The discovered it by noticing 1 step doing down.

  • @Ye4rZero
    @Ye4rZero 2 роки тому

    I feel bad for Egyptologists when they're made to act in these docos.

    • @jessicawiley7309
      @jessicawiley7309 2 роки тому

      Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere?

  • @allaalijahrahalibabajesusk8961

    King Jamaica Ali bible

  • @hezekiahbenisrael6850
    @hezekiahbenisrael6850 2 роки тому

    The mask was made for his mother.. Nefertiti, who ruled shortly after her husbands death, which explains the ears of the mask.

  • @gerrieherwijnen1088
    @gerrieherwijnen1088 Місяць тому

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  • @Being_There
    @Being_There 2 роки тому

    They were his sister Meritaten’s treasures…who ruled as pharaoh until he was old enough. Look closely at some of the smaller statues and you will notice breasts.

  • @allaalijahrahalibabajesusk8961

    Pharaoh AL AM Light

  • @yvonnehansen267
    @yvonnehansen267 6 років тому

    Low sunds

  • @jameswrobertsjr3793
    @jameswrobertsjr3793 4 роки тому

    Joseph is King.

  • @mawlanajashimuddin4923
    @mawlanajashimuddin4923 4 роки тому

  • @michellesvenson214
    @michellesvenson214 4 роки тому +2

    the background soundtrack on this vid drives me nuts. doesn't match the flow of the doc and I find it irritating to the ears to have to fight between dialogue, edits and the incongruous tracks in the back. ooft.

  • @frlouiegoad4087
    @frlouiegoad4087 3 роки тому

    "jesus christ" aLL OTHERS ARE dust!
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  • @abercul7698
    @abercul7698 Рік тому

    Y'all do realize Tut was a boy and didn't change anything. His handlers did everything and just when Tut came of age boom he's dead.... Go figure

  • @gskelton2937
    @gskelton2937 2 роки тому +1

    at 1:58 which is about hte 9th time you showed his (Tut's) wife in statue, you keep on saying King Tutankhamun. You are off and wrong and how can you say what was his and not his, you were not back then, plus he was a chariot rider which a wreck claimed his life...this video is all alone on it's idea's and it is all so WRONG ......This must have been from the 80's.....before they found out DNA and more evidence...

  • @allaalijahrahalibabajesusk8961

    I'm alive

  • @gerwallv.d.5195
    @gerwallv.d.5195 5 років тому +1

    Achnaton wasn't his father, just like Jozef isn't the father of Jezus! His mother was Nefertiti and not Kiya. His wife was Anchesamon, but this was not his halfsister!

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    @harrio2wyse124 4 роки тому

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    @edgecruz7858 4 роки тому

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    @tudorlucian9013 4 роки тому +1

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