3+ Hours Of Ancient Egypt Facts

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  • @realhistory9284
    @realhistory9284  Рік тому +45

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    • @catfishzcorner2929
      @catfishzcorner2929 Рік тому +1

      if this woman knew anything she has never shared it . evident she actually knows nothing I FOUND TOTHS TEMPLE COMPLEX not her . last week in mid Michigan , hundreds of small and 2 ten ton feathered snakes in a jesuit snake pit covered over 200 yrs ago and they killed everyone who knew what they had burred. they were not even aware of the temples surrounding all the effigies all of them were still under 15 foot of sandy clay ... i found them and MSU and state of Michigan is recognizing the heritage site .. because i knew where to dig. i did my homework .

    • @catfishzcorner2929
      @catfishzcorner2929 Рік тому +9

      she is an Egyptian govt. mouthpiece giving lies is all your sharing here .

    • @matthewbaker2573
      @matthewbaker2573 Рік тому

      @@catfishzcorner2929 stop smoking crack

    • @lisahughes7626
      @lisahughes7626 Рік тому +2

      😮

    • @InvaliDidea123
      @InvaliDidea123 Рік тому +3

      @@catfishzcorner2929 No, she's tv-character, any mouthpieces hide behind her writer.
      Also, do you have any proof i could look up, or are you just another mouthpiece yourself? - or possibly a religious person?

  • @AD-oo9id
    @AD-oo9id 9 місяців тому +13

    I love how Dr. Fletcher can bring history into life. Reviewing many times this video.

  • @Smiley_101
    @Smiley_101 11 місяців тому +22

    As a little girl growing up I have always been fascinated by the Egyptian history and I could never get tired of watching about the Egyptian in the history channel . Even now every now n then I would glue myself watching about them . They so ahead of our time it made me wondered whether or not they were the early settlement n are they aliens 👽 bc you can not build the great pyramid with the tools they have n how they so good at math is beyond me hihi

  • @mackedelic
    @mackedelic Рік тому +62

    I am truly mesmerized by this woman, Dr. Fletcher, and her love for the ancient Egyptian artifacts and culture. There are very few people that have a love for what they do on this sort of level...
    This documentary was exceptionally informative as it was entertaining.... insane to think that one day in the distant future, they'll be studying us!

    • @parksshelley
      @parksshelley Рік тому +6

      She is definitely amazing.

    • @mirnaesperanzareyes
      @mirnaesperanzareyes Рік тому +5

      Um but it wrong

    • @mirnaesperanzareyes
      @mirnaesperanzareyes Рік тому +2

      There alot of information missing

    • @dortesandal4303
      @dortesandal4303 Рік тому +3

      But probably a very healthy thought. Throughout the existence of man, it has been wanting to leave a legacy, an imprint for future generations. Great tales of heroism (is that a word) and the more you study, the more you realise that the information available for prosperity might be a bit one sided. So, a great treat this is, trying to bring different perspectives together. We weren't there and this is a really good try at showing the egyptian legacy. Fascinating! And yes we Will be studied one Day and there shall be great confusion.😅😉

    • @allan9603
      @allan9603 Рік тому +1

      ​@@mirnaesperanzareyes, Fletcher has been kicked out of Egypt TWICE. Once for lying.

  • @phillip147
    @phillip147 Рік тому +17

    I need Dr. Fletcher to teach history classes at my university, so many more poeple would get interested in the field or at least just genuinely enjoy lectures and be able to really retain knowledge she is why I have been able to actually learn so much about Egypt.

    • @curiousworld7912
      @curiousworld7912 Рік тому +3

      I know I would never miss a class. Dr. Fletcher is a wonderful communicator with a vast amount of knowledge, and her passion for the subject is warmly engaging.

  • @KellyBell1
    @KellyBell1 Рік тому +41

    Just gotta love Dr. JoAnn Fletcher! I can only imagine all of the knowledge that you have picked up over all the years. Thank You for giving us a good peak in Egyptian history!! I have always wanted to see it with my own eyes and senses. I love Egyptian history and anything ancient.
    ❤ 😊

    • @gunny7769
      @gunny7769 Рік тому

      professor... not DR lol nerd

    • @Lucretciela
      @Lucretciela Рік тому +7

      What's not to love about Dr. JoAnn Fletcher, she's brilliant. Her passion on this subject is astounding. I would love to pick her head, and hear her theory of how the pyramids were actually built.

    • @mirnaesperanzareyes
      @mirnaesperanzareyes Рік тому +2

      But there missing alot of details and information

  • @rattinyou
    @rattinyou Рік тому +44

    This comment goes directly to the narrator of the documentary:
    I have always been fascinated by the marvels, or more accurately put, both real and mythical narratives of the ancient Egypt Dr. Fletcher, but up until now, I was yet to come across one that combines them in the most natural and fluent way. Similar to one of your taglines, your story is literally the Confluence of history, mythology and archeology and in my mind does justice to this amazing civilization! Thank you ma'am!

  • @YuliJade
    @YuliJade Рік тому +25

    YAY! Thank you for putting this entire series together! Love Dr. Joanna

  • @valmarsiglia
    @valmarsiglia Рік тому +16

    No, the earliest known writing is Sumerian, which appeared a few centuries before Egyptian writing. I really wish she'd quit saying that Egyptian is the oldest, it's completely misleading.

  • @tonyafrost8748
    @tonyafrost8748 9 місяців тому +4

    I have watched many of your videos. I love the passion that you put into your work. I love the emotion. I love the respectful nature that you give each one.

  • @williampartridge4595
    @williampartridge4595 Рік тому +7

    I love this woman. She's the best. So many unanswered questions. She's answered so many of them.

  • @witchskee
    @witchskee Рік тому +34

    This comment section is a fucking disaster zone... Very interesting documentary! Having an absolutely thrilling time relearning what I studied at uni, and learning some new things, too! Ancient Egypt has always been one of my favorite time periods and cultures to learn about ❤️

    • @Oddball5.0
      @Oddball5.0 Рік тому +18

      Nothing brings out the looneys like Ancient Egypt.

    • @jamesc8259
      @jamesc8259 Рік тому +7

      @@Oddball5.0I spit my breakfast reading this. It made me laugh a lot 😂

    • @miniritz13
      @miniritz13 Рік тому +2

      But also, not just this comment section, all the comment sections are a fucking bin FULL. Lol.

    • @sweethistortea
      @sweethistortea Рік тому +6

      Disaster zone is an understatement. Ever since that Cleopatra “mocumentry” come out, so did the loonies….

    • @magiegainey5036
      @magiegainey5036 Рік тому +8

      Yes, yes, comment sections are always full of armchair professors, etc. who think they know everything there is to know (everyone else is lying doncha know) 😂. Kind of makes you wonder why they are even here?

  • @nirifat7530
    @nirifat7530 10 місяців тому +3

    Love this woman....John Fletcher 🤩 her magical voice turn those history more interesting ❤

  • @abdullah.a.nahyan
    @abdullah.a.nahyan Рік тому +8

    Immortal Egypt' is a great documentary. However, like many contemporary Western historians, Professor Joann Fletcher couldn't remain unbiased while discussing the ancient Persian empire. Her portrayal of Cambyses II in this documentary is reminiscent of Rudolph Maté's depiction of Xerxes I in the movie 'The 300 Spartans.' Moreover, she didn't even mention that Cambyses II was also crowned Pharaoh. Minimizing and vilifying Cambyses II while aggrandizing and lionizing Alexander the Great for the same act of annexing Egypt is ludicrous.
    The bottom line is that Assyria, led by Ashurbanipal; Persia, led by Cambyses II; and Macedonia, led by Alexander the Great, invaded Egypt to establish it as their empire's first-level subdivisions (provinces). This practice was later perfected by Rome and Arabia during the first millennium AD.

    • @aaronl_trains_and_planes
      @aaronl_trains_and_planes 7 місяців тому +1

      I see what you're saying, but not every Egyptologist see's the past the same. There's a lot of different perceptions of ancient Egypt that are still up for debate.

    • @mnomadvfx
      @mnomadvfx Місяць тому

      First millennium?
      Rome had provinces well before it became an empire.
      They had conquered at least Etruria, Carthage, Greece, the Seleucid empire, Gaul and Egypt before Augustus/Octavian became the first proper emperor.

    • @abdullah.a.nahyan
      @abdullah.a.nahyan Місяць тому

      @@mnomadvfx 1. I emphasized consolidation by opting out 70 years from its 691-year history to focus on significant periods and general writing flow.
      2. Rome had provinces long before it became a 'monarchy'; in fact, it was already an 'empire' during its Republic phase.
      3. It wasn't the entire 'Seleucid Empire' that was annexed, but rather its easternmost territories, more precisely Seleucid Kingdom based in Syria. Additionally, you missed mentioning a major conquest of Roma: Hispania/Iberia.
      Thank you.

  • @diegodiaz8179
    @diegodiaz8179 11 місяців тому +4

    This is the best documentary and best narrative I've seen about ancient Egypt. Loved it!

  • @awrygargoyle
    @awrygargoyle 3 місяці тому +2

    This should be taught in schools

  • @Lance-h3u
    @Lance-h3u Рік тому +4

    The technology we had back then is amazing

  • @shadegloom
    @shadegloom Рік тому +6

    Such a cool civilization, sad we missed out on them in the modern times!

  • @goncalocarvalho4917
    @goncalocarvalho4917 8 місяців тому +2

    What a wonderful video, watched everything in a single view 😊

  • @moonshinefuel
    @moonshinefuel Рік тому +17

    They didn't become a super power simply by building tall amazing structures. These folks were some of the original alchemists. They were producing things on the entire plateau, basically an enormous astounding production facility, and a wonder of architecture all in one. If you don't see the evidence for it you are not looking.

    • @blackhawk7r221
      @blackhawk7r221 Рік тому +3

      Tell us how this is a “production facility” and not an egocentric ruler’s monument to self?

    • @moonshinefuel
      @moonshinefuel Рік тому

      ​@@blackhawk7r221 Because that's what alchemists do, produce things. If one wants to really see it, you have to erase yourself of all the magic and mythology and lure, and look at the plateau with a fresh set of eyes and think what could they actually have used this for if they had just a basic understanding of alchemy. Ancient Egyptians were the first to develop ammonia soda process, a chemical compound, if you do not understand how important just ammonia itself is to everyday life you should study it. They were producing Ammonia on a large scale as well as other things.

    • @witchskee
      @witchskee Рік тому +4

      @@blackhawk7r221 you're so boring. Two things can be true at once.

    • @blackhawk7r221
      @blackhawk7r221 Рік тому +1

      @@witchskee Still waiting for an explanation of how this “production facility” operates.

    • @deerejohn7209
      @deerejohn7209 Рік тому +2

      @@witchskee : Blackhawk down

  • @robertleitner2125
    @robertleitner2125 Рік тому +4

    ove the years have enjoyd watching this over and over again

  • @dakotaloven1362
    @dakotaloven1362 Рік тому +3

    This woman is the jack black of srcheology and i love it

  • @Richard1A2B
    @Richard1A2B 11 місяців тому +2

    Wow! Thank you for this wonderful documentary.

  • @oldyeller6518
    @oldyeller6518 11 місяців тому +2

    These pyramids are NOT the final resting place of ANYONE

  • @EpochEnigmaChannel
    @EpochEnigmaChannel 11 місяців тому

    In delving into the annals of history, we uncover the intricate threads that weave together the diverse cultural fabric of our world. It's a fascinating journey of discovery.

  • @alexhush4131
    @alexhush4131 Рік тому +3

    love the presenter, any one know any other shows she has presented?

    • @TheCandiceWang
      @TheCandiceWang 11 місяців тому +1

      Joann fletcher. She has tons of Egypt docus on youtube 😊

  • @lanabethmorrison6584
    @lanabethmorrison6584 Рік тому +7

    Ancient egypt is in our hearts 4 life ❤❤❤❤

  • @ron4501
    @ron4501 7 місяців тому +2

    There is a handsome and informative new book title :Sacred Deities of Ancient Egypt" that tells the stories of the gods and goddesses of ancient Egypt. The book is filled with rich photos of the actual tombs and hieroglyphics. Published by Fine Arts Press.

  • @jodeeps2287
    @jodeeps2287 7 місяців тому +1

    Excellent, thank you.

  • @claudelebel49
    @claudelebel49 Рік тому +8

    That is a big leap from 17,000 to 5000 BC with nothing in between. I would have hoped for more.

    • @gmsgabaradama2009
      @gmsgabaradama2009 Рік тому

      Yep they are lying 🤥 no mention of the Israelites

    • @blackhawk7r221
      @blackhawk7r221 Рік тому +7

      Why only the Israelites? There were dozens of other peoples in the region stacking stones by 7000 BC.

    • @parisite99
      @parisite99 Рік тому +4

      @@gmsgabaradama2009there were never Israelite slaves in Egypt as described in the Bible. If there were, the authors would have named the Pharoah that enslaved them. They didn’t because it was all a lie. 🤦‍♂️

    • @gmsgabaradama2009
      @gmsgabaradama2009 Рік тому

      @@parisite99 OK so that that was all a lie so you don’t believe the Bible at all correct

    • @gmsgabaradama2009
      @gmsgabaradama2009 Рік тому

      @@parisite99 Exodus 6:10
      “And the LORD spake unto Moses, saying,”
      Exodus 6:11
      “Go in, speak unto Pharaoh king of Egypt, that he let the children of Israel go out of his land.”
      Exodus 6:12
      “And Moses spake before the LORD, saying, Behold, the children of Israel have not hearkened unto me; how then shall Pharaoh hear me, who am of uncircumcised lips?”
      Exodus 6:13
      “And the LORD spake unto Moses and unto Aaron, and gave them a charge unto the children of Israel, and unto Pharaoh king of Egypt, to bring the children of Israel out of the land of Egypt.”
      The name of the pharaoh was an important just know that it was a dirty hamite

  • @cynthiacoronado185
    @cynthiacoronado185 5 місяців тому +2

    Please tell me I'm not the only one who heard "Eegit" over and over.😂😂😂

  • @mikepsly73
    @mikepsly73 8 місяців тому +2

    No one really knows how old the pyramids are. How they were built, what kind of technology they had to build them.

  • @crispytoast6936
    @crispytoast6936 Рік тому +10

    This comment section is wacked lol

  • @hudsonfrank1121
    @hudsonfrank1121 11 місяців тому +1

    I enjoy her documentaries. yes she's an actor but she's a darn good one. script or not she is good at expressing her lines and draw you into the story line.

  • @gregatkinson1065
    @gregatkinson1065 Рік тому +124

    When you are more concerned with maintaining the incorrect Egyptian timeline than finding the truth you are part of the problem not the solution

    • @Oddball5.0
      @Oddball5.0 Рік тому +120

      We all look forward to the publication of your peer reviewed papers changing the timeline.
      Until then, we’ll keep using the one based on the best available evidence that we have at this time.

    • @gmsgabaradama2009
      @gmsgabaradama2009 Рік тому +9

      Yep they are lying 🤥 no mention of the Israelites

    • @blackhawk7r221
      @blackhawk7r221 Рік тому +6

      As a people, the Khemet occupied the Nile region for several thousand years. They did not rise as a civilization until 2900 BC, right on the tail of the world’s first civilization, Pre-Sumer that rose about 3200BC.

    • @Carl_Ham
      @Carl_Ham Рік тому +22

      Show us the truth then Greg

    • @shelymartinez4625
      @shelymartinez4625 Рік тому +2

      ​​@@gmsgabaradama2009f course not! Omitting that part of history works for them and their narrative. Too bad I can't read hyrogliphs, Egyptian, Arabic etc just to confirm that the translations and information they are putting out are correct.

  • @whitbyretreat145
    @whitbyretreat145 11 місяців тому +1

    Good documentary but didn’t like how she conveniently skipped Rameses II - the greatest of all time

  • @tronjavolta
    @tronjavolta Рік тому +4

    0:49 you should start by addressing the age of the pyramids. 4500 years is incorrect.

    • @TheDJMeyer85
      @TheDJMeyer85 Рік тому

      How old do you believe they are?

    • @u2be1201
      @u2be1201 8 місяців тому

      They are 6000 years old

  • @dsedswe
    @dsedswe 5 днів тому

    Loved this

  • @sequillawilliams8809
    @sequillawilliams8809 10 місяців тому +1

    I just watched a documentary about mesoamerica everyone that participated were of native origin it allowed for the story to be told from a scientific and cultural perspective it blended the data with the stories that were passed down verbally it squared a lot of circles that science alone couldn't and allowed for a more well-rounded telling and understanding of the history I would love to see that done for Egypt I believe the stories deserve to be told by the people in that land

    • @kaleesahreweti4148
      @kaleesahreweti4148 9 днів тому

      1000% agreed. These type of stories can only be told by THE people of the land. I would love to see a documentary about Egypt too.

  • @Jedi_Johnny
    @Jedi_Johnny Рік тому +2

    Kinda disappointing that the gold statues they made were too valuable to just leave alone

  • @heavykoe
    @heavykoe 8 місяців тому +1

    This is one of those videos that often have some truth to sound correct but blurred lines with the facts. There was no ancient Egypt its always been Kemet. This is the very reason we have so many versions of the history but thankfully the emrald tables persevered the history. There's always been the The Egypt of old but Kemet reigned for so long that alot of the history has been corrupt in bad teachings.

  • @RikodiusRex
    @RikodiusRex 2 місяці тому +1

    The Egyptians believed that most significant thing you could do in your life was die 😐

  • @bdiaz426
    @bdiaz426 6 місяців тому

    Watching again...
    ❤❤❤❤❤
    And again
    ❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @zuzenko
    @zuzenko Місяць тому

    O super, I like it very much😊

  • @dbzgal04
    @dbzgal04 Рік тому

    I always wonder, what if ancient Egypt was never conquered by other empires?

  • @KS3_Samela
    @KS3_Samela 10 місяців тому

    The real Ancient Egyptians migrated deep inside Africa, and you can see the true resemblance of Ancient Egypt in African Cultures. From the Saite Rulers who took charge in 664 BC to Alexandrea, thats where the African Culture was clearly destroyed in Ancient Egypt. All these Greek scholars came to Egypt to study because of the Alexandrea invasion. Plato, Hummer, Pythagorus etc, presented theories that was used by Africans for thousand of years as they own, and presented them to the world. I would like to see a documentary of these scholars praising African Culture for teaching them.

  • @jessicas9955
    @jessicas9955 9 місяців тому +2

    Wait, so Pharoahs weren't egomaniacs but warlord kings were? The deference for royalty is hard to watch.
    Wasn't that first Pharoah a warlord?

    • @SamDiMento
      @SamDiMento 8 місяців тому

      Well, presumably (although obviously often not in practice), a pharaoh would inherit his position whereas you don't get to be a warlord king unless you have a pretty big ego, so...chill?

  • @nonoyb.6214
    @nonoyb.6214 3 місяці тому +2

    Egyptian time

  • @slvclw
    @slvclw Рік тому +2

    The king wasn’t buried in the great pyramid!

  • @SHERRYNYCREACTS
    @SHERRYNYCREACTS 10 місяців тому +1

    Egypt started after Noah son ham populated Africa and had Mizraim
    Mizraim
    Mizraim is a son of Ham, the son of Noah. He was the younger brother of Cush and elder brother of Phut and Canaan. His children were Ludim, Anamim, Lehabim, Naphtuhim, Pathrusim, Casluhim (out of whom came Philistim) and Caphtorim. He was the ancestor of the Hamites in lower Egypt and Africa, and of the Hamites of Canaan and several others. He appears on the Biblical Timeline around 2300 BC
    Hebrews associated Mizraim with the land of Egypt also known as “the land of Hamites” as referred to in Psalm 105:23. In the Old Testament, the twofold form of matzor could signify the two Egypts; Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt.
    Egypt: the land of Mizraim
    Egypt, also known by the names Musuru, Musru, Misir or Masri in other languages is where the story of the Israelite nations started. It is a transcontinental country found in North Africa. With the land bridge, Sinai Peninsula connecting to the Southwest Asia, it had great influence in Africa, the Mediterranean Basin, the Middle East, and other Muslim countries. Its boundary is defined by the Mediterranean Sea to the north, Sudan to the south, Libya on the west, and the Red Sea on the east. The Gaza Strip and Israel can also be found bordering on the northeast.

  • @Kknightstar
    @Kknightstar Рік тому +1

    Going to Egypt was a dream… crushed for me. But, living in the shadows of giants must be rough. There are just too many people on this marble and so she’ll shake us all of like cockroaches and start all over again. We can never know what happened in ancient Egyptian life, so it’s just mental masturbation and I’m over it.

  • @uryen921
    @uryen921 6 днів тому

    The only thing I cannot agree is the statement of Egyptian hieroglyphs being the earliest writing, the Sumerians invented writings much earlier.

  • @JamesBiggar
    @JamesBiggar 6 місяців тому

    29:30 - if we're to assume that the first thing these people needed to communicate in writing was taxes. I doubt that.

  • @mirnaesperanzareyes
    @mirnaesperanzareyes Рік тому +1

    I get it that the information that is being said is what it seen at that they are able to explain for the best explain I guess tbh there alot of information that could be more of a explain and more learning about

  • @cleverfitz779
    @cleverfitz779 Рік тому +2

    Good evening everyone

  • @hashfingers
    @hashfingers 9 місяців тому +2

    This amazing documentary is now littered with shitty ads every 3 mins really depressing how we’ve declined into this

  • @jimbeckwith5949
    @jimbeckwith5949 Рік тому +2

    I've been to Misr many times, and if i had 3 wishes, they would be: 1. Cairo, stay at the Hotel Tiab House on Sharia Mohammed Khalaf with Randall Carlson and Graham Hancock and do the Giza plateau, then 2: get the train South to Luxor, stay at Sheik Ali's with the Abd el Rasoul lads on the West bank, and do the valley of the kings and the funerary temples with this lovely lady. 3rd wish would be to go back in time and gaze upon Nephertiti, possibly the most beautiful woman who ever lived, apart from my Molly....

    • @CarolineJoyAmico
      @CarolineJoyAmico 4 місяці тому

      I'm moving there next month! Nearly done with first year Egyptian Arabic. I'm FREAKING EXCITED!!!!

  • @genevievegauthier7266
    @genevievegauthier7266 Рік тому

    Merci bon reportage se serait intéressant la traduction en français. Merci bien je pratique mon anglais. Gigi 😊

  • @roderickbradley1408
    @roderickbradley1408 Рік тому +1

    Egyptian Asylum for all Ev38 carriers throughout the West. #Ev38

  • @swetsTV
    @swetsTV 6 місяців тому +1

    Funny, there has not been a single mummy found inside of a single pyramid. Not one. Egyptian hieroglyphics do not reference building Khufu or the Giza Plateau Structures, but instead they *inhabited* these places.
    *They were already built.*

  • @elana101
    @elana101 11 місяців тому +1

    No mummies were ever found it the original pyramids.

  • @jay_____ber
    @jay_____ber Рік тому

    I had to re work my brain because once I saw this immediately thought “omg they got cancelled?” 😂😂

  • @staceythomasharding
    @staceythomasharding 11 місяців тому +39

    She begins by saying “Final resting place of Khufu.” His body was not found there. There were no hieroglyphs anywhere in Egypt referencing him being placed there after death. Where is she getting this from? Why are so called professionals making such huge assumptions?

    • @sequillawilliams8809
      @sequillawilliams8809 10 місяців тому +9

      I recently watched a video that mentioned no Pharaohs were actually found in any of the pyramids

    • @OzMate79
      @OzMate79 7 місяців тому +4

      It gets way funnier than that. Did you know that Khufu’s father was born in the Stone Age? The Egyptians used primitive tools and weapons, lived in mud or straw huts. Didn’t know what the wheel was, had no horses or oxen. Had no idea basically…but oh yeah they built the pyramids!!! 😂😂

    • @ahmedelkhwaga2751
      @ahmedelkhwaga2751 7 місяців тому

      Fake news ​@@sequillawilliams8809

    • @ahmedelkhwaga2751
      @ahmedelkhwaga2751 7 місяців тому +3

      ​@@OzMate79what do you even means

    • @BiglyFakeNews562
      @BiglyFakeNews562 7 місяців тому

      Good point. The “so-called professionals” who studied really hard for a very long time and became history professors know nothing. What actually happened was that Khufu, a member of the alien race who built the pyramids, was beamed up in a starship after he expired. (All the other pharaohs were also aliens, which explains why their bodies weren’t found either. The missing bodies definitely did not result from centuries of looting on a scale that probably shocked the much-later looters from the British museum. Experts are such idiots.)

  • @Doomzdayxx
    @Doomzdayxx Рік тому +2

    bob Ross would be proud of that afro

  • @EmanuelAlfaro-x2n
    @EmanuelAlfaro-x2n 9 місяців тому

    Tell everyone to leave people alone ...

  • @branddann
    @branddann Рік тому +2

    @34:18 "going right back to the very dawn of AEgyptian history.. king Narmer"
    N-M-R ... as in Nimrod, first king of the world - and builder of the Temple of Belus.. devoted to his deified father Cush of Chaldea. Mizraim, son of Chus (Cuthites) are the founders of Aegypt/AEthiopia. They were known as the Magi and were first to introduce polytheistic rites of fire/sun worship.

  • @gr4172
    @gr4172 Рік тому +2

    During the Hiksos there was no Palestine. Whats the matter with you guys? It also is "Assyrian princess", there were no "Syrian princesses". There are major flaws in this documentation. Why do you need to spread such nonsense?

  • @vernondesmarais4120
    @vernondesmarais4120 4 місяці тому

    ❤ love Egypt

  • @manlyphal959
    @manlyphal959 Рік тому +2

    We are in the Fourth Intermediate Period and the next dynasty with be the first global cosmic dynasty!

    • @TheBethyb00p
      @TheBethyb00p Рік тому

      I heard it was Ultra global cosmic dandy dynasty

  • @JaniceGoen-po4rb
    @JaniceGoen-po4rb Рік тому +10

    Not all Egyptians were Africans too say they are is being miss informed. And haven't we heard enough of the bigot comment. Cleopatra was Greek from the line of Greeks who ruled Egypt for several hundred years. Cleopatra was the last of the rulers in egypt after the emperor Octavia took over Egypt it became under Roman rule. So let's get off bigot name calling and just enjoy the rich culture of ancient Egypt Africans Greeks Middle East enters people of the Jewish race who all lived in Egypt at different times.there will always be narrow minded people don't be one by saying bigot.

    • @nsmithy8110
      @nsmithy8110 Рік тому

      You gotta always keep in mind NOTHING PALE WAS EVER INDEGINOUS TO AFRICA!! WS is a disease cured by AFRICAN Genius scholars and KEMETOLOGISTS like Dr.Cheik anta Diop, Dr. Asa Hilliard, Dr. Ben Jachanon, Dr. Henry Clark, Dr. Charles Finch, Dr. Theophile Obenga, Dr Van sertima, and many others

    • @The_Truth-
      @The_Truth- Рік тому +5

      We are talking about ancient Egyptians. Not invaders and immigrants. Ancient Egyptians have always been black Africans who had their land invaded multiple times.

    • @JaniceGoen-po4rb
      @JaniceGoen-po4rb Рік тому

      It's great to have different opinions that's how we learn. Just because we disagree with another's opion we don't have to throw out the bigot word that has divided people. It's a word used to much today. Let others have there own options as there has always been narrow mined mean people this we can't change
      Not every one who is misinformed is a bigot. I don't care whT they were I just. Find the culture so fasanating.

    • @coritillman1423
      @coritillman1423 Рік тому +2

      @@The_Truth- not true

    • @The_Truth-
      @The_Truth- Рік тому +1

      @@coritillman1423 no matter times you say it won’t change.

  • @mirnaesperanzareyes
    @mirnaesperanzareyes Рік тому

    Omg not the explain i haveno words tbh

  • @allan9603
    @allan9603 Рік тому

    Hopefully this will be the last series featuring Fletcher.

  • @CULtureKuriosity
    @CULtureKuriosity Рік тому +8

    I don't believe it, you know how odd it is that nobody mentions how Europeans went into Egypt and destroyed a ton of history and even shot off the noses of the sphinx but yet in still it's typically history lessons by Europeans on African history
    It's so strange it deserves some deep analysis as to why

    • @InquisitorMatthewAshcraft
      @InquisitorMatthewAshcraft Рік тому +1

      The nose of the sphinx was shot off by French artillery under the command of Napoleon.

    • @blueskies3336
      @blueskies3336 Рік тому +2

      I'm not sure what odd about it? The assyrians and Persians came and did the exact same thing before the Roman's even conquered the place.

    • @InquisitorMatthewAshcraft
      @InquisitorMatthewAshcraft Рік тому +1

      @@blueskies3336 And the Nubians did the same thing during the 25th dynasty as well. So it's not odd at all.

    • @The_Truth-
      @The_Truth- Рік тому

      @@blueskies3336 You don’t find it odd that it occurred in the 20th century?

    • @gmsgabaradama2009
      @gmsgabaradama2009 Рік тому

      @@InquisitorMatthewAshcraft those egyptian’s were Hamites fact

  • @shootit6144
    @shootit6144 11 місяців тому

    Reason why you haven’t been in tomb like this before
    Is it’s not a tomb 🙄
    More like 12.5k years ago not 4

  • @azabtayeb2218
    @azabtayeb2218 Рік тому

    What’s the lady name?
    She’s wonderful and wonderful

    • @xgomenx
      @xgomenx 5 місяців тому

      Joann Fletcher 😊

  • @cK-Jet
    @cK-Jet 9 місяців тому

    There literally were never any bodies discovered in any of the great pyramids.

  • @debbietaylor9750
    @debbietaylor9750 11 місяців тому

    Has any Egyptian Kings or Queens been found in a Pyramid? I understand all mummies are not in pyramids.

    • @JNB520
      @JNB520 11 місяців тому +1

      I don't think so.

  • @MochaQueen5
    @MochaQueen5 Рік тому +17

    My ancestors never called themselves Egyptians or their land Egypt. They called themselves Bantu after our great-father Anu and our great-mother Antu. Their land was called Kemet meaning land of the blacks, the Anunnaki are black gods that came out of South Africa where the real Sumeria was and the Anunnaki goldmines are.

    • @boltingskyline5234
      @boltingskyline5234 10 місяців тому +4

      @KemetQueen999 Good luck trying to convince Dr Fletcher and the rest her ilk of this very fact!😂

    • @InchFab
      @InchFab 9 місяців тому

      Some lady told her daughter that Cleopatra was black. This daughter later went on to make a movie about the history of Cleopatra, casting a black woman as the lead. That doesn't make anything the lady's mother said true. You and your family's oral history is not evidence of historical facts. It's anecdotal, which is the worst kind of evidence.
      Get used to being told how wrong you are, because historical evidence doesn't back up your family stories. That's how history works.

    • @InchFab
      @InchFab 9 місяців тому

      Also, claiming that sumeria was anywhere else other than Iraq is weird. This isn't up for debate. Again, the stories that you and your family tell yourselves can't compete with the wealth of history and evidence that have been studied by people without an agenda for hundreds of years. Your willingness to lie and make ridiculous claims to further your garbage stories about annunaki and another nonsense religion, is bad and you should feel bad.

    • @scrotusscabrous6444
      @scrotusscabrous6444 9 місяців тому +4

      Your grandma told you that fool?

    • @sau2949
      @sau2949 9 місяців тому

      😂😂😂 The grandmother and youtube channels in one phrase she mixed Egyptian, south African and sumerian civilizations ​@@scrotusscabrous6444

  • @timmychang1791
    @timmychang1791 Рік тому

    If surplus produce hierarchy of sophisticated cultures, in abundance we attempt to revisit, comprehend, n connect to the cultures that have become that is the cultures of today. Though nature tend to favor a state of stability, in time living in abundance will create chaos n its own down fall. Americans noted.

  • @angbandart
    @angbandart Рік тому

    Forgot to mention when they were engulfed by frogs

  • @michaeldonnelly1657
    @michaeldonnelly1657 Рік тому +1

    Professor Joann Fletcher, how do you know?

  • @user-bb6nw2fr8p
    @user-bb6nw2fr8p Рік тому +4

    Did we ever find one pharaoh buried inside any of the pyramids? Or are they found in the valley of the kings…..

    • @vidicul9109
      @vidicul9109 Рік тому +1

      No bodies were ever found in the old kingdom pyramids. But the valley of kings contains at least 63 tombs. So no to the pyramid question, and yes to the valley of kings question.

    • @mirnaesperanzareyes
      @mirnaesperanzareyes Рік тому

      ​@@vidicul9109yes there were

    • @vidicul9109
      @vidicul9109 Рік тому

      @@mirnaesperanzareyes yes, in other pyramids around Egypt. But in the great pyramids of Giza, no bodies were ever found.

    • @mirnaesperanzareyes
      @mirnaesperanzareyes Рік тому

      @@vidicul9109 um I think pharaoh Nefertiti was and tuk

    • @vidicul9109
      @vidicul9109 Рік тому

      @@mirnaesperanzareyes nope, just do a simple Google search.

  • @duncanreading6468
    @duncanreading6468 6 місяців тому

    The time line doesn't match up.....when were the Egyptian people cutting granite.....?
    And why are they the worlds greatest builders today???

  • @InvaliDidea123
    @InvaliDidea123 Рік тому

    The fall of new kingdom egypt (and the whole bronze age) was caused by the eruption of Thera, modernday Santorini.
    What diapeared with Alexandia wouldve explained this. That is the price of empires' end.
    And what was saved in to the serapium was lost with christianity becoming official in rome and the murder of Hypatia who was a neoplatonic teacer there, murdered for witchcraft - for owning astrolabs and other equiptment.

  • @andrespratley2347
    @andrespratley2347 10 місяців тому

    The most successful pyramid scheme of all time. :)

  • @spacewitchvulcan
    @spacewitchvulcan 8 місяців тому

    Is this the inspo for "Cunk On Earth"? 😭

  • @leemblake
    @leemblake Рік тому

    The cow winked at you.

  • @richrisingsf
    @richrisingsf Рік тому +1

    Black History🎉

  • @tonylittleton8549
    @tonylittleton8549 Рік тому +1

    I DO NOT WANT TO SEE THIS VIDEO EVER AGAIN! i'M TIRED OF T WAKING ME UP AT 3 AM!!!

  • @MdmirajBepary-f4i
    @MdmirajBepary-f4i Місяць тому

    An incident happened in Bangladesh. He was born in a Muslim family. After a few days, he became an atheist. After a few days, he became an agnostic. After a long time, he became a Muslim in his own religion. The architecture of the Hasan Sohag pyramid surprised him and the fact that the American dollar surprised him a lot, and after World War II, America became the world without the ganjam facade. connected

  • @GhostSquad4evaNAfter
    @GhostSquad4evaNAfter Місяць тому

    Can someone help me out. I wanted to know the relationship between ancient Egypt and ancient nubia. On one end the Egyptians depict the Nubians as prisoners of war and an enemy nation. But they also credit Nubia as being their mother civilization

  • @DraganaMitic-m5m
    @DraganaMitic-m5m 11 місяців тому

    Koga citira?

  • @screwthecabal6453
    @screwthecabal6453 Рік тому +11

    I'm so glad you're not going with the Smiteonian fake narrative institute. We need more people like you.

    • @mikeyu5769
      @mikeyu5769 Рік тому +3

      What's Smiteonian?

    • @claudelebel49
      @claudelebel49 Рік тому

      ​@@mikeyu5769 Smithsonian Institute. Google it

    • @mikeyu5769
      @mikeyu5769 Рік тому +3

      ​@@claudelebel49 Smiteonian=Smithsonian Institute. I learned something new today. Thanks.

    • @Oddball5.0
      @Oddball5.0 Рік тому +1

      I love the Smithsonian. They pay the bills, if you know what I mean. 😉

  • @boisey7943
    @boisey7943 11 місяців тому

    How is it that she is giving us her version of our Story? Homer is their First Historian who told us that about the nature of them in his Oddessy, the Cyclops is the nature of them, seeing things only in the physical sense. Further Homer stated that Our Pyramids were already 30,000 said "Thirty Thousand Years int eh pass" is what he said, Herodotus aid: "I will speak at length about Egypt because there is no other Country like it, nor any that possess as many wonder." So, the truth is that We so-called African Americans are actually the Descendant of the people she is lying about remember it her story of Egypt because the people of Egypt were brought to America to create what they couldn't and just like the Cyclopes in Homers Oddessy they only see things in one way.

  • @KhaoticDeterminism
    @KhaoticDeterminism Рік тому +1

    all patriarchal societies fall but they’re required in order to enforce inequity (slavery) through a government and a military.
    matriarchal societies just spring up magically here and there, you know? If not, once you’ve deconstructed your heritage enough to understand the beauty in anarchy you may understand better I feel.
    💚💚💚

  • @kevaran1422
    @kevaran1422 14 днів тому

    Im just happy that islam couldnt destroy egyptian culture and identity, religion and history

  • @maryanneazzopardi12345
    @maryanneazzopardi12345 Місяць тому

    How come the English gave the Greek preen back their statue...but they where allowed to keep all this History of Egypt .?

    • @SB-h8y1ds
      @SB-h8y1ds 19 днів тому

      Bants innit 🤣🤣

  • @ansary070
    @ansary070 Рік тому +1

    Us humans not only we destroy this planet but we even destroy history. They built the pyramids as the kings tomb but now we took his body out, the treasures out and scattered them all over the world so we make money out of them haha.

    • @blackhawk7r221
      @blackhawk7r221 Рік тому +1

      No king was ever buried in any of the pyramids. None of the pyramids have glyphs, either. Sure, they have an empty burial chamber, but none were ever used. The mortuary complexes are always found a short distance away. That’s where the treasures are.

    • @mirnaesperanzareyes
      @mirnaesperanzareyes Рік тому

      History can't never be destroy

    • @ansary070
      @ansary070 Рік тому

      It all depends who writes history no one knows 100% of what was really happening.

  • @toughsun2704
    @toughsun2704 Рік тому +1

    Is it just me or is there a face in the rock at 7:50?

  • @blkeddie1964
    @blkeddie1964 5 місяців тому

    Why is she a distinction between the 2 cultures? 1 as Egyptian and the Cushite as African, when both are indigenous African cultures.