PHILAE ISLAND - THE LAST ANCIENT EGYPTIAN TEMPLE! ASWAN EGYPT
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
- Let's explore one of the most charming ancient sites - Philae Island, located at the first cataract in Aswan. A great number of still standing ancient temples date back to the Greco-Roman period, in particular to the Ptolemaic dynasty (305 to 30 BC). The Great Temple of Isis, initiated by Ptolemy II Philadelphus, is widely known as the last functioning ancient Egyptian temple as it was closed only in the 6th century AD.
From the very beginning the island was dedicated to ,,the mother of all gods’’ - Isis, sister-wife of the god of fertility and the King of the Afterlife - Osiris. According to Egyptian mythology, their son, Horus, saved humanity from evil Seth. Let’s get to know more about this story and about Isis, once the most important goddess in Egypt.
Come with me and get inside ancient Egyptian temples: the temple of Isis, the temple of Hathor, and the Kiosk of Trajan.
Let’s get to know more about the ancient history, beliefs, and architecture of this wonderful place!
Explored in February 2022.
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Nice video! Will you visit any of the Kushite/nubian sites in Sudan and/ or Egypt in future episodes?
@@luchamiomaridekakio6429 I will go to Sudan for sure! It's my dream and I'm going to make it come true
U have the best content. Will always be here watching your videos. thank you for all ur hard work.
It is mind-blowing to me that we know almost nothing about rituals of the ancient Egyptian religion. Even though , it was still practiced till at least the 400s AD in full light of history
This just popped up on you tube,this is a beautiful place,I call it my secret place,I have been many times,my brother in-law is Egyptian,and he has a degree in Egyptology,we would go in the afternoon,me my sister and her husband,no one around but us,because it was so hot!!!! We were lucky because he he would talk about its history all the way round,it has many beautiful flowers on the island,such precious memories,if you could go anywhere go here, I am not young now,but not old,my travelling days on foot are gone,as I have four dogs,any will not leave them,in my mind,I'm twenty four again,and believe anything is possible,your video is well done,with great information!!!!!!! Thank you🤗🇬🇧
Thank you for your interesting comment, I wish you to come back to Aswan .... maybe with your dogs? Best wishes, I hope you will stay on my channel
@@ancientsitesgirl yes!!!!!!!🤗🇬🇧
Fascinating overview of one of the most impressive sites of the Ancient world; clear, concise descriptive, & with a plethora of knowledge in asserting your exploration(s) - Thank you !!
Thank you☺
Thanks once again Irina for a great insight into the past. I certainly learned a lot about Isis which I didn't know, and found the information regarding the riverThames and the city of Paris and their ties to Isis fascinating. Many thanks and keep up the great work!
Thank you! When I work on these videos, I always learn something new;)
The Algorithm brought me to you, I enjoyed that thanks! Very good.
I hope you will stay
I am Egyptian, welcome to Egypt. I hope your visit to Egypt is enjoyable, Egypt is a beautiful country and there are many beautiful cities such as Luxor, Aswan, Alexandria, Dahab, Siwa Oasis, Sinai and many other beautiful places.
Thanks! I love Egypt, I want to see it all
Brilliant thank you! Another wonderful video!
Thank you ❣
Thank you for investing time into making these videos for us
you are welcome :)
You are a great gem to our generation. Thank you for such great insights about our glorious past. Hotep!
Thank you so much! 🥰
What an amazing vid, I love Egyptology and Egyptian temples...they are way more interesting than the pyramids imho. And yes, I would also recommend people watch how these temples were moved in the 70s. A monumental achievement, especially the Ramesses 2nd temple. Great stuff AS...peace to ya.
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Hey Darren:
I'm getting ready to take a short bike ride to the local planetarium today. My goal is to look up a product - dehydrated ice cream bars. I'm hoping to be able to ship some of them to Ukraine to help lift the morale of the Ukrainian children even for a few moments. Kind of like what happened during the Berlin Airlift. If you're not familiar with it, it's a great example of humanity during the Cold War.
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History of ice cream in US military.
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You're right about Irena. She really is wonderful to listen to. She really brings back the Legends and Facts without somebody trying to prove some crazy idea like space aliens and people from Atlantis. I also have to say I'm glad she's a little bit further away from the mess in Eastern Europe right now. she's Polish isn't she?
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Hello there Irena AKA Agent Ankh🙄
I don't have an emoji for the ankh. I wonder if there's a way to correct that. 🤔
It's greatest, to see your adventure at my city as well, n makes us proud of your videos, i do thank you very much, wish you best of the best
You live in a beautiful city! Regards
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Philae temple is one of the most beautiful temples. I wish I could visit it someday. But in winter 😅
Recommend!
great video
thanks, greetings beautiful Luxor✌
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Well done. Very interesting movie. It's nice to watch.You look very good in a hat!!!
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Great video ❤❤
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perfect bit of knowledge sharing.thanks these videos of egypt have become my favorite on youtube
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Best Egyptian videos!!!!! Nefer em pet....Nebet Aset💝💗💚💞💕
Thank you for your wonderful work. I get to see more details that we can’t get from other channels. Brilliant!
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U definitely need more credit for your amazing videos. They make me very 😊. Thank.you.. always interesting. Keep up the badass content.
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Love the hat but I love the video more!
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Who's your cameraperson? They do a great job.
Thank you! It's one person only, actually a family member 😉
I agree Mary, the film work, soundtrack, and also narration are 1st class....peace to ya Mary.
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your 🎵music introduction🎵
is just right. very catchy too!
have you watched *Anyextee* channel on yt? A friend of Matt from ancient architect. 0h, and Matt will be his guest on this year's group trip to Egypt.
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Of course I watch it, especially since I plan to live in Egypt myself;) I can't wait for Matt in Egypt
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Philae is a beautiful island. I visit Egypt through your travels and films. Thank you!
Thank you! I hope you'll stay and subscribe to my channel :)
Thank you very much. My guide spent fewer than 10 minutes talking about the temple and told me that he would be at the cafeteria and to find him later. He did not mention most of the information you talked about.
I hope you didn't have to look for him!🤣 I admit I've never used guides
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very very good content, music and pacing, would love to see maps and your onsite interpretation..... the Anhk means ANnuHaKi as they didnt write the vowels
2:48 Na-OH= nátrium-hidroxid
3:06 Pt = platina
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The black Madonna is a remnant of Isis in the modern world. The Nubian priestesses were the keepers of this temple even going into Rome and Greece as guardians of the wisdom of this devotion. Isis and Hathor are the representation of the dark mother. There are many places in Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean that worship this energy by another name. In Nigeria this was known as orisha worship with Isis being represented as Oshun and Hathor as Yemoja. This worship was kept alive brought across the Atlantic with enslaved Africans. In Cuba, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Mexico, Central America, Trinidad we call Isis Oshun and Hathor is called Yemaya. In Haiti she is called Azuli or and Hathor is Mamiwatta. This African idea of female fertility goddesses, protectors of childbirth, home and hearth lives on in the modern world. Read Lucia Chiavola Birnbaum's book "Dark Mother" she details this whole journey of Isis and the black mother goddess of humanity.
Thank you for your feedback :)
Apart from the main topic covered here I also was surprised to see so-called 'grooved markings' (German: 'Wetzrillen', de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wetzrille) on these buildings (examples: 4:02, 4:27, 5:15, 21:37,...). I wasn't aware till now they also occur in Egypt but this can be quickly verified in internet indeed. Interesting!
pilgrims scraped dust from temple walls probably from the New Kingdom to Late Antiquity. apparently they used special spoons intended for this purpose
@@ancientsitesgirl I agree with you this could be the most convincing explanation. Still, in contrast to this, they also can be found on secular buildings. I'm not sure about spoons because of the shape of these traces. Fascinating topic :-)
Mam, introduction music is awesome, would u please tell me, how to find
Thanks, it's Lovren - Woodland
It's interesting that "Moses" foster mother name was "Asiyah" which is close to "Aset", according to Islamic tradition. I know this tidbit has no historical value. But it it signifies that "Isis" name lived on in the unlikeliest of places and recessss of history.
Thanks for commenting! :)
At the approximate timestamp of 12:19, I noticed that one of the figures portrayed in the relief has a similiar ornament on its head as a depiction of Cyrus The Great. I'd never given any consideration to this headpiece, nor had I seen it in anything other than the relief of Cyrus The Great; would do you know what the head piece is or represents?
Thank you, any and all help will be greatly appreciated.
This is a Hemhem crown. If I'm not wrong it started to be portrayed during the 18th Dynasty, but was very popular among Ptolemeic rulers, like Ptolemy XII here. :)
@@ancientsitesgirl Thank you, I greatly appreciate the insight
Commendable effort .. Keep going .
I am creating 360 videos about egypt .. I can share videos with you and you can voice over it
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Welcome to Egypt, what is your accent? Scottish Accent؟
Polish 🇵🇱
I think that if Christianity hadn't superseded the cult of Isis then Islam likely would have since it is geographically SO close by???????????? What do you think?
I always enjoy your content.
possible if the religion of Isis had survived until the Expansion of Islam. Thank you and best regards
@@ancientsitesgirl Of course you are right I forgot that while I typed my comment..I am always so sad when I see how the following religious zealots needed to destroy the paintings and statues of Egypt...........even though u understand the idea of not creating graven images.
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