The Sphinx is a Girl
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- Опубліковано 19 кві 2021
- Hey Hunters,
The Sphinx has always held a special fascination for me. I believe she's the oldest carved statue in the world. With the oral traditions dating the place over 50,000 years ago!
I've been looking at the features and profiles of different races and sexes and I feel that the one that suits her best is the Black African Female.
Link to @Anyextee video about hidden entrances
- • The Sphinx Explained: ...
As always happy to dive into conversations with you in the comments.
#sphinx #egypt #ancient #female #goddess
Yes, it is a black girl! I knew that in the fourth grade in Chicago , 1972, when we were in our social studies class looking at a picture of the sphinx. Some one yelled that it looks like Jenny Jones with her nose cut off. In fact it did look like her in profile, without her nose. Jenny was Black. Our teacher acknowledged this by saying it is possible her ancestors may have built it.
Children aren't clouded by bias. It's amazing how they will often easily point out the truth in things by stating the obvious whereas we usually state narratives or biases or are over analytical.
Yes, and let's be honest many of the Pharaoh and other stature look very East Asian or South East Asian in feature. Many of them just look very mongoloid.
Notice how your cçomment didn't get a love emoji..😏
No it's not a black person
FEMALE please. not girl.
In the Greek myth of Oedipus, the Sphinx is female, so perhaps it has been staring us in the face all along.
Agreed. But is this The Same Sphinx in Question?
If the myth was right, perhaps they hid a priest in the top hole of the Sphinx, to ask prisoners like Oedipus riddles. Get it wrong and they killed you. Get it right and they honored you. It was a rough test and "divine justice."
Greek myths are not even reliable about their own backyard. They made the Minoans into monsters when it's clear from all sources that the Minoans were a fairly peaceful civilization emphasising trade over conflict. If the Minoans weren't peaceful they would have easily conquered mainland Greece and still been around when the Romans came knocking a thousand years later.
@@mnomadvfx Recent digs on Crete has overturned the myth the Minoans were so peaceful. Why couldn't they conquer Greece? Why couldn't the violent Mexicans conquer the USA? They got whipped and lost Texas in the past. Something similar may have happened in their past. See:www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/01/130115101520.htm
In Harry Potter 4 the sphinx got cut out of the movie 😭
Be great to walk around the British Museum with you when restrictions are lifted. Some amazing things to see, including a piece of the Sphinx beard, an early Easter Island Statue, the Rosetta Stone, all sorts! Love your enthusiasm in your videos! And can I be an extra in the movie? 👍
Yeasss Matt!!! Let’s make our own research trip.
A match made in whatever passes for a knowledge of heaven nowadays.
@@FunnyOldeWorld i'm sad i'm on the wrong side of the pond, i wanna sneakily be there during that trip! Ugh the netherlands is stupid 😂
I too now worship a female deity and surprise its you. I as far as the Sphinx goes I think it's possible as well as plausible that it started out as a lion however more likely to have been Anubis. My Egyptian history isn't what it should be I'm more Sumerian tablets / Book of Enoch smart. Enoch now there's one interesting man. I believe that he told it right only because it lines up with Sumerians
Pro tip : you can watch series on flixzone. Been using them for watching all kinds of movies lately.
JJ has a unique take on previously released material and is definitely adding something new with an open, yet rational mind. Highly recommended channel. Keep up the great videos!
Thought provoking subject. In my opinion it was more likely to be a lion. Later on it was modified
I agree even the Egyptians themselves stumbled upon these ruins which were already antique to them they are ancient to us Even the mayans didn't build those pyramids They inherited them
@@byfieldmichael1992 Yes, I totally agree with you!
So you're agreeing with her then, and most people. It's widely believed it was recarved. In the video she wasn't suggesting it was originally a woman. She's specifically suggesting this face we see recarved is that of a woman.
@@closinginonclosure I wrote this before the video went live. It premiered about 6 hours after I wrote this. And yes, it turns out, after watching the video, I agree with her.
@@byfieldmichael1992 from atlantis times probably before the flood
I totally feel like history was more cyclical rather than a straight line of evolution. If we look even at our own individual lives, they reflect a cycle of growth, struggle, failure and success, why would it be any different on the massive scale? ❤️
Right? How much is actually, a linear accent? -None!
Female king Hatshepsut used the fake beard during her ruling.
Indeed!
Have you also heard of the idea that the sphinx was the watergod Tefnut, a woman with the symbol of a Lioness. She also has a twin brother named Shu, god of peace, lions, air and wind. this is even more interesting considering that there could have been a 2nd sphinx on the other side.
Considering Sokar/Seker was associated with Giza its possible it was a falcon head too.
My thought is Shu is the lion in the sky? That would make a lot of sense.
Show me an Egyptian hieroglyph of a lion that looks like the Sphinx. You can find many jackals that do…
@@internetsellingthe idea is it's built before Egyptian as we know
Omg 😱.. your topics are always interesting, different and new info. Live for it!! Keep on going Jahannah ❤️☝️😎
I'm pretty sure that we know why the nose is missing: Aladdin and Jasmine distracted the sculptor when they flew by.
This is FACT
I thought it was Obelix!
@@samatles3161 Yes, I've read that as well.
@@samatles3161 obelix could have just flicked a pebble and broken it off with his perpetual magic potion strength.
Most of egyptians statues sre missing cause they look like an african nose
I found you through Bright Insight and I'm now in love with your channel!!!😍
Me too!! Love this stuff.🤗
Me too😃
Me too! Love the content.
Breaking off the nose was a common way of defacing a statue in ancient Egypt. This was a political act, similar to the way in which Soviet leaders were often discredited by their successors. Whoever is depicted by the current head of the Sphinx must be depicted in lots of other noseless statues. Hatshepsut springs to mind.
The vandalism was done way after, the hieroglyphs were left in tact, implying the intended damage was to the nose area and not the bon voyage hieroglyphs to the departed..meaning it ws not done in Ancient times..
@@inigomulaisho2809 they also wrecked hieroglyphics it was a political address to disrespect the legacy of the person .
Except it’s clearly documented Napoleon’s troops shot of the nose…
To be honest the after doing a liar analysis they know think the sphinx head was recarved after the original because the dimensions do not correlate ,also it is a common fallacy that napoleon had the nose shot off .
The text was changed from lidar to liar sorry if this caused any confusion .
Oh my days! I have been saying that the head of the Sphinx is a black woman for years, and you are the first person I've seen to bring that concept forward. I only discovered your stuff today, and I totally resonate with everything you say. I've been contemplating the idea of a fictionalised story to explain this ancient technology idea too, but never really know how to make it credible. I also think that we'd be far better served to spend money on researching ancient civilisations under the oceans than sending a rocket to Mars - wake up Elon Musk! I'd love to have a good chat with you sometime, you're great.
Excellent stuff Jahannah, keep it up.
but that isnt backed by any fact the khafre idea is backed by research by professinals over years and years
I’m swayed towards the 36500 year old date. And agree that it was originally a lion. But I can totally see the similarities to an African woman’s face that you point out.
And the fact that some of shafts go 300m into the bedrock is mind blowing.
Thanks Jahannah. Your videos are always interesting and entertaining.
The Sphinx is a NEGRO . ua-cam.com/video/kM_NQebQLkQ/v-deo.html
You’re very quickly becoming one of my favorite people!!! Supporting you!!
Thoth says in the Emerald Tablets he erected it as a Lion. It sits above a great chamber containing his library of divine knowledge and the spaceship he left there for the future.
I love your Egypt videos. So fresh and such passion and curiosity. Can’t get enough ❤️👍
One thing also to remember is the Sahara desert hasn't always been the Sahara and used to have massive great lakes. This was also probable in the very early builders of the pyramids and sphinx
JJ, I love the enthusiasm. Keep'em coming. Hypotheses: The sphinx was a cat...it's right in the middle of the causeway, which is what you would expect from a cat. Just laying around in the way. Quite possibly, you are correct, recarved after weathering to a woman's head. They might have not even known what was underneath.
Another great video! Love your work, Jahannah! ✌🏼❤️
This has been my favourite video so far! So incredibly interesting, thank you for spending so much time researching and preparing these videos ❤️❤️❤️
Wow. One video, SO MUCH INFORMATION! Amazing stuff! All your vids are gloriously full of info, but this one really packs in all the things I have read and seen online and elsewhere. Great, great job of putting it all in one place! You are now a go-to for me on a daily basis so I can keep this stuff in my brain. Keep up the great work!
You are right on the Sphinx having Black African features because the other Sphinx like statues are found in the Kingdom of Kush which was the land of the Black African Pharaohs. There's one by King Taharqa which looks exactly like the Sphinx but with his head on it. Interestingly, while the ancient Egyptians seemingly lost their sophistication in their art, the Nubian kingdom maintained the level of sophisticated finishings in statues carved in hard stone like Granite
Fantastic video. High energy, great personality and good documentation. Well done! :)
I found your channel recently and while watching I thought how amazing it would be to see a movie based on all this, speculating what thee ancient sites would have been like in their prime. So I'm super stoked for you to hear bout your writing a script about it all!
Love this channel. Seem to find myself going back and watching these videos over and over again.
Did you just assume the Sphyx's gender?! 😜 life in the 2020s - Obviously, I'm just kidding. I love your work. Keep it up.
The sphynx IS OBVIOUSLY gender fluid.
The Sphynx's face being of a woman is exactly what I said when I was in history class in highschool somewhere during the early 90's...!
And I've been ridiculized over that :/
@NUMBER ELEVEN The man I am today would have enjoyed the backlash and would even add some fuel to the fire... lol
But back in those years, I was way more fragile... that backlash was enough to reduce me to silence for something like an entire day.... Yep! I was somekind of a *hit disturber back in those days lol
I did too when i was younger. I thought maybe its because it looked like it had female's hair.
you got true online stage presence. you made me smile a lot.
When you look how symmetrical the statues are carved a re carved head makes perfect sense...
Salvaged tools after younger drias. They knew how to use them, got them working again, but eventually ran out of spare parts around 10k b.c. . Just a thought.
Omg ! I just love watching you. Your enthusiasm, Knowledge, beauty, manerisms and whole demeanor are completely intoxicating and addictive. Looking forward to more great vids and would love to join you on your amazing tours, but alas I'll have to watch from my sofa. xx
I've been binge watching your channel all day. I stumbled across your channel this morning and I am hooked. I'm obsessed with ancient civilizations and after what I've seen so far, you are one of the best... videographers? history channel hosts? UA-cam personalities? I don't know what your title is but you are fantastic. Thank you for the amazing content!🗿⚱🏛
Awesome video Jahannah! Thoroughly enjoy your content!
I'm a life-long ancient history geek. Even before the dawn of the WWW, during the dial-up BBS days I would scour everything I could find. I also used to go to an old dusty bookstore in Seattle called "Forbidden Books". I used to spend hours in there and come home with books like "Forbidden Archeology" and books on ancient mythology. I just recently discovered your channel, but I have really enjoyed your videos so far! I also like the fact that you make the effort to travel to places like Egypt, like other great UA-camrs I follow. That lends a lot of credence to your ideas! I see you are working with people like Jimmy from Bright Insight, which is super cool.
I'm so addicted to your channel my girl!! AMAZING!
Just walked in and saw a 22 min vid Thanks! Always look forward to your interesting videos.
I was going through withdrawals since there wasn't a video posted on Sunday, I just need to hold on a little longer. I really enjoy your videos, they're informative and you have a way of presenting them in a fun manner.
30 nights and 30 days
i loved this, The females were for sure more important than the British-Egyptologist agenda likes to admit. I was the weirdo on instagram who spoke before checking haha, love this video, love your quirks! you remind me of Jenna Marbles a bit but then more ancient theory and history related. found my new favorite youtuber haha. I looked into the life of Hatshepsut, who wore the fake beard as well, the sphinx sometimes reminds me of her and the poweful woman that she was. ❤ Looking forward to next week, i turned on Notifications haha!
I have had the same thought as you about the Sphinx being a black woman - maybe Nubian-like or other black population in the northern Africa area based on the features.
You are an amazing catch and great fun to listen to!!!
Thank you for being there. . .!
What an awesome idea for a screenplay, too! Wowow! 🤘😎👌
It's a broken water fountain.
The water probably came out if the cats mouth then after the refacing came out of the head. This would cause the extensive erosion to the sides of the fountains pool.
Or it was an old water park. The beard that broke off used to be a water slide.
I love your enthusiasm! Always love hearing your thoughts on your studies!
So happy I found you, looking forward to watching your past vids
Very excellent work. It takes a woman to see a different paradigm from the male-centric presently enforced. You are presenting such important work! The idea that the sphinx is a lion is obvious to me if only because of the importance of the Goddess Sekhmet and her place in the 'myth' of the cataclysm 13,000 years ago. The super-ancient lion statues you showed are a definite link (and so much older - love it!). I hope you get your screen play produced. Sounds very worthwhile. I feel there have been many rises and fallings of humanity over that 350,000 year span (and probably longer). Blessings, Jahannah....
Jahannah your videos are amazing can't wait to see this one
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I just found your channel this morning and I'm hooked! I hope you get to make that movie!
What a great video! thanks so much for your time and effort.
Love it. Love it all! I think you’re amazingly funny, and happen to be gorgeous too. And we have the same obsession for the “alternative history” stuff! Bring it on ✨
I love how the brits just rolled into Egypt and were like "Oi, this right here is the geezer plateau innit? Must be a few 'undred years old at least" and then everyone was just like "Yeah I guess you're right" and then that's that.
So glad I found this channel btw, I've been obsessed with the kind of content you're creating as of late and now I have a whole new channel's worth of content to binge. Love it!
Giza and geezer 😂. I'm dying!
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I resent being called a "Brit"....by this abbreviation method what would you call someone from Pakistan?
Get my point!?
@@MrWeAllAreOne Good thing I didn't call you one then!
Great video and original viewpoint! Keep the good stuff coming in and YT will eventually start loving you.
Your videos are brilliant, learning a lot, very easy to watch, great work 👏🏻👏🏻
Hello from New Zealand! Enjoy your video's on ancient Egypt!
I figure around 40,000BC-30,0000 the culture was to worship lion/lioness goddess. Later dynastic Egyptians did continue that legacy of holding the feminine and feline sacred. But the first Pharaoh re-carved the lioness into his mother's likeness. Maybe the lioness by that point was super eroded like the body.
Mehit, Sekhmet, Bastet... all important feline goddesses. I believe that these goddesses were important for Atlantians and from there it was important to Egyptians.
@@Slavigrad YES
You girls hold the power of creation, so maybe what we are seeing is the knowledgement of that. And I also believe what Jimmy was saying about the plato being a place of healing, but having said that the trouble we have now is the cataclysm destroyed everything and over the last 5000 years we have destroyed most of these ancient structures and actifacts so I doubt we will ever find out truth. Are only hope is to go down them tunnels for ourselves but the Egyptian government will never allow it.
A tribute to the Female who brings life into this World isn't a far stretch...
Bravo Steve 0
I really love your videos and your points of view! This made my whole week so much better ❤️
So glad I came across this channel. Going to binge watch everything. Brb
I am learning too!
Thanks Jahannah.🤪✌
I always thought it looked a little African. I never considered it was female. I think your on to something!
Everything about the face looks fully African! Wide nose, wide lips, lower jaw thickens with the wide lips.
Yeah it looks very African
Omg. Jahannaah your videos are so fun and hilarious and really really loaded with brilliant knowledge and possibilities! I love your channel. Totally addicted.
So glad I found your channel 💕
Found you through Cinema Therapy. I don't typically spend a lot of time thinking about Egyptian history, but any time I think of the sphinx I've always associated it as female. It hadn't occurred to me that it wasn't thought to be by some historians.
Really cool. Looking forward to watching your other videos.
Yea probably because the field is overly male 😅
I am way too excited for this video 🤗
I thinks its definitely possible! I love this video. I just found your videos on Facebook and I love your channel so much!!!!:)))
you get so excited in your videos. You are very passionate about this subject. Keep the vids coming. I laugh and learn at the same time
I LOVE this theory, Jahannah! 💜
Hope your eye is ok! :/ And awesome insights. I've always thought the Sphinx had those features more than the other statues we attribute to that timeframe. This brings alot of things together for me. I've been trying to piece together all the little bits and its definitely getting harder for mainstream science to disprove these things. A mountain of evidence is piling up.
Love the content! Fascinating stuff. Would love to see the comedy sketches too!
I love how you ask the "Probable? Possible?" thing. Always analyse and re-visit your own discoveries, ideas and concepts.
You got a new sub today.
Yay a sphinx video! Can't wait!!
Great topic JJ! 👍👍 I would say based on the profile features the face of the Sphinx is indeed a sub sarahsn (African) female, but the face was most likely carved at a later date after the original sculpture which new evidence suggests was a lioness and we know her name as Mehit. So the human head we see today is not the head of the original Sphinx.
That’s exactly this video bro hahah 🤓🤓🤓🤓
You don't suppose that the Sphynx was neither a Lion, a woman, or even (least favourite 🤣 ) a Pharaonic icon... but could originally have been... a Dog 🐕🦺 ?
I love both of you guys!!!
@@TomTwain the first one to develop the idea that the Sphinx is a dog (usually Anubis) was alternative author Robert Temple. Admittedly its a fascinating framework but I demonstrate why thats not the case (based on recently discovered evidence) in my Sphinx Explained video that you can watch here, after watching JJ’s video
👉 ua-cam.com/video/B3F-SAScMd8/v-deo.html
Then you'd be horribly mistaken... The Sphinx is not Nubian african...
Totes love your vids and the new energy you bring to these subjects and the fact you left the start of this vid in hilarious lol great work big fan of You Jimmy Matt and Ben would love to see a 4 way collaboration you guys rock 😉
Great video as usual! Your eyes are so pretty too!
I’m pretty sure there was a trend at some point where female pharaohs wore fake beards. Citation needed.
Hatshepsut wore a ceremonial beard
The beard is to stop the mummy’s head from tipping forward.
I really enjoyed your perspective on this Jahannah. I would love to know more about the movie you are writing. Is there a link you can share about that project or any other information. Thanks.
Amazing video Jahannah!
Had no idea about your filmography background. Love the idea of your script, can't wait to hear more about it!
I think we as a species have been through cycles for millennia. We evolve, do fantastic stuff, and then boom! some cataclysm and we start from scratch again. Never remembering where we left off and previous technology disintegrated. Thus we think it was all cavemen and we are now superior, little do we know.
Right?? It took 200 years to go from lightbulb to high speed internet? They had thousands of years 🧐🧐
Someone once asked me if I think that this is the first time mankind has reached the internet age.
Thank you for all your effort and making history fun also, i live in Australia and the Indigenous ancient culture of this country has fascinated me for years, apparently there was communication between the ancient aboriginal or better put original culture of Australia and ancient egypt perhaps maybe you can look into that, i have researched a little about that, but of course none of it is mainstream history, our first nations people were regarded by the Australian goverment as flora and fauna thats how they were dismissed from even been counted as population up until the 1960s, anyway i think the world is only recently just starting to become interested in Australias ancient history which is way longer than 250 years.
Love your videos, they are very in-depth and detailed and you’re great at story telling. Me and my girlfriend watch your videos all the time and we think you could get a lot more viewers if you where a bit more vague with your captions. We think you’re a little too specific which makes the video appear more niche when in reality it’s greatly detailed and well put together. Maybe if you said “secrets of the Sphinx” it would be more mysterious and give and incentive for more and new viewers to watch. Just a suggestion, keep doing you, great stuff 👍
Oh. My. God. You are onto something!!! So exciting! Love it!
Here is your free comment! ;)
Also, there are pictures floating on the internet of hatches and tunnels inside the Sphinx but I can never tell if they are real
Hey Jahannah, I was wondering if maybe you could make a short video on the whole ancient civilization / lost knowledge topic that really starts "at chapter 0", sort of speak. There is a huge amount of excellent video material available already from you, Ben, Brian, Jimmy etc that go in detail about a particular aspect or detail about ancient history, but I have never really found a video that I can present to or share with people who never think about this topic in the first place. Most of them are too long, too focused on one place or one anomaly, and almost every video starts "in the middle". I have so many friends and relatives I want to try to get interested in this but I cannot ask them to watch a 3,5 hour long Rogan/Carlson podcast for example, to get them "warmed up".
yes i will!! basically the alternative timeline in a nutshell.
The problem is that the only potentially usable information we have about "chapter 0" comes from "in the middle", and the only way we'll ever get to "chapter 0" is further analysis of known artifacts and history from "in the middle". Any history that happened before the known artifacts and history is subjective and often conjecture, since we still don't understand what we have available well enough to make any speculation before that point. We must better understand what we have available currently in order to take any leap into a territory with so little evidence, and going into great detail is often the only way to make a connection...one tiny bit that everyone else overlooked that's the key to link seemingly unrelated things together. Take the Sumerian culture, for example...we have enough history from their "middle" and "end" that we can speculate their origin, but there's not really any solid evidence, there aren't artifacts and archaeological records attesting to their beginning. So we can speculate with a small amount of confidence that the rising sea levels which now comprise the Persian Gulf more or less gathered scattered tribes into one area in the Fertile Crescent, and what we call their mythology spoke of a great flood that could very well have been tied to this event. Whatever archaeological records there were of the Sumerians immediately before they formed Sumer are lost to history and likely somewhere in the Persian Gulf if they indeed exist. Scientists have known for many years that sea levels rose in that era, but archaeologists studying the Sumerians didn't, two totally different fields...and had they not put the two together, we'd still have no clue. Khemetology has a long and detailed oral history, and to alternative history enthusiasts it's all we really have to go on, but that oral history does need to be cross referenced with the archaeological record before we can get an accurate picture of the world before "in the middle". What we need is to spot the details that form a link between what we have in the archaeological record, the oral history of Khemetology, and an open but scientifically critical mind. To be succinct, currently we don't have enough evidence, only random bits that tell us so little without their context, and we need evidence that collaborates and confirms before we can say with any confidence what happened in "chapter 0". There's always the possibility that the history is either destroyed or too far gone for us to recover, at least with the technology, knowledge, and methods we use today.
I like how passionate you are on Egyptian History. Keep on the good work
I discovered you 2 days ago and I haven’t stopped watching since! I’ve been fascinated by ancient Egypt since I was a child. I am not a historian or archaeologist, just a curious, adventurous person. I love the way you think! Really enjoying your content and I’m excited to hear more about this screenplay project. Can I be an extra?!
Ok, now I’m off to watch your video about Atlantis
Agreed. Hidden in plain sight...
Dear Jahannah, I think the Sphinx is really much, much older than we can imagine and that it is originally built as a lion watching the sky. the people in these days lived in close relation to the sky and what they saw there. Mythology and geology show us that there were cataclysms, huge floods, tsunamis, that completely changed the landscapes probably caused by meteorites. Of course they made the relation between what happened in the sky and the cataclysms and , like the many statues on Eastern island, the sphinx they built as a "hello" to the "Gods"in the sky: When is the next cosmic event so that we can take measures to survive floods,etc. So there were megalithic people, probably 12000 years ago that built the Sphinx and the Dynastic Egyptians changed and rebuilt the head, probably several times (that is why the head is in proportion small compared to the body. So the dynastic faraobosses, most likely male, changed the face of the lion into their image, after all they were Gods too and wanted to communicate with the Gods in the sky. These huge floods probably washed away ancient civilazations, only a few monuments are for us left to see. It is just a wild guess but other hunters think like this. Good luck and happy fishing
i am intrigued by the carving of leo with mercury,mars,jupiter,the moon and a mystery star which is at nemrut dag in turkey.could the pyramids represent these 3 planets.there are meteors from leo direction, maybe there have been cataclysmic ones...the sphinx was sculpted in the shape of melinda messenger who first touched down on earth a couple of hundred years before the flood during this planetary alignnent
Shared and Subbed!! Loving your content, you have a way of making me laugh while learning which I love, your poor eyeball!! :'O I wish you greater and greater success :)
Literally my favorite UA-camr you have a fan for life Johanna ! I Will be following you and your journey with dedication ,I absolutely admire your approach on the subject matter and your research your presentations and super cool videos personality and beauty ! Pure awesomeness
Egyptians were the first fans of CatGirls. uwu
Oooooo very interesting 👍
Inspired! You are brilliant! Bright light in a dark space!x
Comment, comment, comment, and by the way I'm enjoying your videos. I looked you up after you were a guest on Cinema Therapy.
Awesome video. I am leaning towards LEO a Lion.
I have said for a long time that the Sphinx has very feminine features..and might be female (and been laughed at for doing so). So good on ya J. Here is another theory you might find interesting. The Sphinx was originally covered in blocks and the top has been quarried. A polite way to say the top stones have been stolen. Kinda makes sense as the the head and back are the only areas exposed for thousands of years...peace to ya.
Love you're enthusiasm! Makes me want to know more!! Also so cool that you're writing a movie!!!
Love how you summarized it in 3 seconds. Great vid.
I haven’t watched an ancient history video in a while...I need moar
Edit: one thing to note, I do actually think your argument proposed does hold water and form the limited evidence we have I do think it’s somewhat convincing. However, it’s safe to note that the male statues we know of may have used different forms of design styles. The Sphinx is meant to be a lot older than other Egyptian work. Also, be careful about not reading into the African Egyptian argument, it’s not a very strong theory in general. We know Nubians did reign over Egypt at a certain point but we also know that the very Egyptians we know of weren’t primarily black aka sub Saharan. Personally I’d like to see more people doing research into this because there is so much misinformation and outright lies to push agendas. I just re read what I wrote, wasn’t trying to be rude. I’m just high af rn
Yep there was a Nubian pharoah, but never an actual supplanting of the population. Like the Hellenes, Romans and Ottomans, the Nubians temporarily ruled Egypt but never replaced the actual Egyptians. The movement to steal Egyptian history and pretend that it is really 'black' history is purely political and has virtually no backing among people who actually study genetics or history. It is like the idiots who try to claim Cleopatra was black; she was a Ptolemy (Greek) and we actually know her ancestry fairly well. The oldest Egyptian DNA that has been tested lines up with modern Egyptians, so it would require real evidence to convince me that pre-dynastic folks had a different background.
@@jamiegagnon6390 exactly. Honestly, people don’t understand that the over politicisation of everything has led to unintended consequences in scientific fields. It’s led to dogma and fear of challenging new ideas which leads to many genuine pseudo theories to make it into the limelight. The Egyptians were actually all black hypothesis rarely even touches the surface of the truth behind Egypt. Most people that advocate for such a theory only use this argument to prove Egyptians were black due to racist history (of course we know of humans defaming Egyptian artificacts and monuments) but they stop there. It offers no insight into how the pyramids were constructed (not that I demand that for it to be a reputable theory) or really anything we don’t already now. It seems like a poor attempt by grifters to walk into the room and act like the own the place by putting their label on it, in this case the Egyptians were actually black. It’s not scientific at all and is riddled with disingenuous claims. However, in spite of this that doesn’t mean that some stone structures aren’t modelled after stereotypical black figures. Just that we now need to be careful about what theory we value because of how chaotic the drawing board has been regarding ancient Egypt
explain why lies and misinformation about this subject would be pushed? give me one good reason is to why? just one
Possibly a girl Dog. The Sphinx was Anubis. for sure.
The Dog Star, Sirius, is in fact a floating, moving star, that was located just under the middle star in Orions Belt, Al Nilam, some 12.000 years ago.
Sirius is moving 1 Moon diameter in about 1500 years, away from the Orions belt.
So glad i've found this channel. Jahanna is amazing!
I like your spin on these subjects Jahannah, you put the effort in to be objective and informative, brilliant stuff