The Romans had the winch and lift why not the Egyptions ?
@borivojetravica569Күн бұрын
saqqara necropolis serapeum???
@Name-ot3xwКүн бұрын
Honestly, I'm just happy that Pharaoh still gets company.
@borivojetravica569Күн бұрын
Serapeum? sarcophagus? No video about that?
@lshtar777Күн бұрын
SAY it with me... P E T R I F I E D
@KlaytonLunaКүн бұрын
You damn right
@lshtar777Күн бұрын
The beams in the Bent Pyramid that are white have been PETRIFIED. The beams that have a dark brown color... are also petrified. They have painted or polished. @15:33 That's petrified. It's not debatable. @15:37 You can see they shoved this piece of wood into the wall. See the fibrous wood where the beam meets the wall? See the splintered shavings? That could not be done to the previous piece @15:33 because it is stone. WHICH BRINGS ME TO THIS QUESTION FOR ALL YOU !@#$ING GENIUSES OUT THERE... IF the wooden support beams are petrified... AND THEY ARE... what does that mean for the rest of the pyramid? None of you "truth seekers" are serious about this stuff. The pyramids are right there. We can't get one HONEST assessment about anything in this world... because of the money and greed that comes with violating our own conscience just to have our voice heard.
@borivojetravica569Күн бұрын
😂
@-jank-willsonКүн бұрын
do a video on the absolutely insane passageways of the step pyramid! Also if there are any cool features of those later large mud-brick pyramids.
@Name-ot3xwКүн бұрын
A couple of thoughts on the counterweight idea: 1: They still have to pull the counterweight back up somehow. Sending waste-rock down would help but it would be a fraction of the raw material coming up. 2: You could split your workforce and have half pulling the weight up and half pulling the counterweight down, or vice versa. 3: Could ancient Egypt build a pulley system strong enough to give mechanical advantage on the enormous rocks? I know pulleys existed but I don't know in what configuration they were used.
@Name-ot3xwКүн бұрын
I disagree with some of your conclusions, but appreciate the depth that you bring to the conversation. As opposed to the woo crystals crowd.
@johncooke1509Күн бұрын
As a person who studied geology I really appreciate all your work on the research that you’ve done,I think it’s classroom worthy material. Looking forward for your next work,have a great day.
@localbodКүн бұрын
This is the only theory for the purpose of the Great Pyramid that makes sense and doesn't involve aliens or special ancient technology. It also fits with the fact that people really haven't changed that much in all that time.
@EliasGravesКүн бұрын
And why was one passage coated in soot while the other had salt deposits?
@EliasGravesКүн бұрын
I’m still amused by the assumption these buildings were tombs.
@batchosaurusКүн бұрын
great work, well done
@HowsdahmanКүн бұрын
That Egypt government mentality. Infantile.
@scaryfakevirusКүн бұрын
Quartz rich sand!! Electricity?
@v4vnhwxq7bmLtNsКүн бұрын
Skoro faraoni byli zachłanni i zabierali swój majątek do grobu (jak obecni milionerzy) to musiało istnieć niewolnictwo. Żadni bogowie, kosmici itp. po prostu niewolnictwo zachłannych starych dziadków. Wielkie projekty zawsze były efektem niewolnictwa.
@user-wi4je2pr5cКүн бұрын
It's possible for built huge large number of stons bring from across the river and and aligned triangle . Don't you think it's possible help of another dynamic sources.
@ischmel3884Күн бұрын
Slides with sleds, ladders, turnstiles to wind rope and only scaffolding platforms near the top from the lack work space and material staging.
@griffini19Күн бұрын
History for fools Total BS
@randallkelley3600Күн бұрын
Makes me wonder if the pyramid was intended to be used for high ranking figures to "lie in state" so to speak. The body of a prominent person could be brought in, ceremonies conducted, the person would honored by others, viewed by others, and after a time, brought out and buried permanently elsewhere.
@Name-ot3xwКүн бұрын
Always a gamble on whether its a good documentary or a woo crystals documentary. I can't wait to find out!
@AncientAliensTvКүн бұрын
I can’t imagine how insane it would have been to walk through Egypt when these monuments looked mint
Wiring conduits do not have to be straight, and would be damaging and lucrative to remove it as treasure.
@skark77692 күн бұрын
I can not believe that the Egyptians built the pyramids spending so much time and effort and then allowing them to be destroyed. If they had built them their pride would not allow that to happen! The pyramids were built by an older civilization! it was the Egyptians who plundered the pyramids. NO artwork NO encryption. Reminds me of stollen valuer.
@alfredpetrossian30362 күн бұрын
There is no fast or easy Muon detection - lets bring tunnel boring machine and get our hands on the hidden treasure fast & we can give %10 cut from the profit to Zahi!
@coconutsage2 күн бұрын
You are constructing the theory based on current construction techniques, which didn't exist then such as cranes. You have to look elsewhere for clues, not how but who?
@user-fd1mv8dl9q2 күн бұрын
Overall an interesting and informative presentation. My one caveat centers around the petty sniping at Koch, referring to him as a school kid. It simply didn’t fit with what otherwise seemed a scholarly, dispassionate lecture.
@SB5SimulationsFerroviairesEEP2 күн бұрын
Merci beaucoup pour ce partage! Celui ci et d'autres vidéos montre le mensonge des officiels! Pensez à tout l'argent utilisé pour les guerres et les pandémies, et qu'il soit utilisé à la vrai fouille du plateau! On serait vraiment sur une autre histoire! Stéph.
@Ryan-Tech2 күн бұрын
Listen, kid. Do not disrespect Graham Hancock. He had done a much better job than all Egyptologists combined.
@kaylarodrigues90172 күн бұрын
If I were designing the kings chamber, I would have my body buried beneath the floor, beneath the “sarcophagus”. I’d have a big tapered stone plugging the opening flush with the floor then the sarcophagus on top. Not a theory, just what I’d do.
@kaylarodrigues90172 күн бұрын
Or I would have an opening in the chamber wall leading to another chamber. In that chamber, I would have a tapered door plug stone preloaded in that room that could be pulled with ropes until it sits flush with chamber wall. They could have moved the stone back and fourth until they shaped it to a perfect fit. Then a v groove could be cut into the top of the stone, then another “lock” stone would slide down a shaft once the plug stones in place, into the v groove to hold it. After the burial, once the plug stone is in place, the lock stone is dropped in and it would never be opened again. Again, another idea I’d do.
@andrewshedron4252 күн бұрын
Sounds a lot like a Hollywood film set.
@barbossajacksparrow94812 күн бұрын
Still nobody know who build them , why , how , and when ....Embarassing
@cambelljohn45772 күн бұрын
To History for GRANITE: Many thanks for the wonderful video and the great job as usual. Let me just correct you on one thing: These channels were NOT made by the original builders. of the pyramids. Those who planned such a great building with astonishing proportions won't have missed making those shafts from the beginning!.
@JensPilemandOttesen2 күн бұрын
But... Wasn't it already proved that the blocks are poured in place? And the Grand Gallery is obviously an internal ramp.
@DENNISDispenza2 күн бұрын
They might use tree ring dating and dendrochronology methods as well as more C14 and other forms of new highly advanced dating methods. Much more and wider testing needs to be done. There is also the example of contamination of the Shroud of Turin?
@DENNISDispenza2 күн бұрын
As with the Shroud of Turin, they are NOT doing honest C14 dating of the available materials.
@Mixologist-fc4sc2 күн бұрын
First of all, the great pyramid has 8 sides, not 4. Encoded in the dimensions of the great pyramid are mathematical formulas like pi, diameter and circumference of the earth, its distance from the sun and the moon, golden ratio in the king's chamber, etc.,, and you have to wonder how a civilization had access to that kind of astronomical information. Even modern equipment is unable to lift an 80 ton stone 300 ft up in the air. We're looking at an advance but lost technology here... have to be extremely open minded to think about how they built it.
@williammorris5842 күн бұрын
29:45 C’mon, add the living ones lol.
@Ahmedsahane2 күн бұрын
This man is very realistic he never mentioned so called Aliens 👽 😂😂
@baronweber68012 күн бұрын
Why is the a blurred section of a picture at 19:00 m😅bott😅m mute mark
@kaylarodrigues90172 күн бұрын
In regards to opening of the channel being squared for a few centimetres; I am a stone mason. I have fitted many letterboxes into stone I have cut. When I cut out the inside of the letterbox, I try to do it nicely, but it’s far from perfect, but who cares, it’s the inside of the letterbox which nobody sees. But I have to cut the opening perfectly to fit the fascia into it. Often I leave extra stone in place until fascia installation, then cut it back in-situ Could it be possible that the channel was squared at the opening to house a grated copper fascia that looks nice, hides the rough inside and allows air flow?