How in the world did they make that jewelry tho thats amazing

Why are some of the areas so...messy? All this precision, and time spent on the pyramids, and structure....but it looks like they just threw all his possessions in a pile because they ran out of room. Id assume all these things would be displayed perfectly and treated with care. Idk, just an observation.

24:40 innermost sarcophagus. Two questions is the colour red? and What is the material?

Great informative and entertaining walk, thanks! (Venezuelan living in London)

Lovely presentation. New subscriber here! ❤❤❤

That was amazing very informative Have to watch it again and make notes BTW I'm from Boston Massachusetts

That was a great lecture Edward, really informative. I'd love to learn more about the rise and eventual fall of the pharoahs and the three ages of Egypt maybe a future lecture!? All the best, Duncan.

I am learning so much from your videos.Thank you

Love this. Very informative. What an incredible city.

Super interesting.I enjoyed every second of that. Thank you !!

Wonderful tour of an amazing, historic yet very contemporary city. Informed, relaxed and charming. Very well-done Edward. Thank you.

Last time I was in London I went to the temple on Sunday to attend a service and to see William Marshall tomb but it was closed on Sunday 😮

Do they have a roofers guild or slater/ tilers guild? I’d join that . Actually I’d join any of them for a laugh if they needed anyone and if I lived in London. I very much doubt that Blackpool has any guilds😅

Amazing, love your narration. Best clip of Dionysus I found on youtube. Please make more mythology/history videos.

Interesting to learn that William The Conqueror could beat out any amount of military power on the battlefield - but he couldn't defeat the subtle power of money! It was ever thus. Thanks for this tour. I'm a Brit. I've been to various bits of this but got lost last time,didn't know how it all joined up!

What a wonderful video, thank you so much. I’m visiting Munich now and you just helped me decide which museum to visit. Your thorough, detailed video is excellent

Thank you for such an interesting video. If you allow me, Barbican might come from an old French word, barbacane, a defensive gateway, a city wall later. You have quite a few of them in Europe also. Nicole

the monarchy and the crown are two different powers, lets say.. . just by the by .. the square miler of london like washinton DC both are city states, as too is the vatican

Absolutely loved this video, well done !!

That was great, I enjoyed it very much. Loads of information and well presented, Thank you.

Excellent video. Thank you for your knowledge. I have never heard of the Field of Reeds. I must research this further. When I was in my early teens I had a prophetic dream that followed your description including the field of reeds. I had never drawn the connection until this video.

Thank goodness you're calling them Heiroglyphs. I watched something the other day of a museum tour with the actual curator of the collections, and he kept saying Heiroglyphics. I thought the curator of collections of tuts burial treasures would know that the glyphs on the items aren't called heiroglyphics, but Heiroglyphs. I told him heiroglyphics is an adjective and its the name of the language of heiroglyphs. According to Dr. Bob Brier and every egyptologist.

I’m so grateful for your thorough and thoughtful presentation. You have the best video on the subject on KZbin. Most other presentations on Tut seem geared to a young audience, so they use a million jump cuts to hype the production. But you carefully linger on Tut and his treasures, and it inspires contemplation and wonder. Thank you.

Good video, but it would become a great video by removing the little screen in the right upper corner...

Ampelos was his first love, not his friend 😤

Appreciate this amazing narrative. Thanks. Interesting lesser known places and stories, making London more enchanting ❤

Are you the same guy that does that crime/murder videos?

Thank you for this informative and wide-ranging video. I liked the complexity of the stories or and around Dionysos. I have just one suggestion: your selection of images was mostly well thought through and researched but I was left wondering what some of the images were. Is it possible to add a referenced list of images used? Title, artist and repository would be useful for future research.

Despite all the imagery and sculptures of King Tut with very dark skin and thick lips, the "modern reconstruction" made him look like a fair skin english chap. 😂 Bias anyone?

Excellent

This was Wonderfully interesting. Just consistent flowing great information and storytelling ❤🎉

And notice that the Egyptians were BLACK AND BROWN 🟤🤎 people. This is black history

He was a brown King

Really enjoyable, informative and pretty good camerawork too. @1:02:56 Bank of England architect was Sir John Soane whose eponymous museum in Lincoln Inns Fields Holborn is a uniquely odd and incredibly wonderful house crammed full of his collection of art, antiquities and peculiar stuff !

Jesus christ are there no documentaries anymore. Has all of life been reduced to an advert and a podcast.

Can I bring up a sensitive point? Tuts reconstruction is very IDK Arabic looking, and in Africa back then, there were Nubians who were definitely black, but lots of black ppl think that Egyptians were black as well, and I'm in somewhere middle, I think ppl were so tribal that they separated colors, but the warriors on the fringes had mixed and began a whole new(I hate to say it but tribe) like Ethiopians, they are the most actuall Representative of race integration over millennia. Am I a sob racist for commenting this, or it doesn't matter, or what? I completely support African heritage, only that the original Jews weren't black, and neither was Jesus, that's extreme thinking without proof, back then Mediterranean ppls were mixing in the ports, but inland not so much unless invaded, this is how we today can trace DNA

This was literally the golden age of Egyptian culture, I'm no egyptologist but understand the basics on the timeline of pharaohs and pyramid builders, and various wars like sea ppls. As we learn history we understand how vast time is compared to a human life, measley 40-70 years is a generation, in a good period, so learning timelines compared to each other is the best way to understand it, like Chinese, vs Roman, vs Egyptian, but all at a single chart. That's how best to grasp things, at least for me learning Mesopotamia, and all the groups conquering each other for thousands of years, because numbers sometimes don't show the overlapping things going on at the same time all over the world

Just to be pedantic - meat is "hung", people are "hanged".

Its hard to find any info on the contents of the tomb. Great job! THANK YOU!

No money to send, but my thanks.

It never the less your video is so great

I guess I just don’t understood why they thought it was ok to break in and take the stuff out whether they displayed it in Egypt or not I just think it should have been left as intended I’m still so intrigued but I just can’t help but feel it wrong was he even Egyptian

Pray for the unity of Christendom.

I really enjoyed watching this video, i found it very informative and interesting, thankyou for sharing

Мне не нужно музей это характер жадный псих . читать запрещено дверь замок не слушай открыто дурак да 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

How does one gallop at a full trot?

Thanks so much for a very interesting history, your style and sense of humour is very enjoyable.

Hello Edward! I live in Eugene, Oregon USA. I've been to London once just 12 days after the Queens passing. London is by far my favorite destination. Wish I could have had you as a tour guide. Your knowledge and insight is amazing!

Straight up at 1.30 you have already gotten the story wrong. I won't be watching the rest of this video.

Second most inner cofin is my favorite.