Abu Rawash (Roush) and Zawyet El Aryan

An examination and comparison of closed Egyptian sites Abu Rawash and Zawyet El Aryan

[@anim8torfiddler871]

New Subscriber; Thank you for this presentation. You have provided substantially more background information than I'm accustomed to hear in these videos. Much to chew upon. And happily, your additions are consistent with the emerging perspectives and information offered by earlier upstarts like Hancock, West, Bauval, Schoch, Foerster, and several others. The mainstream researchers seem to wear blinders to any new discovery from such outsiders that might upsot their applecart. _It is a small tragedy how the Orthodox "Egyptologists" and historians are so utterly invested in the history/timeline/technology limits to which they have all added their sacred Pinky-swear. _*_It appears that very few of the leading Egyptologists have a working knowledge of physics, astronomy, calculus, analytic geometry, chemistry, architectural engineering , structures & materials, economics, organizational management, or statistics._* I have much respect for folks who can get through most of a decade, focused on fulfilling the rigorous requirements of a PhD program. But people really need to acknowledge the much greater extent of what they DO NOT know. What they study to earn their PhD seems to comprise Languages and history. They learn to translate ancient hieroglyphics, Demotic script, Ancient Greek & Latin, to read the histories of the Dynasties as written by the Ancients themselves. Then, even though they accept the word-for-word histories of the "modern" rulers, they completely dismiss any records prior to ~4,000 BCE as Myth, even though the people writing the histories said no such thing, and nor did any writer of the histories. *_So this tiny community claims full authority to deny and suppress and prevent any research into matters they have defined as outside the realm of possibility. That actually means no one is allowed to question their fallibility, their absolute complete knowledge of everything that happened - or Could have happened - in Egypt for all of the history of this planet. "Because we Say So..."_* Sorry, but exactly that kind of Tyranny of the Orthodoxy is what kept the West in ignorance for most of a thousand years.

[@ceciliacastrofromoditidesi2625]

You certainly give us a lot to think about. Very interesting view and great commentary. Thank you

[@monastevenson958]

The November tour was the trip of a lifetime. I love being able to revisit the sites through your videos. Thanks Luke and Yousef.

[@paulbird795]

There could have been a substance in there which when activated, produced a form of energy which was harnessed. Wow this was hi tech stuff but has an air of magic about it, head wrecking stuff! Basement of nuclear reactors, or some other element we have not worked out to harness yet? Maybe it was water fed to cool reaction and steam energy harnessed. Obsessed with this subject!

[@xtra-xsell9025]

I am of the impression that all of the sites you presented are of the old “real” egypt, before the earth changes circa 10,000 B.C. at that time where the fertile region meets the desert was the coastline and then there was a surge for a period possibly 1000 years who knows wherein even the elevated parts of the now desert were submerged in shallow ocean, hence the marine fossils all over the place. The waters then receded and dried up leaving the parched, water eroded megalithic structures of this antedeluvian Egypt, as well as the sand. The nomadic descendants carrying with them records of this once great empire then rediscovered these ruins, settled in the fertile valley, performed repairs on these structures and began the dynastic period.

[@freelifetas1252]

Far more accurate description than I've heard from the egyptologists.

[@Ttack]

Think you’ve got it spot on

[@ast3663]

you should write a sci-fi book..or star gate part II..

[@fredrikwilhelmsen8423]

"who knows wherein even the elevated parts of the now desert were submerged in shallow ocean, hence the marine fossils all over the place. The waters then receded and dried up leaving the parched, water eroded megalithic structures of this antedeluvian Egypt, as well as the sand. The nomadic descendants carrying with them records of this once great empire then rediscovered these ruins, settled in the fertile valley, performed repairs on these structures and began the dynastic period." .. so much this.

[@ast3663]

@@fredrikwilhelmsen8423 wow, maybe you could also find an wrecked star destroyer half buried in the sands in that universe..

[@marielemke8843]

What really gets me is that we still get lied to you about time frames years when they think putting things were built thank you for your honesty because you know we do deserve it and we're not stupid especially when we get told things like the Sphinx is about 2,500 years old come on for like maybe twenty-five thousand years old or older thank you very much I love your videos

[@BobSmith-oe3hf]

The curved cut stone at 11:18 looks like why happens when a saw blade isn’t sharpened properly. If the sharpening isn’t symmetrical it causes the blade to drift.

[@auldbadyin]

KZbin made a ‘recommendation’ for your site which I followed and I thoroughly enjoyed your content and presentation. I’ve subscribed and will watch all your content and look forward to more. Channels like yours are a joy to watch while also being a humbling experience as one understands the limitation of our current understanding of antiquity melded with glimmers of what future research might bring to light. You’ve done an exceptional job with your channel so thank you for making it available. Cheers!

[@rainyday2315]

This video is...... highly compelling

[@enigmasoftheancientworld5245]

Thank you 🙏

[@thunderbugcreative7778]

Zawyet El Aryan is possibly the most fascinating ancient site on this planet. It sure seems to me that they were trying to keep something from coming up through the ground.... Why else would they need the mother of all floors in this area? Makes me wonder how many more megalithic floors like this there are that are undiscovered or being suppressed from the public. And the granite blocks in the center of the limestone blocks just screams mechanical, perhaps piezoelectric design. What exactly are we looking at when we see cut stone blocks garbled together with seemingly natural bedrock walls and lumpy masses of stone? Almost seems as though its all been melted to some degree or otherwise fused together post construction or am I crazy?

[@kruelunusual6242]

Check out the unfinished structures at Mazghuna....

[@LadyBits2023]

.... I don't understand how it's being suppressed by the public when this guy literally not only filmed it posted on KZbin and then made a video elaborating on the subject. How is this being surprised? I'm even commenting on it right now and I'm a member of the public...?

[@thomasthorn3839]

Thank you, Very Interesting ! You have brought to light many observations. I only hope people like you can help answer so many of the questions surrounding these ancient sites. Please keep digging !

[@MrPheegoo]

Excellent, excellent video as are your other videos! Just discovered them. Thank you!

[@shaneanderson1036]

i’d love to know what was in that oval stone tub ! a black ring around its sides left from the substance that was inside ? maybe that’s what all the granite boxes in the seraphim are for ! storage of that substance

[@kenjgood]

Mind-bending to say the least. Thank you for putting this together

[@smakkdat]

Wow, after watching this video, it’s even more obvious these locations were not tombs... Eye opening info in this video for sure, especially toward the end regarding the particular placement of granite stone!

[@StanJan]

cfapps7865 suggested we watch this. Very interesting. Thank you

[@cfapps7865]

I’m watching again when I get home.

[@enigmasoftheancientworld5245]

Thanks to both of you. I don't really like to push my stuff so I'm very glad when people share and enjoy it.

[@stijnvdv2]

'they are repairing something that was just build! Makes no sense'.... Chinese people are like.... really? You should see our buildings.... some of them look like they've survived a war after just a couple of months!

[@alexhanna3921]

These two sites are the catalyst for a total understanding. I don’t subscribe to the spooky astral projection but I have been studying ancient sites from a practical perspective. I admit to a weird feeling that something major is here. Intuition, sixth sense, whatever you want to call it this is the place

[@lg8498]

Hope you make more videos. I love the details. Great information.

[@yousrname]

“The Unseen Realm” by Michael Heisener offers the most plausible explanation into the use for pyramids, ziggurats and other, similar structures. From an ancient, near eastern perspective, gods dwelled on mountain tops, so the ancient peoples would create artificial “dwelling places” for their gods, to try to garner favor with them. Also, the ancient technologies you’re so interested in were given to mankind during the period when angels intermarried with humans and created hybrid beings called “nephilim”. That’s where a lot of what we now see as mythology originates from.

[@jameschavira565]

You bring real new Insight Great job

[@tlriven]

So many questions. The mystery deepens even more. I wonder if the vat and the boxes at the Serapeum of Saqqara served a similar purpose? Have any other sealed vats or boxes been discovered? Did they have the same black ring/substance within?

[@shaneanderson1036]

thankyou again . you are’ now my favourite ancient info site . deleting all the others . nothing is as good . glorious

[@mjzata8591]

great video...that picture towards the end ...omg that is amazing....the lid i get we live in this time of dense matter....and it is to be an amazing time to live-to see this duality ...yet, because our moral compasses seem to be broken, it makes this time to be in dull and i think of what it may have been to live during time of construction like the sites in the video...not just for the ability of creating with maybe sound/vibration, but for the difference of the human experience

[@enigmasoftheancientworld5245]

Life has always been and will always be difficult and a challenge, sometimes I'm aware I tend to view these times in a more golden light than was probably the reality, but there is always the possibility that the golden age, the zep tepi that we see referenced as long distant by our ancestors even 5000 years ago was indeed a truly golden time we can aspire to reach again.

[@prnothall9302]

They are not 'boat pits' they are saw pits needed for cutting the huge sandstone blocks. The Egyptians found the abandoned pits and because they're long and narrow, placed 'boats for the afterlife' journey in them to to transport the dead.

[@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster]

This place is so old that it was once UNDER WATER. We’re talking over 20,000 years old it’s basically all the evidence you need for a lost civilization. I’ve visited a lot of places in Egypt myself 3 different times...... I don’t need someone else who has never been these places to tell me I don’t know what I’m talking about or something because they themselves have never been here and experienced it like me..........

[@anim8torfiddler871]

Sad to say, but many of the people who are MOST close-minded about new discoveries of the ancient world, are the ones who've been there in Egypt for decades. They cling to their Orthodoxy like barnacles.

[@beebop7442]

brilliant . i wish there were more of these

[@jimmy1life]

Another spectacular video

[@hibernative]

Man that story with the lid have me chills. Some otherworldly, forgotten practices we can't BEGIN to understand.

[@kevinhickey2617]

Great video Luke. I remember you talking about this on a pukajay podcast and I’m so delighted you made a full video on it. It’s such an interesting piece of history. Can’t wait for further videos. Kevin. Ireland.

[@enigmasoftheancientworld5245]

Thanks Kevin!

[@sailingaeolus]

@@enigmasoftheancientworld5245 Look up a youtube video "First Time Exploring The Astonishing Osiris Shaft On The Giza Plateau". A granite box 200 feet down and has that same "black goo". Great video by the way.

[@TonyLeith]

Awesome video. Thank you.

[@jacquelineloveselvis]

Was the black ring around the vat ever analysed?

[@dazuk1969]

That's a great question ....analysing that black substance would have answered a lot of questions i feel....Peace

[@jamescgardner1269]

Probably seed oil... makes sense they were seed banking... domestic grains were developed over a very very long time yet the global agricultural revolution which took place around 12000 years ago was a very quick event.

[@dazuk1969]

@XII XII Hi James, the vertigo you say you all experienced there is very interesting. Especially in those that have never had it before. What did you make of the "boat pit" ? i ask because the Engineer Chris Dunn has a theory that it , and others were a cavity to house a huge cutting wheel of some kind ? as you were there and saw it yourself i wondered what your thoughts on that are ?.....Peace

[@jamescgardner1269]

@XII XII Hi mate, I can't explain away the vertigo sorry, but that doesn't mean to say it can't work in with my sarcophagus theory. I can't imagine any other valid reason why a culture built dozens of massive, hermetically sealed boxes, if not for future post apocalypse generations.. there are even cases such as in the Serapeum of Saqqara where the boxes were unfinished and we can make an assumption they were unfinished because of some form of catalyst.. which could have been political / social upheaval or, it could have been an ecological upheaval. If they were preparing for an ecological catastrophe it makes sense to me they would try to preserve their greatest resource, seed. We know the evolution from wild seed to domestic would have been a long and difficult one and dosen't match at all the short evolution of the global agricultural revolution we experienced around 12000 years ago.. It is my hypothesis that a far older civilization domesticated all the grains we know today and that they were rediscovered in their tombs post ice age. I watched an article recently on the unnatural land formations in the Kalahari dessert.. it is speculated that if they were indeed agricultural plains they would be producing enough resources to feed 6 billion people.. that certainly couldn't be a post ice age phenomenon and would fit with a theory regarding a large advanced pre ice age global civilization. All good, anyone's guess is as good as mine, cheers and be well :)

[@hibernative]

XII XII I don’t think that was a seed oil storage. James C Gardner The way it was sealed with the interlocking stones made it seem like it was never supposed to be opened. Maybe some alchemical substance that interacted with the structure? What was the vertigo you talked about? Could it have been a vat of some liquid metallurgy with magnetic properties? Would explain it being vapor sealed with clay and under immense pressure of the structural rocks! People always talk about pyramids being conductors. I just realized that primordial pit deep under the great pyramid being a rectangular shaft, albeit a LOT smaller. This keeps me up at night.

[@EddyCroft]

Good video cipa. Interesting pica and footage of pyramid on army barracks.

[@user-gf7zf9sx7w]

Great topic for examination.

[@jacquelineloveselvis]

Fantastic video. Mind blowing. I wonder if the the 3 pyramids at Giza have these structures underneath?

[@sfjarhead4062]

cfapps7865 brought me here. Great stuff, I'm a new sub.

[@ApacheMagic]

Chuck was great. ❤️ miss his work. ‘All have a very nice day’.

[@cfapps7865]

Very cool look. Thanks. Personally I don't believe there was a pyramid ever at the Djedefre site.

[@enigmasoftheancientworld5245]

Of course, that's possible too. We do find references to the pyramid there in ancient times as "Djedefre's Starry Sky" and the remnants of Tura limestone facing stones that wouldn't have been necessary if unfinished suggests to me it was at one time complete. The two archaeogists I spoke to at the site believes it was complete, and the northernmost point of a city complex that stretched all the way to Meidum.

[@cfapps7865]

I just don't see how it is possible that most places were quarried for later buildings (and they clearly were) including Giza...and the those pyramids are pretty much intact. As are others. But at Djedefre's, Neferefre's, Zayet El Aryan and some others they are all in the exact condition. Pretty much. Yet others are standing pretty much intact nearby. Makes no sense there were ever pyramids there. I could be wrong. But I doubt it. Glad i found the channel. I was wondering.

[@enigmasoftheancientworld5245]

It's entirely possible some weren't complete. But I think Abu Rawash was, and it's well documented that when it was a Roman military camp they quarried it massively. Again, it just shows how much we don't know and how hard it is to establish an accurate history. I hope I don't ever give the impression that I have answers, or know better, because all I really have are questions.

[@cfapps7865]

Really hard, especially with the local narrative. I think the structures were finished, complete. Just not pyramids. That was my only conclusion after looking and doing a video on all structures on the pyramid lists.

[@cfapps7865]

I'm going to mention this channel in one of my next videos.

[@briancooney9952]

i thought i'd read a few years ago, that Abu Ruwash was where they got the idea that an internal ramp was present in some pyramids, because there was evidence of one there. but i can't find that any more.

[@MrBucket300]

The Tau sign which we have here is important to the concept of life and resurrection. My idea that the aquifers are the arteries of mother earth. The bowl was a bandage with medicine for healing the earth. Older than 10,000 years if that's the case!

[@leonthewise5807]

GREAT CONTENT !! IF I COULD I WOULD DEFINITELY VISIT EGYPT WITH YOU 🙂👍

[@gabrieldee345don5]

Really interesting. And you are right.

[@nancyM1313]

Nicely done. Awesome to see something about Ancient Egypt & enjoy watching. Thanks.🛶 Shouldn't they have left the boat there for the Pharaoh😉...lol! Cheers & stay safe 😷03/2021

[@MrYerathrall]

Tens of thousands of years ago, an unknown race of pre dynastic Egyptians made this massive shaft with incredibly massive pink granite blocks with an oval pink sarcophagus at the bottom. But in order to excavate their way to make this discovery they had to remove a rubies cube of giant interlocking multi-ton pink granite pieces covering UP the entire complex. And on top of that was tossed tons more loose rubble. Someone went to a LOT of trouble to make it really difficult if not impossible to get down to that oval tub filled with nothing but 10 cm of black goo. But maybe that black goo is ALL THATS LEFT of the corpse of AN ANNUNAKI ?

[@al2207]

agree, only change the pre dynastic to aliens some 20,000 years ago

[@mostafakhalefa9750]

This is my own and I live there and there are very beautiful things And I've been there in this place for about a week

[@RAUFBEDAR]

Thank you great job man

[@heidymarie9715]

Did they studied the black residue? What happened with that?

[@travisd.2214]

Great video! Thank you! Also, from what I understand... The interior dimensions of the box in the Great Pyramid... match the specifications for the Arc of the Covenant in Scripture.

[@Yarblocosifilitico]

if I'm not wrong the word for ark could mean boat or refuge, so... Oh and if we're talking about a global flood, a ship might work metaphorically, but practically, a pyramid with undeground chambers or an underground city like Derinkuyu must be a better option xP

[@robbiecoffie5624]

I truly believe that they were “plating” gold in those pits. The pyramids were a great electric source. Water running between. Also the pulse and pressure are also needed. Pink granite has what in it to make it pink? Copper. When the sun and lightning hit the pyramids, a great electrical source was probably produced.

[@JohnMartin-gy7nk]

Every non mud brick stone has a painting in stone. Reduce exposure add shadows

[@adlozi]

perhaps this is how they use to secure toxic waste, and now we think it's treassure :P

[@Yarblocosifilitico]

if archeology stays the same, 1000 years from now they'll think our malls were temples and the parking lots some kind of ritual chambers x)

[@crazyrussianbot8012]

did the original Archeologist analyze that residue that was in the stonebox and is it known what it was?

[@enigmasoftheancientworld5245]

As far as I could tell it wasn't even given rudimentary testing, and no one knows what happened to the vat.

[@crazyrussianbot8012]

@@enigmasoftheancientworld5245 maybe it was a "nuclear" power plant with the power-source encased in that block and sealed off. haha. honestly no clue

[@enigmasoftheancientworld5245]

@@crazyrussianbot8012 all we have are theories. The only person I've met who claimed to know what these are refused to tell me what they were, citing personal safety concerns and that the last person who had told the truth about these sites had 'stabbed himself in the back 4 times'.

[@Js-rq9uj]

22:37 upper right, tell me thats not formed and poured. Is it shoring added later?? and is that a statues face with horns and a beard in the center??

[@AncientHistoryCriticisms]

Great video, ties in with cfapps7865's research. I'll give you a shout out in an upcoming video, glad you're still around. Thanks.

[@enigmasoftheancientworld5245]

Me too, any shout out appreciated 🙂

[@darcymcnabb9259]

I had just today thought that theses two places were alike. After seeing a video about Abu Rawash.

[@johnk4437]

a suggestion, on the audio track a very high pitched hissing is heard. High dynanic range maybe running out of "headroom" and is forcibly compressed or even hard clipped somewhere in the audio chain. It makea it difficult to listen and to understand, especially on mobile devices or in environments with high (and noisy) background levels.

[@myrzademuynck7235]

I hope to go on your tour one day.

[@yardsaleuw3075]

Maybe Rawash and El Z were accidents during zep tepi times before giza was constructed. Maybe they blew up and thats why they were quarried later. I believe all of the pyramids, temples, statues and obolisks were built before 10900 bc. Then around 8000-7000 bc the old kingdom egyptians came and found it all and believed it was the land of the gods. They began to carve their graffiti (hieroglyphs) onto everything around 3000 bc once they developed there written language. Maybe the only pyramid egyptians built was the step pyramid at Saqquara, to try and copy the gods. And all the granite and diorite pottery was so precious that it was buried in it to protect it. Zep Tepi culture clearly understood Hydraulics, and electromagnetism. Hydraulics is the only way to move such massive weights regardless of whether they had electricity or not. We built massive cannons on lathes with just steam power in the 1800's. Whos to say they didnt do the same or used some other form of power we either skipped over or havent discovered yet.

[@mrzredbadger7848]

thank you

[@JackGreystoke]

The contents of the vat, could the black residue indicate it was once full of mercury, or is that just nonsense...?

[@briantlougan810]

The oval container could be a) a sarcophagus for a child or dwarf b) for a short alien. Seems like a lot of effort to cover an empty container. Thank you for putting this together.

[@rovertrobert3180]

That's where Hillarys email server was hidden.

[@camielkotte]

Those boxes...Not a burial site at all. That has been known for years already.

[@univercle]

One thing I have to say about why nobody just excavates everything at once is because even 1% of the stuff uncovered takes years to study to get 100% for sure what it is/what it does, so if they take everything all at once it would be hard to get 100% of info. Also just think about our technology now from the 1800's and think about what we will have in 2200's we need to preserve everything the best that we can.

[@enigmasoftheancientworld5245]

It is absolutely a slow and expensive process that we are getting increasingly better at as technology and application of it improves. Marine archaeology in particular is incredibly challenging. I don't disagree with that at all.

[@kmax7163]

I think Abu Rawash was a pyramid that was blown to bits like one of the ancient sites in Bolivia. I didn't see them in this video but there are 4 very large quartzite statues that were blown to hell. Even behind the 4 statues one can see collateral damage on the wall behind the statues. If one is familiar with using a garden hose with a jet stream spray nozzle....you can aim the nozzle at yer target but it takes a second to zero in on yer target.

[@marlonvite4152]

Awesome video, thanks for sharing. Who build them is a question that has more than 2 answers? Although it is most times the handa of the workers or laborers or like fighters at battle in the front lines there is usually only one and sometimes only a few the master designer who most times is not a native but someone like the Duke of Wellignton, like Nicola Tesla, like Wernher Von Braun, Einstein, Edward Leedskalnin (a solo builder), that come from another land with a mind of some kind to direct the master plan ....... Who can affirm it is purely human, our ancestor or like an hybrid plant or even like a mule of some kind? Many names mentioned in videos like ancient, pleistocene, prehistoric is so non conveying where stating the x numbers of years ago is rather more vivid in all of us watching and listening to this great sharing of knowledge. Do you agree?

[@TheKenturtle]

If the three big Giza Pyramids are Orions belt are these ones in places which match the other stars in Orion to the scale of his belt ?

[@nicksothep8472]

I don't believe this was ever a complete pyramid, the ramp goin in/down wouldn't make sense, it's much more probable it always was meant to be a pit, enclosed by those enormous limestone blocks covered in granite. From the outside, I guess, it would have looked like a mastaba, as it still kinda does, and this goes for all three of them, Abu Ruash, Abu Sir and El Aryan. After all the oval koffer/vat found at El Aryan, with its ginormous granite blocks floor, would be hard to explain on a pyramid, i mean, it's pretty hard to explain as it stand! I'd love to have a snapshot from the past to see what their actual purpose was, but it's a pipe dream and we'll have to keep guessing. On a similar note, I remember seeing technical drawings of other similar structures in the same general area, one in particular was surrounded by an underground corridor full of small chambers facing the outer side, looking like actual rooms, which only deepens the bloody mystery! 😅

[@axolotlworld1]

Nice video thanks 👊

[@kruelunusual6242]

Are any of the other "finished" pyramids designed like these??? Do other pyramids have tunnels or excavated pits or "shafts"?

[@durantritchie4410]

They went to a lot of work to kept the tub from being removed why couldn't they have just not removed what was in the tub in the block at Zawyet El Aryan?

[@marcin1699]

Great videos, thank you for your work! Though I think you are mistaken assuming that these were standard pyramids & only "quarried" to their current state (or "left unfinished" as the archeologist love to call these) - they most likely were open structures with only some walls surrounding them (and these were quarried).

[@enigmasoftheancientworld5245]

Marcin, it's possible you are correct. I have more questions than answers, as always.

[@marcin1699]

Well said, humility is the necessary quality to get closer to truth and Egypt does make you humble indeed! Thanks for sharing these vids, I will join you one day once I have enough saved!

[@jayh9529]

Charles kos knows his stuff dude 👀

[@Yarblocosifilitico]

good channel. I found it recently and I think he jumps to conlcusions maybe too often but he's worth listening to

[@DerekShaffers]

Interesting analysis and ideas, thanks! I'm probably with cfapps that these were finished, they are all too similar, when including the others that he's shown

[@robbiecoffie5624]

I believe I can show how Gold was more than likely what was being made there.

[@TeeCee66]

Let me say thank you, thank you, thank you! 🙏 for telling the TRUTH on the timeline to build the large pyramids. Not many want to 👍

[@Ahatmose]

Hi in your video you state the the third pyramid is 103.4 meters. This is wrong. The third is 4154 inches which is 105.51 and within 1/2 of a meter in size (as per Petrie)

[@kennymichaud5366]

Built to give earth an atmosphere .....what a thought?

[@kckman52]

maybe the vat was a battery of some kind

[@cesarquint256]

Really make you think how much they care about their archeological sites... You want to make a movie of old Egypt sure bro, film in this place that is empty but awesome (I know it’s an old movie but common there are pics or vids of this site or a siniliar one full of trash)

[@jakecampbell2792]

Thank you. It was good.

[@kennymichaud5366]

Part of a very large machine

[@awake4life]

I have seen a couple of documentaries about this site. One is hosted by a woman and I would have to search I watched it at least 5 years ago, it wasn't a trash pit then just neglected and ignored.There was some interesting evidence of an explosion at the site and a much deeper shaft that would have taken an expedition.

[@bryanstark8563]

That was Abu Rowash and the video was produced by Carmen Bolter

[@kennymichaud5366]

I think all the pyramids on the plateau were first leved , rough dug out at angles, used geopolyomers cast in blocks at need angles to create internal passageways and built their way up. Sort of like Hoover dam. Im sure some of to stones were solid stone mixed in.....anyone think if granite and some of the limestone can be man made?

[@theobserver2309]

So disappointing we don't know the true names of these sites. It seems wrong that we only know them by the invaders names.

[@teppo9585]

I kinda think the invaders are still amongst us, and know these names. I kinda think the Vatican library is one (of the) place(s) where you´d find this information.

[@ApacheMagic]

I think they were reservoirs.

[@CombatSportsInsider]

Your microphone has no bass man. Time to change it!!

[@jesperandersson889]

interesting figure, wow 15 per cent, one aught to be able to make an estimate then at what every additional per cent adds to the pain of the mainstream (exponential pain)

[@seaSwann]

What happened to Pukajay?

[@tubalchemy432]

only 15% has been excavated....omg ...unless the Vatican already has most of the stuff....my head hurts thinking of what could be there..and then what is underground...

[@Za7a7aZ]

Maybe there are soldiers there because they do not want somebody take a sample and figure out what the black stuff is

[@Za7a7aZ]

When other boxes are found simular black goo in it is found...

[@MrSomethingElse]

Rock 'n Roll

[@BillFromTheHill100]

It could not be allowed to be taller than the great pyramid.

[@iMattC]

Compelling video. I don’t believe this site was being built as a pyramid. It just doesn’t make a lot of sense. I wish we knew what this site was used for; it is definitely clear that it is closed to the public because it does not conform with mainstream egyptologists’ views. Would love to know what was inside the granite container. I guess we will never know.

[@stijnvdv2]

They call it unfinished pyramids... which makes no sense. If you find 1 such things it would make sense but you find them scattered all over looking almost identical to each other... then it's finished, it ain't unfinished!

[@thephilosopherofculture4559]

Lies, ignorance and carelessness are destroying our history.

[@Yarblocosifilitico]

lack of curiosity and rigor also

[@Yarblocosifilitico]

@@Wilsycat care to elaborate? All beings on Earth share a history. And what is kangz?

[@bregjejabra25]

Lou Baldin for some more truth answers....If you think you can handle real Truth....

[@thephilosopherofculture4559]

(1:35 in) "The Center of All Things Wholesome, the United States"????????????????????? Are you aware your country is going down the drain and is on nr. 19 in the list of happiest countries and falling? I take it you meant it ironically. The USA has become a place not to go to.

[@sandmanaustin181]

Vary good video, jumping to my thoughts, theses where supposed to have been pyramids. So in the video of the movie, where they are lowering the stone box/coffin down the ramp, whears the pyramid??? Lol Food for thought> since Dr Robert Schock has proven threw erosion study of the walls around the Sphynx to be 8-10,000years old. suggesting that the Sphynx is of same age, wouldn't that suggest the probability that the great pyramids could be from the same time??? And if so how much of dynastic Egypt is to.? Just one of many questions about what they have kept hidden from us.

[@TheBludgutz]

If I had radioactive material I'd put into a granite box and seal it.

[@anim8torfiddler871]

_Granite usually contains some radioactivity, since it's a composite aggregate mix of materials formed deep underground. The Amount of radioactivity is usually very low, and you won't be harmed by walking past an office building or even working in such a building. But people living on land above thousands of feet of granite layers have found their basements collect an invisible radioactive gas *RADON*, which is a breakdown product of some of the components found in Granite. The gas slowly filters up through fine cracks in the rock._ kncgranite.com/facts-granite-radiation/

[@phoboskittym8500]

The vat was full of DMT!!! lol

[@enigmasoftheancientworld5245]

Don't smoke the black DMT 😂

[@sandysandy967]

When they gets to the mid 30s may be the ferohs start to build pyramids for themselves. But its not like that many rulers of that time phase ruled as in total if you see its only 7-10 pyramids will be their and many of them are destroyed and very few are still alive in whole. Thankyou.

[@Zeonoid]

All build by Marduk (Ra) and destroyed by Ninurta (Amon Ra) ..and YES they were gods but not as we imagine gods