Ancient Egyptian Boat Museum - The Khufu Solar Ship

[@ModernDayRenaissanceMan]

I just found out that this boat exists. As somebody who has studied history my entire life it never ceases to amaze me how much more is out there that we don't know. You can study forever and they would still be a million things you would never know. It would take a thousand people studying and sharing their information all day long for you to really be up to speed!

[@junincanada4216]

Feels like I'm in Egypt!

[@leonh67]

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[@IMHAVINHOOPS]

I’ve watched your Pompeii vids and now I’m in Egypt! Thank you for your wonderful channel and THANK YOU for not using over powering music because that would ruin everything. Currently in Lockdown in the U.K. but thanks to you I am travelling the world! This has been such precious gift today. Thank you. I really mean it.

[@kf9926]

Your are not travelling the world get out your house

[@clarelynne15]

Thank you. I remember when they found it. They were completely surprised. Covered it up again to keep it from dissolving before they could build an humidity controlled enclosure. Wonderful pictures in Life Magazine.

[@vesves667]

No. They covered it up, to try and hide the truth, until they could come up with a “good” story.

[@juniorazevedo3109]

yes

[@yungbizzle9980]

Great work!! Thank you for bringing me to Egypt!!

[@ProWalks]

Hey, thanks so much for checking out the channel!

[@fluffycat087]

That is a really well done vid, good camera work. It was like I was there. Thanks.

[@alg2187]

I am really impressed by the camera man. Such a fine skill.

[@DonnasPeaceOfArtStudios]

What a incredible thing to see, thank you for sharing and history captions👍🏽

[@leonh67]

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[@juniorazevedo3109]

very Yes mister bhoter

[@AhmadFaisalAyaz]

This channel deserves more likes and subscriptions.

[@ChillExplore]

Well done. Thanks for this glimpse of Egypt

[@bradleyrex2968]

Thankyou for this video. I toured this museum 30 years ago and was really disappointed 2 weeks ago to find that it was gone. The boat has been moved to the new museum, but that wing of the museum is not open. So the boat has not been seen by the public for 3-4 years.

[@ruraledition]

It's fine and delicate like a dead frond that's dropped off a date palm growing on the edge of the Nile and that now glides smoothly along it. Even the oars are shaped like leaves. It was probably once someone's Ferrari docked on a private pier just outside their luxury villa.

[@chriskarsseboom2200]

Can you even wrap your head around how old this boat is? We are closer in time to cleopatra than she was to this boat. When the romans were ruling this boast was 2000 years old. The fact is so preserved is crazy. We literally have nothing from human civilization this far back but here is a full boat in amazing condition.

[@44divar]

So agree with you, just imagine, but really almost impossible. It is in great condition. I did see the “Jesus Boat” that was found when Sea of Galilee was low, and when I saw that, it had just been taken out of a special solution which was to preserve the boat’s wood otherwise it would crumble after opposed to the air. I love seeing this stuff, so I sure wish I got to see the one by the pyramid. I was in Giza November 1998, going into pyramid. We didn’t see this museum then, nor did our tour guide mention it. We did see a lot of people behind the sphinx area but were told it was some temple area thingie.

[@Alin-eu2ew]

That is impressive. Just imagine the ancient kings riding on that boat fully ornated

[@basemali847]

yes..it's amazing

[@starduck8014]

Your channel is so fabulous thank you!!! X

[@ProWalks]

Hey, thanks so much!!

[@rondareynolds5204]

Thank you for posting was in Egypt two years ago and saw this boat it was great to relive it again and I remember when they found it

[@happyhedgewytch4573]

Very interesting! Thanks for sharing!

[@hotlanta5521]

*_So amazing! I never knew this place existed_* 👍👍👍

[@Papag53]

Love Prowalk

[@rugosetexture2716]

This is a nice surprise. Thanks very much!

[@missnatalie2607]

Thanks for sharing this 👍❤

[@shaunthesheep1416]

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[@natalija6357]

Many many thanks!

[@danielebergerjussot7151]

Wonderfull thank you very much I am waiting for the others

[@adrienperie6119]

*What a great example of archeological work,* the boat was respected, left where it was found, assembled carefully and nothing was added to make it look “perfect”, and the building is just designed to show the boat as is, no fancy pictures decor or lighting so that you can really appreciate it for what it is. Immagine if this was done in countries like Turkey that leave incredible things like this to rot outside and get graffiti and human feces and detritues thrown upon them.

[@md.moinulislam9467]

MASHAALLAH khub valo video........

[@tanb8]

That's really cool! Such a beautiful boat.. it would have looked amazing sailing on the Nile all those years ago 😁

[@caressacoleman8623]

amazing craftsmanship

[@anndeakin6763]

Magnificent great find

[@CityWalks]

👍Pretty incredible but this was preserved. Reminds me a bit of the museum in Stockholm for the Vasa. This is also a great reminder of your Giza walks from last year. Those are so cool, I may have to go back and rewatch them. Thanks. - Henry

[@TrakyalGezgin]

nice vlog I like it!!

[@ttvtraveller9630]

Great interesting video. Thank you.

[@jacquelinewillems981]

There are three more boat pits surrounding the base of the pyramidal Giza. This is the only one to be excavated and reassembled. There are other boat pits at other pyramidal locations. The Egyptian ship building yard has also been discovered.

[@whodatdey9726]

thx 4 this vid.

[@leonh67]

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[@jerrera45]

I remember when Khufu was on a popular 50's TV show... "Khufu, Fran & Ollie"

[@ΜΙΧΑΛΗΣΜΑΚΡΗΣ-ο7σ]

Amazing

[@leonh67]

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[@clayguy1]

Thank you so much..

[@user-us6ce7me8k]

Awesome destination! 💛💛

[@GeraldoLago]

Simplesmente fantástico!

[@nanajuba4502]

﴿وَحَمَلناهُ عَلى ذاتِ أَلواحٍ وَدُسُرٍ﴾ [القمر: ١٣]

[@zerofox7347]

Amazing it still exists although reports that it would still float are a long shot!

[@bluezndance]

thank you for no music tour!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jadwiagabielska5302]

Thanks

[@Faustobellissimo]

Yes, I like these short videos better.

[@ProWalks]

Good to know!

[@subrasanthanam693]

Nice pictures. They used carved wood, peg joint to join the wood. I wonder if they used any kind of material to prevent leaks. The name for the boat in Egyptian fallukka

[@Coinz8]

Apparently, they had access to bitumen, pitch. "Bitumen was used in Antiquity as a sealant (for ceramic pots, baskets and boats), an adhesive (for jewellery, tools and masonry), a varnish (for wood, stone and metal), fuel and medicine (Nissenbaum 1978). One of the more renowned uses of bitumen was as a preservative for mummies in ancient Egypt (Bahn 1992)."

[@elconquistador5095]

I want to visit the new museum.

[@franciscoj.sepulvedal.7975]

Thanks!!! Your videos are the best!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@waynebarry2597]

Was there anything inside it when it was discovered?

[@zynjams]

Saw this in the early 1980s, to me it was better than the sphynx and the pyramids

[@therichtershow]

Awesome video! the only thing that sucks about the pyramids is that your whole experience gets ruined by scammers and hustlers

[@fernandosguera8360]

tks, you are great,when i was in egypt i couldn t saw the boat

[@yxsh._rathod2607]

Op timing🤫🤫🤫🤫😁😁

[@emosist402]

Thanks,🤗

[@rockyrokula6562]

great

[@leonh67]

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[@zhanglin3265]

Egyptians worshiped the Sun God. The Solar Ship is the ship with the Sun God in the ship. When GOD is at the helm, wherever this ship travels, it goes through heavenly peace and joy. The ancient ship explains the New Spirituality very well.

[@ranimychanel2725]

Next money heist : "we will steal an ancient boat"

[@sudarshantarade6491]

This was like the Rolls Royce Phantom EWB of the old days for rich people.

[@Sourdo1]

Great video, but ... We didn't get to see Chops!

[@iluminati33]

No lo sé Rick , parece muy restaurada pero aún así , es un gran e histórico descubrimiento

[@nancyM1313]

😷👌thanks

[@antoniocuerva7089]

Amazing... 👏👏👏👏👏

[@zhanglin3265]

Follow your heart, hold onto your soul!

[@ediwow2797]

are the ancient Egyptian was short?? Why does looks like the open door or the room in the boat was too small for a person today??

[@ProWalks]

I'm not sure..good question.

[@jzjzjzj]

People in the past tended to be a bit shorter due to diet and it would be short to reduce drag its not that bad to duck to get in if it means you go a bit faster

[@zhanglin3265]

"The Uraeus or Cobra and the Vulture were symbols of protection, the Cobra for Lower Egypt, and the Vulture for Upper Egypt." Reunion.

[@drizzydaniell6907]

I DONT UNDERSTAND... it was build in 1985???? or dicovered....

[@ProWalks]

I don't remember what I wrote exactly..but yeah, discovered in 85.

[@drizzydaniell6907]

@@ProWalks yes, thanks I did a bit of research it’s was build on 2566BC... it makes me question Christianity I feel they stole a lot of Egyptian cultures de history.... great videos keep uploading.

[@ProWalks]

Hey thanks, their dating methods are all flawed and then end up choosing the date that most closely fits their own narrative.

[@drizzydaniell6907]

@@ProWalks meant to say they stole Egyptian history to make the Bible.... much love

[@uzairshabir1440]

mashallah

[@leonh67]

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[@beyondenigma-esotericsecre9175]

The Ark is a retold MYTH reference of to the stars + planets (Aka Gods) + cosmological events ✨!

[@noahkidd3359]

yeah and the Sun is a FLAT PICTURE created by the Cia + FBI (Aka the New World Order) + I'm a total moron!

[@nexustri1146]

The Pyramids was shining in AC Origins. What happened

[@MrSkiloV]

Lol Cairo needed cheap masonry

[@juniorazevedo3109]

é de arrepiar

[@khairulhaspannadeak4456]

Wow,masih sebagus ini padahal dibuat zaman nabi Musa alaihissalam?Subhanallah

[@nickauclair1477]

I think the extra pieces of this boT were hydro foils to lift it over the waves.

[@lifenegotiator2700]

This is basically ancient world Lamborghini

[@jaslifestyle5469]

My teach send this we are learning abt Egypt and btw I’m in 3rd grade

[@jediknight73]

Amazing so little security system there is. Consider the region

[@heatherjones6647]

Was there just over a year ago. There was security everywhere. Every exhibit space had x-ray machines as you saw in the beginning of the video and we were constantly taking stuff off and putting it back on again. One of our group was an idiot whose money belt kept triggering all the body scanners holding everything up and totally defeating the point of the belt in the first place.

[@DavidDragonhammer]

Am surprised it wasn't more decorated of a boat,thought all his wealth he want to go in style? almost like they haven't found his main boat to take to afterlife,always believe they hid more than what we have found,

[@Coinz8]

Why would they hide anything? The finding of something groundbreaking results in publicly and funding for the museum. Its detrimental to hide anything found.

[@charlesritz6509]

Built from cedar imported from Lebanon.

[@nickblum1016]

Some say that that these boats were ocean vessels..I don't know..I'd be scared shitless to sail an ocean in that

[@DjJokerr]

I was there inside the place and didn't see the damn boat.. I didn't know you had to go upstairs... 😔

[@leonh67]

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[@jerolvilladolid]

I dont know but why do I get the feeling that the cameraman is a sexy guy

[@leonh67]

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[@cairoalexander9727]

Interesting writing style in that you report this to be a space ship without batting an eye or really acknowledging the oddity of what you are saying we are looking at.....I guess its just all out the closet and normal to travel time and space in a wood boat.

[@ProWalks]

I'm reporting what it was believed to have been at the time. Pretty sure I called it a boat.

[@uthman13]

Please visit Saudi Arabia, you are welcome

[@leonh67]

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[@jzjzjzj]

I feel like its missing a sail

[@Coinz8]

Could be. The Egyptians used two boats: one with rowers to go downstream and one with a sail to go upstream.

[@ssherrierable]

Entrance to the museum requires a separate ticket? 🤣 they really know how to stick it to you…

[@janicethyss6184]

I was visiting there one time and a guy tried to steal my shoes

[@aaronmcconnell7358]

It's a beautiful piece of craftsmanship but the ship of the king who built the greatest monument the world has ever seen, I highly doubt considering every other funerary item is highly ornate . This ship looks more like something that would be used to transport goods, and materials to workers they already know there were water ways built to the pyramids for transport of materials . It was more likely left by workers as a time capsule ,remember we are only shown what they want us to see . But this is only my opinion that doesn't make it correct either we all can only guess .

[@Coinz8]

It was used to transport his body, not a daily sailer. It was buried because old kingdom religion believed that the king would need his boat to sail off with the sun god.

[@robertopizano6436]

The only thing that I don't like , is that this museum was build to close tho the pyramid. Roberto Pizano

[@Sayuti111-q6k]

Khufu ship Made in Mega

[@helmyhussein]

The ships of million years wasnt a ship for water...

[@leonh67]

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[@CakMukidi]

Siapa yang kesini gegara nex carlos

[@robertandrewhales2356]

Come 117 Sid inquiery the warning

[@ProWalks]

Say again?

[@davehillguitarman7617]

During the great flood the great pyramids were submerged. The survivors from Lake Titicaca came to rest on the great pyramids. These ships were kept in state as a memorial to that time”the 1st time”

[@gigigreen6931]

It's impossible for wood to last that many years. I've seen steel boats rotten faster.

[@gunarsagerry3502]

They Can preserv human remain for thousand years. Do you think they Can do the same thing to a piece of Wood?

[@导演文森吴]

You want to tell me that this boat is staged so opened?! Where people breath and could touch it if they want. Not mentioning the sunlight that will leave it marks. Wtf 😳 They should store it in a bunker and replace it with a replica.

[@markgoddard2560]

Lovely tours, but it would have been nice to see the tools that were preserved. But thanks anyway.

[@IamCaptainDeadpo0l]

Go ahead Egypt take credit for inventing Kungfu, naming a city kungfu doesn't really make you the inverters of kungfu.

[@hamdiben8163]

So slaves planned and did the measurements for this wonder? Or did they have engineers etc..?

[@Coinz8]

Engineers

[@naimflamuri_ulqin]

wtf they put this glass crap museum next tôpiramide this is insane

[@santana7671]

Ship firaun

[@westleymerriweather6268]

This is where the christians got the idea of Noah's Ark.

[@gregorflopinski9016]

Oars, because sails are for poor people

[@leonh67]

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[@Coinz8]

The ancient Egyptians used two types of boats: one with Oars to go downstream and one with sails to go upstream.