Discoveries in Egypt That SCARE Scientists

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From terrifying tombs to reptilian mummies, let's take a look at some scary discoveries that should have been left undiscovered!
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[@darlingdeb7010]

Here's the thing: we don't know that these mathematic principles didn't exist back then due to the dark ages and the Alexandria Library being burned down. The amount of knowledge we lost is staggering. Societies were very advanced back then. We're probably still relearning things that we once knew.

[@ro4eva]

*I have loved learning about Ancient Egypt starting in elementary school. It is such an amazing topic for me. I am so glad nobody managed to destroy it all.* *If you are Egyptian, I think you should be proud of your ancient heritage, because it's beautiful.*

[@scottdoesntmatter4409]

Islam certain TRIED to destroy ancient Egypt, what with the Great Pyramids and the Sphinx.

[@PublicAwakening]

Unfortunately, the Egyptians today are not of the same genetic lineage as the people of ancient Egypt. DNA analysis of modern day Egyptians and DNA taken from ancient Egyptian mummies has proven they of different haplogroups. Ancient Egyptians have a significantly closer genetic relationship to people of the present day Near East and the Levant than they do to modern day Egyptians who have a much higher admixture from sub-Saharan populations.

[@LAni-Hamliton]

​@@PublicAwakeningNO sweetheart that's just western BS actual genetic studies have actually proven the opposite that the modern Egyptians are the very same as the ancient Egyptians and that was done testing ancient Egyptian mummys and modern Egyptian genetics what you find on the internet is just Westerners attempt at alienate US from our heritage for some ugly western political purposes and if you want to actually confirm that you can always ask our Egyptologyest whom exist in Egypt.

[@LAni-Hamliton]

DON'T WORRY most of us are absolutely proud ❤

[@bunyipdragon9499]

​@@PublicAwakeningfor most people their heritage is the soil they're on and their family rather than DNA. If you test any DNA of any country you'd find it very different even 1000 yrs ago to today. Heritage and science don't always compute to the same thing.

[@PlagueDoctorscp049]

Ancient egypt is so mysterious it amazes me every time

[@karianbear]

The fact that ancient pyramids are fancy is because they were made out of limestone.

[@TheNSKShow]

Ancient Egyptians: build precise pyramids. Me, assembling IKEA furniture: close enough, it'll hold the TV.

[@dirkhaar2243]

You're talking about a kid's bed, or a wardrobe? ;-)

[@PippaC33]

I feel that so much!😂

[@Bravelonelypeople721]

There needs to be a horror game made based solely on ancient Egypt and its mythology, beliefs, and practices

[@grantafrica4412]

I'd pay for that.

[@darkshado124]

Same! I need more lewd art of my boy Anubis!

[@markward1642]

I'd also pay for that

[@RedlarvaOi-Oi-Oi]

​@@darkshado124The fuck

[@scottdoesntmatter4409]

ancient egypt is nowhere near as horrifying as Islam.

[@shoshonnie7796]

Fun fact: there are actually 8 faces of the pyramids, each side is slightly angled inward and is bisected down the middle. Like a paper fortune teller.

[@eucliduschaumeau8813]

That's right. They have eight sides and not four, as previously thought.

[@gamified6706]

Omg thats amazing 😂

[@isty4491]

Yes the centre line that turns each of the 4 sides into 8 is indented 6 inches, which is almost imperceptible given the length of each side (750 feet) Another thing that is not often mentioned is that the rock which the pyramids are built on top of, was all levelled, presumably by hand, its not "perfectly" flat of course, but its so close to perfect the human eye could not spot its imperfection. This is a feat of engineering almost greater than the building of each and any pyramid, its a vast area large enough for 4 pyramids Oh yes 4, there was once one more Pyramid made of black granite, and for some reason, and somehow it was taken down completely so as to leave almost no trace, there were pictures painted of all 4 painted by European Explorers back in 1600ish, 3 paintings in total showed all 4 pyramids, yet all painted years apart from one another, and from different angles And to restate my other comment i made under this video here - They were not tombs, no corpse or mummy has ever been found inside a pyramid, but this is the lie they keep telling All Pharaohs mummies were found in the Vally of Kings and Queens, a significant distance from the pyramids There are more pyramids in Sudan, than in Egypt, approximately 250 in Sudan, and around 80 in Egypt Also the word Pyramid is Greek, very few people think to ask the Egyptians their word for them, it is _Al-Chem_ literally meaning Magic, and where we get the word Alchemy of course It really does suggest that main stream Academics do not wish us to know certain things, or they know, but dont want us to know, some students have been kicked out of universities for wanting to explain some of these "forbidden" aspects. By doing this the Academics ensure they half-truth persists, and anyone who goes public can be discredited immediately by saying _"he (or she) hasnt even got their Doctorate in Egyptology, they are clearly uneducated and just guessing"_

[@Stevieray55]

incorrect 9 faces and nor was it ever a tomb

[@Mozzarella-and-Tomato]

@@isty4491 Thanks for sharing this!!!

[@eucliduschaumeau8813]

One thing about cat mummies. I studied archaeology much of my life and there were so many hundreds of thousands, then millions of cat mummies, that, in the 19th and 20th centuries, farmers would grind them up in mills and use the material as fertilizer.

[@thehive8181]

Funny, So many more cats than people?

[@thetaekwondoe3887]

@@thehive8181 Bob Barker wasn't around yet.

[@Elessar0wind]

The west was doing some real f'd up desecration. People were using mummies for paint, and even 'medicinal' purposes.

[@KMF3]

Probably a good use

[@CcDd823]

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[@EloiseTheKarateCat89]

Ye i agree!

[@EloiseTheKarateCat89]

Lol 1:42

[@victoriajohnson4420]

As to the last one, the ancient Egyptians believed that a properly mummified corpse was essential to the soul having an eternal life. So to deny mummification to someone was to prevent them from ever enjoying an eternal afterlife- the ultimate punishment. The "screaming" skull is just a common and natural result of rigor mortis because of the way the jaw is attached to the skull. The person may have died calmly or violently as that wouldn't affect the process that opens the mouth after death.

[@tovarishcheleonora8542]

And do not forget that the mouth and jaw usually kept close by muscles, that's why some people sleeping with somewhat open mouths for example. And after death it's won't hold anymore either especially if the muscles already decomposed. The other mummies might have closed mouth because of tight enough wrapping.

[@deannaflynn6144]

Maybe he wasn't dead yet...😮🤔

[@loke6664]

They did kinda mummify him, but they just did a very bad job and that was either on purpose or the priest refused to do the job so his servants had to do it. The man not only slit the throat of his own father (Ramses III), he also more or less killed New kingdom Egypt. Ramses III was the last strong pharaoh, the new kingdom went on for another 80 years or so until Ramses XI died but it was never a powerful nation again. Ramses III:s 2 battles against the sea people were the final great thing the new Kingdom did. So yeah, I have my doubts that old Ramses could have stopped that if he had survived his assassination but it was the final nail in the coffin. The dude got exactly what he deserved. But you are right, the scream likely is post mortem due to the very sloppy mummification job.

[@robertgraybeard3750]

around 3::53 "average life expectancy 25 to 35 years of age" infant mortality pulled the average down drastically.

[@RedRavenNine]

Ya I never put much faith in that stat. If the West were to calculate in all their childs deaths, they would likely be close to the same stat.

[@mrktz]

Clickbait title, at no point is fear expressed by the scientists ever mentioned.

[@Sjkaiser85]

You don't think finding 18 random hands that are unusually large that are randomly placed in pits to be something that would have scared them?

[@mrktz]

@@Sjkaiser85 No. If you're an archeologist and finding human remains scares you, you're in the wrong line of work.

[@codymanthey5694]

Egypt is at the top of my bucket list of countries I want to visit. After watching exploring with josh and his Egypt blogs it makes me want to go even more

[@QuaranEveryday]

Oh boy, I went to Egypt pyramids, Its Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Be Amazed💙

[@n0ukf]

Why are these scientists always scared of discoveries? They should be thrilled.

[@Marcos_Vermanos]

This channel needs to talk about Egypt a lot more that stuff is a rabbit hole of fascination

[@alexmendoza4261]

Look up Bright Insight, Jimmy talks all about Egypt and takes you in the pyramids. He has a few pages on the subject.

[@corriemcginnis4400]

This channel is only going to talk about what Wikipedia tells him to talk about

[@Marcos_Vermanos]

@@corriemcginnis4400 what do you mean?

[@Coolcat9099]

Instead, Greece

[@Coolcat9099]

Best mythology

[@kittenisageek]

At 10:01 "How was building this Great Pyramid possible?" I would LOVE to see a reproducible method of using wedges soaked in water to neatly crack blocks of granite. In order for this to work, the method needs to be scale-able such that 2.3 million blocks can be made in such a way that they fit together perfectly without room for a piece of paper. And that's just the Great Pyramid. Then there's the ancillary questions: How many times can you re-use a wedge before it needs to be replaced? How many wedges are necessary for each block? How accurate do the wedges need to be in order to create smooth edges? What forest would have provided the necessary wood? And, finally, how did they get the wood into the granite in the first place, such that it would create smooth edges when the granite cracked? I mean, most sources claim that this is how it was done, but I have yet to see any real-world examples that even come close to the precision necessary for the blocks used in the Great Pyramid. Additionally, I'm skeptical that this method would be swift enough to provide the 315 blocks per day necessary to build it in 20 years time (per Herodotus). My point is that there are problems with our hypothetical model of how the pyramids were built. The evidence of the pyramids themselves, and the precision with which they were built, insists that the builders had access to better tools than we are giving them credit for. (EDIT: At 10:50 the narrator states that the blocks were smoothed down into shape after being placed on the pyramid. This is possible, but not with the copper and bronze chisels the Egyptologists claim were the tools of the time. 315 stones per day for a 12-hour day is 26 per hour. That's two and a half blocks every minute. So either the stones were already shaped for placing, or they had a much faster method of smoothing. )

[@Oxyacantha]

Wouldn't be surprised if the 'no boiling heads' sign was to ban fish-head soup. Someone cooked that in the galley of a ship I worked on, and it stunk so horribly that the galley had to be fumigated, and the pot it was cooked in was thrown overboard by the chief cook, who also banned it from ever being made in his galley again. The stink was so bad that most of the crew couldn't go inside, and if they tried they'd end up vomiting. The people who cooked it, however, said it was delicious... so I guess it's something you have to grow up with.

[@user-ed6in5ko4h]

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[@Just-Michael-NL]

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[@Jaker2123]

This is all known stuff though

[@oliverorsten1706]

Yeah me too

[@mystwolfe7791]

Plot twist the animal mummies were just mummy students taking their finals before being allowed to mummify humans.

[@angelbear_og]

🤯

[@ReinoW-uk7ok]

If aliens helped Egypt, that means ancient Egypt are so smart that they could communicate with aliens

[@unforgivencaleb528]

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[@pamelasfauxpaintingatl228]

What a cute explanation of how the stones were transported. Some of the chamber stones from quarries as far away as 500 miles way!

[@user-wr5yg6cy2b]

Cutest explanation i ever heared🥸 did u know in zak mckracken the aliens wear marx bros glasses to cover up their existence

[@FireDancerProduction]

I bet, in the black sarcophagus, that those three were caught in something illicit and taboo for the time, and we're buried alive as punishment. By passing in that device, their bowels likely would have evacuated, hence the sewage. (I'm not 100% sure those mummies went through a proper mummification beforehand..) But that's just a theory...

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[@ThrillSeeker3524]

It's all fun and games until someone unleashes the curse

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Yeah?

[@Broleem9263]

Aw man if this was made earlier i would've showed this to my teacher because we were learning about ancient Egypt :(

[@monicanguyen9772]

Well its too late😢

[@MaximousMorningstar]

I've always wondered how much money it would take and how much time that it would take to restore all 3 of the pyramids to their original glory. That would be amazing to see how the pyramids are supposed to look.

[@kasimabdul2948]

It's getting to a point they are just digging up random people that died in that time.

[@Eddieavina123]

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[@TheWayshower]

Your videos are very well done and entertaining 🌞 However, I think it's important to point out that there was never any actual bodies, bones, mummies found inside of the pyramid of Giza. The tomb That would have or may have contained the body of the king was empty. So any supposition that this was a royal tomb, is just that, a supposition.

[@tovarishcheleonora8542]

It's not impossible that tomb robbest did raid the place in the past way before the archeologists found it.

[@AC_SLANGA]

I don’t think we know anything about what truly happened and what is to come Egypt should be studied deeper!

[@Libellulaire]

It's not just a theory. There are old texts that refer to it being Khufu's, there is Khufu's name written on the rocks inside the pyramid, and Khufu's relatives were buried nearby, which was the common practice back then. There are also some of Khufu's belongings buried nearby the pyramids. Heck, there has even been a diary found ordering limestones, and on it it was specified it was for Khufu's and this pyramid ! So no, very much not a theory. Also, pyramids were built thousands of years ago, they have been explored and robbed from countless of people. Even until quite recently, actually. It's really nothing surprising that in our modern days we couldn't find anything when they've been pillaged for thousands of years.

[@nevaklemenc1997]

Scientists give quite precise answers about mummies, they have many methods to analyze the material findings. How old they are, what is the age of the person at death, what were the eating habits, health issues - and most important genetic information - even family relations. Not so mysterious anymore, but still very interesting when information is complete and complex...

[@kultingen]

The thing with pyramid and pi. You just need to use a measuring wheel to get those numbers as its a circle.

[@tovarishcheleonora8542]

And don't forget that just because the concept was found way later that not means they couldn't do something that might involve those concepts. But it's funny how people think that historical civilizations were stupid. XD

[@sakuraplumlove5292]

There's actually one type of tombs/mummies most egyptologists/archeologist hate to uncover from what I have seen on documentaries, and that is the tombs and mummies of small children.

[@neilcarlson72]

There was a mummy of a child at the Chicago Field Museum. I saw it when I was a child myself. It haunted me all my life. I went to the exhibit years later and it was still there on display. I just looked on google search and its picture is online. It was about 48 years ago I first met this mummy. I still remember it like yesterday. And one more thing. I play a game called Everquest. My mage has a bixie pet, more like a friend and companion. Her name is Sakura.

[@Nomibility]

You know- I think Egyptology is the study of British people!

[@tomkerruish2982]

Well, that's where so much of Egypt's stuff ended up...

[@AJA-ie5uu]

@@tomkerruish2982as an Egyptian friend once remarked to me, thank goodness they were saved or in reality many would have been lost

[@QuintessenceLuminescence]

Fail: the Giza Pyramids are NOT tombs.

[@clincepulikkottil123]

They used to be

[@thepro3k_watches656]

6:31 my theory is that this hidden chamber holds the secret copy of the original schematics on how they managed to even build the great pyramids.

[@ravenspurplebeats5412]

Egyptians was far ahead of us in terms of technology for sure, like they even had copper wires & piping into pyramids which some assumed was used as way to store heat.

[@AALEXKUARASYARAMEINHERTZ]

Don't forget the ALIGNMENT of the PYRAMIDS aimed NOT ONLY at ORION'S BELT, but also at the SOLSTICES and EQUINOXES (as seen in the [08:59] frame of the video). In Brazil (and in other parts of the world) there are an infinite number of architectural replicas for this purpose (including in the USA: from Washington DC to Colorado and other states of the federation). For sample: there is a theory that says that the current Capital of Brazil is a replica of Tell-Al-Amarna implemented in the South American Central Plateau. Furthermore, all the Brazilian States Capitals have obelisks and cromlechs in their respective geographic orientations in their parallel relationships with the Solar Equator. Mentioning the case of Porto Alegre City: there is not only the "Cromeleque do Paralelo 30°S" (which follows an unpretentious, calm street), but next to it "rests" a "lying sphinx" in the form of an artificial lake (with the right to a "mane" formed by natural vegetation, purposely positioned by local landscaping), with its base facing North, its head and back facing South, contemplating (head/top) the West (Setting Sun) and its rear (spring/ point of conception) facing East (Rising Sun). In this same place, ISIS¹, OSÍRIS² & HÓRUS³ interact in local urbanism, in which a SHOPPING CENTER¹, a SQUARE² and an AMPHITHATRE³ represent them in a VERY SUBTLE way. "JUST" THAT...

[@DCLeadboot]

Well, I don't know about scary, but these discoveries were definitely intriguing. Egyptian history is fascinating, considering how much ancient knowledge we lost... between the burning of the Alexandria Library, the Fall of Rome and the resulting Dark Ages, who knows what great things we forgot? Even the Greeks knew the world was round long before we did!

[@aprilpenrose1979]

Ever Wonder if Giants helped build the Pyramids

[@lucaslarkey6240]

No aliens

[@greenman6141]

I listened to just a few odd moments around the middle of this video, and found so many glaring errors it was wild. 1. the croc mummies: They're described as "more than" 2500 years old. Now saying "more than" is basically meaningless, but is a locution generally used to be, "a tad more" eg "he is more than 7foot tall" is understood to imply 7foot and a smidge. That'd put the crocs at 500BCE, + a smidge. So 501, oh bugger it, just say 500BCE. Later the narrator says that maybe they're mummified in this different way because they're "so old" that the technique wasn't yet established. So old? At 2500 years, they were mummified at the arse end of ancient Egyptian history. In just 200 years Alexander would pop by & the Ptolemy line would be established. Consider: The late Bronze Age collapse happened around 1200BCE. Got that!? 700 years BEFORE those poor crocs were dried out. The "greatest" part of ancient Egypt took place BEFORE 1200BCE. 500BCE is when the age of Classical Athens is taking off, and they're making fun of Egypt. These crocs were most apt to have been mummified in this way because Egyptian society was broken down by then. They'd have been "forgetting things", the opposite of "learning things". Which means the people who wrote the narration for the video actually don't even know the most basic of information about ancient Egypt: the dates. Oops 2. The Hyksos. That's the starting point. Not "known as Hyksos", no. Known as The Hyksos. Just as the Egyptians are known as THE Egyptians, and the Greeks are known as THE Greeks. And the Truth is called THE Truth, and the Facts and THE Facts, not a pile of silly rubbish, or rather...not "Pile of Silly Rubbish". The Hyksos are thought to have come into the lower reaches of the Nile from the Levant roughly around 1650BCE. Their rule in the lower Nile coexisted with the Theban based dynasties of what we'd think of as "the normal" ancient Egyptians - who loathed the Hyksos, as people tend to loathe invaders and interlopers. Not because the Hyksos were any especially Evil group, but because they had managed to invade and stayed for a century or "more than a century". People always hate that. Look how well the 2 groups in Cyprus get on. As for cutting off hands. Sadly, hardly an ancient practice. There was an entire "money" system based on smoked hands, cut off the Congolese when it was "ruled" by the King of Belgium, not much over a century ago - one of the most vile eras of history, inflicted on the Congo by that "superior Europe". I listened for about, oh, "more than" 5 minutes. Till it was too painful. It is just weird that people would do a video that has some information in it, but don't do even the most basic bit of reading to establish whether they're talking cobblers or not.

[@blairoxford2033]

I am very fascinated with Egyptology. I could Reed hieroglyphs, but this is a mystery.

[@rae615]

this might just be me, but the man who does the voice over in this video sounds EXACTLY like jerry from rick and morty 😂😭 love it

[@YokabedTseghay]

more like this please huge history fan

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[@stevenalean9205]

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[@islajimenez8778]

One thing you forgot to mention is the coordinates of the pyramids of giza. It's the exact same as the speed of light.

[@user-ed6in5ko4h]

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[@missrockets777]

He got many wrong facts.

[@NickDeMJAU]

@@missrockets777Wanna know more, so can you tell me some of his mistakes?

[@davymckeown4577]

I think the tomb with the birds heads was actually a restaurant and birds head soup was popular at the time. The sign which prohibited boiling heads was the ancient equivalent of the modern "only food purchased on the premises to be consumed on the premises" but I'm not en Egyptologist, so take that with a pinch of salt.

[@monicanguyen9772]

That’s a good theory

[@sqortle_]

Every vid he makes brightens my day.:)

[@SaltyShaman]

Some scientists believe these were never originally built as burial chambers. They were used as such by later generations ;) Hence the reason things don't really make sense.

[@Prelooker]

Hey there! Just found your channel and I'm totally digging your vids. I love that you guys don't fall for conspiracy theories! However, your researcher failed the googling test on the first case. Queen Hapshetsut's mummy was presented back in 2007, so why would they be looking for it in 2021? And 20 years life expectancy? She's believed to have been at least 50+ when she died, and Ramses II was 90 when he passed. Remember these guys had cosmetic surgery, tampons, and they invented the aspirin. Also, there was a lot of tomb desacrations during the intermediate periods. Meaning people would dig out buried nobles, priests and even kings from old, fancy burial sites to bury their own dead relatives. Usually, that's what happened when mummy quality doesn't match tomb quality. Gotta go keep binging your channel.

[@liitswqvsl9879]

I am not sure what you mean by presented but Howard Carter found Queen Hatshepsut's mummy back in 1903. So I guess you and @Be Amazed are over 100 years late to the party. It was however moved from its original burial site at the Valley of Kings in 2007.

[@Prelooker]

@@liitswqvsl9879 maybe that's what I read and misunderstood it? Glad to hear she's been known for over a century.

[@elitehacker1416]

Funt fact did you know that the Egyptian pyramids actually have 8 sides not 4? I didn't know this until I watched video about them and they pointed it out. While from the ground it looks like 4 from the air each of the 4 main sides actually curve into the pyramid like a shallow letter V. Creating 8 equal sides. And ye's it was done intentionally and yes they are very very equally measured sides. Look at Ariel photos taken later in the day when then sun comes in from the side and you will see what I'm talking about.

[@lovingmayberry307]

Interesting there are no comments about buying the plushie!

[@gojewla]

I saw a comment from someone that it was too expensive.

[@shannonreed822]

"That ancient egyptians are way smarter than science is ready to admit." Bruh tell me you don't know any actual archaeologists without telling me you don't know any actual archaeologists. They are CONSTANTLY going on (rightfully) about how we think ancient peoples are dummies who had to have aliens and how that's freakin' stupid. Like, ancient peoples even older than the egyptians had SO much figured out about the stars. No archaeologist worth their salt pretends that ancient peoples were any less intelligent than we are, we just have the benefit of generations upon generations of technology they didn't at the time.

[@hgoldrocker5431]

Love the videos - very original and humorous dialogue. Re Egyptian pyramids Pharoes ie Kings and queens of Egypt were considred representative of Gods on earth and would have had any amount of work carried out for their tombs and passage to the afterlife. As the dominant empire in the world they would have had virtually unlimited manpower to expend on their projects. Astrology was infinitely more important in that era as the means of establishing direction for travel both over land and especially by sea so it os not surprising that stars should feature as gods and therefore a link to the afterlife. These pyramid fact are only the tip of the whole amazing complex knowledge of the time. The direction that the sphinx faces is no accident but aligns with the setting sun at the summer solstice which in turn was the time of the flooding of the nile which in turn was the entire water supply to the ancient egyptian kingdom both for drinking and agriculture. The sphinx which was meaant to represent the pharoah would then be asociated with the 'proverbial life blood' of the kingdom enhancing his position as Gods representative on earth. The pyramids are also aligned with celestial deities. Regarding the extra passageway in the pyramid I propose 2 suggestions 1. how would the people who acually placed the dead pharoahs body into its tomb have exited. or grave robbers which has been and still is today an occupation poor egyptians engage in since the wealthy were buried with their earthly wealth to take into the afterlife. I was in Cairo 20 years ago and at night the hills around cairo are dotted with lights which are small groups of people literally digging for treasure in the same wy people in the west use metal detectors to find old roman coins etc. only in Egypt it is gold and jewels that are periodically found

[@randycarter2001]

How did Pi get into the pyramids? There was a basic unit of measure (forgot its name) basically like our meter. They knew the ratio of base size to height they wanted. They made the ground measurements using a 1 unit diameter wheel rolling along the ground. The circumference of the wheel is Pi times the unit. No mystical math skills here.

[@corriemcginnis4400]

Cubit

[@MrBern91]

It is a rare find indeed to find a person using reason and logic in their arguments... xD I do not think the egyptians thought about the numbers either, they just logically thought that the shape was big enough and easy enough to handle. It wasn't till much later in our development as humans where we started to use numbers to more easily calculate stuff, but the truth is that nature already has all meassurements we need and we can take adventage of this without giving it a lot of thought. And us humans now, in present day, standardize units that CAN be used. But we've actually forgotten that reason and logic is an actual thing because we think about these constucts that we've created as a standard and believe these to be reason and logic. And then people get baffled about how precise constructions are simply because it's not adding up with the numbers and units we've created in present day.

[@JoriDiculous]

@@MrBern91 Egyptians learned from civilisation way older than them. Im not downplay the amazing feats the Egyptians did, but there are some real old wonders of the world way older than them. Too bad we know very little about them.

[@MrBern91]

@@JoriDiculous Well obviously... Nothing just comes out of fuckin nowhere... And everything is pre-determined by what came before. If there was no past, there would be no present, and there would not be a future either. =/

[@terrirandilee5239]

Pi, phi the Golden ratio, and the fibonacci spiral are all found in the great pyramid. Maybe a decimal or 2 off, but we did have the knowledge.

[@ShaneXAxolotl]

25:30 Egyptians are trying to summon the wither way before minecraft 💀💀💀

[@CandyFrenchLessons]

You have a right to keep the name be amazed for the channel I am amazed

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

I ordered my plushie and some stickers last night,it'll be a late Christmas pressie to myself 💖 This video was absolutely fascinating, you definitely need to do another one based on ancient Egypt ❤

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[@Chozan1]

Couple of facts: The pyramids weren't always capped with gold and lined with limestone. That was done as repairs to the pyramids thousands of years after construction. The pyramids used to be capped with giant gems or large statues. There are tunnels that path underground from the pyramids, over to the Sphinx. They claimed earlier this year that they just discovered 9 chambers under the Sphinx, but I can show evidence that these were discovered over 100 years ago and covered up by Egypt's Zahi Hawass who has constantly denied these lies for the last 50 years. What you don't know is that the Sphinx was built thousands of years before they claim it was, and the Egyptians were simply the guardians/caretakers of it.

[@sabik6979]

Actually, we all know the Sphinx is much older.

[@gigavenomes7981]

your have the best facts content on KZbin that is truly AMAZING!

[@kimvanderlinden1842]

Number7, Wouldn't it be hilarious if those chambers were just mistakes or something... Or like the guy in charge at the time was like "Oh wait, it should be a few meters more to the right" so they just stopped carving there and started somewhere else?

[@alexandersandvr9640]

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[@Gorrilatagplushievr123]

Could the secret chamber in the pyramid hold the answer to make the McDonald's ice cream machine working??!!

[@Iamgroot9170]

My mumny never taught me anything about this subject. Thank you, I'll be here all week.

[@Emmagrace654]

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[@stew6302]

200 ft men built the pyramid

[@reidparsons5102]

Fax

[@julezp7249]

Loved this vid, find Egyptian culture so interesting 😌. You could make a collection of the plushies with different faces and names 😆.

[@donaldstewart2746]

Ramses the Great lived to the age of 65 so some aged people in Egypt isn't surprising.😮

[@viggolegoman4411]

Congrats on 12 milion subs!

[@greatbalance]

Fascinating facts about ancient Egypt. I hope you will also do a video on ancient India. There are lots of fascinating facts about ancient India in aspects of mathematics, astronomy, and other scientific and cultural areas. There are also lots of relationships between ancient Egypt and ancient India. For example, the fine cotton cloth used for wrapping the Egyptian mummies came from ancient India.

[@elkelewtschuk9894]

I've been intrigued with ancient Egypt for as long as I can remember. I even have an entire room decorated as such. When I was younger, I wanted to visit Cairo and the surrounding areas. Unfortunately, my parents and later, my husband talked me out of this. The reasons given were the continuous unrest in that part of the world and how careful women had to be not to fall foul of the laws of the land. Nevertheless, I'll always be sad not to have seen the great pyramids in person.

[@scottdoesntmatter4409]

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[@margaretoconnor874]

Me too!

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[@Save_the_Earth]

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[@Eme-SamuelOzeh]

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[@davidarundel6187]

There's so much about Egypt's Aincient Constructs , which is yet to be known . Much of it remains hidden from the eyes of most people living today . Pyrimids are yet to have mummies found within yet , .

[@petronellajones3840]

Maybe I am just too desensitized, but this doesn't freak me out, Most of this I've already read over the years, or picked up from documentaries. The Falcon shrine was interesting though. My memory is failing me now but I recall reading of the cult of Aten taking over certain parts of Egypt- could this have maybe been symbolic of replacing Horus/Ra with Aten? Look like I said my memory is foggy from years of not really having any use for this information and most of my references are pretty old and there are some pretty amazing finds still out there but hoaxters in this list is just annoying me.

[@Psychoolol]

As native egyption i can tell u there more u can hear and see from us more than that, u welcome guys btw 😅❤

[@dehydratedwater9806]

Do you guys actually walk like an Egyptian?

[@markward1642]

I love be amazed vidoes they actually amaze me

[@Morgana0x]

Though the ramp theory is cited as being how they hauled and placed the stones, it doesn't make sense. I read an article stating that building the ramp would have been just as hard as building the pyramid itself.

[@bryoncooley5156]

No judgement on the video it's awesome but the way they built the Pyramids is unknown, there's alot of educated guessing but they still don't have solid proof of how they were able to do what they did.

[@sirridesalot6652]

I've often wondered if the Library of Alexandria had texts describing the building of the pyramids and how it was done. So much was lost when that library was destroyed over the years.

[@BusJustice]

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[@bazazoo9223]

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[@alexmurphification]

I so appreciate your videos 📸

[@COUNTDOWNTOPOWER]

I think it's amazing that if you look at a standard western map of the world, you find that the Giza Plateau is in the centre. This is more amazing when you take into account that when the pyramids were built the egyptians supposedly didn't even know the earth was a seperate entity from the sky. No, flat earthers - they DID NOT believe the earth was flat. They simply didn't understand the concept of the earth being an object - they thought it was a magical, mystical realm. They moved past that belief when they studied the stars and the movements of the sun and moon and then went on to understand the earth is a globe. There was never a time when the ancient egyptians believed the earth was flat. How they managed to centre their greatest monument on the modern map of the world, when they couldn't get higher than a few thousand feet and had no understanding of cartography or even what other continents existed is a brilliant mystery.

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[@janetgray2184]

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[@kioku618]

The skeleton IS believed to be very likely Hatshepsut though. Also you didn't say it I think but Hatshepsut WAS a woman who dressed as a man because she had to take the role of pharaoh. They gave her a fake beard and male garb too. Apparnetly the skeleton's dental features matched a tooth they had already.

[@tata_kt]

that cats most likely had their natural death and were buried as a mummies with all respect. there are a lot of documents about how ancient Egyptians treasured the cats. One roman man was killed by angry egyptians on the spot, because he accedentaly killed a stray cat by his chariot.

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[@davidroe5666]

I love everything Egyptian and Greek history

[@dorrell-nn9qb]

The life expectancy could never be 35, with all the wisdom and accomplishment, which begs for experience and fairly long life; it was obviously higher.....

[@user-gx4du6lv1d]

Maybe the higher passage was used to throw light through a passage elsewhere. It appeared that wood was at the end which could have been put there later before the pyramid was completed to hide this opening from grave robbers.

[@DECK2509]

1:21 I KNEW he looked like a Dilbert character!!! Great vid as always :D

[@lornaperryman489]

very interesting that the pyamids are aligned with Orion's belt especially since the star positions were different when the pyramids were constructed.

[@user-wv5pz7lh9m]

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[@DeborahWang]

I took screenshots of the great pyramid of Giza in the video and when I went to look at it in photos I noticed that when I hold my finger on it for a moment it would give me the option to copy or share it

[@Curry_Cardinal]

Aw, that’s so sad. Poor crocs. I hate it when innocent animals are sacrificed for something that people don’t even have proof exists. I just want to hug their poor little scaly heads 😢 When you said “might just be the most heartbreaking thing you’ll ever hear… depending on how much you love animals.”, that- made me scared 😃 Edit: OMG- THEY KILLED KITTENS AND PUPPIES??! Alright, now I’ve got some beef with them. 🤛 RISE FROM THE DEAD, SUCKERS, SO I CAN 🔪🩸 jjjjkkk 😭

[@owenvids8783]

Egyptians were very spiritual creatures, and they loved to hide references to their gods literally everywhere. Ancient civilizations are smarter than we think.

[@darknessfalls6503]

Damn, things that books i learned from havent teaches me. I love learning about acient Egypt ❤ thank you for this video

[@moshymosh]

10:22 I'm gonna start calling slaves "people from the quarry" now because of this video.