Breathtaking Ancient Egyptian Queens Portraits Brought To Life Using AI Technology

Hello everyone!
This is the Equator Channel again! Today we are going on a journey to ancient Egypt. The history of this great country gave us a lot of rulers hidden behind the name "Pharaoh".
Only a few of them are known to the masses. And even less we know about the ancient Egyptian queens and princesses.
Meanwhile, the sculptural images of female members of royal families are available to this day. What were they like? Let's look at their breathtaking portraits, brought to life with the help of artificial intelligence.
Enjoy watching!

[@ThatDonna]

These AI images are not based on any sort of DNA analysis. They are based off an artist's interpretation of another artist's sculpture.

[@dawnvalentine74]

And?

[@clarkkent52]

@@dawnvalentine74 Just raysist Eurocentric whitewashing of history when the actual egyptians themselves were black though, Kemet (Egypt) in their own language means land of the blacks..lool you snakes care nothing for truth just keep propagating the eurocentric BS masquerading as history

[@lee-annestroebel8409]

Yes they were all inbred so very much doubt this is what they looked like at all.

[@Relax-ge2uf]

True

[@M.Campbell-Sherwood]

@@cenktuneygok8986 Exactly. They're nothing more than an interpretation that has been prettied up with photoshop.

[@shaffehaffejee3657]

Sushmita: a Middle Eastern artist told me that when you admire a person's eyes it's the Shape that matters more than the color and the eyebrows FRAMES the eyes - so very true 👍

[@lydiaguy1802]

Great job, I am so excited to see these beautiful bust being shown in the form seen here. Very nice work, I enjoyed it!

[@lilacgirl-z8w]

It's definitely interesting.

[@randyeduo]

no its not, its white llies

[@georgecoons6872]

hey thats my mother eve. same perfect beauty and black mamba.

[@basmalah542]

If this was real, then they were beautifully stunning.

[@andyc9902]

Doubtful

[@aruatmadji1202]

A Pharaoh who were consider a Demigod would definitely find the most beautiful women to be his queen.

[@Secularism25]

@@andyc9902 why doubtful if you go to modern Egypt you would see the same faces regardless of the Greek,Italian,French and Turk influences on Egypt many still somehow kept their gens protected

[@chiefpharoah]

@@Secularism25 exactly modern Egypt..this is Ancient Egypt and they were black! current modern eygprians are immigrants to Africa

[@basmalah542]

@@andyc9902 why?

[@stargazer2118]

AI images in video are based on ancient sculptures. Sculptures of royalty would never show facial imperfections or uneven skin tones... Reality was quite different. Also I cannot imagine "in-bred" royals (based on their family tree) could defy deformities...

[@M.Campbell-Sherwood]

They didn't. It's why one of the markers of a Phaoronic ruler is buck teeth. It's kind of funny to think how such a characteristic used to be considered a mark of status. Yet today it's something we as a society try to correct due to its perceived unsightly connotations lol. Think back to the Hapsburgs and how they started turning out. I'd imagine MANY of the Pharaohs AND their queens were just as horrifying. This is one of the reasons I don't tend to believe in the accuracy of any of these videos. Not to mention I know how artists fiddled with their paintings to make the subject more attractive so as not to be killed when painting them accurately.

[@charlesborders2893]

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[@lawannalw]

@@charlesborders2893 ?

[@charlesborders2893]

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[@jennag3226]

@@charlesborders2893 Wtf???😂😂

[@truth-ip1qj]

If it turns into reality today,They are incredibly beautiful, They all are immortal beauties .

[@charlesborders2893]

mmmmmm mmmmm mmmmm mmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[@t.s.p1864]

What about indian kings and Queens. They were beautiful and brave too. I hope this channel cover it.

[@diamondkl8583]

@@t.s.p1864 Not to mention evil, I'm just saying!

[@aussiegod4269]

We can’t maintain them though.

[@samhaucward3633]

not really cause they don't respect the skin color the ancient egyptians choose for their statue neither the hairdress. Cause you can clearly see that they knew how to use color but all the statues face are darker than the representation(-_-)

[@kamakauli]

Tiya looked like one bad ass!!! I love the depictions of them

[@randyeduo]

yea, the fake white depctions

[@kamakauli]

@ they don’t look white by no means they looked mixed. That area of the world was very diverse in ancient times and still is.

[@earlrodgers4952]

It’s amazing how the Israelite brothers who traveled to Egypt was not able to to tell their brother Joseph from any other Egyptian . It’s equally amazing how the Egyptian pharaoh did not realize that Moses was Hebrew. I conclude that they probably had the same skin color as the original people depicted on the walls all over Egypt.

[@chatonmignon8724]

@Kimberly Yes the north African are a shamito-semitic meditearean population same ethnie arabes and hebreux.

[@malakaimusa1476]

This is true Moses was a black man like completely dark toned. Our Prophet Muhammad (SAW) described him as a man of dark complexion

[@joweydelanota7421]

A conclusion based on racial ignorance. Unlike for you race meant nothing in Egypt. The royal family had wed treaties with kingdoms as far north as the caucuses to as far south to ancient punt. As a fact the racist of the time were Hebrews who would wed among their own family to keep the bloodline tribe pure.

[@joweydelanota7421]

@Curve Ballz lol that is not even remotely true.

[@joweydelanota7421]

@Curve Ballz I'm not going to read all that nonsense from someone who can't even speak Hebrew. Wanna be Hebrews like you have a big historical misplaced misconception of the cultural changes Hebrew underwent throughout their History. Jews literally split in half when a sect starting intermingling with other tribes outside Judaism and that fact happened millenia after the Egyptians exodus. Im not even going to go in depth over this topic simply because you are a misinformed cultural appropriator revisioning a history that does not belongs to you.

[@acaydia2982]

I would have loved to see the art on the headdresses brought to life. Great work.

[@bettynish6284]

I was also looking forward to that. The queens with their royal head gear

[@Indefenseoftheafricandiaspora]

This nonsense has to stop. Ancient Egyptians were Black. Greek historian Herodotus, considered the father of history who actually saw these Egyptians said they were Black with wholly hair!! The world has stolen enough from Africa, now they are stealing our heritage!!

[@KrotowX]

Adapting people from 1800 BC to 21st century would be quite hard task. I don't say that it is not impossible. But be ready to fun which you didn't asked, including problems with authorities.

[@so9487]

Have you ever seen a white woman with black skin?

[@acaydia2982]

@@so9487 She was never Black. She was Greek. Even the oldest Pre Dynastic Egyptian ever found was a pale red headed Caucasiod man they call “Ginger.” However, they did use the color black as symbolism to mean death, fertility and resurrection. Like the crops in the black delta soil by the Nile River. You can read all about it. Just like they depicted their wives as pale white. She wasn’t defiled by the Sun like the men were. She stayed inside as only the wealthy & powerful could. We also have their DNA now. We know where these people come from. We also know that white skin does not come from Europe. White skin & blue eyes comes from the Middle East and into Europe. People just don’t understand how empires and migrations of populations happen, with correlation to certain Haplogroups. Egyptians banged on the Nubians and depicted them as their natural born enemy in their art. There’s a lot of the “conscious community” that purposefully edit photos of Egyptian art just to lie and confuse their own people. Even people that have been in the “conscious community”for 20 & 30 years that are now w exposing these charlatans. I don’t blame them. They were lied to. So was I and you as well. It’s only Black Americans that have been pushing these foreign concepts of genetically indigenous Egyptians.Study show that Modern Egyptians have 67% genetic similarities as the Ancient Egyptians That’s a fact. “Black Egypt” is an American Cult.

[@Evlogite19]

Wow. Ahmose-Sitkamose certainly was strikingly beautiful.

[@ehabelnaggar5429]

As an Egyptian, i feel proud, how ancient Egyptian culture and civilization were so advanced dince 7000 years ago, when the rest of the world was living in absolute darkness

[@heru-deshet359]

Mesopotamia was. Too bad Egypt isn't so advanced today.

[@y.k.9705]

What happened to Egyptian languege?

[@golemraven7765]

they're all look like southamerica and most colombia/venezuela and brazil who are ethnic race mixed

[@historyloveriii2949]

BOLLOCKS! Study your Mesoamerican history.

[@khalilali9996]

⁠@bimmerheadn5492hater😂😂 You shouldn’t be proud trying to claim someone else’s culture

[@deidrabenson361]

Impossible for all skin tones to be sooo light! Love the technology!

[@4QUEENSPRODUCTION518]

I was just thinking that

[@elmacho388]

They were Darkskins

[@jabronis33]

Which dynasty were dark skinned? The only one known waz Sudan in the 8th century bc.

[@magnificent6668]

Given the latest DNA evidence, this is actually much too dark!

[@magnificent6668]

Unfortunately, modern Egyptian women (and men) are genetically different than their ancient counterparts.

[@FtGeno]

I have a deep appreciation for the ancient world, Egypt in particular. I was taken aback by your rendition of Meritaten, as I have a keen interest in Nefertiti. I applaud your efforts and eagerly await future videos. Cheers.

[@deejagers716]

if you were slave in that time than you will not appreciate

[@Petipulpul]

@@deejagers716 hahahahaha

[@UraniumMan226]

Beautifully done!🥰

[@passionatesingle]

All these women were represented and interpreted with today's standard of beauty and makeup.

[@sunnyjoy229]

That's because today's standards of beauty and makeup was drawn inspiration of those, look closely it will all make sense.

[@aussiegod4269]

Modern beauty was influenced by history not the other way around.

[@JAMESLOONEY-kd1nu]

Exactly they could be found on the subway now..

[@shamunka]

They were brown Not all of them were biracial that only happened after Greeks and Roman’s

[@isaacjudah8794]

It old times there was no black races most of that area was brown but different shades of brown but the Europeans brought about blacks,Africans and other names to change what people called themselves in that area then they made images of prophets and important historical people white to deceive the world like they created what they dominated

[@bkizzu2701]

@@isaacjudah8794 you sound incredibly ignorant. That area had immense numbers of black skinned Africans. In fact, you literally see it on the tombs. Black skinned Beja and other nilotes and cushites that occupied the Nile were the dominate demographic, and most of them in the early dynasties had very dark complexions but with features that are attributed wrongly only to Europeans and Semitic groups.

[@shadowess1961]

@@isaacjudah8794 There were no Black races? LOL EVERYTHING was Black in the beginning and I'm not talking about only Egypt. EVERYTHING comes from Black Africans then gets diluted by invaders until one day non-Black people think then say that there were no Black races. Your racism is disgusting.

[@iamv482]

@@isaacjudah8794 Put your lies to rest because they were dark skinned beautiful women. You kind love to erase images that don't look like you.

[@isaacjudah8794]

@@iamv482 are you brown skinned

[@tamoghnadatta1253]

Man, all these queens looked like supermodels! Stunning, all of them! And brilliantly done!

[@jaspreetsingh-pf4mc]

That's why they are called queens

[@pookiesis1465]

Black queens

[@fredettamalone5726]

They're fakes.

[@fredettamalone5726]

They look stunning and all that because that's not them just technology and his ass backwards

[@Sayaan-ak]

Cause humans a tenancy to make things unnaturally beautiful.

[@KARLA531]

If a lot of them were married to family members wouldn’t there be some physical deformities?

[@brezzainvernale]

Yeah, and also other illness, too. There was a Prince in England who looked very badly, I don't recall his name. It was because family members married each other. But it doesn't happen in one generation, it takes a few generations to make it really bad...

[@nasha5292]

They wont allow deformities here

[@nasha5292]

@@brezzainvernale true, according to the experts, as a result it is very likely most of the bad genes will be pass down, most of the them won't live long and suffer the illness for the rest of their life.

[@ginichase5648]

Absolutely, they have already stated that Egyptian royalty was hugely inbred wich resulted in significant abnormalities. This is like taking a filter to the wicked witch of the East and turning her into Glenda. Filter's make everything beautiful.

[@obeahman6286]

@@brezzainvernale English royals married into their families for centuries, continuously. Queen Elizabeth's husband was her cousin.

[@kiyoshi3892]

rip for all of them our kings and queens and love from egypt to u all

[@katnerd-Glen]

My only real criticism is that you should tell the AI to lighten up on applying modern cosmetics to the faces. The AI is applying eye-shadow, blush, and lipstick in the style of today, when the ancient Egyptians used make-up a bit differently.

[@TheElochai]

Tiya doesn’t look very sweet, but man oh man are her eyes bewitching. She definitely cast a spell on the pharaoh (the same Eve cast on Adam for those who need clarity).

[@davidl.8019]

Wow! It was great to see so many pretty Egyptian Queens

[@nataliebierman3067]

They used an app to make them look that way!

[@davidl.8019]

Hi natalie

[@Indefenseoftheafricandiaspora]

This nonsense has to stop. Ancient Egyptians were Black. Greek historian Herodotus, considered the father of history who actually saw these Egyptians said they were Black with wholly hair!! The world has stolen enough from Africa, now they are stealing our heritage!!

[@Indefenseoftheafricandiaspora]

This nonsense has to stop. Ancient Egyptians were Black. Greek historian Herodotus, considered the father of history who actually saw these Egyptians said they were Black with wholly hair!! The world has stolen enough from Africa, now they are stealing our heritage!!

[@macgurkha1973]

It's their interpretation of whey they're suppose to look like

[@robinforest7043]

Absolutely amazing technology 'truly wonderful to see these ancient Queens of Egypt' it's just breathtaking and amazing! Absolutely love the video 'it's like stepping back in time wow! They truly were beautiful ladies 'let's hope they were kind and loving?Sincerely Robin M.

[@Indefenseoftheafricandiaspora]

This nonsense has to stop. Ancient Egyptians were Black. Greek historian Herodotus, considered the father of history who actually saw these Egyptians said they were Black with wholly hair!! The world has stolen enough from Africa, now they are stealing our heritage!!

[@matiusbond6052]

Robin Forest..the video is a lie

[@1oriss]

@@matiusbond6052 why?

[@randyeduo]

no its not, its white lies, fake depections

[@lughklaasen3555]

Ramses II was strawberry blonde. Most of the women wore black wigs too.

[@evelynlester6884]

The portraits that were brought back to life were really good. ❤

[@dee3489]

This is all lies

[@TURQUOISEEYES]

​@@dee3489 How does the shape of a nose lie?

[@dee3489]

@@TURQUOISEEYES Easy the people who makes the art lie, it is nothing like the people of Kemet said who they are you change the skin and hair to make your lie, what all people from history said they look liked.

[@TURQUOISEEYES]

@Dee No. The SHAPE of their NOSES don't lie you idiot! Neither does DNA BOTH say they were from the LEVANT! YOU are blinded by your racism. LOOK At the Mummies BEFORE and after! In some of the pictures they have them! Artist are VERY detailed. They have to be. My niece is an artist and spends HOURS doing portraits of people and gets them EXACTLY RIGHT. You are full of crap. Computers are EVEN MORE exact as they use BONE STRUCTURE of the face. The FACTS are ruining your Narrative.

[@normanmcallister6805]

​@@dee3489Preach❤

[@rog4981]

Wow! Nice job

[@heyitsme6561]

These AI depictions are stunning. Probably not very accurate but still nice to look at.

[@JWFitness1]

What's not accurate about them? Anything in particular?

[@MrAmhara]

Skin color. Nose shape.ect

[@vorpalkickass8825]

@@MrAmhara What skin colour should they be, hmm? Kind of a weird thing to say, no? I'm pretty sure the historical records regarding the Ptolemaic Greek blood in Egyptian royalty have been taken into account. Not to mention that all of the recovered paintings in temples and tombs give quite the amount of data for skin color and it's possible variation at that time, due to skin being very distinctly colored in most of the depictions.

[@jodrew1845]

I was expecting a totally different presentation but this was brilliantly done.

[@valeriejames5560]

Lies

[@2eagleyes]

THE STATUES HAVE BRAIDS AND DREADLOCKS..Nice try.. 😂

[@ΝίκηΧανδρή]

@@2eagleyes it's well known all Egyptians shaved their heads and wore wigs of braided hair to prevent lice infestations.

[@2eagleyes]

@@ΝίκηΧανδρή Exactly we didn't have lice back then and true ancient negros didn't have lice either health and beauty came long before these new mixed or ancient Egyptian before there was an egpty it's just Gold mining just like all over the world.pyramids.

[@hsfilms695]

@@ΝίκηΧανδρή You know that's not all totally true. Ancient Kemet used their natural hair to make different style of hair and not a wig.

[@tasneembadway8391]

They look like Egyptians now

[@iulia3693]

Absolutely amazing work!

[@matiusbond6052]

its still a fabrication

[@cararedhorn9876]

Absolutely beautiful! ❤

[@serialsquadron]

These are some of the best AI reconstructions I have seen. Very good job and only appropriate embellishments. However, the girl at 1:40 is not Meritaten. It is Ankesenamun, her younger sister who was married to Tutankhamen. You can see her image on the back of Tutankhamen's throne. She had a wider, roundish face and was often depicted wearing a cap or wig. Meritaten was older and is the girl with the thinner face, pointed chin and very big eyes who often depicted as bald or with the "elongated" head. Meritaten was first betrothed to Tutankhamen and you can see her in a relief offering him a flower. She was the daughter of Akhenatenand his mother Tiye, who wished to produce a child with her son so that she could use that child to regain power. The child was Tuatankhamen, whom she raised. (This is why Tiye's hair was found in Tut's tomb. She was both his mother and his grandmother). This is also why Tut's genes were all messed up; he was too inbred and so had physical defects. Akhenaten also had a sexual relationship with Meritaten and was the father of her daughter who was also called Meritaten. There was no such person as a pharaoh called Smenkhkare -- that was a coronation name for Tutanknamen in the olde regimem, before Akhenaten's death and the changeover of power, When Akhenaten and probably Nefertiti as well were killed, Meritaten became queen but only briefly. She refused to marry Tutankhamen or her uncle Ay, who had, with Horemheb, the general, been behind the attack and murder of her father and the destruction of his tomb, and so was imprisoned in a cell wherein she hanged herself. She had tried to marry a foreign prince named Zanannza who was murdered on the way to her palace. Meritaten was buried in Tomb 55 in the Valley of the Kings, in Kita's sarcophagus which had been recovered from the destroyed tomb of her father. All of this left Ankesenamun, who you have so perfectly re-created above, as queen, since her older sister was now dead. The image of Meritaten with her elongated head was overcarved on Tut's throne then and replaced with the head of Ankesenamun. Tut and Ankesenamun were also too closely genetically related to successfully have children and their marriage was short. Tut died young, apparently of malaria, which left Ankesenamun, who never got any older than you picture her here, still asl queen and at that point her uncle Ay tried to marry HERm, an idea she doubtlessly didn't care much for either. How she died is not recorded. I suspect she may have tried to escape her evil uncle but Ay had her killed so he could take over as pharaoh of Egypt. At any rate, you can tell the two princesses apart because Meritaten is almost always shown to be skinny and bald and Ankesenamun younger and with black hair or wig, and a wide face. A lot of sculptures and reliefs of the two of them exist because they were Akhenaten and Nefertiti's first two daughters but it's important to distinguish between them. I think Ankesenamun's tomb was found fairly recently but those who discovered it didn't get whose it was. The coffin had her signature black wig/hsir style though and was a hastily and unusually buried, as was Meritaten, and both of them were basically discareded and dishonored since they did not support the return to the old regime. Again, I really like these reconstructions' they look like human beings rather than Frankensteined computer constructions. So good job anyway; I believe you have got poor Ankesenamun's face exactly right and interpreted the sculpture perfectly.

[@Indefenseoftheafricandiaspora]

This nonsense has to stop. Ancient Egyptians were Black. Greek historian Herodotus, considered the father of history who actually saw these Egyptians said they were Black with wholly hair!! The world has stolen enough from Africa, now they are stealing our heritage!! Although You seem to have done some research, you missed the most important point. Ancient Egyptians, including Akhenaten were Black!!

[@M.Campbell-Sherwood]

Tutankhamun's name wasn't Smenkhkare before his father's death... It was Tutankhaten. Both names are all over his tomb and scrolls from the time. Not to mention other writings. KV55 was the resting place of Akenaten. Although some theorize that it could have been Smenkhkare. Either way, the mummy was most definitely male and related to Tutankhamun. Also, he didn't die of Malaria. Some theorize that he died due to blunt force trauma because of a sliver of bone (from his skull) found in his brain. Whether this was from battle or murder no one is certain. There is also the theory that a cyst he had in his mouth could have killed him. Then there is the Genetic disorder that both he and his father suffered from. Is Malaria mentioned? Yes, but it is only one of a long list of possiblities. Although, since Malaria isn't necessarily a killer (one lives out a long normal life, they just get sick from time to time as the disease is and always has been treatable) its highly unlikely that the disease itself would have killed him. Would it have weakened him further? Most certainly... If he had it, which there is no evidence of this, then it would have only been a contributing factor along with, yet again, a long list of other ailments he suffered from due to his inb33ding.

[@serialsquadron]

@@Indefenseoftheafricandiaspora Hi Aziza -- some of the royals looked what people might identify as Black now, and some were lighter-skinned. Queen Tiye or Tiya in this video is done accurately. She was definitely darker skinned than others in the family and if you look at the bust of her it is clear exactly what she looked like. It's also clear what color Nefertiti's skin was because there's a very accurate bust in existence of her. It was medium brown or tan because her parents Yuya and Yuya were lighter-skinned. At least one of them had blonde or red hair, and you can still see that on the existing mummy. The society was mixed-race as America is today. Tutankhamen and Meritaten are depicted as having sort of caramel-brown colored skin in every bust or relief. These people didn't all have the same skin color. Most had medium brown and black hair as most Egyptians do today. Egypt is in the north of Africa so people from the north who had lighter skin mixed with them as did people from the south were features were more negroid and skins darker. Not everyone looked the same and it isn't any more right to say "all Egyptians were black" than it would be to say "All Americans are white" today. One thing that is for sure you can say and it would be better if you said things this way -- the ancient Egyptians weren't all or mostly "white." It's not all a one way or the other issue. Coffee is very dark brown but if you mix some cream into it it gets lighter. But it's still coffee. :) And people are people no matter how light are dark the tone of their skin may be. If you want to claim Queen tiye as being "Black" that's absolutely appropriate. Search and you will find pictures of a bust portrait of her and her skin is dark as can be, as it should be. Her mummy exists also and the skin doesn't look too dark but a lot of mummies just turn gray and I don't think she was heavily embalmed as Tutankhamen was. If you would like me to send you pictures of the actual mummies of some of these people so you can look at them yourself, send me a message on here if you can do that and I will.

[@serialsquadron]

@@M.Campbell-Sherwood You are right that Tut was originally called Tutankhaten. There was no person called Smenkhhare, though. This was a name, not a person. When Tut was to marry Meritaten and become pharaoh, which apparently happened, (see the one relief which shows the two together and the overcarving on the throne which replaced Meritaten with Ankesenamun) his coronation name was Smenkare. -- used in the Amarna regime. After its fall, and the old regime took over again, he was renamed Tutankahmen. The boy born Tutankhaten when he first became Pharaoh was pharaoh Smenkhkare and that is why you see that name linked to Meritaten then disappear. The marriage did not last; she was queen for perhaps a year before probably the old regime took over and deposed her and destroyed Akhenaten's tomb. The body in tomb 55 was female and in a woman's coffin with a beard added indicating she had been pharaoh for a time. When the mummy was discovered it was described as having had the face of a "beautiful queen." It was Meritaten, buried in basically disgrace because she was of the old regime and didn't count any more. Akhentaten's body was destroyed along with his tomb and Meritaten strongly objected to this but it did her no good. She would not cooperate iwth Ay, who wanted to seize power, and so either was killed or committed suicide during her imprisonment. Tut was married off to Meritaten's younger sister, then, Ankesenamun, then he died which left her alone and Ay apparently married her, undoubtedly against her will, and she seems to have been done away with also which is how Ay became pharaoh. Smenkhkare was not a person, just a name and only used for a short time by Tut, who becamse Tutankhamen after he went back to the old regime and anything reminding anyone of the Amarna regime was eliminated. And the woman in tomb 55 is Meritaten, whether anyone would rather it be Akhenaten or not. Restorations of the skull match up with her facial charactistics perfectly and so does the logic of events and why she's in Kirya's coffin with Kiya's jars around her but no treasure or belongings. Akhenaten's regime was obliterated, probably by force, the tomb destroyed, his body destroyed, and both his daughters were used as political pawns due to their royal status, then eliminated so Ay could take power. Nefertiti's body was preserved but also kinda dumped in a storage room, along tieh the body of Tiye. Her body wasn't destroyed because she was Ay's niece so he didn't want to destroy her but didn't want to honor her either so the body was preserved but that's all.

[@M.Campbell-Sherwood]

Every source, from Hawass, (in spite of the fact that he's a shady person and relic thief) to Dr. Joann Fletcher and Salima Ikram all agree and say that KV55 is the tomb of Akhenaten. There are published articles and works in magazines and Archaeological Journals (Historic Mysteries, Guardians, Arce, Ancient Origins, even Wikipedia which I am loath to even source). All of these articles can be found online with a quick search of KV55. I used DuckDuck and these were the top results for the first page, not to mention all the sources on the following pages. As for proof of Smenkhkare, I suggest watching documentaries by Dr. Joann Fletcher of York University. She mentions the name and person MANY times and it's never in conjunction with Tutankhamun. There are other sources that mention said person too, but Dr. Fletcher does a thorough job of it and I can't remember the particular articles off the top of my head. I remember Dr. Fletcher's works because she is a personal favorite. I think Dr. Ikram also mentions Smenkhkare.

[@jessonthecase]

Ok like this is perfection all differ shades and yet til this day we are all different shade to me this would be correct look at my complexion you cannot fight creation it’s beautiful

[@linda6987]

Gorgeous! Everyone of them! Good work....

[@johannesnicolaas]

Well done!

[@lawrenceappiahkwadwo5970]

Thank you for showing to the world that the queen's were black as the rest of Africa, which means that Africa brought civilization to the world

[@chestersabajo5527]

Egypt is in Africa.how old are you?

[@oliveeisner8964]

The Egyptians (pre dynasty) were refugees from Atlantis. They built the pyramids and started the whole thing. Over time the Pharaohs and priest class forgot the teachings and things became twisted. Atlanteans weren't black.

[@moderatecanuck]

Yet many of the comments claim they were not back because it doesn't ascribe to their stereotypes of African blacks

[@moderatecanuck]

@@oliveeisner8964 😒😒😒😒They were likely from Somali or wherever Punt is, then migrated Southward and mixed with local nomads. Atlantis does not exist

[@moderatecanuck]

@Kimberly for a full century, honey and Egyptian never regained ownership of their land, becoming puppet state of Assyria, Macedon and Rome

[@guidedmeditation2396]

Breathtaking Slave Masters

[@boybye7986]

Loving the different shades of brown, beautiful.

[@Azizi-z7r]

REALLY? ALL LIGHT BROWN..

[@MiretteAton]

What's with the green eyes, dude!!! When you have an alabaster statue (Kiya), you don't give the fact a chocolate skin tone. Too dark, dude!!! Tetisheri (mother of Ahmose I) is also too dark & should certainly not have this Afro hair. Since you don't know what their hair would look like, leave the headdress of the statue on the digitized image. The features do not correspond with the tone of skin you are using. They look weird. Ancient Egyptians were not that dark. Ahmose-Stikamose is the closest to what an Egyptian would look like. Her thin lips are a much closer depiction than the thick ones your gave the images preceding her.

[@chrisd9248]

Ok so these are the Hotties with perfectly shaped eyebrows and on-point eye makeup. There had to be some Notties.

[@ImaginaryWear]

Wow this is great. Is it me or do must of the queens look alike… excellent video, thanks for posting 🙏🏽

[@trudypegg437]

They have given the same or similar wigs, which make them look them alike. In reality they have shaved their head’s and they would have been bald !

[@Indefenseoftheafricandiaspora]

This nonsense has to stop. Ancient Egyptians were Black. Greek historian Herodotus, considered the father of history who actually saw these Egyptians said they were Black with wholly hair!! The world has stolen enough from Africa, now they are stealing our heritage!!

[@dawnvalentine74]

@@trudypegg437 And why make them bald when they wore wigs?

[@scotth6814]

@@dawnvalentine74 Egyptians shaved their heads because sand lice were everywhere. They did wear wigs.

[@fouedfoued5692]

Beautiful work... congratulations Seem so real..chapeau 🎩

[@Freerider1502]

Ancient cultures were very advanced and wonderful

[@walkerpantera]

i loved the realistic, colorful presentation.

[@joycewalbert1413]

Fascinating! Thank you SO MUCH!

[@mattydudak5250]

The Pharaoh's and ancient Egyptian have perfect nose shape... I want it for me!😭😭♥️♥️

[@hamzapop9769]

It's crazy how they look like Egyptian rn specially middle and south Egypt

[@isaacjudah8794]

1000s of years ago it was about bloodline and family stock not color but sense color matters nowadays the EGYPTIANS WERE NOT EUROPEAN OR ARABIAN PENINSULA PEOPLE ALSO ABRAHAM WAS NOT EGYPTIAN EVERY RELIGION KNOWS THIS HAMITES WERE THE EGYPTIANS

[@isaacjudah8794]

THIS CHANNEL IS RACIST ALL OF THESE FALSE IMAGES ARE OF EUROPEANS AND EUROPEANS WERE NOT THE EGYPTIANS OR ISRAELITES OF THE OLD TESTAMENT STOP WITH YOUR RACISM TO MAKE YOUR VIEWERS DUMB TO FACTS OF HOW THE PEOPLE REALLY LOOKED 4K 3K YEARS AGO BEFORE ANY EUROPEAN EMPIRE

[@mictheory1]

Cool technology can't wait to depicte these African women correctly without the filter of white supremacy.

[@moderatecanuck]

@@mictheory1 and what is that filter exactly? You do realize that not all blacks have broad nose features, right? All I see is East African and Berber features, which would be accurate

[@manofnocolor2205]

@@moderatecanuck east africans are the most mixed "black african" they are the result of eurasians mixing with them 15,000yrs ago then in modern times with arabs. its funny you all have to always go to east africans to make a point..lol. they literally aren't black themselves..

[@ademaulina7620]

MashAllah, amazing , excellent talent this men job, also, all those princess having unique beauties

[@GerryRed7]

Thousands of years before Allah was made up

[@catsberry4858]

Princesses??

[@ademaulina7620]

@@catsberry4858 , having problems? Take it easy !

[@DrReginaldFinleySr]

I love that the earlier the dynasty, the darker they became. Many folks complain about skin tone without even reviewing the DNA evidence we have available and the different skin tones we see depicted in the artwork. Most of these were indeed lighter skinned as these were the later dynasties.

[@MrAmhara]

True. But the average Egyptian was and is darker than the royal families. I’m waiting to see AI depicting everyday people.

[@aminamohamed8276]

Who noticed how ancient Egyptians and East Africans look alike

[@malakaimusa1476]

They do very much East Africans kinda have semitic facial features

[@annettehall1569]

I love these. They are eerie but amazingly spectacular!!!

[@Indefenseoftheafricandiaspora]

This nonsense has to stop. Ancient Egyptians were Black. Greek historian Herodotus, considered the father of history who actually saw these Egyptians said they were Black with wholly hair!! The world has stolen enough from Africa, now they are stealing our heritage!!

[@nuttybar9]

They ddin't really look like that ,Ancient Egyptians were Caucasian.

[@annettehall1569]

@@nuttybar9 no they weren't

[@matiusbond6052]

@@nuttybar9 Ancient Europe was NOT in Africa .Go get a brain

[@dawnvalentine74]

@@matiusbond6052 They still weren't Caucasian in the way you're purporting. Just look at modern Egyptians if you don't believe me.

[@ЕвгенияАсади]

ЧЕЛОВЕК, МАЛО ИЗМЕНИЛСЯ, С ТЕХ ВРЕМЕН. МОЖНО СКАЗАТЬ, СОВСЕМ НЕ ИЗМЕНИЛСЯ, НЕСМОТРЯ И НЕВЗИРАЯ НИ НА ЧТО.

[@stevenwortham9205]

Beauty can be found in any time. They were very desired.

[@thetruthisoutthere5265]

That should play on a monitor in a museum. Very cool!

[@jcd5533]

Amazing and breathtaking!

[@mickey23052]

Very well done, the typical of each character came across very well!

[@Indefenseoftheafricandiaspora]

This nonsense has to stop. Ancient Egyptians were Black. Greek historian Herodotus, considered the father of history who actually saw these Egyptians said they were Black with wholly hair!! The world has stolen enough from Africa, now they are stealing our heritage!!

[@mickey23052]

@@Indefenseoftheafricandiaspora You are right, many things are misrepresented. Herodotus (490/480 B.C.; † about 430/420 B.C.) had described the pharaonic time, however, only from his time span and his state of knowledge (as is known Nefertiti lived about 1351-1334 B.C., 1340-1324 B.C. (Helck) or 1353-1336 B.C. (Krauss).... The pharaohs also had wars and trade relations north of Egypt, for example with Syria. I once read that Nefertiti probably came from Syria, because the pharaohs had waged war in the north against the Hittites (today Syria). Thus it came to the mixture of the races. With Alexander the Great (July 20, 356 B.C. in Pella; † June 10, 323 B.C. in Babylon) came the mixing of the Egyptians with the Greeks. Cleopatra (51 BC ...) was the last pharaoh and was distantly related to Alexander. In the course of time races mix, this is the case all over the world!

[@M.Campbell-Sherwood]

@@mickey23052 Races can't mix when brothers and sisters are constantly marrying each other... The Ptolemy's for example stayed on track with that plan for centuries. As did Tutankhamun and his parents as well as their parents and so on. It's a bit odd when people only have one set of grandparents, great grandparents, great-great-grandparents, great-great-great grandparents and so on... That doesn't leave much room for change. It's one of the theorized reasons for King Tut having so many health issues and his children all dying at or before birth. Sure their were the rare occasions they'd marry outside their siblings but its was just that...rare. Not to mention they were always lower ranking wives/husbands. Which meant their children never had the chance to rule/reign.

[@mickey23052]

@@M.Campbell-Sherwood Yes, that's right! Probably those were absolute exceptions that one married outside of his "inbreeding". It would be interesting to find out how often and when this tradition was was interrupted at all.

[@TheElochai]

You nailed Ahhotep. Wow! It is amazing seeing the queen come to life like this. She reminds me of Viva A Fox.

[@miziziafrika6065]

Albeit a white one!

[@M.Campbell-Sherwood]

How do you know? Did you know Ahhotep? I highly doubt that. And Viva??? Or do you mean Vivica?

[@myvisilver7110]

Now we can see things back in time,amazing and beautiful🤩

[@-Alberto-Bolanos-]

great job and investigation.....

[@anupamas8934]

My God! It is super-satisfying!

[@Sb-kz7wh]

Wow ! Absolutely stunning

[@obeahman6286]

AI is having problems in recognizing black features anyway. Timmit Gebru, who used to work with Google, challenged this bias, so, Google fired her. We do expect these biases to be carried into these depictions.

[@oliveeisner8964]

The dynastic Egyptians weren't black. Their ancestors (who built the pyramids) were refugees from Atlantis.

[@obeahman6286]

@@oliveeisner8964 Well, this is one variation, another is "aliens built the pyramids". Yet, there is Herodotus' description of Ancient Egyptians.

[@oliveeisner8964]

@@obeahman6286 descriptions of later Egyptians. The Egyptians always claimed to be a legacy civilization iow they merely inherited the pyramids, technology etc which were established thousands of years before the phaeronic dynasties. Many of the pharaohs did try to take credit though. Their religion was a mere shadow & distortion of the original teachings. Where they (we) originated from however is an entirely longer field of discussion and research. Mountains of evidence.

[@chatonmignon8724]

The dna of momies and the language of hieroglyphs prouve that ancient egyptians where shamito-semitic meditearean population.

[@inesmaroua5419]

Thats not true ​@chatonmignon8724

[@grose2272]

Wow these are beautiful

[@susanmandarino3263]

All so beautiful

[@JustMeB729]

They resemble the figures so much. Amazing how this was done. Very good.

[@matiusbond6052]

Just Me...Sorry,ancient Egyptians were not Europeans or Arabs who at that time were just above primitive. RESEARCH!!

[@Sunshine-uu9bn]

@@matiusbond6052 There are North Africain

[@lawrenceandrews4367]

@@matiusbond6052 they literally look African. They look like Lightskinned blacks .

[@scientificatheist9381]

@@matiusbond6052 maybe related to dravidians

[@bheenachoytooa1604]

Wonderful, through these life making pictures you come to know their characters too. For instance, the last one seems to be hard and cruel, not easy to deal with!

[@gingersnaps997]

That's silly. You should think about that statement.

[@anitaharrison32]

Why? Think about your last statement!

[@reinebalisbis]

Funny how my egyptian mom always mention that we could be in possibly King Tut or Cleopatra's bloodline lmao. Ancient egyptians are some of the most beautiful creatures ever made Edit: lmao I know Cleopatra was Greek/Macedonian and was just born and raised in Egypt, it's just some silly jokes that's been around since 2000 BC y'all.

[@s9ka972]

Even Today's Egyptian too are . Only problem is as Indians we feel them a little bit taller ones .

[@obeahman6286]

@@s9ka972 "Even today Egyptians", are not of the culture of the pyramid builders nor are today's Americans the same as 600 years ago.

[@Lena-cz6re]

obviously this is not what they looked like...

[@CommonSenseGUY79]

Reine Kharl Balisbis. Somebody lied to you!! #1] Egypt is not ancient, in ancient times Egypt was known as Kemet! Kemet is ancient, the Europeans invaded Kemet/Egypt and renamed it Egypt! [google that genius] At which time Kemet was known as THE LAND OF THE BLACK!! [after all Kemet/Egypt is in Africa] and before you start with that Arab BS they were invaders as well! [google that genius] #2] What you see in North Africa today is called EHTNIC CLEANSING, [samething happened in America, are the Caucasians Native Americans???] they are not INDIGIOUS Africans, they are Arabs/Caucasians and Arabs are from Saudi Arabia, Caucasians are from Europe!! claiming History that is not your!! Hey, somebody gotta tell you, and I'm the Truth Tracker, so it may as well be me.

[@justtruth5855]

@@CommonSenseGUY79 Well said and even when it's right in their faces, they refuse to believe that Egypt was / is a blck lands that was conquered many times. It was separated in 1956 from the Sudan by the British. Some thing major happened in the 1800's which changed the course of history.

[@moodyana6745]

As an Egyptian I'm telling you that thier hair wasn't curly because they used to put gold accessories for hai

[@superboy3633]

Very much thanks to all history lover for uploading these types of videos

[@kristinwashington2279]

Beautiful

[@robinmoylan8939]

That’s so interesting! I’m so glad you reconstructed their gorgeous faces!!! N shared them with us! 💖 great job!!!

[@matiusbond6052]

Robin Moylan.. ALL historical facts/evidence confirm this video as a lie/fabrication

[@charlesborders2893]

THAT'S FACT HEHEHE MMMMM MMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMMMMMMMMM HEHEHE

[@robinmoylan8939]

I was wondering how long it took to reconstruct one face and then all the others together?

[@charlesborders2893]

@@robinmoylan8939 well it's like this the materials fabric used in these young beautiful faces is some of the highest quality materials fabric on the planet and it's not how long it took but in the quelity of fabric that the faces was made .

[@myrkflinn4331]

They look so unique and they represent them well.

[@charlesborders2893]

YES SIR REE MMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMM MMMMMMM MMMMMMM

[@Alingkii_888]

Fantastic 🔥💯✔💚

[@lindaclark1406]

Very nice work.

[@lhdollbaby]

I know they didn't all have the same skin tone or curly hair... but ya gotta admit....it was a hellava trip to go back in time and gaze upon these powerful beauties!!! ( my favorite was the last one, Now that was a true queen!!! Take notes!!!!😘😉🤗

[@fredettamalone5726]

They were black start with Dr.RunokoRashidi do your research

[@jjbentley9]

@@fredettamalone5726 they wasn't black black people did not start agriculture farming or religion and we know that the Egyptian people cilvilazation was started by agriculture. Why no documentary on Egyptian people history you won't find them e er dipicted as black. The east where they came from we know this as a fact. It's not up for debate because you're black and want to think you are connected to the Egyptian people.

[@fredettamalone5726]

Everything I speak I back it up with the word of God and scientific facts.

[@fredettamalone5726]

Everything I say I'm back it up with the word of God and scientific facts period!!!!!

[@fredettamalone5726]

@@jjbentley9 I trust in my God my God only I don't trust in the white man period. My grandfather and my grandmother were slaves I was alive when they were slaves in the '60s sir I did my research I'm still doing it searching and seeking God not who's controlling the world but God almighty God

[@valbankz292]

Very neat, great job!!!

[@carlosmorini353]

IT'S JUST AMAZING !!!

[@splinterbyrd]

What software did you use?

[@cellinimedusa4679]

Amazing!

[@jeanoscar552]

I've had enough, thought it would have been more accurate than what I've seen

[@M.Campbell-Sherwood]

I know right.

[@Yellow-et1ig]

Right🤔👀

[@lotuslicciardi5872]

That's how we feel about Elizabeth Taylor and Charlton Heston as Egyptians...

[@M.Campbell-Sherwood]

@@lotuslicciardi5872 Well considering Heston played a Roman NOT an Egyptian that was pretty spot on casting. As for Taylor playing Cleopatra... She was a tad too pale to play someone who was 100% Greek. Also not naturally Egyptian. Not when your parents were brother and sister and their parents were brother and sister and their parents were brother and sister all the way back to Alexander the great and probably before. Getting a natural born Egyptian out of that mix would be a bit...well...impossible. Especially considering they never deviated from the "keeping it pure" plan. They kind of put the Black family, from Harry Potter, to shame in that sense. Although natural Egyptians were only slightly darker than Greeks considering, thanks to DNA testing, its been proven that 90% plus were of Semetic origin. They'd have looked like Israelis, Muslims or everyday Arab peoples. There was only one time period when they were darker than that and that only lasted a good one to two hundred years. Not to mention they were invaders who took over after defeating another set of invaders who had ruled for about 700 years. That was right before Alexander (a Greek born person) sacked the country and took over himself.

[@M.Campbell-Sherwood]

@@adedayoread6668 You do realize they're DNA testing mummies that are pre-Persia, pre-Arabia, pre-Greece, and pre-Rome right? They're all coming out Semitic in origin. This would have made them olive, yellow or tan. Some may have been as dark as some of the peoples of Saudi Arabia. Especially those who worked in the sun day in and day out. The only time darker Africans ruled in Egypt was when the rulers of Nubia came up and conquered the Libyans who had taken over after the real Egyptians died out. The Libyans were there for about 700 years give or take and the Nubians (who went after the Libyans because of their healthy respect and love for the ancient Egyptians and their traditions) ruled WAY less than that (a couple hundred years, give or take). I can't say what the Libyans looked like at that point in time, but I do know what the Nubians looked like. I've also heard ancient stories on just as ancient scrolls of peoples from further south making fun of the Egyptians for being pale (my favorite being the story where the fool who comes from the south to test Egypts magic is basically shown the door by a child). Not to mention an account that Hatshepsut made of an Ethiopian Chieftess that she traded with. You really need to read, and get out, more. Denial isn't just a river in Egypt you know...

[@mk3489]

Slowly figuring it out yea this is some of the family my family not bad not bad at all don't let the pretty looks fool you lol these women where strong n smart n loving and protective...love is the way 🖖💛

[@dennis17116]

DNA has already proven that the DNA of most Egyptian royalty that was taken from mummies prove they are from East Mediterranean, European and near East Asian decent.

[@kwamemarch3873]

It's funny that all of the Egyptian royalty statues look like Black ppl keep believing their mummy DNA test it makes you guys feel like your part of something great....pls show me statues of your European and Asain Pharaohs?

[@jeff_n1535]

Awesome!

[@claudiapatry9454]

Wow ! ...They Been CLÔNED ! 😲 .. GOOD VIDEO ! THANKS 🥰 From Downtown Montreal ⚜️🇨🇦👋👋🤗 🤩 🥰💞💞💞

[@kimberlypatton9634]

I think you have done a superb job also in recreating their accurate likenesses, n great job! What beauty,!

[@almuurocanvision806]

Not accurate. Melanin is an ancient substance found in people in Africa, Europe, China, Japan AND all the Americas. The Olmecs go back further than the Ta Marians( Egyptians) ,all these stone heads look like 50 Cent.

[@ehoward2246]

The Queens actual likeness were of a darker hue. They weren't fair skinned or olive complexion.

[@justtruth5855]

@@ehoward2246 they would have been olive skinned, olives are either green or black. As it's land given to Ham and his blood line, and the Egyptians themselves wrote they came from Ethiophia, then they were black.

[@clarkkent52]

Just raysist Eurocentric whitewashing of history when the actual egyptians themselves were black though, Kemet (Egypt) in their own language means land of the blacks..lool you snakes care nothing for truth just keep propagating the eurocentric BS masquerading as history

[@MohamedSaada-fz7fu]

​@@justtruth5855 Where Egyptians wrote that ?

[@Boudayoussefraqs]

They’re gorgeous!

[@ixoraroxi]

I don't like it when you make them beautiful by today's standards. There are differences from the artistic interpretations of the famous women from the past and the way you recreate their images nowdays. They look similar but can be done better.

[@isaacjudah8794]

1000s of years ago it was about bloodline and family stock not color but sense color matters nowadays the EGYPTIANS WERE NOT EUROPEAN OR ARABIAN PENINSULA PEOPLE ALSO ABRAHAM WAS NOT EGYPTIAN EVERY RELIGION KNOWS THIS HAMITES WERE THE EGYPTIANS

[@hermanhamilton3416]

An excellent presentation.

[@sarahsworld-2240]

This is very kool someone should do more of these cos it’s very fascinating I love history

[@matiusbond6052]

The problem is these portraits are NOT ancient Egyptians,they r Arabs .Native Africans were Egyptians

[@froggykekinson4365]

you know that they didn't looked like that don't you?

[@TheLadybughug]

This was fantastic. Very well done! May I ask what the music title is? It's very soothing. Thank you. Definitely subscribing! ❤️

[@josephineawuni3371]

They are more beautiful than our generation

[@seleen1237]

Ikr

[@digimonalvatrax2738]

@@seleen1237 😂

[@serialsquadron]

Also, to those who are making comments about skin color, Ancient Egypt was a mixed-race society just as America is today. Some of the Pharaohs and relatives had red or blond hair and some, like Queen Tiye, were darker-skinned. If you want to say she was "Black" you would be mostliy right but otherwise most of the noted kings and queens had a tanned skin color which can be seen in their scultpures and reliefs. The Amarna royal family was light brown-skinned, and Nefertiti's skin color was the color of the skin as painted on her famous bust. Her father Yuya had reddish-blond hair, not black. Tiye was much darker and so Tutankhaman might have been a little darker skinned as well. Certainly his mummy has very dark skin! But that was the result mostly of how he was embalmed, I think. So anyway there were "white" Egyptians and "Black" Egyptians and they intermarried but the majority were brown-skinned, just as they mostly are today.

[@happyblackwoman6154]

The Serial Squadron finally someone gets it!!! It's so annoying watching white Americans and black Americans arguing over what the Egyptians looked like when neither group is descended from them. You have both sides trying to discredit each other. You nailed it on the head when you said that they are a mixed multitude of people, and that should be common sense! Both groups try to separate the Ancient Egyptians from their descendants, who are the modern Egyptians. It's annoying. You better preach!

[@serialsquadron]

@@happyblackwoman6154 You are exactly right, all such arguments don't even apply to the situation. Whatever any of their skin tones were, none of them were Americans! :)

[@happyblackwoman6154]

@@serialsquadron you have no idea how many times I have been called a sell out for speaking like this, even in real life. It shocks some of my own people (African Americans) that I preach this truth. There is plenty of history in west/central Africa in which our ancestors came from, but some are always trying to claim Egypt. It's annoying.

[@serialsquadron]

@@happyblackwoman6154 I like it that you are able to be proud of your heritage without feeling you have to gang up with any group on any other group. You are clearly a very cool person. :)

[@happyblackwoman6154]

@@serialsquadron Thank you!

[@evelisisdavis7242]

Thank you

[@shaunmorgan6860]

Absolutely amazing!!!! Can you do Amenhotep the 2nd. He grew up with Moses. Love to see that!!

[@BashiyrDouglas]

We are Global African Indigenous people!! Love and Unity is the best key for us all together!!💯Also Giving thanks to the Great Mother's/Goddesses and Great Father's/Gods and the Ancestors and Guardians!! Saying from Snefer aka Bashiyr!!👸🏿🤴🏿

[@manofnocolor2205]

global indigneous? why when people statrted to navigate the globe you all were in just west/central/south africa?..lol

[@aldarling6743]

Incredible likenesses!

[@Indefenseoftheafricandiaspora]

Likeness to who? A made up image? This nonsense has to stop. Ancient Egyptians were Black. Greek historian Herodotus, considered the father of history who actually saw these Egyptians said they were Black with wholly hair!! The world has stolen enough from Africa, now they are stealing our heritage!!

[@omokaroojiire]

The Sphinx's face represents ancient Egyptian feature!

[@manofnocolor2205]

@Frankie Bigfoot B! Muhhammad Sa'im Al- Dahr a arab in 1378 a.d oredered the sphinx nose to be broken. He was mad native egyptians were bringing offerenings and such devotion to the sphinx.

[@ulemulion5969]

Just subscribed after watching

[@ulemulion5969]

Tiya was from Congo or Zaire if you like

[@maophantulaotkasmil44]

Tks ⚘⚘⚘

[@angelaferrante7234]

Excellent. Five stars