Deep Under The Giza Plateau. Exploring The Megalithic Osiris Shaft.

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[@tedbomba6631]

Another great video, Brian ! I wish I had the physical abilities to see all of these amazing tunnels and other structures. Since I'm wheelchair bound, I'm especially grateful for your video tours. The internet used this way by people like you has allowed me, and countless others, to vicariously enjoy so much of a world that was unavailable to us until a few short years ago. Many thanks !

[@shabblabbat]

you should check out ActionAdventureTwins if you haven't already...they do some incredible exploration of underground caves!

[@4pmpm114]

I can carry you Brother. Use my health, I don't mind at all.

[@tedbomba6631]

@@4pmpm114Thanks, that's very kind of you !

[@4pmpm114]

@@tedbomba6631 I'm in Australia mate. I doubt very much I can do what I offer....but I would my friend...use my legs...

[@CarsCatAliens]

I have many regrets in life. One of them is not traveling. I am now disabled and have very limited mobility. Suffered 4th degree edema due to autoimmune conditions. I hold fluid in my legs from ankles up to the belly area. The first time I had it, it changed my feet, and from not being able to move around much, I had terrible atrophy in legs And arms. i can not get up off the ground after falling. You never realize how simple things are taken for granted until you lose the ability.

[@TheDAT9]

Personally I wouldn't want that noisy crowd around me when I was examining that wonderful ancient place.

[@mkeyx82]

Well, tough cookies.

[@johnward3641]

I agree. Does no one speak to them in the house. Unbelievable!

[@legendofLINK445]

You’d think they’d be courteous, but everyone’s got something to say

[@gillianwoolfson6396]

So true!

[@c103110a]

I hate any tourist trap. Rude people just chatting away...mostly women laughing, joking, etc...

[@blogblogblog-dj5ed]

There's something to be said for silently contemplating what you are looking at, but not for this group. What a racket. I remember when i was inside the so-called King's chamber totally alone for 20 minutes and then i heard the approaching cacophany of 50 tourists and i got the hell out of there. Fascinating video Brien, thanks

[@an0therdimensi0n99]

your comment is a testament on why nothing is sacred and why we cant have anything nice. there is zero class nowadays. i bet if there werent any rules, homeless junkies would be in there, spray painted walls, trash and debris

[@MikeInHalifax]

Just incredible. I hope you are still doing tours when i ve saved enough to come along! Nobody knows the Megalithic world as well as Brian Forrester! Brian needs to meet Praveen Mohan for a tour of India's sacred amcient megalithic sites.

[@aphotogirl0758]

Silence would be welcome.

[@sanfranciscobay]

I have a Blue Car? We ate bread and cheese for breakfast today. My investments are paying 6.75%.

[@dazuk1969]

@@sanfranciscobay I have a black car, I had corn flakes for breakfast, and my investments are not paying me anything because I don't have any.

[@sanfranciscobay]

@@dazuk1969 That man in the blue shirt is an Alcoholic. He drinks too much and tried to touch my girlfriend. That woman in the black is crazy. My knee is bothering me. I want a Coke. What time is it? I want to go home. Where's Brien?

[@dazuk1969]

@@sanfranciscobayAh...that sounds like a bit of a mare. Your post makes more sense now.

[@billmaxwell1395]

Thank you Mr Foerster

[@neilwilkes]

There must be another way in, as the dacite boxes (I refuse to call them sarcophagi) simply won't fit down the almost 200 feet of multiple layered shafts currently used for accessing the site.

[@JarofMayonaise]

At 1:30 there IS a shaft for an elevator of sorts that looks big enough to lower some boxes into though. There's a niche at the back and I'll assume on the near side of camera that we can partially see that would be perfect for the ropes/wires for an elevator. They are using the service entrance and the shaft pictured before they go in/down is the service elevator. Doesn't explain how the first 2 boxes got there though other than a different patch that may have been covered up in the past or recently.

[@hyperion112]

Is that based on measurements or intuition?

[@Catlife247]

There are so many reasons you'd never ever get me into that water 😂😂 and I'll normally go anywhere. Black goo ancient pyramid mummy water is where I draw the line!

[@dutchfly-61]

That was awesome . Thanks for sharing 😎👍

[@johannesnicolaas]

Nice images! Looking from Leyden, Holland to this. Great joy to walk with you.

[@karenwright8556]

This is the best way to see it. It's intriguing,yes but so much like access tunnels for conduit systems. Other than the giant boxes which are puzzling ,I think those Egyptian builders were very clever engineers. Like it's been said before we either need a time machine or to find some drawings or writings they left somewhere. We all like a good mystery.😊🤔 Good one Brien.

[@ranradd]

Amazing and Thank You! A friend of mine is going to Copenhagen to visit some famous theme park. I told her I'd much rather go on a Brian Forester tour of the Giza plateau, see the pyramids and maybe swim in the lowest chamber of the Osiris Shaft.

[@scottbreseke716]

Electrical advantage by having one part of circuit at higher elevation and part at a low elevation. Also electrical advantage by having a north/south alignment. Granite is a piezoelectric material because of its quartz and other piezoelectric minerals content.

[@MikeInHalifax]

Find the Labrinth entrance!! The Pyramids, i think, powered some sort of lighting in the labyrinth below. You giys are inside an ancient generator.

[@johnmiller1300]

Part of the power plant from 1000s of years ago

[@Trajectionable]

what compels people to go down there just to loudly socialize?

[@kell7195]

Women - what can you do 🤷🏼‍♂

[@javierdelabarrera8090]

No interest at all. No realizing how lucky they are ; being in a such awesome ancient place.

[@walterti]

Unfinished Pyramid Zawyet el-Aryan Excavated by Alessandro Barsanti in 1904, used for a famous film "Land of the Pharaohs" and now practically closed, the Egyptians built a military base next to it. Perhaps there was not enough desert nearby to build a military base. Barsanti writes that he found a circular tub practically sealed, the interior was empty but the whole bottom was covered with a black patina. He also writes another interesting thing, during a violent storm the pit several meters deep almost filled with water and in a few hours the level dropped a lot and then slowed down.

[@polygonalmasonary]

1:49 Are you sure my wheelchair will fit? 😮 So envious of anyone who can explore like this but great appreciation for the videos 👏👏👏🙏👍🇬🇧♥️🌈

[@muskateer12345]

Don’t be envious! Be grateful you live in a time where you could still view the world even while constrained to a wheelchair. I’m sending good messages your way, stranger 😁 all the best

[@gregorydahl]

I think the serapium has long wide ramps and the 60 ton boxes . This is a cramoed small one compared .

[@juanotamendi8913]

Not many people can do this kind of traveling . So the best we can do is watch Brian $ other's videos and enjoy.!!ty Brian for everything!.. wish you a great day!!

[@juanotamendi8913]

Same as the caves in China too!

[@finley.h]

May many great things happen to you and everyone here! 🤗🙏🏻

[@aircvr4175]

The Sphinx is not just a statue, but also a hieroglyph (h.a or L) that means "Front" or "Entrance" and there is a very real chance that the tunnels from it go to the massive underground obelisks that the Khafre and Kufu pyramids could crown.

[@Vunderbread]

I'd like to learn more about these massive underground obelisks

[@aircvr4175]

It's just a theory. Why else did the Egyptians build obelisks if not to show what was above and below ground? @@Vunderbread

[@aircvr4175]

So under that theory, the Great Pyramid isn't really a pyramid, but a pyramidian... The top of an obelisk.

[@aircvr4175]

The Sphinx is in front of Khafre pyramid(ian), as well as below it in altitude... and it has tunnels. Where would they go when you are already starting below the Khafre and Khufu pyramid(ian)s? Clearly to something BELOW them. As a hieroglyph, the Sphinx means "Entrance." What a grand entrance! It's beautiful!

[@aircvr4175]

Imagine the surprise of people who looked at the giant heads on Easter Island... who thought that they were only heads. Later digging showed they were giant statues with the bodies buried underground. Same with the pyramidians that you see above ground at Giza if there are obelisks resting below them.

[@woobenten4830]

Sooo....nobody dared the dude at the end to just swim over and investigate the tunnel out the back of the lowest shaft?!? I believe Zahi acknowledged the tunnel but said it had never been explored. Lets get some scuba gear and a Go-Pro! What an amazing experience. Thank you for the video!

[@mikek4288]

Sorry about the camera being jiggly, im excited. How unfortunate a time to say that while filming some ladies behind lol

[@LanceHall]

Finally good footage of the Osiris shaft.

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

same chisel marks are Longyou Caves, Petra, etc.

[@JupiterJane1984]

Nice share Brien!❤

[@josephcross7960]

Those tool marks look similar to those in those gigantic caves in China

[@connielipp8648]

Good Morning, So nice to see another of your videos, it's been a while! Appreciate you and your work : )

[@pjhue6607]

Great video

[@daxtonbrown]

Thank you so much Brien for all your videos over the years. Some of us would die to go on your tours, but could not pull it off for health or other reasons. So you have been our eyes into the past. The tool marks are long and straight, so they aren't what you would expect from hand labor. I wonder what pick axe marks are left in modern mines in the United States from like 1880s.

[@Mikerumball]

Love it. Wow

[@gregorydahl]

You all are doing a magnjficent job daring to go where no one has seen in 12 thousand years and sharing the pictures with all the world . Seems more industrial canal than a finished habitat or tomb after seeing the capabilities of the builders of the pyramids complex .

[@jerryjerry7561]

bet theres way more below, than above.

[@GARYINLEEDS]

Thanks for sharing, shared.

[@FransBlaas1]

Thank you Brien, another interesting video… long time subscriber😊

[@dougwotton1046]

This was really cool to watch Brien 👍!

[@alryan8609]

Excellent video Brian wish I could go there some day 👍

[@killeresk]

Great video, fascinating location.

[@chrislaws4785]

ALL i want to know is HOW did they carve those boxes, HOW did they get them to Egypt and down that TINY shaft and WHAT was inside of them? I mean knowing where the stone came from and all is fine, but what REALLY matters is how the hell they got them in there and what was inside of them. Because they are TOO big for humans and there is NO WAY they got those boxes down that shaft. I just cant wait until SOMEONE FINALLY gets free reign of the pyramids, all the underground shafts and the sphinx and FINALLY reveals everything to the public and we are FINALLY able to learn the WHOLE TURTH about these structures and what is REALLY there.

[@marekgo6747]

Was it possible to transport those boxes down there? I know they are there but how.

[@vadoraid2517]

I used to watch your videos religiously during COVID can’t believe I didn’t subscribe. Cool to see you are still dropping vidz

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

Thanks for taking us on this adventure, my friend...

[@SammeLagom]

Thank you Brien to let us join you trough the net!

[@sergeyt2947]

There's an interesting story about the body exhumed from there. It wasn't a typical egyptian mummy, but was a corpse in a strange yellowish liquid.

[@kricketflyd111]

Did anyone see Thoth?

[@scottbreseke716]

Flew toward a light bulb.

[@murrayf2890]

very interesting tour and the black goo mystery has been solved hehe. now a sump pump down there would be handy as well looks like.

[@nanceeM1313]

Many thanks Brian♡🌸🍃🌸

[@forbiddenknowledgeseeker]

So awesome!

[@mattw5840]

Amazing video Brien, but do you think you could get footage of the 3rd level to show what exactly is inside the shaft, because we’ve only really seen a glimpse, and it’d be really cool if you or one of your crew would set up a drone to get some footage from down there. it would be greatly helpful for the research community as well since the shaft is more untouched than the rest of the pyramid.

[@Morechinlockvicar]

Plenty of videos have been made of that level before and many images and other youtube videos available.

[@jlb7707]

Drone footage would be incredible down there

[@Blueskyeday]

Great video, thanks. (But I don't think it's polite to "Excuse Me" out of someone elses' space when obviously they are making their own paid-for-observations. Wait your turn please.)

[@andyharpist2938]

Wonderful that Brian has found 20 or 30 American tourists who can climb down 220' of ladders by themselves, without 4WD's, zimmer frames, and wheelchairs!

[@stargazer4625]

I can't believe they let people climb up and down the ladders with no harnesses.. good video

[@PhilipCockram]

Thanks Brien .

[@x7cj87]

I like the idea that the arcs were stored in those boxes..

[@SunsetSun123]

I really believe that those places wasn't for a human usage or presence.Those places are for machines work move or articulated by different preseance but not humans at all.???

[@alanmccartney3922]

Aliens again. Why cant you believe that humans can build stuff..

[@hansburch3700]

Ja, der ganze Komplex ist die Überreste einer Maschine.

[@charlieyellowstone8248]

Amazing place

[@virgiliustancu9293]

Those shaft must had some industrial meaning/utility and I bet that there are many more of them.

[@kathytucker]

Thank you!

[@jimmime]

Hey, Brien, have you ever checked to see if the shafts are aligned with true North, or off a few degrees like about 23 degrees?

[@AndrewHall-dp9il]

I was thinking cranes and their base shafts…but oh no ancient mysteries abound…way to go Brian.

[@terriludolf6101]

a little dive down there would be nice

[@DJinaShoebox]

amazing

[@daleculbertson6862]

THANK YOU 🙏

[@The-OGRE]

Interesting, you go into a tunnel,, through a gate, then towards an interior fenced off area. The first "shaft" seems to be wind eroded, then worked? How did that happen?

[@tyroneharper5375]

This dude has the best Job Ever!!

[@coloreye7963]

On my bucket list

[@ianosescuion9218]

What underground world! How many work and how was illuminated? Enigmatic...☝️ but it is real.

[@jjaycadaynay]

New subscriber. I highly recommend taking a look at the Nazca mummies. Thank you.

[@TheBloodhound102]

Great video Brian. May I suggest that you take a closer look at the Nazca mummies? There is a lot of new information recently that may interest you.

[@pierrebreton1153]

Whouaw, incroyable, ca c'est de la video inedite.

[@jeremiahlyleseditor437]

Incredible that. The man was brave to stand in that liquid. Might be toxic. Was the water neck high before he stood on the box?

[@Bubba4168]

Thoroughly enjoying the video and I have one huge question… How was all of that excavated without any sort of decent lighting? It could not have been done with reflected sunlight or torches.

[@Quixpeed]

it isn't really far from the Sphynx. Makes one wonder if the they're connected underground.

[@josephcross7960]

Any explanation on why there is no soot on the ceiling???

[@BigPoppieSeed]

You already know why.

[@josephcross7960]

That one of the dumbest reply's ever.............................@@BigPoppieSeed

[@toshioyamada3311]

Wow! I haven't seen or heard any mention of the Osiris Shaft since the Zahi Hawass video from the '90's. I even wrote to Zahi ten years ago asking for any update on the shaft/tunnels and he responded with "nothing new." How is this area not being explored fully!? It blows my mind that this is not top of the list for new archeology on the plateau.

[@vadimkorotaev6161]

Hello Brian, very intriguing content of the box: at 14:11 we can see inside the box on the bottom : a 3-core wire pc 2m long approx. (white color), a rusted steel pot, a modern looking rubber braided hose and a ripped out & partially bended ps of steel plate(no rust- fresh??)

[@finley.h]

Hi, brien. What do the archaeologists describe as the lighting?

[@shipmanschaum]

Man i would love to explore this place I would bring a roller tape an get measurements how would that box get in there I would also test for radiation. No telling whats in that water or creatures living in the underworld. Looks like some type of machine work with non porous chemical storage boxs 🤔

[@williamschermerhorn7918]

GHIZA PLATUE the power plant . While we hold onto our hightech(smart phones) that are 50 years behind the tech that is in use but kept away from us. Dr. Steven grear. The Giza place was higher tech. Giving it a go. Thought I'd type theses thoughts 😅

[@IronicallyVague]

Make's no logical sense to go thru all that trouble to construct the Osiris shaft to store chemicals... What I'm noticing is it's the same sort of setup as the great Pyramid where you have a room directly above another room & boxes above boxes... What ever chemical they placed in the bottom level would produce energy that would travel up thru the rock to the next level of boxes & would then react with the chemical in the upper upper level boxes, this created even more energy that would then travel up thru to the Pyramids. My guess is liquid Mercury since Mercury will spin with a electrical charge and then produce even more energy. perhaps if it was Mercury then they were made to spin in opposite directions so that the lover level acted as the negative side of a battery & the upper level acted as the positive. *switch the current going into Mercury & it will reverse directions and spin the other way but if I'm right, why build it so far away from a Pyramid? there should be a way for the energy to travel directly to the top of the Pyramid via a shaft or some way energy would be focused to the desired location - maybe this Iron paint she spoke of? Never heard of this... They didn't use wires to transfer electricity, the energy passed thru the rock another positive for the Mercury theory is it's a valuable substance, later people would have profited greatly to remove & sell it But this layout was to produce energy

[@bigmirror6872]

Did anyone film underwater?

[@naughtseeingeye7767]

Another awesome video! I don't think I've seen you take your drones to Egypt. I'm guessing they'll A) get seized B) are illegal or C) a pain to get through customs. Also, have you taken a Geiger counter to Tanis? I'm guessing that may not be allowed

[@jus10lewissr]

Great video but had I been there personally, the group would have damn near ruined it for me. It might be a bit easier had they been quiet, but so many people in there still takes away the chance to just stand there and admire everything in peace.

[@OFFICIALLUSH]

Glad Zahi Hawass’ goons weren’t there to impede

[@itsdtxjd]

Love your videos but why are you so rude? "Can someone shine a light right here!?'' "Excuse me! EXCUSE ME!'' Let people see too. god!

[@joekerby6330]

boxes could be resonance cavities

[@Gecmajster123456]

dig deep holes fro massive granite boxes.. well done

[@Joedoeswhat]

Would of love to see what this place looked like back when it was completely done up with its staircases and walls all decorated

[@captainsonny4053]

Awesome as always, Brian!! Are there underground waterways feeding so much water under the Sphinx, pyramids in Gaza??

[@nikauvalentinomarcielano]

Kia ora Brien! Nz here,wow bro amazing place,i hope 1 day to come on one your tours!! Keep it up!! Take care

[@Wardr0p]

I actually read that and heard your accent in my head.. NZ is awesome.. maybe I will run into you in Egypt some day.

[@juanotamendi8913]

I would really like to know what kind of machine did this do all these caves?

[@unofficialobserver]

crazy, I wouldn't go down there either, to scary.

[@johncopeland3826]

They must have had access to some kind of primative hydraulic digger to cut through that solid rock ,especially on the third level underground ? Copper chisels and tools would be useless trying to cut through a 100 ft × 10 ft× 20ft tunnel under the ground ,to my untrained eye .I love the sense of the unknown about ancient Egyptian masonry and constructions . Also how much does it cost to ' rent ' the Osiris shaft for 2 hours ,Brien ? Always highly educational ....

[@MrMarkopolo1970]

Very interesting and I wonder how old the box really is.

[@GrandeCapo_PallaPesante]

Listening to this video I developed my own personal theory, this shaft was excavated in ancient times to be a madhouse.

[@juanotamendi8913]

How come it looks like it blew up from the inside? Like it did have some kind of dangerous chemicals

[@nostalgic_pokemon_memories]

explore more of the water area please

[@WahrheitMachtFrei.]

What is up with the stratification of the layers as you enter the shafts? Surely that's not differential weathering?

[@TheSixpkAmerican]

what was in the Box on the third level.. did they ever open it?

[@cabilgibbs]

Thx

[@alanablythe]

interesting when you go down fiirst step thin and looks right side straight ahead?

[@fenixgirl9]

wow