Egypt's Dendera Temple | Dwarf Gods, Melted Steps & Mysterious Light Bulb Carvings | Megalithomania

Explore Egypt with private visit inside the Great Pyramid on the 'Treasures of Ancient Egypt Tour' this November for only $3250: www.megalithoma.... The Temple of Dendera is one of the best-preserved sites in Egypt. It was known as the “Castle of the Sistrum” or “Pr Hathor' (Place/House of Hathor). There have been temples on this site since at least the Old Kingdom as a goat-skin scroll suggested it was much older and associated with the 'Followers of Horus.' The present temple was built in the reign of Ptolemy VIII. The building we see today was constructed and added to from about 116 BC to 34 AD. In this video we explore the underground chamber with carvings of what look giant light bulbs. We also climb the melted stone staircase that looks like acid or lava has turned it soft. JJ Ainsworth also introduces us to the Dwarf God 'Bes', and we take a look at one of the earliest Zodiacs carved in stone on the ceiling of the upper temple.
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[@BleuMoonAme]

the bulbs remind me of search lights...in the night

[@davidfaulds2960]

Just curious but did you pump the life outta Bess?

[@ancientsitesgirl]

One of my beloved places in Egypt! I've been to Dendera twice and I plan to come back soon. It's a shame I've never paid more attention to these stairs... I could film them 🙄

[@morsy1979]

Abydos temple at Sohag also is very beautiful and older than dendra and there is The Osirion Temple at abydos the oldest temple

[@faragraf9380]

the stairs arent as much special. they are just old well worn sandstairs.

[@nancyM1313]

Very exciting upload. Thanks for sharing❣

[@ancientsitesgirl]

Hi Nancy! ✌

[@nancyM1313]

@@ancientsitesgirl Hi AS❣ Have a great weekend. We are having a blizzard in NYC. Cheers!

[@benderbender1233]

✌😘

[@ancientsitesgirl]

@@nancyM1313 thanks! I hope you're safe! 💖

[@nancyM1313]

@@ancientsitesgirl Thanks AS. The worst is over. Until your next trip. You stay safe too.😷

[@shian228]

I'm surprised that you haven't shown a bit research as to what all the hieroglyphs around the lotus flowers are saying and put the images into context as opposed to just saying 'lightbulbs'?

[@leviclark9238]

You mean shown "a bit of research"...if you are going to be a critic make sure your grammar is up to par

[@LadyBits2023]

... God, you sound absolutely insufferable... The guy actually makes a good point because the video is extremely misleading and all of this has been well translated well documented and well understood for decades and has absolutely nothing to do with lightbulbs, electricity or anything like that

[@LadyBits2023]

... so you're angry about this guy's grammar after watching a video that is full of misinformation where Information Is intentionally left out just to try and get views and just sell a grift..? Have been well translated and well understood for decades at this point there is absolutely zero excuse to make a video proclaim that these were light bulbs of any kind or description

[@louisewilliamson2894]

Egyptian temples are like illustrated books. The pictures are lovely but it’s helpful to read the text too.

[@graemewight2975]

Hi Hugh. The step erosion is natural. Worn down by the millions of feet over the millennia. Its almost polished smooth. No way it was melted.

[@scott2296]

You might be dumb Graema, but you're not stupid!!!

[@braeutchen41]

I've never even HEARD of the melted steps before. Very intriguing.... the stone steps are melted and the stone walls are not melted. 😲

[@braeutchen41]

@@undergroundangelz6552 well......there IS that !!!😬

[@scott2296]

@@braeutchen41 where is "that", who are you talking to?

[@Chiefmucka]

go to any old castle, temple or church, I'd be amazed if you didnt find some stone steps worn by millions of footsteps over the years. Its not melted...

[@faragraf9380]

i ve been there. no melt, just well worn sandstone.

[@clairelewis741]

I saw these "lightbulb" images in a meditation once and shown them as representing a mastery practice within the lightbody - energy (the serpent / kundalini) ascends from the base of the spine to the heart and radiates from the heart to transmit energy. May have been a practice used in the temple.

[@vickiburns1642]

That's an interesting possibility! They certainly don't look like lightbulbs to me. They look like some kind of elongated fruit. Hence emerging from a long "stem" not a cable! The serpents perhaps indicating the life force present with them.

[@faragraf9380]

its a mythos, no lightpulps.

[@MagicCircusofSamoa]

Dear friend, I'm a big fan of yours! One question, in the "presumable light bulbs" why hasn't anyone (that I know of) entertained the idea that those are electric eels inside that enclosure? They can generate a massive amount of power! Just food for thought....keep up the incredible work that you are doing,.....all the very best from Samoa. Chief Tupa'i Bruno

[@nancyvolker3342]

they look melted but i think Brien is right if that was from an energy burst of some kind the walls would be effected as well especially the walls at the bottom of each turn that energy would continue into the walls but they look unaffected

[@dalefleischer9062]

Wow! So awesome! Thanks for the tour!

[@DavyOneness]

The rock stair melt reminds me of the 'Hutchinson Effect" where things like metal melt at room temp or turn to jelly from the intense 'Scalar' electromagnetic energy

[@reidspeed77]

Superb stroll I've seen the melted steps,I'm thinking someone worked them down to transport something on wheels up and down, but it looks chemical, vitrified,,jj Hughe🕉

[@lyyliesther984]

Great. Thankyou. I felt like I was here

[@iang1]

A fascinating 17 minutes Hugh, thanks. If the 'melted steps' were initially all equally the same depth when built then the mystery is why the melting followed in, pretty much, the middle of each step and turned several corners. Surely it would be more random if the cause was a destructive liquid of some sort. The obvious answer is thousands of years of wear and tear but it doesn't look like that!, utterly bizarre.

[@Lahtiman81]

The stairs are older than the walls and carvings around it, which were built later.

[@Planet_Neptune]

excellent

[@eidrith493]

One person, it could have been Brien Foerster, made a statement on a video about the "melting" on the steps as being due to a concrete repair in recent centuries. The steps are very well worn.

[@sidilicious11]

Those lightbulbs looked phallic to me.

[@leemichaelsmith-collins3582]

Great short personal video, of Dendera.artissteel approved

[@tricivenola8164]

The "melted" stairs look to me to be wear, with the striations because of the nature of the rock itself. In Hagia Sophia there are thresholds worn absolutely flat in places, from 1500 years of feet.

[@esstee9595]

Those/that "melted" steps/stairway could be evidence for those who say the ancients used some type of "concretion" to form the mounuments/statues/blocks etc. That they are cast, not carved. Maybe a container of said concrete was spilled/leaked on the way down, and was not cleaned up in time before it hardened.

[@jamesn.economou9922]

Great video Hugh. Professional camera work and narration, is always appreciated! You failed to propose the only theory about the "melted" steps, that is somewhat do-able. That it is a geo-polymer pour. I know, it's not main stream, but it wouldn't be so difficult to get that effect, with a pour. It certainly wasn't carved with copper chisels.

[@davidfrank5952]

Fantastic video! Probably a chemical spilled on the steps accidentally. (I have a pdf of a Russian book, about 150 years old, on how to soften different types of stone. From the "Bulgarian New Earth Lady") The bulbs, and a lot of other inscriptions and pictures that have very similar opposites next to them, are meant to be seen as a "Mirror" composite. Sort of like the bulb across the wall. But you can also see the desired affect can be achieved with a highly enlightened man, with hand and face looking at the intentioned target, as with a tuned power piller. ( man or machine will work, or they can even work together, as in the single bulb)

[@vadrey]

How can i get a copy of that book? Any chances?

[@lastbestplace8112]

Yusef is a GOON

[@0ptimal]

The steps are cool. Clearly something once soft was there, in addition to wear patterns. All i can imagine is something was dragged down the steps. Unless they had some substance on the bottom of their shoes. Crazy

[@mariansmith7694]

Facinating, Thank you

[@AethericEchoes]

Those steps don't look like they fit the signature of anything that could have melted them, even if you consider lost technology. They do look like they fit the signature of wear and tear from feet walking on them. Perhaps we need to reassess our estimate of their age. And don't be too quick to say "impossible."

[@KingErnestG3238]

Incredible channel

[@GreatWaterCircus]

Really Great thanks...

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

Oh wow, so fascinating and inspiring, thank you for bringing us along for the visit!

[@IamwhoIam333]

If I had the opportunity to visit there I would not want to leave for a few days. I would want to camp out there and listen to the night noises.

[@juhaaavalaakso455]

I like your continous stabilized vlogging style walking around.

[@zapatista1386]

Seeing those " light bulbs " I have to say that the first image that popped into my mind was separate strands of DNA's double helix.

[@david_1214]

The melted steps are very cool, but I don't see how it could have been lava or other liquid, as the flow would have gone into the walls at the several turns, and not stayed in the middle. None of it has affected the walls from what I could see. Plus, there is the distinct lack of built-up "lava'" or whatever that would be at the end of the flow. Instead, I think that these were likely affected prior to their being quarried and they may have a softer than average stone which when worn, gives the appearance they now have.

[@watcherspirit2351]

Thank you, Hugh, for another great presentation.

[@THEinSEnDeaieri]

This is what it looks after thousands of years of erosion. Many of the buildings are half-destroyed. That place would have been magnificent.

[@Shoshana-xh6hc]

Fantastic! Thanks for posting 💖

[@JamesFenczik]

In the year 4000, when lightbulbs with filaments are long gone and faded from memory: "It looks just like modern Spizzler technology! With a Central Scroat-coil and everything! What else could it be? The ancients just drew it symbolically as a lotus. It's so obvious!"

[@sidilicious11]

I wonder if the steps were carved like that so a liquid could be ritually poured down the steps for some kind of shamanic effect??

[@travokelly3759]

Great episode!! Thank you

[@galactica0433]

So, lets say the images found inside Dendera are that of lightbulbs, we know of 'Baghdad batteries' dating back to couple of thousand years so it is plausable. What if they had a more sophisticated style of battery, housing some pretty harsh chemicals, one of these breaking and leaking could maybe cause the damage seen on the staircase.

[@cynthiapate9138]

The turns in the steps show that it was directed in some way.

[@nancyvolker3342]

wow JJ your daughter is all grown up

[@reidspeed77]

Im re watching, It's Hathors temple, thay dedicated wine to HATHOR,wine is acidic, vinegar de_solves lime, Thay stored,transported, poured wine,and that could have broken down the steps ,

[@keithking1985]

great channel. im subin.

[@Carolevw]

My latest thinking re melted steps:. I've recently seen a video explaining granite etc being ground down to a powder, then melted with a giant glass lense pointed at the sun, then poured into a mould that fits the space to harden. What if they were doing this (outside of course), bringing it inside and below to make something like granite composite for a structure downstairs? What if one of the carriers slipped or possibly burnt themselves, causing the whole bowl to drop and pour all the way down? Explains why it's not bad at the top but carves out the stone as it goes, but also solidifies as it cools?

[@DavyOneness]

The 'Zodiac ' is the coordinate map for stargate tech use

[@DavyOneness]

They are holding those knife looking things to catch any electrical discharges when near. Same as people do with tesla coils, if your skin gets hit by tesla coil discharge directly it can cause burns, but if you are holding a metal object in hand and spark hits that, you don't get burned even though you are holding onto the bare metal object being hit

[@sloboat55]

I think the steps were intentional.

[@Zerocool91]

Maybe they melted the stairs in the middle so elderly can get up easier with people on each side of them

[@eazygamer8974]

It looks like someone is as naughty and spill a bucket of stone softening liquid or something. Those melted steps are very strange.

[@merlinmililli8165]

I think they used electric eels for light. I think those are electric eels in the bulbs that were filled with water.

[@lindasue8719]

8:55 does that look like a giant footprint (toes) in the "melted stairs"?

[@KennyRogers334]

The steps are clearly WORN...😊

[@enternamehere8248]

What is also needed is for light to be shed on the mysterious radioactive caves and the fossil metal pipeline system in Mongolia Chinese territories. Also Ahnenarbe connections with Thibet.

[@SuperSquark]

Clay does not need melting its naturally squidgy. Clay stone steps.

[@acacianilotica4497]

I lean toward the blue lotus with its psychoactive properties in the representation of these 'bulb' images. The snake representing kundalini energy. The steps are intriguing. I could accept the wear and tear theory if the steps were simply worn down but it does appear that something was poured on them and was hardened?

[@razony]

I'm sure it's been analyzed before, right? Could this be how they softened the stones/rocks to form them like those across the globe?

[@hazrobson2305]

what is in the deep hole next to the pyramid of Unas Saqqara Egypt?

[@onelife-celebrateit]

Is this temple not covered in the tour packages routinely availed by tourists ?

[@MrMarvell]

Not most tours, you'll need to stay in luxor and get a day tour from there

[@lenberard6724]

Those key stone cuts part of an electrical grid?

[@jesperandersson889]

Hera was also known asa cow godess called the wide-eyed

[@lenberard6724]

Maybe those are not light bulbs but the type of saw for cutting stone?

[@Antique803]

Maybe, but it could be some type of polymer concrete mix where the forms were taken away prior to complete set and then, liquid mix spilled or poured down the stairway, pouring over the slumping steps. They could of been in the midst of pouring the steps and some sort of interference, like an attack, earthquake, solar flare...any interruption that was long lasting, devastating and permanent so that no one came back to correct the error.

[@scott2296]

Somebody has been watching a little to much Sci-Fi, this is Dendera not Hollywood, Hahahahahaha!!!

[@toxic.forest]

The "lightbulbs" look too me like eggplants or cucumbers with the vine and some small leaves attached but dont know what the snake would have to do with that

[@AOkie68]

Those "bulbs" look like a power saws possibly? Cartoonish but just a thought

[@frankie8958]

Maybe there was a more original complex that got destroyed in far history and they built a new one around it?? Some things look older then others and maybe that's why the lentel is there?

[@benderbender1233]

its all much much much older den even 7,000 years!! ✌😎

[@fonce9965]

Looks like something very HOT flowed down the stairs! The "Pour" edge shows a narrowing of the melt-zone down to the next step where it pools & widens before it flows faster. Definitely not lava or molten rock Unless trillions of people have been walking up & down wearing abrasive soles?

[@dhoward8816]

Does Dendera have any large stones you would consider "Megalithic?" Or is it the keystone cuts you showed that might indicate that?

[@staycurious0815]

My theory about the light bulbs, that came recently to my mind: these are air cushions. Made of animals skin to transport heavy things.

[@megret1808]

It’s also been suggested that Hathor’s head is a representation of a uterus and ovaries

[@AntonSmyth-od6rc]

Considering this is such a "modern" temple comparatively speaking I dont get the bafflement. This is Ptolemaic stuff

[@christophealbertchannel]

it is the temple that is supposed to be connected with some architectural achievements of F Mitterand in Paris and France

[@Steinkrieg]

The steps look like something was dragged down them that caused them to melt. There is a very obvious path that the melting follows. At kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zqq2iJR6jpatesU you can clearly see the seem between the wall and the steps, however there is no seem from one step to the next. Perhaps the steps weren't melted, but rather they were poured in some manner and something was dragged down them before the steps were allowed to set and harden.

[@lizielizard]

This maybe a stupid question but has anyone read all that writing on the walls in there and does it not explain anything of what the light bulb things are?

[@davidlancaster6941]

Could the melted stairs have come from a rain of fire?

[@JohnnyRebKy]

Looks like liquid erosion to me. Either very hot liquid or liquid running down them for a LONG time. A lot longer than most people want to consider

[@codyjamessingleton5098]

ill tell you what is going on here because i happen to know the truth of this because i can understand the drawings and the poetry that it is written in because i am an artist, this is what happened. One of the peoples of Egypt at that time who dealt with snake poison for war purposes discovered it deteriorated the brass and copper pots they stored it in, they made multiple poison concoctions all being acids by nature, in one pot he dropped a led/ or copper object and was shocked when he went to pull it out. having discovered electricity he brought it to the Pharaoh as a gift, the Pharaoh seeing and understanding the discovery had the man killed on the spot. The Pharaoh then took in secret this technology and made a staff, that would illuminate at the end by sending electricity up the staff and through a specifically crafted hollowed out stone of clear silica (powered by the venom of a snake, the acid in the battery), much like an LED today but on a larger scale, the staff would illuminate when placed on a specific spot on the platform where he would consult the people of his city, he then played the role that he was a god who took the form of man and would show his power through the staff and this is how he created fear in his people and took command of vast numbers of people, he would have killed anyone who knew of the technology other than those in his immediate council and the technology was recorded in his private corridor in this temple for his future offspring to use. not only depicting what to say to take command but the diagram needed to demonstrate the power of the sun. so Egypt did not have electricity and light bulbs But.... one guy did.

[@godsgrace7777]

👍👍

[@jjlacey1970]

is the dwarf figure another depiction of pazuzu. a demon that scared away dark demons to protect children? pazuzu was also the demon in 'the exorcist' but was depicted wrong in that film

[@vickiburns1642]

It's sad to me that this visit to Dendera is accompanied by conjecture that is based on pure speculation.

[@weirdorwhat7294]

I honestly don't believe those to be light bulbs I just don't see them using a snake inside to describe a lightbulb they were to precise and to detailed in there art so I think they'd do a much better job than to put snakes in them. To me it represents a serpent as in the serpent God

[@bobjuniel8683]

What do the hieroglyphs say? Maybe the written information gives us clues to the correct interpretation.

[@JamesFenczik]

This is Flintstones cartoon logic... Why does super advanced ancient magic technology made by Giants always have to be analogous to some boring modern shit (which itself is already outdated..they were sooo close to LED technology..) Why not some 'thing'/purpose we couldn't even possibly fathom. Like, it adds extra lemon flavor to your dreams.

[@stargazer4625]

I beleive what some theories say.. hallucinations were in effect . These folks were tripping

[@kingpinnerclassics1805]

The steps were most likely from robbers dragging stones up the stairs over and over.

[@thundercatt5265]

Egypt see that culture ,and the dead dressings... that was basically pre dynastic9(king's list) Anunnaki culture, then the founding of Egypt, that's when the hieroglyphs came in place of cuneiform... the lightbulb shaped containers ,that scene was magnified ,its DNA double helix strains divided being mixed ,.the (Jded pilar) = source of power the cord is fluid ,that's like a cloning growing chamber , once combined it will appear as the double DNA recombined , i'm sure what caused the appearance of the strains ,But (Collins) he was correct (gobekli tepe) writings ,it's older than 11,500 bc and it's native to earth ,so is stonehenge (Sonic spiritual sounds) Peru the large headed small creature are pre grey drones ,now i have to go look at Graham's new video ALTANTIS :10 million bc to 10,000 bc,see that millions of years of evolution ,that's is the proper evolutionary timeline ,unlike humans ,see you later

[@lenberard6724]

maybe the power surge destroyed the system?

[@Lee-eu6wf]

💞

[@myview1875]

@1:21The third man to the left of the squiggles 😀new about the plandemic all those years ago. 😷.

[@benderbender1233]

CONTROLAVIRUS

[@guygraham8435]

Its an original stairway to the top and they dripped the disstableation fluid on it and all the floors werent finished so only the stairs show the damage from raising the blocks,we should be looking for a labor disease related to the chemical.

[@Carolevw]

Suddenly struck me that what IF those 'light bulbs' were the lenses melting the ground granite into shapes which are then placed into moulds such as the block the chappie is sitting on? Then I think you are right about the pictures telling of what happened, they show men carrying boxes down the stairs!

[@scott2296]

You're a trip Carol, Hahahaha!!!

[@an0n1m0us5]

Nice scarf hahaha.

[@faragraf9380]

no melted steps, no light bulb. I have been there. That ideas come from modern wishful thinking, make the ancient egypt myths more interesting. But its not. of example the steps go around corners. when there would be a fluit, it would stopped by the walls.

[@steffandevischeybergen2704]

The stairs are really odd, surely a liquid has pored down it. I know how old worn down stond stairs look like. But could, what looks like melted rock, be mineral sediment built up over thousands of years of rainfall, besides wearing down from use? Just playing devils advocate here.. Also, in medicine we call the 'output cable' of neuron cells the dendrite🤔 I wonder what the word stems from.

[@scott2296]

It's a desert Steffani, hello, duh. "thousands of years of rainfall", Hahahahahaha!!!!

[@vanny3194]

If u can't find out the truth on which we can see and studies here on earth everyday so let's not say as much as we want about the outer Earth like we know everything confidently 😅😅

[@MeRia035]

To me they don't look like light bulbs, more like stylized sperm, perhaps the sperm once inside the egg? The steps definitely looked melted by some high heat source. Reminds me of melted candle wax. Thanks again for this astounding visual experience ❤️ much love ❤️

[@d.l.l.6578]

If the light bulbs were extremely hot, they might have melted the steps over years of carrying them up and down.

[@damiencharlesfelixganesh9526]

Booby traps 👀