Inside The First Ever Pyramid of Egypt | The Nile: Egypt's Greatest River | Channel 5

Travel with us along the Nile to see The Great Pyramid of Giza which, is the only remaining of the Seven Ancient Wonders. Bettany Hughes gazes inside the first-ever pyramid as well as seeing the mummy of Tutankhamun's Grandmother! Watch on to see Bettany set sight on the Egyptian Pharaoh Tombs!
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[@channel5]

Have you ever been to Egypt and seen a pyramid?

[@bethlehemeisenhour8352]

yes, and rode a camel named Moses.

[@RebelsInc969]

Have you people ever told the truth, this is mostly disinformation !!!!!

[@t.j.payeur5331]

@@RebelsInc969 I know it. Still beating that dead horse that the Great Pyramid was a tomb. And that's just for starters...

[@shahrzadawyan2794]

@@RebelsInc969 Obviously they dont know the truth . Talking about slaves and she is also saying the pyramid intact , not knowing they have existed 10s of thousands of years before the great flood ; they were cased with Red granite stones and have been quarried by locals after . I advice every body who is planing to visit ; To watch The Pyramid Code series : Pyramids original names and they were never tombs , They were power-plant , something like Nicola-Tesla's power-house . Or a Book called Giza power plant By Chris Dun And that book speaks of High ancient technology

[@TheCommono]

You ask a presumably innocent question and all you get is as an answer is that you are a liar... I wonder if you guys can set a foot in front of the other in real live? I imagine you acting like this with your employer... probably not, as this is the only thing you learned in life: obeing some commands... and if it's those of an 'extreterrestrian'. lol

[@znrgybalance8703]

It's refreshing to hear a scientist/archeologist say, "We don't know."

[@miacollins8653]

NOTTHASAME huh?

[@202aaaaaa]

@@NOTTHASAME everything you said is fake

[@RUNRO1]

@@NOTTHASAME 💯💯💯

[@rm6684]

@@NOTTHASAME Are you saying Israel isnt a physical location?

[@jayspencer8893]

Honestly!

[@PandoraKyss]

PROTIP - Cleopatra is closer in time to the invention of the internet than she is to the construction of the Pyramids of Giza. Incredible to imagine how those pyramids looked when they were still sheathed in white limestone.

[@delaserre]

you can see it in ac origins

[@incometax6526]

How is that a tip

[@alison4316]

That's really awesome to think about. Both Cleopatra/internet and the pyramids being sheathed in white.

[@ancaberberich6533]

Not reallly. The math is wrong.

[@teamcastro9187]

Anca Berberich It’s correct. Between cleopatras death and the building of the pyramids was 2460 years. Cleopatras death to us is 2050 years.

[@TheCornDavis]

"If she could talk what she could tell us" It’s hella cramped in here!

[@mateuszheld6086]

The fact that the mummy is over 4,000 years old and is so well preserved blows my mind

[@norcoextreme666]

Imagine being in afterlife, and all of sudden someone opens your tomb.

[@athenadark437]

more like you are expecting to be in the afterlife but ended up in a museum instead 🥲

[@irish_nugget2277]

Imagine having your tomb laid to chill in a pyramid for thousands of years, just to be taken out and put in a museum

[@romanticsoul2994]

I would have become a ghost and hunt them.

[@Aj-dl3hw]

Exactly its like no one wants to be dug up from there grave.

[@abbypengelly1432]

@@Aj-dl3hw it's history

[@cherifcherif7748]

Exact. It's big sin to do that

[@jantellfowler5883]

It's kinda cool to see how things were done back then, but at the same time very disrespectful to dig up someones resting place.

[@nirvana1015]

4:11 when she said "what she seen" man this give me chills. I was wondering of her life before her death.

[@elka7823]

Nirvana

[@mrmister1657]

*Bruh they’re smelling a dead body*

[@kenz3335]

Well its worth a millenia tho

[@aaronburton5833]

😂😂😂😂

[@NebulaNeko86]

Isn’t that what you do when you smell leather?

[@cynthiadagama9303]

@@NebulaNeko86 leather ain't human 🙄

[@NebulaNeko86]

Cynthia da Gama we are animals, what’s your point? Don’t feel bad, at least you know now 😊

[@trapgandhi2838]

It’s crazy how back then they covered it with limestone it must have been shining like the Taj Mahal back then

[@shababkhan6227]

you have to do same with modi bcz he is your hero, the hero of foolish masses

[@fedora997]

From artist pictures its crazy how beautiful it looked in limestone and gold back then

[@camerontaylor7471]

Egypt looked exactly like any modern city we see today... Egypt was a death cult! Like jones town and together with other civilizations like Aztec and Mayan, they basically blew themselves up! Trying to go into another dimension... the ‘afterlife’

[@HaiderAli-co9jl]

@@shababkhan6227 wth. are you out of your mind

[@Electronic424]

It would literally be the brightest thing you've ever seen, or ever will see, besides the Sun itself. It would make the Taj an apartment complex in comparison.

[@princevegeta7645]

Congrats girls, You just inhaled the bubonic bacteria.

[@Loz2oopz]

😂😂😂

[@youtubeuser5807]

Coronavirus😂😂😂

[@crystalsanders9294]

😅😅😅😅

[@josephzielke9136]

The bubonic plague was in the 1300s the is 5000 years ago🤦‍♂️

[@josephzielke9136]

@joshua esguerraaa it's penaciln that's the cure

[@rewatigokhale1755]

Egypt has always been my dream!

[@notyourpapi]

But most of the people are kind tho

[@Kareem.bondok]

So, fulfil your dream .

[@mohamedzidan3502]

@@Kareem.bondok شجع الأجانب على الزيارة ياعم 😂❤️

[@Kareem.bondok]

@@mohamedzidan3502 منا بشجعها و بقولها حققى حلمك 😁 وأهو نحسنوا النسل شوية 😂

[@mohamedzidan3502]

@@Kareem.bondok ايوه بما أنها لسه شباب يعني 😂 سيبك أنت بس أحلى حاجه أنك زملكاوي زيي ❤️

[@tshepal72uaena40]

'She's even more beautiful than her pictures ' ...okaaayyyy hold on🙄

[@beenatiwari2345]

@ಹಿಂದೂ Warrior 😂 that's what I was thinking

[@anishtamang5496]

I wanna see her picture

[@noricoco4695]

Queen Tiye, wife of Amenhotep III. Her wiki page has several depictions of her - although perhaps they're talking about the picture of her mummy from when it was discovered. lol

[@A.Khoker]

🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍

[@lizzyroy9230]

The pic much be only a skeleton 😂

[@fatinfarahnaz5469]

I love history. Especially ancient egyptian history. But, i wish they can rest in peace

[@aminfaka8986]

Let tyrants rest in peace?

[@zojo1498]

They are bcs the soul already left the body...

[@AcousticTelevisions]

I often wonder this. If their culture was to be left untouched, with all their items, for their soul to return to live on and be immortalised - and archeologists understand this - I wonder what they think on removing and separating and storing and sending around the world.

[@xpointer483]

@@aminfaka8986 Tyrants according to our times, not theirs. It was very normal back then.

[@MAC-cz7yp]

Am I the only one really impressed by this mummy’s cheekbones? My goodness, stunning.

[@reemafaisal6718]

Me too.

[@cuteshadow]

Imagine building a giant triangle, and its going to be the highest building for 4000 years. Yet a Phone dies after 2years..

[@christopherriley15]

This woman knows how to get the excitement going! Love it! Such fascinating and amazing stuff! Well done!

[@AliKhundmiri]

Been binge-watching "How Pyramids were made" videos... and this is the best so far. Well done Bettany Hughes!

[@davidbrown8303]

I like the way the women got excited over the mummy. It is like they give her life through their excitement and emotions.

[@naherana7652]

the fact that we can never ever see that time..really makes me sad😔

[@mariaagha.0979]

exaclty i would have got lost in ancient Egypt

[@bookah8787]

Smoke the toad you'll see a lot more than just that hahaha

[@AcousticTelevisions]

It's frustrating because with such perfectly preserved bodied, it seems soo closssee! And yet so far

[@Ollie0602]

2:19 So she’s thousands of years old and has hair but my dads lacking 😂😂

[@emandiallo3863]

its blonde hair from vidal sasson..skin is dark black african but hair is blonde. raisens made hair change colour to bright blonde but the skin is black and not bleached...hmmmmm.

[@harrywang9375]

prolly not so funny when you find out balding is genetic

[@nateciawillis3814]

They probably put that blonde hair there ..it does not match 🤣🤣

[@armwrestlingfan6804]

@@emandiallo3863 u type lame. Hair gets lighter. Any preserved corpse turns black. ANY. She could have had a redish skin tone for all you know. These people don't exist anymore.

[@saj1313]

@@armwrestlingfan6804 fr

[@mohammedshuaib4556]

after this i am sure that ancient civil engineering and architecture was far better than today what we have

[@raeleesrobles1504]

“She’s even more beautiful than her pictures” ah yes, that’s being an archeologist and amazed by everything

[@Jobe-13]

Raelees Robles 😂 They love their jobs

[@raeleesrobles1504]

Yubi K. Indeed

[@abdulrhmanadelsalam]

It's their job that's what they love and that's what fascinates them , if she finds beauty in a mummy it is what it is

[@choicesii1]

They should start finding fascination in their sculptures of when they lived rather than their petrified corpses that look like the walking dead. Its unnerving.

[@Queen-of-Swords]

Have you ever seen any statues of Queen Tiye? She was very beautiful!

[@philke254]

4000 years? This is incredible, everything is just amazing

[@islamsaadoun2018]

Proud Egyptian❤ my great ancestors🤴

[@gokulkrishnan2010]

You guys are so lucky ❤️

[@deelightful9730]

Is that donkey full grown?...doesnt look strong enough to bear the weight if its passenger

[@antoanstamov488]

It does look young but donkeys are a lot tougher than you think. Plus some breeds are smaller than others.

[@najkraemer3117]

just look at mongolian horses... they are tiny but some of the best warhorses ever!

[@emandiallo3863]

so long as its a donkey ladies will ride it hard anyways

[@19A261]

Certainly animal welfare International can look into this matter and can weight the rider as well. 🤔

[@ricksanchez845]

My grandpa used to live a small village and own a farm and lots of domestic animals. can confirm that donkeys are very tough animals. carrying one person is the lightest they can carry, based on what i have seen.

[@Greenpoloboy3]

It's great seeing a much lesser known Pyramid, though crumbling, its facinating

[@HansensUniverseT-A]

I'm Norwegian with a clean nordic composition, my hair looks exactly like hers in every way! I'm honored.

[@jamig.7254]

I really enjoyed this video. It is not the usual Ancient Egyptian sights and artifacts. I hope to see more of your videos.

[@jazzyg6125]

Just imagine getting buried then a hundreds of years later you get dug up and put on display for the world to see🥺😞

[@ogditelton4751]

It's really sad ... They don't deserve to be touched .. but also can't deny with learning and helping the future from the amazing past world they lived in

[@withme9213]

agree with you😔

[@Hariskhankhattar]

Agreed

[@is-sh4mk]

Agreed😞😞😞

[@sheevpalpatine6466]

hundreds of years? are you dumb or acting like one?

[@Robinhood1966]

@6:48, spectacular view of the pyramid!

[@maxinewest1326]

All those great finds in Egypt. From ancient times 4000 years ago. Rather amazing.

[@khalidq30]

3:52 When she said "ok, ok, look, look," I thought the mummy open her eyes.

[@Christian-Roots818]

Bettany and Sulima are much older in this documentary, I could almost recognize them by their voices. Among the greatest ladies of our time. Egypt is such an amazing topic.

[@skv7856]

I love you

[@johnhancock6129]

They black people

[@givencuachin6671]

The dead people in the afterlife staring at modern humans checking out their mummified bodies: 👁👄👁

[@jolyettefrye6365]

This is a very, very interesting piece.👍 One of the best ones I've seen. I would ❤ 2 travel 2 Egypt 1 day.

[@ramelynvigonte]

I’m so happy I got to visit Egypt last 2017.. also went to that museum

[@elka7823]

Bless

[@davechapman7735]

Brilliant ! thanks for sharing this most interesting doco. cheers NZ

[@rommelsnaiser4324]

when she points out the shadow of the farrow portrated in the wall, thats just amasing, ansient egypt, the peope that use to live in there always amaze me.

[@nariimarekino4672]

I 💜 human history. Especially the Egyptian & Greek Mythology..

[@Ania5277]

I love how she narrates, wow!

[@loditx7706]

I have read that some of the treasures in Tut's tomb had been intended for someone else but when he died unexpectely were repurposed for him. Maybe even the tomb itself.

[@faithlesshound5621]

That makes sense. Nobody knew whether the king would live for 30 years or three months, and there were other people entitled to grand tombs. They probably had an on-going programme of work, like modern property developers.

[@saeedkaukab1791]

THIS IS THE BEST VEDIO EVER. SO CLOSE IHAVE NEVER SEEN BEFORE.THE MUMMY VERY VERY CLOSE SNAP AND CLEAR. AND THE SCRIPTED WALLS LOOK NEW ONES.AMAZING.

[@johannivlogs2623]

Wow amazing . Thanks for taking us to see Pyramids 👍

[@teamcastro9187]

“Egypts greatest river” As if there are other rivers within the country

[@chasegwop47]

As if it only passes their Egypt

[@teamcastro9187]

Jeremy Kirkpatrick Blue nile is in Sudan and Ethiopia...

[@holyschilds4532]

Team Castro right we call it tiqur abay or black nike or blue nile because it takes all the fertile soil from Ethiopia All that civilization is because of nile and our fertile soil

[@NiNGamingNetwork]

​@@chasegwop47 shhhh you afro centrist troll. And yes, the Nile belonged to the Egyptian Empire as it always belonged to Egypt. Egypt you see now is much smaller than it was before when it was the Egyptian Empire encompassing the WHOLE Nile. So yes troll, the Nile is Egypt and it belongs to Egypt. Does not matter if it passes through other modern countries now or not...History is what matters!!

[@yahadyashabbat9364]

@@NiNGamingNetwork You do know Egypt is in Africa right?

[@user-uu3et8ju9k]

Thank you for the great job . I wanted to visit Egypt since long time ago ! Still didn’t have a chance

[@9aaniamathia808]

very informative .... I liked it alot ..... keep it up!

[@jsingh265]

I wish the donkey a speedy recovery.

[@ameen7538]

I thought u were talking about the mummy

[@sohibasobirova2655]

shoot, i agree, this is what i thought too!

[@bethanydaisyrose2412]

They have legs they should use them! Infuriates me when a donkey gets used to be ridden and a camel is made for that climate and terrain

[@crashpal]

Shrek

[@whitehouse9999]

I heard the donkey go, “ooooof!”

[@zohrabilqees1176]

Excellent and very interesting video . I wish I may visit this great place some day.i love old civilization.

[@srinivasvenkat9454]

1999 I visited this pyramids, very nice experienced in my life

[@ramrajsathish2660]

Really very interesting to reveal some of world's mysteries

[@Hellnback303]

Thousands of years old and still well preserved is beyond incredible.

[@varyolla435]

Chalk it up to how they were mummified and how those mummies were stored. They are actually the equivalent of "tanned leather" if you want to be technical. Their skin was dried out and coated in oils/resins which killed the bacteria which would normally degrade organic matter and which "sealed" their bodies from the environment. They were then stored in caverns which were low in humidity and safe from external threats like insect infestation and of course tomb robbers. Without that they would have become just another pile of bones I'm afraid - or simply turn to dust. 🤔

[@ScrewInTheTuna_]

I am half way through my level 3 Egyptology diploma, I am so excited to learn more

[@akrammeziane9979]

I would cry of excitement if I ever see a mummy!

[@kalebarancelovic]

The best student in my art class in high school 6:20 My effort........ 13:55

[@scorpicpro6357]

But the beauty lies inside

[@thatweeb2449]

@@scorpicpro6357 that's Why his Effort is so flat :/

[@Kenterstellar]

@@scorpicpro6357 true

[@massimosquecco203]

A new docu that I didn't know Bettany made? What a nice surprise!

[@fishermancram6035]

do you think that they knew people thousands of years in the future would unearth their tombs and been able to understand more about human history just because of the painstaking efforts they made to preserve certain bodies, truly makes you wonder what we do now that will help people learn about us in the future.

[@joedan6442]

No because if they wanted us to know about the past they would have let us know how the pyramids were built

[@twink8861]

@@joedan6442 you know wat u talking about

[@narindar]

Poor donkey, quivering .... looks like its about to give way

[@DCYTB]

narindar 😂

[@SenorTucano]

A wonky donkey!

[@stanman2250]

Smh evil lady

[@lambchop6278]

I know. Poor animal.

[@cazzjay1833]

thats exactly what i was thinking

[@youssefnewishi8578]

I’m Egyptian and I’m learning a lot!

[@annebell7274]

Brilliant........ this lady is perfect describing every detail of this incredible story. ❤❤❤

[@altafnaqshbandi516]

It's amazing. Hard to believe.

[@goldensunspiral]

The hair is totally natural and well preserved. Strawberry blond. So cool.

[@MrMisanthrope_]

The expect said otherwise.

[@nuttyworldrut8755]

@Intelligent Evolution 2:40 2:40 2:40 2:40 2:40 Yeah, it's preserved - but not naturally BLOND. It's the stuff they use in the mummification process. 2:32 Didn't you hear what the expert said? . . . 2:37 You can tell she is so tired of people jumping to that conclusion of 'proof'.

[@josie7295]

Hair is bleached from preserves

[@Malalalala]

I love how they’re fangirling over a mummy 😂

[@Dollyblinky078]

I really2 love watching historical videos like this and i wanna know how they excist

[@DearWildlife]

Wow... Wonderful of country looks very interesting, thank you so much for share.

[@Tracks777]

nice video

[@Farrrdoos]

Riding that donkey is like riding a toddler, I would feel too bad to get on it

[@KeepCalmandLoveClassics]

Enigmatic & Breathtaking 🧡 Respect from India 🙏🏻

[@christinalydia]

Loved the host! She was awesome and wonderful listening to 🙏

[@grzegorz8966]

Coś pięknego i niesamowitego ❤️❤️❤️

[@JB-wt7mu]

The camera really does add some size, the pyramids looked a lot bigger then I remember.

[@Gasana_M]

Nice commentary, nice images, I mean...Kudos Channel 5.

[@mohammadshafinasimi2308]

THIS IS THE BEST AND INCREDIBLE VIDEO

[@williammensah3923]

I always respect Egypt in terms of history

[@SemenTheSailor]

I only respect the great country of Sealand in terms of history.

[@pamcolechadwell1302]

WOW, Miss Bethany, you're living my dream.

[@emandiallo3863]

i thought tuya was da bomb

[@jennifercurbow2712]

This is the best thing that I have ever heard

[@kingbranos7032]

Wonder how they would feel if someone dug up their ancestors🤔🤔🤔

[@joannam6093]

Why did they do that?! Mummies are resting in pyramids and they just put in a museum?!!! This is a disrespecting in dead!!!

[@auramaster2068]

Dont they put replicas on display and study the real one? Idk i just know they do that with fossils

[@jjenko6366]

I thought the same. Is just bodies ends of the day. Human bodies belong in the ground. We have all their artifacts no need to keep bodies.

[@afrivolouspursuit3147]

From the way they handle the bodies, I see great respect in those eyes.

[@dougg1075]

It’s tradition pounded into people that has them feeling weird about it. It’s a body

[@marilynking3350]

It's so we can learn more about them! I'm sure they don't mind! There's tombs that's underwater we're practically saving these mummies

[@hyperhurracan1324]

Imagine they get cursed just like in the game Uncharted where they opened the door of the casket and turn its devils

[@qaziraza11]

yo which one 2-3 i only watched pewdiepie play uncharted 4

[@darthmaul7477]

qazi raza I think it was 1

[@qaziraza11]

@@darthmaul7477 thanks mate

[@alishahali8188]

Ur riding is so amazing it had given u a relief

[@bachechardy4631]

Nice video with great content 👍

[@ryanhegseth8720]

They say the final resting place of someone who is clearly not there

[@Gmez759]

Jeremy Kirkpatrick because no mummy has ever been found in it..

[@NOTTHASAME]

@Jeremy Kirkpatrick No , not so

[@timworthington891]

@@NOTTHASAME how can you write that? there are literally thousands of artifacts supporting burial evidence.

[@NOTTHASAME]

@Jeremy Kirkpatrick Sp what is the "mountains" of evidence you speak about ?? You mention one thing and you are going to get embarrassed .

[@Benny_000]

The great pyramid was probably a powerplant. Definitely not a tomb.

[@joefreeman3772]

Inside The First Ever Pyramid of Egypt : shows pyramid built by 3rd Dynasty(Pharoah Djoser) then shows mummy from 18th dynasty ! Thats like talking about the origins of the White House, then showing pictures of Obama !

[@32nekochan32]

I was also wondering about this too. Wasn't King Djoser's pyramid, an architect by Imhotep, the first-ever stepped pyramid? unless this is a new discovery, hehehe

[@maximilianjohandson3382]

And they say the papyrus diery of Merer tells us he was the project manager for the building of the pyramid and details how they built the pyramid.. The papyrus doesn't even mention the word pyramid. And it says nothing about the construction of it either.

[@maximilianjohandson3382]

@Jeremy Kirkpatrick I don't think aliens built it. And Khufu isn't mentioned, his half brother is. There are lots of things built with limestone in Egypt. Just because they ferried som stones up to Giza for a "big project" does not mean it was used for the pyramid. If it really was for the pyramid the biggest man made object ever built up to that point, I think the guy would have mentioned it by name ESPECIALLY if he was the project manager. I've seen carbon dating of the mortar used on the pyramid that place it around that time zone so it was probably built around the time of Khufu. I'm just saying that a document with no mention of a pyramid can hardly be counted as definitive proof on it's own.

[@emandiallo3863]

romans always confuse us with their story telling. they have an agenda and just spread the lies across because they are empowered to do so

[@fatimanaqvi2976]

Wow thanks for sharing

[@MJ-og8tm]

What a great Video❤❤❤

[@rum1760]

in 6th grade I remembered that my social study teacher made everyone do a river about Egypt and I got to do about The Nile River

[@justinenakirya3407]

It starts from my country Uganda in east Africa

[@akhtarhumayun1109]

Incredible and praiseworthy documentary, salute to her!

[@Am-gt7mo]

It is amazing, very interesting

[@joycehudson6]

I have been inlove with Egypt and all its beautiful since I was young first book I was hooked ❤️ most beautiful tomes ,I would love ,love ,to go there my boys thought I was a little over the top about this 🤩

[@TessicaCampos]

"Yalla yalla" That killed me😂😂😂

[@oscarh3419]

6:55 *Uno de los mejores videos, nunca antes habían presentado la pirámide de esta forma.*

[@smo-kie]

wow. great work

[@karthikp7904]

Love Egypt from India

[@priyamganguly]

Oh, I regret so much not taking archaeology as my subject. That dream will always remain unfulfilled in this lifetime.

[@winecrimesfoodandtime7119]

Same here

[@pornasionparrapio3250]

i really wish to visit Egypt

[@massoudkaykha2200]

Thank you. Massoud from Iran

[@deza.williams9657]

Love Egypt!!!

[@manoo422]

8:10 Merer was NOT the project manager for the Great Pyramid, he was an inspector responsible for transporting lime stone from Tura to Giza. His diary make no mention of the Great Pyramids or indeed any structure the stone was used for. Everything she said was a complete assumption base purely on the diary being written in Khufus reign. There is also NO connection between Khufu and the building of the Great Pyramid anyway.

[@nuttynut722]

main steam bs never tell the truth!

[@justpunisher4778]

Thank you ! 🙏 facts, just facts !

[@juliasabrinasuarez3379]

So you're saying it was aliens... Interesting

[@manoo422]

@@juliasabrinasuarez3379 Who mentioned aliens...?

[@dougg1075]

Thank you

[@rinaahmed4628]

Donkey is so much in pain but can't say anything

[@19A261]

Probably after this ride the donkey was mummified and buried somewhere in the desert. Archaeologist in the future will find the remain and will say that they've found pharos ride. 😂😂

[@foreignblanco9055]

@@19A261 🤣🤣🤣😂

[@irinalawrence8989]

she is too heavy to get onto the poor donkey poor animal

[@saidsamin9962]

@@irinalawrence8989 actually, I wouldn't mind giving her a ride

[@austinbrenning6615]

Astounding