Investigating the Sphinx

Hey Hunters,
Join me as I got to crawl around the Sphinx and investigate some of the Oddities of the site.
For those wanting to trial or check out History Hit - access.historyhit.com/checkout...
For people wanting to join us in Turkey or Egypt - adeptexpeditions.com/tours/
Thanks so much for all your support this year guys, 2023 is going to be HUGE.
JJ xx

[@MichaelMassie]

Jahannah: “We must approach the sphinx reverently…” Also Jahannah: “Let’s look at the bum!” 😂

[@iceYoni]

That's why i love this channel 😂

[@commandercontraband]

you can approach the sphinx reverently mike and jahannah ..........don't speak for me.................

[@michaelconners2805]

Much the same reverence my Proctologist affords me . . .

[@rebeccarogers2078]

😂😍😂

[@FunnyOldeWorld]

hahahhahahahahaahah

[@paulbonge6617]

Jahannah, I envy your experience only slightly less than I envy my own grandmother's experience at Giza. She visited long before there was an entire city nearby. She was taken to see the pyramids under a full moon. They travelled the last distance by camel, and she remained awed her entire life by as she described it, the inky black sky full of stars and the moon rising over the pyramids, the sphinx, the deafening silence and how the moonlight turned the rolling dunes of the desert into waves upon a silent sea!

[@theamirbarismillworks2253]

Beautiful

[@Kat-eh6cc]

Beautiful

[@amarie3309]

Lucky woman

[@neachtarrsainn3216]

The original head was a Lion’s head said to represent the constellation Leo. The Sphinx is much older than scientists would have people believe but they won’t acknowledge it because it throws off the excepted timeline of our modern day interpretation of existence.

[@OPETHDIVINITY]

Absolutely ecstatic for you. Specifically when you saw the moon still up with the sun coming out, and being in such a wonderous place. I always dreamed of seeing it and the pyramids...but alas that dream is gone now. I live vicariously through you and your adventures. God bless beautiful wonderful soul Jahannah!

[@___jd]

You know the moon isn't only out at night, right? lol But yes, must have been an awesome visit, I really hope to go one day

[@petegriffin8149]

I think that you're as close to spot on as you can be with the information we have, ... I love your kinda knock about style of explaining your thoughts, it's truly refreshing in this area of study which has been too long guarded by the stiff upper lipped

[@martinpreston7492]

I could not have put that better myself Pete. I like the way she cuts out all the unnecessary waffle.

[@ancientsitesgirl]

My Sphinx 😍 that's one big secret, I'm going back to Giza soon✌

[@klingonsexy]

There's so much true information that's been covered up/obfuscated for so long that it's nearly impossible to get enough people interested in pushing for revisions of 100 year old theories on how/who built the entire Giza plateau and it's megaliths! It's a shame that we've been fed lies and BS, but the worst thing about it is the apathy of the average people who still believe the lies! Love your videos and your enthusiasm, Jahannah; please never change!

[@nisseheim4996]

You know you have a bad hypothesis when the evidence that would support it is covered up by nefarious forces. How convenient.

[@klingonsexy]

@@nisseheim4996 Of course, you would NEVER get taken in by "nefarious forces!" ROFLMAO!

[@coolhandjoyce9946]

Sure, lately I got reminded of the 'robbers tunnel' (which is where you access the pyramid); like they hacked through 27 meters of stones, to arrive spot on to the tunnel inside of the pyramid... It doesn't seem beginners luck to me, but more likely that the answers are out there already!

[@Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-1968]

And there is equal evidence or lack of, to both prove and disprove the Tin Foil Hat brigade. Ancient Aliens, really? If we don't know how something was made, do you say "God Made it"? This is how it used to be.. But now, it's all down to Grey dudes and anti gravity. 👽👍 Both are flawed due to lack of real evidence in any direction. The Sphinx has been ransacked, vandalized, bored into and under for centuries by both looters and so called archaeologists. What is left to see is a complete mess with hardly any historical value.

[@klingonsexy]

​@@Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-1968 I don't claim to know for certain how any of the ancient megaliths, artifacts, or languages were created, nor by whom. Others postulate theories and, if those are not irrevocably debunked, claim that they are absolutely true, which is obfuscation of the truth. I examine all of the theories and favor the most logical, but keep an open mind for any new scientific evidence, unlike many mainstream archeologists. Anyone who states they know the truth is either lying or has a time machine!

[@ieuanjones7436]

I been on Earth 49 years coming up to my 50 and i didnt knew the Sphinx had a door going into it thank you for showing my me new things Funny Olde World

[@catroger1722]

Spot on the money there ,basically an eroded monument that the Egyptians came across, would tie in with why it was repaired makes sense! Great vid

[@SquirrelSniper138]

That's because Lower Egypt was under Water for over 380 years until the Quake that rose the terrain again to its today's height

[@XRobinson]

Why did they change the head from Anubis to a pharaohs head?

[@bangingbeatz6484]

Yeah...... true .... but.... explaining..... " 'blammm' i found a tunnel... blows my mind .... in my brain ... it looks so old ... which is crazy,... whoa buddy its a dog.... oh its been weeeeeeeathered ! Look at the tiny little head lol .... im inclined to believe thats not the original head in my 'professional opinion' " 🤦🏾‍♂️ ......im sorry but please do yourself a favor and dont watch this video if you can help it ... the dude at the 15min point try's to carry it, but he is not educated either (Leiden is in Holland ... National Museum of Antiquities is in Leiden- pronounced LY-DEN) please believe me im not a hater ... im a saver ... im just warning people that You can actually get dumber, just by watching this .... if you've begun to watch ? and you are reading this ? Please turn this video off now.... definitely before the 12min point ....or until she says wiggly woggly ... no! im serious ... you will lose brain cells if you listen to this dumb woman talk about Egypt's history... yes the uneducated guy is no better and .. dont get me wrong we all know the sphinx is older than first thought .... but dont describe it as " mega eroded" ... everything you see and learn from this video just made you dumber ... im sorry , i wish i could have saved you from this assault... if this helps but one person ? This was worth writing 💯

[@XRobinson]

@@bangingbeatz6484 People can have uneducated opinions and they tell you their theories, but then the educated should step in and say but there is this evidence and that evidence that was discovered here and there that disputes their theory see? And then that can be debated further.

[@Alberthoward3right9up]

@@XRobinson some say it was a lion and not Anubis. And it faced the Leo constellation.

[@sammyjones3500]

It's frustrating how a period of 'pre Egyptian' history was covered up Jahannah and we're not allowed to dig around to find it. Maybe Antarctica has clues under the ice. Beautiful setting though, truly captivating at that time in the morning.

[@toddmetzger]

Looking forward to the new videos from your Egypt excursion. I'm sure they will eventually find out that there are miles of tunnels connecting shrines and other places. Just look at the places that simply suck up the sand on the causeway, between the gaps in the stones.

[@tallicafan85]

they are always afraid tp talk about why the walls around it look like water poured in for awhile and made those marks, sand doesn't do that. love this vids. jo is so awesome.

[@howieb3344]

Yay! I just watched the BAM special (again) with our star JJ doing the narration. Excellent job! Always love the enthusiasm. Very entertaining, but educational and informative. Love ya JJ!

[@spencermann3951]

That’s the best movie Those caves are unexplainable So interesting

[@patriciawatson3293]

I saw a geologist’s video where he estimated the wear to be about 36,000 years and it was probably large enough to have survived the global flood. I have never believed that the head was pharaonic- it was a lion’s head that was damaged and the stub was subsequently carved by a later generation.

[@wailinburnin]

Apparently there are a lot of natural rock formations, hoodoos, in the desert around the Nile valley that have sphinx-like shapes. There may have been a significant cult of mystics who influenced Egyptian culture based on these features. Don Juan, the shaman supposedly talked about how when the mind sees a shape reminiscent of an identifiable object or being (especially in poor light, like at dusk or dawn), we sometimes see that object or animal clearly before we look closer and realize it is just an interesting erosion feature. His mystical perspective was that it was that thing you saw and only changed to rugged stone after a process in your mind. While that seems completely backwards to us now, it could have caused ancients to put rock to chisel.

[@Anyextee]

Well done. This was fun to watch. Looking forward to both the March 2023 Egypt tour and Turkey in October!

[@dakotawint]

[@OfficialDidier]

Agreed. Can't wait, especially without the throngs of tourists around....this is exactly how I look forward to visiting the Sphinx.

[@Anyextee]

@@OfficialDidier And this is exactly how we will experience it. You are in for an amazing adventure. Look forward to meeting you in March!

[@OfficialDidier]

@@Anyextee got to ask you though, @Jahanna said in the video that you’re supposed to be silent to pay respect to the Sphinx because it is the Oracle… so is earnestness required, or can one be at ease?

[@Anyextee]

@@OfficialDidier Its not mandatory but, in the tradition of my dear friend and mentor, the late, great John Anthony West, I usually ask my groups to participate in approaching "slowly, silently and ceremonially". In the spirit of esoteric tradition, we typically spend a few moments observing silence before in the presence of the Great Sphinx before we begin. However, everything at your own level of comfort...Earnestness or ease. Its your expereince so whatever you like. We visit the Sphinx at a precise time in accordance with accounts from antiquity which reference the Oracle.

[@thelazarusproject7028]

Fascinating as always. Love seeing people get excited about ancient Egypt as I've been my entire life. And I've always found the head more than strange also. Builders that advanced would not get their proportions wrong. Thanks for sharing your journey. I always learn something new. Keep up the amazing work.

[@yourrightimsooosorry884]

I think that doggo was the reincarnated spirit of Anubis wanting to tell you all the secrets of ancient history, but you just ignored the little pooch!

[@MIAMI-CASUAL]

I actually smile when I watch Johanna … great content delivered with energy and charisma 👌🏽 your definitely a great asset to the alt history scene !! ❤

[@ChristianStran]

“LEAVE BRITNEY ALONE!”😅😂❤

[@spacedaddy5517]

Copper chisels do amazing things.

[@MystaMorpheus]

I've been totally obsessed with Egypt/ancient history/esoteric research for many years. I found your channel recently and I love all of your videos. You have quickly become one of my favorite channels to watch. I only wish that I could experience these expeditions personally. Keep up the amazing work Jahannah.

[@specialops9710]

What's stopping you from going out there and experiencing this if you really want it look in to how much it costs etc then put together a plan to pay for it aim and go i bet you could achieve it

[@MystaMorpheus]

@@specialops9710 The challenge is not financial. Possibly in the future the circumstance will be different.

[@specialops9710]

@@MystaMorpheus I hope it does for you and you get to achieve this dream

[@LesWalker2023]

Great stuff! That Sphinx is SO old. It is too easy to see. And it was so fun to see your enthusiasm while there. Infectious! One day I will go, but til then, thanks for taking us with you! And that hole in the back....hmmmmmmm....questions, questions!

[@davidking4672]

Lol enter the tunnel..”through the bum”… 🤣. Your the best

[@stiffy4225]

@12:33 me too, me and the sphinx been bricked up watching you uncover history

[@Leeshey1]

I'm totally jelly, and this video is awesome! Keep it going Indiana Jahanna!

[@baysideauto]

You floored me with the leave Brittany alone...I think I peed myself. Thanks for this was a awesome trip.

[@jackwilliamson1929]

Great video the first I've seen of such close up footage of the sphinx and I'm not a geologist or a gynecologist but I'll still take a look.

[@rickshaw738]

I believe they recarvered the head because it was so eroded from age that it was no longer in its original form. Especially being above the sand. They didn't do it maliciously. It was to refashion it into something recognizable. Love your channel! Thank you

[@sergeykomarov2203]

How nice to see not men with beer bellies talking about Egypt, but a young beauty with a subtle english humor. ;)

[@Rokxas1]

It would make so much sense if let's say the younger dryas event would be finally recognized as a true cataclysmic event - flooding, after that water slowly resets and the new comers inhabitation follows the Nile, even to this day. And I'd imagine if the major flood started from northern caps as Randle suggests, by the time they come down to this region of the world, it did not have enough power to wash away everything... And I'd imagine that one of the processes that would make the water levels drop is evaporation because it is equator thus it's safe to assume it still would be hot eventually... and thus it starts raining = over time the water erosion on the enclosure of the sphinx. Just a thought ;D

[@Yestradamus-]

All value is perceived. I perceive your innocence diving into these subjects as … very valuable. Keep this mind.

[@christianbigdawg2481]

Never thought I’d fall in love but the sphinx had different plans and I ain’t talking about the concrete cat😂

[@DasHoots83]

Wow you're becoming a rising star, starting to see you all over the place and with big names. You go girl. Love all you do. Keep up the good work.

[@Rayholzer1]

A dream destination for a closet ancient history geek! I LOVE your videos! I would love to go there and poke around Egypt with you!

[@donnymcquary2983]

Your excitement is contagious. I'm really enjoying your videos.

[@conniebenny]

Excellent video! I love your passion and enthusiasm. You really bring a positive energy to your subject, making it live for the audience.

[@09conrado]

Elena Danaan told of her time as an Egyptologist how she was invited by Zahi Haeass to inspect that hole under the Sphinx, but it was so narrow and claustrophobic that she didn't go all the way down. They were still still cleaning it out at the time

[@09conrado]

But that was the entrance at the back, with the grate. The butt hole

[@Lance_33]

I stumbled onto your show and just cannot stop binge watching them! This is really excellent content!!

[@dr.michaelvincent6177]

Jahannah offers a most interesting presentation style. On one hand, she reveals an amazingly intelligent mindset ... and on the other hand, she interacts with her audience as if she's an air-head valley girl. But it works. In fact, I give her an A+ for her ability as a historical detective ... In fact, I catch myself attentively listening and watching her as if she's an overly-excited teenager who's had too many cups of strong coffee. But bottom line, I feel she's truly amazing. You GO, girl.

[@jasonrel14]

That would be totally awesome to take a trip with you and your crew!!!

[@Jippa_33]

This is a really great video. The morning shots had a noticeable quietness about them. The hole in the Sphinx’ arse with the bifurcated tunnels(sounds painful) I’ve never seen on video. I would be geeking out too. Thanks for posting 👍

[@mattjackson7445]

I was so excited as a young child about the possibility of ancient civilisations growing and dying out over the 100,000s of years of Homo Sapiens history. This was "educated" out of me and by the time I was an adult I had completely lost the idea and the enthusiasm for the theory. I'm so glad I can teach my children the power of critical thinking so they can potentially avoid making the same mistake.

[@JustynneDeathWho]

Love to visit and touch the sphinx just to see what life was like since I'm very empathic and feel and see different to people. Like when people are lying.

[@bassedtaz]

I bet the lil doggo knows where some secret crawly holes are

[@Taliesin-xd7ke]

Love your infectious enthusiasm which has helped to give me a renewed interest in this subject. Thanks.👍

[@ericjorgensen8028]

Well, you got to the bottom of it, didn't you!? Ms. J, we Love your enthusiasm and genuine excitement. If you keep digging, you will find the truth you seek. Thanks for bringing us along.👍

[@KoldAsHell]

The whole time you were peeking down there I was expecting to hear a guard come up right behind you 🤣😭 cool vid tho for sure

[@Scanner7759]

Looking forward to seeing this,,and Jahannah,, she's starting to get awesome 😊👍🌹

[@grahamcomstive9179]

Oh Jahannah, I'm so glad this video popped up. Apart from being totally bloody gorgeous, I love your accent, humour, geekiness and enthusiasm for all things ancient without believing the accepted narrative. I look forward to watching more .

[@jonr3809]

Jahanna, you do an amazing job tying together the huge topics of precision megaliths and ancient origins into an understandable argument. I tried posting a comment on this topic on a national newspaper in the US, and was viciously attacked. Apparently by academics. They eventually pulled down my comment. So academia is aware that the sand is shifting out from underneath them and THEY DON'T LIKE IT. Apparently, there is a lot of research and education funding at stake. I read that only 1% of all the major archeological sties have been unearthed. So keep knocking on the walls, they will come down ! When they do, the findings will be beyond stunning. Great work !!! 😊

[@jambykool]

The world is full of undiscovered history. Glad you make the adventure interesting and humorous.

[@grinch5263]

I love how John Anthony West has left a legacy of story keepers that continue to challenge and deconstruct the parallel constructions of gatekeepers like Hawass. It's like they want to keep this type of information from us just long enough to deny us the lessons humanity needs to survive a fate similar to what those who actually built the Sphinx suffered that's fast approaching.

[@chuckleezodiac24]

the comets are coming! the comets are coming!

[@malcolmrickarby2313]

Get a ticket to Mars or use one of the structures that survives from the last few comets ☄️

[@grinch5263]

@@chuckleezodiac24 look up C/2014 UN271. It won't be the comet that gets us, but it may be the Sun's reaction to it that does.

[@chuckleezodiac24]

@@grinch5263 oh, shit. It's a Mega-Comet with Occultations. that sounds scary. i know a TikTok Witch. Maybe she can put a hex on it. Just in case, I better cancel my gym membership and get my affairs in order. luckily it already passed Uranus.... in September 2022 and we're still here. The European Space Agency's upcoming Comet Interceptor mission will launch in 2029. Hopefully they can take it out!

[@allenwood4771]

Submitted for general approval: Let's all call the people that built the sphinx and probably the pyramids the "Leoneans", as they clearly lived during the Age of Leo. Also, I think Johanna's appeal transcends her physical beauty. She makes quirkiness and a bit of goofy dorkiness into an ideal version of guide. Too fun and too funny to deny.

[@chrispearce9224]

It's sort of 'Wiggely Woggely'....gah I love this lady. Thanx Jahannah for sharing with us. I was fully geeking out with you seeing how you were visiting the Sphinx.

[@manuelarana6053]

That's the butt entrance.hahaha. that's the best footage I've ever seen of those holes under the sphinx. Thank you so much for making these videos.

[@geograph-ology4343]

My first thought when seeing the Sphinx for the first time, "Huh, it looks smaller up close!"

[@jasonmalarchak3294]

@9:39 in the video… how amazing as you’re walking around the sphinx… you’re back drop is a Pyrimids… not some green screen cnn shtuff but THE PHRIMIDS…. That’s amazing

[@Nturner822]

Theory time with skippy! What does the pyramids look like to a physicist? A storm shelter…but not the normal type. We know the sun has a solar storm cycle and could do a lot of damage (eg Carrington event). What if the alignment, location, geometry and materials used in the pyramids were to predict and protect from such things? Where something of great value could be protected in a granite box, in a granite room, under slabs of granite in a pyramid. But solar storms don’t hurt people; only electronics and tech…now that opens a can of worms

[@fateyagami3503]

Awesome video, The Sphinx definitely seems to have a much older past and a lot of secrets. 🤔

[@bodystomp5302]

Your narration work on BAM was excellent, JJ.

[@barbarabatts1718]

Yay! Always happy to see these uploads. 🤗

[@HeadlockedGaming]

Absolutely fascinating. Loved this.

[@10-4.]

👍The Inventory Stela, however, states unequivocally that the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx existed long before Khufu (The Sphinx much, much longer) and that he built his temple near the "house of the Sphinx" and so possibly only renovated the Great Pyramid. Regardless of the interpretation as it concerns the Pyramid, it states the Sphinx was already there a great while. The Stela also mentions that lightening struck the tail of the nemes headdress of the Sphinx and destroyed it. This of course could only have happened if the Sphinx already existed in Khufu's time.

[@kmortensen8434]

Absolutely amazing and love what you all do!!love the wisdom and knowledge

[@morgan97475]

Interesting as always. Good to see Kayleigh there as well. Hopefully, you two were able to chat a bit.

[@umop3plsdn]

I was listening to an old time radio show the other day "Chandu the Magician" from 1932 and they talk about a secret opening near the paws and a series of networked rooms under the sphinx that connect the pyramids and all kinds of other places in 1932!!! Also... Hurricane Holly rules

[@eze8970]

Thanks JJ for the fascinating look around 🙏🙏

[@rebeccarogers2078]

Yeaaaa!! I've been waiting for for this🥳 I love you Jahannah... its so much fun going on adventures with you... keep exploring and asking questions❤

[@louannestenson1286]

I love your channel! Thank you for sharing. ❤

[@AlohaTrev]

How excited you are is like a child on Christmas. Love it.

[@davery07]

Gotta say, just love your enthusiasm. Always enjoy your videos.

[@ritcha02]

I’m calling big things for you next year Jahannah!

[@getasia7915]

Really enjoy the videos, your way of presenting is interesting and insightful. Keep it coming !

[@Jason-iu2ne]

Love your work! Keep it up, more and more people will be listening!! ❤️

[@MrStreetboy80]

So glad you’ve come so far with investigating ancient history, you make it all so much more interesting and fun aswel! Builders of the ancient mysteries was narrated by you perfectly! 😊

[@bacongrz]

Great video. Love your delivery. 😂 you always crack me up.

[@brianlhughes]

I remember watching a documentary back in the 80's or 90's that said there were water channels cut into the sides of the walls around the sphinx that probably came about from the days of rain during the end of the ice age 10,000 years ago

[@Anxietyoffline]

24:18 Where did you find that ? I have been looking for that video forever! Really awesome presentation I enjoyed your video 👍

[@mattmacknight3000]

So glad you're out there doing this. Thank you so much. Merry Christmas!

[@tomevans4402]

Fascinating thank you

[@hecklesjohn924]

Really good! Fascinating and entertaining! Thank you!

[@ScrewdriverTUNING]

Great show. Stay safe out there .!!!

[@stephenhall8725]

Brilliant!

[@tyiingram9878]

Omg I’ve been missing you ladybug!! I absolutely love your work.

[@Will-Parr]

An amazing adventure. Congrats to you.

[@andy57496]

I have just watched a 2018 presentstion by Dr Robert Schoch on the Sphinx and SIDA, so looking forward to this!

[@jackllong]

Safe travels!

[@northsongs]

very nicely done. Thanks for sharing!

[@amydee9795]

You’re there again?!?! That’s awesome!! God bless!! & thank you!!

[@Stevieray55]

i love ur shows their spectacular

[@danw7447]

Great work

[@chaseroyell7227]

Great video!!!

[@1TheWhiteKnight1]

Great footage

[@Mikeofindy]

Your content is the best !!! Thank you

[@roblastname9133]

Great stuff thank you 👌👍

[@sophieness4841]

...just an aside, sort of ...have been perusing photos of the schist triad statue of MenkauRA, staring at the graceful symmetry of the faces and bodies ...don't hear much about them but the elegance of the sculpted schist is breathtaking. looks like it was 3-D computer designed and sculpted with a 3-D CNC router.

[@muddybuddy90]

Brilliant!! And very entertIning from start to finish! I really enjoy your extra focus on points that are not usually covered. Your perspective is most interesting! Keep it up. Don't change a thing. I think you're hanging with a great group of researchers! 👍I hope to see much more in the future!

[@AulisVaara]

Best theory for the original sphinx is cfapps' Anubis comparison. If you haven't checked that one out yet, I highly recommend it.

[@spencermann3951]

Love you videos, I can’t wait to go there one day. You rock dude! 👍👍💪💪

[@heyodi3092]

Fun fact, Mark Lehner and Zahi Hawass were both deeply involved in Edgar Cayce’s ARE before switching sides to become gatekeeping Egyptologists.