Saving Egypts Oldest Pyramid by National Geographic Channel

[@dazuk1969]

The step pyramid is now fully restored and stable. It is even open to tourists now. Everyone who worked on the restoration have done an amazing job. Well done to all of you.

[@fanfam]

This documentairy should be longer. Pure gold! This is the way you never get to see the pyramids. As an engineer I love the solutions presented.

[@scottybirch1895]

I wish there was part 2. How did the work go? The pyramid just recently opened back up. So repairs must have gone well. We need update.

[@portiamatthews9654]

@Brad Watson , I want to thank you so much for sharing your knowledge in the comments section. For me your comment opened up a door to explore further information about the Pyramids. Reading your comment was like, Wow I was fascinated by the information. BTW, I wrote down your comment in my notebook for future references. I've always been fascinated about the history of Egypt and the Pyramids. Again, thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@Andy_Babb]

I’m with ya. I don’t get why ppl don’t like Zahi. But even his closest friends have said you either love him or you hate him and nowhere in between lol I love the guy

[@davehyde6207]

Great documentery , bottom line it's been preserved for future generations to enjoy and learn from, well done to all

[@ahmedaymen598]

24:00 My Lecturer back in Faculty of Engineering ( Cairo Uni. ) , his name is Dr Mahmoud El-Mihilmy , he is one of the top scientists in the Structural Design field ... i wish him all the health and happiness :)

[@husseingad3110]

wow

[@cruisepaige]

Ahmed Aymen Awwwww, nice :-)

[@mgabrysSF]

It just re-opened in March of 2020 - the restoration is complete. Unfortunately, the timing of the re-opening occurred during the pandemic so it's going to be a while before anyone will see it outside of the locals. But it's been nearly 100 years since it was closed so we can wait a little longer to fly safely.

[@CmdrGendoIkari]

Kind of surprised the Egyptian engineers were so wary of the steel rods plan. That technique is used everyday all around the world in mining and tunneling operations. It really is the only viable solution amongst current proven technologies to halt the slow progressive collapse of that chamber ceiling.

[@Ntyler01mil]

The ceiling is basically a precarious pile of rubble. The fear was that drilling could dislodge stones and create a catastrophic collapse. Also, steel and stone don't really get along very well. When steel rusts, it expands and can crack the stone it's embedded within. They're using stainless steal and Egypt is arid, but it's still a risk. I'm surprised they didn't use titanium.

[@CmdrGendoIkari]

Nicholas Miller Yes, but like I said, it's used in mining & tunneling operations for the same reason, the ceiling basically being a pile of compacted boulders that could cave in if not pinned into place.

[@Ntyler01mil]

I think in mining, the stone is generally much more monolithic than this. The stones in the pyramid don't appear to be very large.

[@annamackay3592]

Wow a great video and amazing work! Thank you for sharing this with us. We were there in Sep 2012 and saw the outside work going on with no idea what amazing work you had done inside! It would be so amazing if we could go inside!

[@massimosquecco8426]

I respect and admire Salima Ikram A LOT !!!!

[@ginafrombc7627]

agree

[@ragemodels]

she was the only real (passionate) archeologist here !!!!

[@aldenunion]

She is lovely and smart....

[@aldenunion]

@Brad Watson Thank you for sharing, great info...

[@asmaaeldeeb4225]

she is a Pakistani professor and worked as an archeologist in Turkey, Greece and Sudan. so smart

[@carlrichardson5347]

This step pyramid is special to Egypt and Worth saving. I recently heard of a new tomb discovered here of a noble and has a L shape its around 4300 years old might be the oldest tomb in Egypt since the step pyramid is the oldest pyramid at saqqara..

[@sandramartin5155]

Fantastic I am so glad haven’t got to see it in person and have always wanted to so glad I’ll soon be able to thank you for giving me that chance all of you who have worked on this historical precious place

[@fearview]

just finish seeing the video. Cintec you doing a great job. seeing you guys up there in the ceiling make my stomach really knot. since we knew it all fragile and waiting to crush down

[@Sennmut]

Somewhere, Imhotep looks up from boogeying with Osiris, and smiles. "Great job, Zahi!"

[@graysdir9338]

I was there with a friend without another person in sight. It was unreal, but Egypt felt so dangerous, and they are so aggressive with tourists, it wasnt a surprise nobody else was there to see this magnificent structure. I sure wish we were allowed to go inside, but no such luck! Interesting video!!

[@44gvictoria]

I was also there when there was no one there, last February, I didn't feel it was dangerous, more like people just wanting to make a living because of such low numbers in tourism , they're just trying to make it in the world like you and me. I ended up taking some amazing pictures there with some of the men and they're animals, gave them a couple of pounds and then I was off...I didn't feel threatened just annoyed at times having to talk when all I wanted to do is sit and marvel at the wonder of the world.. lol. I consider myself very lucky having travelled to Egypt when I did.. there was only about 20 people at Abu Simbel in the early morning when I visited. Our guide told us that normally there would have been about 2000 people at that hour a few years back. Shame really.

[@lucaromaboy]

I was there in october 2016 and it was NOT dangerous at all

[@cruisepaige]

That is how the world is for women all the time everywhere. Just sayin’.

[@Mandydailyblog]

Lovely its a wonderful land mark I like seeing while traveling from Cairo to the south ❤

[@michaelahern6821]

Fantastic to see the oldest pyramid in Egypt restored...I'm curious as to how much it was tbh...

[@2scoop831]

I have been in those pyramids they are huge in person

[@matthewbaumann630]

Why haven't they explored all the tunnels? It's been there for thousands of years.

[@minuterepeater2257]

I rather want them to stay unexplored for the simple reason they will never tell us if they find something which doesnt fit their bs stories.

[@mnomadvfx]

The more they open up, the more they have to maintain. It's not an enviable job. Something tells me that they are already explored though, just blocked up to ensure no further damage occurs.

[@ikramullahkhan3783]

Great techniques to save great ancient structure.

[@daniellerawlins3887]

Its very important and humane to preserve amen hotep is one of my hero's thank you 👌 thumbs ☝ ❤ from vegas baby yeah we're vegas strong y'all cha cha cha

[@khaledramadanelsab3321]

I love you Egypt

[@husseingad3110]

انت جاي تبع مين انت ؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟ هههههههههههههه حبيبي

[@joannamallory2823]

Holy Jesus. I love that they are trying to save such important archaeology but none of it is worth their lives!

[@divm1lan]

seen zahi----turned off

[@cruisepaige]

Davy “Saw” you philistine!

[@bipolatelly9806]

@Nick Nack See.... No doubt HE didn't watch it. I'm happy you didn't abuse me too harshly.(-:

[@kcharles8857]

yep. same....

[@Andy_Babb]

This sounds like a real “you” problem

[@sozzyhunter]

brave men have been going through a lot of danger to get burried alive!

[@amrmohammed]

amazing , steel rods is a brilliant idea , hope it will be restored as soon as possible

[@MrBornhead]

Great show thanks

[@Flourbased]

So fucking loud, jesus christ, blowing up my headphones

[@ClepsidraSideral]

Shadow Did you lower the volume or hurt permanently your precious little eardrums?

[@claudiosaltara8847]

Why didn't you show the coffin? I was waiting for it. Otherwise great docu.

[@Cassyzf450]

Claudio Saltara because it doesn’t exist

[@ME-zb3gq]

At what point do the lines blur between original and restored it's astonishing to see what was built back then and our brightest brains can't imagine how it was done

[@stomnish]

I was waiting for a huge stone falling on S.Hawass.. Better luck next time....

[@johnharris6691]

Yea a ten ton one !!

[@claudiosaltara7003]

Delete the music. It doesn’t help repairing the pyramid.

[@nerobernkastel1138]

Is this pyramid open for public now? I might go to Egypt next year and this pyramid is my most interested thing.

[@sanjuanagasca4124]

There are Pryimids scattered all across the world. Wierd isn't it?.

[@mnomadvfx]

@@sanjuanagasca4124 Not really. They are basically just simplistic representations of mountains/hills. Like the ancient kurgan burial mounds, but made with stone instead.

[@MrElvio09]

A construção das pirâmides ainda são um mistério ! Quem as construiu, que máquinas utilizaram, quais ferramentas usaram, ... ?

[@claudiosaltara7003]

Too much unwanted noise that makes watching the video unpleasant.

[@MiaFromParis]

Does any one know what the soundtrack is? I am looking for the song title starting at 1:15, thanks!

[@sandramcclure2598]

sounds like generic bumper music ,

[@ferdinarghoshi4614]

Darude - sandstorm

[@LORDwilliamsDJ]

Love it

[@Andy_Babb]

I went to a lecture with Zahi Hawass tonight in Boston. It was AMAZING. But the funniest thing was when he told the story finding it in the sand and then said “the thing I am most proud of in my career was finding king Tutankhamen’s penis!” Haha But if anyone gets the chance, he’s doing a lecture tour through the US now and I _HIGHLY_ recommend it!! Lecture followed by book signing and photo.

[@baharrahman7410]

Great job.

[@StephiSensei26]

Brilliant!

[@claudiosaltara7003]

Should have devoted more time to the technical aspect of the repair of the repair. Such dangerous job should have been highlighted to give justice to the technicians that put their life in danger for a dead Pharoe.

[@flamingstag2381]

this proves to me that these original constructers were incapable of precision stone cutting as seen elsewhere !

[@kevink.7597]

Let's start with the dating issue... This is 'perhaps' the oldest of the pharaonic built pyramids, but the dating of the Gunung Padang pyramid has dates reaching back upward of 28,000 years. And the true age might be even further back than that. And if reason plays any part in this conversation, then we are to believe that the Great Pyramid was built after the stepped pyramid of Djoser, but before almost all the rest of the lesser designed and constructed pyramids all over Egypt. That simply does not make any sense. And this is not limited to Egypt's megalithic stone structures. The Mezzo-American megalithic construction all over Bolivia, Peru, and Columbia tell us that a superior technology for stonework has been lost to the world. Countless examples of rough stone and mortar top precise fit stone-on-stone of seemingly impossible cut, shape, and dimension. The builders of the worlds most perfectly executed stonework did what we, even with all our computers and machines can not do today. And the patterns of stone shaping show up all over the world. Japan, Greece, Russia, Spain, etc... I admire Nt. Geo for many reasons. And seeing Zahi HowAss's face show up at the beginning of this program did give me pause to think. But, my curiosity got the better of me. I'm glad I watched this, and perhaps the world will be better off with regards to its knowledge of the past pharaonic rules of ancient Egypt. If I wasn't a disabled vet living on $900.00 a month I would love to contribute. Peace,

[@EnigmaSeeker2012UAP]

Egypt might hold some more secrets. i'm working on my maters in landscape architecture. I have a proposal thesis arguing the legend of the Garden of Eden may actually be a real place, and that is the "Nile Delta". Its possible that Egypt might be the first agricultural civilization and Mesopotamian came a little later borrowing many of Egypt's myths, to fit their own. I made a little video about this idea on my channle under my playlist EnigmaLandscape, check it out.

[@asparrow9876]

Pretty sure the Garden of Eden is somewhere beneath the surface. Within Earth.

[@deviantoutcast]

One must ask: arguing the actual existence of the Garden of Eden, does that entail all of Genesis - Adam and Eve, the fruit, the subsequent banishing from Eden etc. - or is the thesis only that there once were a place called Eden, or how did you figure it? The possibility of Egypt being the first agricultural civ. is one thing, but Eden being an actual, real, place, that would involve a whole lot more than just agriculture.

[@sanjuanagasca4124]

@Nick Nack Read the Book of Enoch.

[@benjaminfalzon4622]

Isn't the step Pyramid also known as the pyramid of Joseph, and just a few meters away there is an ancient wheat Silo believed to be one of the silos Joseph built to store the wheat during the 7-year long famine? Watch Video titled "Forbidden footage of actual location of Red sea Crossing" KZbin.

[@benjaminfalzon4622]

@Nick Nack If you want to know the truth, you must find it for yourself because, what is the truth, and what are the facts, are forbidden. What the evolutionary freaks want us to believe, is what they want us to believe, not what we need to believe. In other words, what they want us to believe are a bunch of lies which fits into their agenda and ideologies. That Pyramid is what I said it is. It's called the Pyramid of Joseph. and it has an ancient wheat silo nearby. Watch the video titled. "{Forbidden footage of actual location of red sea crossing}" KZbin...Note the word "Forbidden, in the title" That video shows one of the ancient Egyptian wheat silos, which is never shown in any of the stories which concern the pyramid of Joseph.

[@benjaminfalzon4622]

@Nick Nack Which planet are you on????

[@EvelynElaineSmith]

Ron Wyatt's videos attribute both the step-pyramid and the nearby grain silos to the biblical Joseph of Genesis, whom they equate with Imhotep, although critics believe that the Bible appropriates Imhotep's accomplishments and attributes them to Joseph. Archeologists, however, are increasingly uncovering many discoveries that establish that many Old Testament characters, including Joseph, may have existed. blogs.timesofisrael.com/statue-of-biblical-joseph-found-story-covered-up/

[@bunzeebear2973]

Except this is the FIRST PYRAMID built. Pharaoh Dojer aka(Zozer) 2650- c. 2575 bce "Joseph" was around the time of Ramses 2nd, 1279-1213 so like 1300 years LATER so obviously not the same dude. Also a dispute of whether Joseph or Jesus actually existed. I have ears and can hear the difference in pronunciation. Amazed you can't.

[@benjaminfalzon4622]

@@bunzeebear2973 It is so, the Biblical Joseph pyramid. close to the Joeseph Pyramid is one of the ancient wheat silos which was commissioned by Joseph, where wheat was stored during the 7-year famine.

[@BigWaveDaveO]

Ntus. Why is the best stone work at the base and below? How long did this take to construct? Just does not make sense.

[@mnomadvfx]

Why is this even a question? Why would you do the worst stone work at the bottom when it needs to support everything above it? Critical reasoning seems to be a forgotten skill these days.....

[@lordashraf]

just a question. why are they restoring it with man power and not with advanced tools, lifts, and cranes?

[@supersonic3464]

3rd world issues I presume?

[@Ntyler01mil]

The video mentions that they didn't use such equipment because its vibrations and weight could further damage the structure.

[@coolweirdochannel7091]

+supersonic3464 no,its because advanced tools are dangerous maybe it harm the pyramid or something. and btw EGYPT isnt a third world

[@lordashraf]

Thank you Nicholas for your reply :)

[@lordashraf]

Thank you Coolweirdo for your reply. I did see a documentary about this pyramid restoration on National Geographic Abu Dhabi later on and they mentioned the same reason. but what interests me is your note about Egypt not being a 3rd world country... what class of world countries does Egypt belong to, in your opinion?

[@oki_music]

well done saving it.

[@davidcorbett341]

The reason the internal huge chamber roof and upper walls are falling is probably because it was not built with the style of the cheveron placed stones above to spread the weight like what the great pyramid as in the Kings Chamber roofs

[@محمدذكىزناتى-ث3ن]

كلة عامل فيها dr zahy ... طيب الهرم 15 ×15×15 قاعدة ×20 ارتفاع كيف تكعب

[@abcdefghijklm4499]

At 1:44, the birds eyeview of modern ordinary laborer whom paid for restoring the subject, how much more the slaves in ancient times whom built the same

[@deviantoutcast]

It's a common and surprisingly hard to kill misconception, but none the less: we now know, and it's been well documented and established, that the pyramids (as well as other building projects such as temples, mortuary complexes and the graves found in the Valley of Kings and Queens) weren't build by slaves, but by well paid, well cared for and well respected workers and craftsmen.

[@IslamicallySpeaking]

why is the video so long!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@philthycat1408]

With the amount of tunnels that are there, maybe its just a neat spoil heap and not a pyramid at all.

[@mnomadvfx]

So they just happened to tunnel out the place with neatly brick shaped slag?

[@terrenceeaglefeather2465]

We may never know where the tunnels lead

[@hyperholy1540]

43:41 ooh thats probaly the dead person!!!

[@vgovger4373]

Why dont they restore all of the casing stones on all the pyramids?

[@orissatut168]

EGYPTIAN ✋👑NO MORE WAR WE HAVE NEW JOBS AND HOUSING OK👨‍👩‍👧😁👍

[@georgcorfu]

29,25 Very brave men

[@filipvintila8301]

Well done brits 💪💪

[@Martinchox]

so is done or not ?

[@hagergogo9398]

The company has actually made it worse

[@anthonyfox585]

hager gogo wow that really sucks I'd love to visit

[@abdelrahmand5118]

It's open yesterday to puplic

[@donluchitti]

dr Hawas is still director? I've heard some serious BS about him. I guess in the land of pharohs, why should I be surprised he's going to be there til he's dead (or nearly)

[@Mateyhv1]

Nah, but he is either not far away. He loved camaras and fame so real archeologist (who do the real work) are rarely mentioned

[@chrishewitt4220]

@@Mateyhv1 Like Kanawati

[@canadiankewldude]

They will mummify him and place him in the valley of the kings.

[@azazelzel6954]

It's not BS, he's an arrogant twat, never even heard about Gobelki Tepe, until someone had to tell him about it. Hawass sadly is stuck in his little narrow path.

[@azazelzel6954]

@@canadiankewldude Or use him as fire fuel when it gets cold.

[@ebrahimabdelghany115]

amazing

[@chengyenyong795]

Very good luck pardon

[@richardnailhistorical3445]

It's a disappointment they did not show the finished product?

[@mykyzer23]

They should have used expanding foam....

[@Mr.Mark2130]

That pyramid was built by Joseph before the 7 years famine and that big holes are storage of grains.. Joseph is one of the son of Jocob known as Israel..The family of Joseph went to Egypt due to famine... it's all in the Holy Bible..

[@danbeaulieu2130]

Given that the bible is a collection of myths, legends, fairy tales, and tribal posturings... I think we can ignore it.

[@legionarmy1]

Ah yes the Bible not the greatest work of Fiction I prefer the Lord of the rings myself

[@danbeaulieu2130]

No. Keep your fairy tales out if reality

[@chriswilgus4752]

No one could enter the pyramid, so he takes a camera crew inside. 🤨

[@LeftLaneShane]

If hawass would at least admit that the Sphinx was already built when the old kingdom Egyptians settled the area I would have a lot more respect for him

[@Custodio_Varani]

Adoradores de outros Deuses por isso essa terra não foi perdoada.

[@paulosobieski9070]

Rafael Custodio Alemão pelo menos são ais evoluidos que sua forma de pensar

[@RamiroNegri]

23:17 Comic Sans...

[@AdrianaLaster]

Jajaja

[@crockerakahops90sjumpmantexas]

Step pyramid of Djoser the oldest in egypt

[@holyfox94]

Anyone, sitting on his couch in Iowa or somewhere, criticizing Hawass, should first achieve what he did. Crawling through the sand for over 40 years. I’m at Gizeh right now, and I can tell you, the monuments are jawdropping. And honestly, I don’t know how he got so far with the lazy and slow attitude egyptian workers have.

[@minuterepeater2257]

So just because he has been a busy bee means we have to ignore his corruption practices and his censorship. That makes all the sense in the world….not. Let me quess you also still believe in democracy and capatalism lol. Restauring the step pyramide is one of the few good things he has done, but his corruption and gate keeping practices dont out way the few good things he has done.

[@azazelzel6954]

That's not Egypt's oldest Pyramid... Why do historians still cling on to the fast fading Victorian era view of the past?

[@pauloriley6480]

Meaning ??? What is the oldest pyramid

[@sanjuanagasca4124]

There are hundreds and thousands of Ancient Civilizations most of all they were all very similar. I suggest you read the Book of Enoch.

[@alphaone101]

So Djoser's sarcophagus was made from cut granite and to close the top of the sarcophagus and seal in the Pharaoh's body they placed cut marble slabs across the top of the sarcophagus. So the sarcophagus is now sealed but not with the pharaohs body on the inside of the sarcophagus but on the outside of the sarcophagus. So these expert stone masons who have done such amazing and complicated stone work on the pyramid, now just go a BASH a ragged hole through the lid of the sarcophagus so they can put the pharaohs body inside.......Seriously? Why wouldn't they just have put his body in the sarcophagus before putting the cut granite slabs across the top to seal it? As bad as bashing a jagged hole through the top to insert the pharaohs body inside is, the method that these "skilled stone masons" used to plug that hole makes a person have to suspend all rational to believe it. These master masons now just find a rock or boulder, any old boulder, not one that has been cut to actually fit and seal the ragged opening, but just a plain old boulder they found laying around and dropped in partially into the opening in the top of the sarcophagus, leaving more than half of the boulder sticking out from the top of the sarcophagus as if it just fell from the ceiling and happened to land there. A person would have to suspend all belief in logic to believe this explanation and I'm not buying that narrative, not for a second. I wonder what the "real story is?"

[@GizmoFromPizmo]

Oldest structure in Egypt, maybe but certainly not the oldest structure in the world. Göbekli Tepe dates back to 10,000 years BC - even older. Also, how did they date the Step Pyramid? If we've learned anything it is that older structures are superior to more modern structures. The Step Pyramid is inferior to the Great Pyramid. Could it be that the Great Pyramid is older than the Step?

[@knowingeverythings9609]

Why Zahi has so many anti Zahi? I can see many people hate Zahi

[@bipolatelly9806]

Saw Hawass and thought, "this is gonna be garbage".

[@bipolatelly9806]

@Nick Nack Oh no.... I watched it. Didn't you get that from my comment?!? Nice game the other day btw! Go Weagles! The only conclusions I jump to these daze.... They lie!

[@bipolatelly9806]

@Nick Nack He really is a corrupt, lying scumbag, don't you think...

[@bipolatelly9806]

@Nick Nack "burial chamber roof" lol Hilariously wrong.

[@vgovger4373]

Why dont they get space aliens to help them?

[@JJbrubaker]

But is it the oldest?

[@sanjuanagasca4124]

Archeologist are even sure which Civilization is the oldest yet alone what Ancient site. I suggest you read the Book of Enoch.

[@JustMe-gs9xi]

They're just a bunch of grave robbers you know.

[@anthonyfox585]

Linda Cirillo not really if they were true grave robbers than they'd steal artifacts without much care of if they destroyed them and they'd be selling them on the black market instead of putting them in museums for all to see and properly handling them and cataloging them

[@ItsOnlyNiall]

Saw Zahi Hawass and left. Liar and a looter.

[@HusseinMSAAlsalahi71]

Hawas "If i'm broud of something..". Yup we Arab can't bronounce letter P lol.

[@husseingad3110]

what mean?

[@HusseinMSAAlsalahi71]

@@husseingad3110 2:09 listen to his accent when he bronounce letter P..lool. I am an Arab and I can't bronounce letter P, too.

[@christerpedersen7818]

That´s not a grave or monument. I do not know but not that. Mysterious.

[@petertremblay3725]

Next earthquake and it will be over, what a waste of money!

[@starfox2050]

like ;)

[@sylvianemahaux7879]

WAAAAAAAOOOOUUH

[@chriskelly2939]

Hawass is not an ancestor of the original builders of these structures. This is why they obstruct real research and digging.

[@hyperholy1540]

why does dennis keep complaining?

[@lioneljordanyap9826]

thats small broken pyramid not a first pyramid... they want to imitate giza... but failed...

[@ngolamotep9715]

Why these Egypt people claim these if they dont belong to that land pharaos never been muslims

[@williamhoskins7818]

Drop the traumatic music ! Thumb down..cant take ' national geographic! 'SERIOUSLY ANYMORE...

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

Nothing lasts forever. Let nature take its course. Why not divert the money from that to helping farmers deal with the salinization of the soil they depend upon. It's getting worse and worse by the season.

[@savage.indios]

I think dJOSEr was JOSEph

[@kaiokendo]

1:15 reggaeton,doule-uuuu

[@daniellerawlins3887]

Oops I miss pronounced. It wrong iminhotep

[@savage.indios]

Exodus 1:8 Now there arose up a new king over Egypt, which knew not Joseph.

[@nenemalo8303]

i dont like that hawas guy. he dont let you think by yourself. he is always telling you what to think and believe

[@dritzzdarkwood4727]

It's the youngest. Not the oldest. The great pyramid is ancient in comparison. Also, why was 50 ton of crystal removed and crushed by bulldozers? To hide knowledge or even destroy evidence of our history should be considered a crime against humanity. I urge fellow viewers to exert critical thinking and look elsewhere.

[@WALLACE9009]

How do you know is the most modern? How do you know about the christals?

[@dritzzdarkwood4727]

@@WALLACE9009 Look for UnchartedX channel and his Egyptian friend, stonemason Youssef.

[@WALLACE9009]

@@dritzzdarkwood4727 a youtube channel is not a valid reference.

[@inyobill]

Zahi Hawass, head of the Egyptian Aercheological comission and shameless self-promoter. I believe he has been replaced?

[@Mossyz.]

I'm sorry ...but i don't like Hawass ...im leaving ;/

[@husseingad3110]

why?

[@Mossyz.]

@@husseingad3110 B,cos he lies and he is a thief ...thats why he has been sacked ... Google it !

[@husseingad3110]

@@Mossyz. how you know him a thief ?

[@Mossyz.]

@@husseingad3110 Why was he sacked from his job ? Google it !

[@husseingad3110]

@@Mossyz. i dont know my friend !!! but here in Egypt we love him and see him are nice not bad

[@daniellerawlins3887]

Zahi hawass is the best Egyptian archeologist and historian ❤

[@divm1lan]

the old ayhwan is more knowledge than hawass cash grabber----lookat a plug in your wall ,take it out , unscrew screw ,opn----now does that not look inside like the g pyramid? tombs,,,pfffft

[@brainwashington1332]

i see that pompous hawass, i dislike

[@divm1lan]

@@brainwashington1332 nobody like the thief , steal 4 years turning antiq into gangsters

[@divm1lan]

@Nick Nack your an hawasss lover" psssst,wanna buy some artifacts? cime 2my house , your(rich)

[@chengyenyong795]

💡💡💡💡💡😜