Secrets of the Saqqara Tomb | Official Trailer | Netflix

[@sisloan]

This documentary is worth a months Netflix subscription on its own. It is beautifully shot, incredibly well paced. It isn't just the subject matter, it is the people involved. From the guy picking up his boss on the back of his motorbike every morning, to listening to the jokes between an archeologist and a digger at the bottom of a hot and dusty shaft as they uncover dozens of mummified cats. You get a real sense of who these people are and the lives they live. Most documentaries, you only get the opinion from the guy at the top, this one lets you see it from every angle with all involved. I highly recommend it, it is beautiful.

[@MsBhappy]

Well said. I agree

[@AprillianaPutri27]

I just finish watching this documentary. It's amazing!

[@101Jake101]

I agree ,it was great , and the end was nice too, great to see them mange to find something special in the last moments , was quite emotional actually I felt happy for them

[@ncubesays]

THIS!

[@fredgibeault7777]

I watch it last night and it is amazing

[@cosmicmuse2900]

The last line the woman said, tugged at my heart. "They're like us. Exactly like us." you can see the love and passion these people have for history. ❤️

[@anoncrazynonevilgooddecent7631]

The best part of this documentary was it showing that Ancient Egypt like all Ancient past and civilizations weren’t perfect or as great we thought they were or they made themselves look like but they were the same as us, their lives also sucked and their big temples and statues were just allusion or illusion like the lady archeologist said: “This changes ancient Egyptian history, we now realize those great temples and statues were what Egyptians dreamed their lives to be not what their reality was which was horrible and fragile just like everyone today”, so just a staying away distorting breaking from shitty reality, a dream of what everyone really wanted their lives to be, much better than the shitty reality I, you and we all lived and live in, this man Wahtye’s tomb has pictures and statues of not his real life but what he wishes his life was in real life or after death because his life sucked as he suffered from health problems and pain and suffering and deaths he saw all over, I and many others can definitely relate to this man, nothing better than being able to relate to a human from thousands of years ago

[@mustafaalrawy1127]

@@anoncrazynonevilgooddecent7631 are you real ?!😅😂😂

[@mrmr80doba]

No it's the bond between grandparents and grandchildren.. They are our ancestors so we feel more passion than others. There's the bond of blood

[@omarsalem5630]

Agreeeee, she killed me with her voice her words

[@innaferrer17]

My mom and I watched this over the weekend. We cried at the end, we were so happy for them. We’re not even Egyptians but we feel so proud. Egypt was my mom’s dream destination and she was able to visit it last year. After watching this, she said she has a new reason to visit Egypt.

[@dungeonsofkards]

Bro, that is what we want! We need more history and culture on Netflix! Amazing work!!!

[@bennywhite7062]

Just not European culture tho right?

[@dungeonsofkards]

@@bennywhite7062 Bro, culture and knology is all we bring to the grave my friend. So any culture we learn and discovery is good for everyone.

[@ziyaulansari2759]

@@bennywhite7062 We have seen far too much of that

[@chefandmusician9170]

@@bennywhite7062 France, Germany, Italy, England, Croatia, Poland, Sweden, Spain, Netherlands, Switzerland have huge immigration

[@user-vw6bk4pb4l]

@@chefandmusician9170 1. Those countries have control of their own borders, if they dont want immigrants they dont have to let them in. 2. Tell the USA and its allies to stop invading other peoples countries or interefering in their politics, creating artificial immigration crisis. 3. In the last 500 years Europeans have immigrated to other continents far more than the other way around. There are literally over half a billion descendents of European immigrants all over the globe. Complete joke to act like Europe is merely a victim.

[@lanabethmorrison6584]

I watched the secrets of saqqara tomb.and I had goosebumps and cried !!!I have not seen so much beauty in real art in ages.of coarse I have loved Egypt since I discovered it on black and white tv as a small kid.wen i can't sleep i lay and dream about the pure beauty of Egypt. The culture the people truly beautiful. I am also happy to see egypt kept there own citizens for the job.rather then a bossy outsider.i think England and other countries have enough stolen items in there museums as is but they will anser to anubis!!!!you can bet on it!!!thankyou!!!so much egypt for sharing the beauty with the rest of the world.god bless you all.xoxoxo great amazing job.

[@youssefhesham7776]

I really hope they do answer to anubis

[@farahastrology8017]

I teared too... especially when they unearthed the first mummy wooden coffin...

[@jollyroger2012]

i was blown away by the whole thing, but what they found at the end... i really hope they do another documentary. I've never seen any Egyptian artifacts in that good shape. The colors, the condition. I want to see more!

[@haneef81]

Untouched and unlooted? British feeling sad.

[@haneef81]

@Matzuri Kills ok sis 🤧

[@omyhaby1912]

@Matzuri Kills are you British

[@usmanrafi272]

Underated comment

[@haneef81]

@Matzuri Kills so you are saying British are not known for looting? Wow, 🤣 Maybe you need to learn some history.

[@lucky9468]

@@haneef81 their school glorify looting rape kills etc

[@bii-dle6344]

just finished it, when they found the other tomb in the end i actually started crying. this documentary has no business being THIS emotional

[@ahmedghaffar4247]

Same here

[@jollyroger2012]

I literally had goosebumps and chills at the end when they first peered in. in fact, i just got goosebumps again just thinking about it

[@WB19990]

@@kosmique so let me get this straight, you read through a comment section for something that came out 2 months ago and expected not to see people talking about it and then you call them “assholes” because of YOUR OWN stupidity 🤨🤦‍♂️ well done 👍

[@anoncrazynonevilgooddecent7631]

@@jollyroger2012 The best part of this documentary was it showing that Ancient Egypt like all Ancient past and civilizations weren’t perfect or as great we thought they were or they made themselves look like but they were the same as us, their lives also sucked and their big temples and statues were just allusion or illusion like the lady archeologist said: “This changes ancient Egyptian history, we now realize those great temples and statues were what Egyptians dreamed their lives to be not what their reality was which was horrible and fragile just like everyone today”, so just a staying away distorting breaking from shitty reality, a dream of what everyone really wanted their lives to be, much better than the shitty reality I, you and we all lived and live in, this man Wahtye’s tomb has pictures and statues of not his real life but what he wishes his life was in real life or after death because his life sucked as he suffered from health problems and pain and suffering and deaths he saw all over, I and many others can definitely relate to this man, nothing better than being able to relate to a human from thousands of years ago

[@BookAndLace]

I need closure on that tomb find! So perfectly intact!

[@neha445able]

Egypt is my childhood dream to visit one day. I got hooked on since I was 12.

[@brianaashokumar5849]

Sameee!

[@ksenidfg3516]

Mine too I want to visit Cairo museum more than any other museum in the world and of course the pyramids..

[@ahmedabdelkhalek9770]

You are welcome at any time

[@منوعات-و3خ6ح]

Your welcome any time

[@pix_d20]

@sathya skywalker did someone hurt you

[@mohamednageb63]

Just finished the film that was beautiful the soundtracks were amaizing as Egyptian i can't be more proud Egypt will open the grand Egyptian museum the bigest museum in the world at the end of this year it will contain more than 100,000 pieces Come and visit you will be welcomed❤️❤️

[@brettmasters5379]

Be proud of your country and history Mohamed :-)

[@namelesswarrior4760]

Great to see real Egyptians unearthing their own history instead of foreigners.

[@monamalek11]

@@MegaGman50 They aren't your ancestors, Ancient egyptians looked like modern egyptians. Look up west african culture idiot

[@raphaelostrowski6336]

Everyone has shared Egypt. The Persians, Nubians, Babylonians, Sea people’s, Greeks, Romans, Arabs, Mamelukes, Ottomans, French, British. British is the true definition of a melting pot

[@namelesswarrior4760]

@@raphaelostrowski6336 So now it is time to let the true owners to keep learning the truth. Everyone else can be participants for once.

[@MegaGman50]

@@raphaelostrowski6336 your right the very definition of melting pot, just about every race ruled Egypt that's why i don't understand why everyone is fighting for Egypt, when every race held power in that land.

[@ss327827]

Modern Egyptians aren't really Egyptians. They're more like Arabs and know nothing about their ancient cultures which has been lost in time.

[@irishgavin6687]

This is one of those Netflix movies/shows that show up around halfway through scrolling through the Netflix recommended

[@ms2504]

Yes

[@TheHittman47]

Looks like your were found at last

[@visualsforyou7120]

Ouch

[@marvel096]

Nah. KZbin actually recommended me this on the main page and I’m glad, I love everything Egypt related 😌

[@irishgavin6687]

@@marvel096 I’m talking about Netflix

[@the_all_legend1473]

I hope Netflix does many other ancient kingdoms in Africa because there’s a lot that the western world doesn’t know🙏🏾

[@zillailluhr]

Yes!!

[@beasting2327]

Hey people i made some song videos on Popular Netflix webseries starting with cross over between Damon Salvatore and stranger things and Lucifer X Damon Salvatore pls do check it out......

[@dgrmn12345]

Namely the fact that not all Africans from Africa are Black.

[@ianto8823]

Agree. The sahara desert is littered with ruins of civilizations lost in the sands.

[@ianto8823]

And also central Africa have ruins from ancient civilizations.

[@babyzoe93]

Just finish this documentary and I find it's very interesting and touching. I can see the pure joy and excitement in the whole team's eyes when they talk about what they're doing, especially Ms. Amira. I definitely love to see the 2nd documentary about the last tomb they found.

[@verdigris_juniper]

@netflix i'm amazed and proud of the sensitivity you've shown by making this documentary with real egyptians archeologists. I honestly think it is the first of its kind and you're leading a new wave of show making. I'm very proud to be a netflix user 💖

[@monamalek11]

Yes! I as an egyptian is so proud to see my people discover their own heritage! It makes me forget the amount of people of all races trying to steal our history ❤️

[@Six_To_One]

Unless it was done so to please SJWs !!

[@anoncrazynonevilgooddecent7631]

The best part of this documentary was it showing that Ancient Egypt like all Ancient past and civilizations weren’t perfect or as great we thought they were or they made themselves look like but they were the same as us, their lives also sucked and their big temples and statues were just allusion or illusion like the lady archeologist said: “This changes ancient Egyptian history, we now realize those great temples and statues were what Egyptians dreamed their lives to be not what their reality was which was horrible and fragile just like everyone today”, so just a staying away distorting breaking from shitty reality, a dream of what everyone really wanted their lives to be, much better than the shitty reality I, you and we all lived and live in, this man Wahtye’s tomb has pictures and statues of not his real life but what he wishes his life was in real life or after death because his life sucked as he suffered from health problems and pain and suffering and deaths he saw all over, I and many others can definitely relate to this man, nothing better than being able to relate to a human from thousands of years ago

[@bennywhite7062]

Would you be so proud had this been a European archaeological doc with similar ethnic persuasion cast? Just curious.

[@PepeHerreraH]

"When you see the people you discover they are like us. Exactly like us" I got chills throughout my entire body with those words...SO TRUE!

[@blackuniversity9492]

So glad its going to be about black people as they have been on earth for over 200k years ! do you research : INSTAGRAM : Black UNi

[@since2133]

@Amr Khaledd right? Some black people are pressed in these comments. And got the nerve to say that black people come in all shades kinda shit like they own the world and we gotta bow down to them. We are all humans who come in all shades of colors at the end that’s all that matters.

[@vintage_hart6392]

@@blackuniversity9492 Shut up with your WE WUZ KANGZ mentality. you sound stupid!

[@reyginaldaas5968]

@@vintage_hart6392 You're the one who sounds stupid... You have no idea why Blacks are fighting to be recognized in history while everybody are trying to deny them. Ancent Egypt history is African History like it or not...Look at the way they dressed and the gods thety beleive...at this time they were not Arabs. Persians conquered later ...after greeks after other Arabs and romans and other and other cultures...but the ancient Egypt where African civilization s with african styles and all...like the Nubians...no matter the color of their skins

[@omarsalem5630]

At this exact moment, I cried deeply

[@CG-pj9im]

I love how exited the woman is! People who love their job are so refreshing :)

[@azimuthenigma6621]

She could atleast let the dead rest and return their bones.

[@aniapiotrowska403]

@@azimuthenigma6621 oo

[@aniapiotrowska403]

Iii

[@Joe-xw6wx]

A history documentary made up entirely of Egyptians? Well done Netflix

[@Zanderthegrape]

Right! I was expecting some professor from the UK or US to interject themselves into the documentary as a single authority of this type of breakthrough discovery.

[@HunterWoodlawn]

THIS

[@zoetheexasperatedhistorian2516]

I mean Salima was born in Pakistan but at the same time shes one of the most well known/prominent Egyptologists out there right now 🤷‍♀️

[@beasting2327]

vHey people i made some song videos on Popular Netflix webseries starting with cross over between Damon Salvatore and stranger things and Lucifer X Damon Salvatore pls do check it out......

[@daoud1608]

”egyptians”. Hate to be that guy but these aren't the Egyptians that lived there during the time these tombs were built, but the ones who came much later during the Arabic conquest. This is a known fact so it seems to be deliberately misleading.

[@toddjones3046]

This is a gift to all of us. The preservation of a family’s history, their lives, their stories. They wanted us to discover them and they were kind enough to leave us their history. This is the true meaning of humanity and how powerful it can be if you look deep enough.

[@FOOJFOOJIYAMA]

Why do I think it's the opposite. I mean, who'd want people desecrating their graves.

[@ThatLadyDray]

"They wanted us to discover them" the arrogance SMH. This was their beliefs.

[@FreshSpecimens]

@@FOOJFOOJIYAMA THIS. I have never understood why people think it’s okay to dig up bodies/mummies and put them on display in museums and such. Why is that acceptable? And why does it seem like hardly anyone takes issue with it?

[@blackuniversity9492]

So glad its going to be about black people as they have been on earth for over 200k years ! do you research : INSTAGRAM : Black UNi

[@hagarr8404]

@@FreshSpecimens I have always wondered the same, but I came to the conclusion that it’s not about just digging graves, the thing is they are well preserves bodies for thousands of years, so yes, it’s for research and out of fascination. It was their beliefs that had them doing so. And apart from the bodies and the mummification process, opening tombs let us on on more secrets and new things that would help us understand how they lived and what they believed in. So, it’s not really disturbing the dead after all.

[@farahastrology8017]

Just finished watching this..... So emotional and awe inspiring... gave me the chills each time they unearthed an item from that magnificent civilization.... God bless Egypt 🇪🇬 and preserve its treasures to its land and people until end of time

[@aliakorayem8315]

Amen....

[@leazula]

This was such an amazing documentary. It was surprisingly very emotional, I loved how everyone humanized the people of the tomb and related to them. I hope there will be a second part.

[@Wethepeople783]

Exactly still stealing others identity.

[@skoomamuch356]

"been there climbed that" - Bayek of Siwa

[@Pedro-m7f3f]

The Medjay

[@jyotiproy1729]

I see you're a man of culture

[@mohamedebrahim7441]

Bruhhh 😂😂😂😂😂

[@PotionsMaster666]

Didn't understand (seriously)

[@beasting2327]

Hey people i made some song videos on Popular Netflix webseries starting with cross over between Damon Salvatore and stranger things and Lucifer X Damon Salvatore pls do check it out......

[@Cinemarkerz96]

native egyptians discovering their past. As it was always meant to be.

[@janoyasser9519]

@Sanskar Gupta we do actually care about our history, very much. And no as an Egyptian I can say your information is false, we always identified and will identify as north africans or afro-arabs (bc our mother tongue is arabic).

[@meteortsunami3712]

@Sanskar Gupta then who is in the video doing the discovering,indian? Lol.

[@meteortsunami3712]

@FarnsworthIII never their,last time i check the land is called Egypt.

[@Zion-p1t]

@@janoyasser9519 you’re gorgeous 😳

[@joevoidable7549]

@@janoyasser9519 your mother tongue is arabic. hahha you just prove what @Sanskar Gupta said about you to be true.

[@shank7376]

Just watched the whole documentary and I really enjoyed watching it. I realy hope there will be a second part of this documentary after seing how this one ended.

[@shank7376]

@Sameer Khan maybe now yes. but I'm not sure.

[@Yourhighnessnona]

Omg yes, I need a second part!!

[@trustfire]

I would watch a livestream of them digging there on twitch if it existed. I find it unexplainably compelling.

[@AprillianaPutri27]

Me too! I need second part

[@yasmine-gg9gg]

I hope so

[@h3ba2100]

OMG I feel so proud to be Egyptian.. I feel really proud with my great history 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@saimoneveisaci8058]

I don't know why but it kinda felt good when it was mentioned that their entire team is made up of Egyptians 👌👌👌

[@KM10HM12]

It should. We are so used to this being done by the white man and steal it that we forgot this should be done by Egyptians and Egyptians only. It's their culture, tradition and history and they should dig it up and study it not by those colonisers.

[@monamalek11]

@@KM10HM12 exactly ❤️

[@valmm666vampire]

Best commentary 👍i approuve

[@djeio]

@@KM10HM12 with the obvious exception being that those are Arab descendants primarily gar removed from the originals

[@supermodelwannabe]

true. its refreshing to see this kind of shows from an egyptian's perspective. im honestly sick of seeing american/british and other white archaeologists digging up egyptian mummies on tv talking only about their pov.

[@nawal10]

Egypt and Ancient Egypt are just incredible and full of history culture and surprises! Proud to be Egyptian 🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@LuliiLoveNails]

lol y’all are arab immigrants and you all take credit for something isnt yours

[@nawal10]

@@LuliiLoveNails nope my ancestors blood runs through my veins! They don’t call me cleopatra for no reason 😂😎

[@LuliiLoveNails]

@@nawal10 cleopatra was greek- nvm

[@nawal10]

@@LuliiLoveNails yeaaa like when mixed people try so hard to name their 1/20th origin blood instead of their direct nationality/ethnicity..I didn’t know the 1 drop rule applied for her too 😂

[@LuliiLoveNails]

@@nawal10 it really isnt a myth, modern day Egyptians know nothing about Ancient Egypt, its sad. You should be more educated girl. But for now I’ll let you dress up as Cleopatra for Halloween and live that fantasy 😂

[@katez1365]

I'm a simple woman, I see an Egypt documentary, I watch it immediately

[@marvel096]

Mood

[@Q_QQ_Q]

italian ?

[@btstravelsolutions]

Same, how exciting

[@anoncrazynonevilgooddecent7631]

The best part of this documentary was it showing that Ancient Egypt like all Ancient past and civilizations weren’t perfect or as great we thought they were or they made themselves look like but they were the same as us, their lives also sucked and their big temples and statues were just allusion or illusion like the lady archeologist said: “This changes ancient Egyptian history, we now realize those great temples and statues were what Egyptians dreamed their lives to be not what their reality was which was horrible and fragile just like everyone today”, so just a staying away distorting breaking from shitty reality, a dream of what everyone really wanted their lives to be, much better than the shitty reality I, you and we all lived and live in, this man Wahtye’s tomb has pictures and statues of not his real life but what he wishes his life was in real life or after death because his life sucked as he suffered from health problems and pain and suffering and deaths he saw all over, I and many others can definitely relate to this man, nothing better than being able to relate to a human from thousands of years ago

[@itiswriten]

For some reason I kept expecting this to turn into a fake-docu horror movie... Halloween season messing with me lol

[@beasting2327]

Hey people i made some song videos on Popular Netflix webseries starting with cross over between Damon Salvatore and stranger things and Lucifer X Damon Salvatore pls do check it out......

[@mIkepahr]

Lol. I thought the same thing

[@beasting2327]

@@mIkepahr hey I made some song videos on popular Netflix webseries starting with crossover between Lucifer and Damon Salvatore pls do check it out......

[@jimdoom2276]

I was very disappointed that it didn't, lol.

[@beasting2327]

@@jimdoom2276 Hey I made some song videos on popular Netflix web series starting with crossover between Lucifer and Damon Salvatore pls do check it out......

[@monamalek11]

Proud of my country and culture ❤️🇪🇬

[@MegaGman50]

We know

[@resiliencewithin]

How cute

[@seifhammady1723]

@André Menezes egyptian Culture

[@Colmenero444]

100% Egyptian. As it should be.

[@lish306]

Ehhhhhh

[@valmm666vampire]

Thats cool , respect 👍

[@TS-dw6st]

For sure. Egyptian tombs should only be discovered by their people

[@randalepical6591]

lol, but i expect them all played by black actors. Least that's what Hollywood believe

[@lish306]

@@TS-dw6st but they’re the real Egyptians 🤨

[@Tolandruth]

Wasn’t sure if this was just a documentary or was about to be a Blair witch style mummy movie. Where by opening tomb let out a curse.

[@erik7317]

There's still a few months left in 2020, it might come out that way

[@ranceapostol1399]

when did they started digging those tomb?

[@SirRule]

I'll be real... I would watch that movie.

[@mostafael-ngar5321]

There is no curse .. it is only some tricks to prevent thieves from stealing anything .. in Egypt we have many tombs and coffins are opened nothing happened to us ... Curse is only a joke ...

[@beasting2327]

Hey people i made some song videos on Popular Netflix webseries starting with cross over between Damon Salvatore and stranger things and Lucifer X Damon Salvatore pls do check it out......

[@Kingofgibraltar]

I just watched this. Many tears were shed, beautiful people they had here.

[@seanbinkley7363]

I lived in Egypt between 2010 and 2012. I'm from the US. One of my fondest memories was visiting the step pyramid of Saqqara and walking around the area. This documentary brought back so many great memories. Seeing the Egyptian scientists and excavators portrayed in such an intimate light brought back great memories of my friends and colleagues in Egypt as well. Great docu!

[@kaytom1192]

A wonderful documentary. The passion in these Archaeologists filled my eyes with tears.

[@Bomber123AL]

I just finished this and all I have to say is this was one of the best documentaries I've seen in a very long time... the Egyptian history goes even beyond our wildest imagination and it's only right that the native Egyptians get to uncover their ancestors past. Hoping for a part 2.

[@peacefulmind1455]

Ra: who's this tomb belong Wahtye: This tomb is mine, mine, mine

[@sanafizasana4351]

Now it's gonna

[@Frajzinho4273]

Wahtye: You will never get this, you will never get this, la la la

[@AlanHoey86]

Look at me! This tomb is mine now!

[@blackuniversity9492]

So glad its going to be about black people as they have been on earth for over 200k years ! do you research : INSTAGRAM : Black UNi

[@wanderrebels]

@@Frajzinho4273 😂😂

[@yishkabob]

Oddly delightful to realise that this is a documentary about Ancient Egypt that centres on modern Egyptian researchers! Makes you realise how used we are to old British dudes as our POV scientists

[@kumottakun6089]

I hope everyone down to those shoveling the sand are being paid justly and properly.

[@elessal]

POV?

[@kumottakun6089]

@@elessal point of view - basically stories narrated by foreign people excavating egyptian land, is what I think they meant

[@ahmedbarakat2809]

@@kumottakun6089 probablly not but thats the norm in egypt

[@raedezzat1992]

well Egypt always had great archeologists that added a lot to Egyptology as a science and made some huge discoveries alone or along exhibitions from all over the world and non of them have a hat an a whip like dear Mr Jones, so yeah, it is great to have a good show that doesn't have a man with a whip or a woman with 2 guns shooting every one.

[@Melissandrel]

I love that the whole team is Egyptian

[@ashiksaleem360]

Yea and not some random American dude that magically saves people in the end.

[@FordesBreakingNews]

Why are you trying to virtue signal? Cant you just watch something without trying to be mother thresa?

[@mohamedelnagdy5057]

This documentary is a must-watch for all Egyptians! These great discoveries in decades were made by an enthusiastic team of Egyptian archeologists. As an Egyptian, one should feel proud not only of revealing part of the greatest civilization in history that was never revealed before but also of the energy and ambition this team has.

[@adabell1833]

Absolutely stunning I’m so glad that Netflix has finally is giving us documentary about this magical country on the history👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🗺👑👑👑👏🏻🌟🗺🧡💜💜🙏🏻🗺

[@mostafael-ngar5321]

I am egyptian .. so proud of my culture ❤️

[@meteortsunami3712]

@Sanskar Gupta they sure aint indian that busy about other people culture and heritage. If they are arab so what it is their country.

[@mostafael-ngar5321]

@Sanskar Gupta We eat fessekh which is the first salted fish invented by Pharaohs .. we have many feasts like ancient egyptian such as sham elnessem many words in egyptian accent are fron hyroglophic words we have many similarities in facial features with pharohs . . Who tell u that wrong info.. about egyptians !!

[@mostafael-ngar5321]

@@meteortsunami3712 indian !!

[@mostafael-ngar5321]

@Sanskar Gupta i want you to know that Egypt spent around one billion dollars to build the grand Egyptian museum ... You know nothing about Egypt ..

[@seifelgharbawy2039]

اديهم يا صاصا للاسف كتير منهم فاكرنا مش معترفين باجدادانا بسبب كام خول شايفهم كفار وعباد اصنام وميشرفوش شوية عيال عبط بيضربو فى حضاره كامله

[@SeasonOfNav]

One of the best documentary by Netflix, been a fan of Egypt and its ancient mummies since childhood. Yeah wanna know more.

[@fansyuriilham8557]

"UNLOOTED for 4000 years" Congratulation, you're the first!!!!

[@AshleyLebedev]

🙏🏻

[@martinokhalil4900]

We can’t loot what’s ours

[@aligmal5031]

we can't loot what we will display for the public

[@gideonMorrison]

FiRST!

[@FOOJFOOJIYAMA]

They are looting it legally, they have permits, signed by them as well. so they can loot everything.

[@svante1994]

As an archaeologist, I truly cannot wait for this. I love these programs. Makes our field much more exciting than it really is. Mostly.

[@KatGlos]

As an Egyptologist, I have to say this is the best documentary on Egyptology I've ever seen!

[@sualehanasim3030]

LOVED LOVED IT! It was a whole new enjoyable experience watching the locals uncovering the mysteries of their ancestors!!

[@yasmine-gg9gg]

This is one of the best documentary that I've ever seen

[@christinea3195]

Yes! 100% Egyptians being centred here. Love to see it.

[@sandramcpherson1819]

One of the very best documentaries on Egyptology I have ever watched and I've watched a tonne. I want to know when season 2 will be released. It's now four years since season 1 was released so let's get our act together Netflix and release season 2, please?

[@abdelhamidcherragui]

An absolute masterpiece! Finally, a documentary that respects its audience. There is no artificial dramatization and no narrator to repeat what's obvious. For its entirety, we see and hear genuine excavation work. This documentary wasn't scripted by writers nor filled with 3D animations. It is the genuine thoughts, feelings, ideas, and conclusions of a team of expert professionals who spend their entire lives excavating. Cannot recommend this documentary enough for anyone who loves history, archaeology, and egyptology and who hates the History Channel.

[@bmabs35]

This was such a well produced documentary. I hope Netflix produces more like these.

[@joelrhine]

2020: ah yes the mummies. Unleash them.

[@blackuniversity9492]

So glad its going to be about black people as they have been on earth for over 200k years ! do you research : INSTAGRAM : Black UNi

[@colettemr]

at 17:00 into the docu... they mention how one was a Goddess known for PLAGUES.. and that was a digging in March 2019.. In my mind I was like.. THIS EXPLAINS everything. lol

[@PriyankaGupta-ew1li]

😂😂

[@jpq1487]

0:40 "The whole team is Egyptian." British Museum feeling left out 🥴🤡

[@Bachaar_Elm_n_Arch]

Their Arabs their not true Egyptians

[@MissieK]

@Caratacus How embarrassing!!

[@ahmedbarakat2809]

@@Bachaar_Elm_n_Arch Egyptians are arabs my dude

[@ahmdmnsor]

@@Bachaar_Elm_n_Arch we r not native arabs we became arabs

[@ashiksaleem360]

Lol well most of the goods are stolen from colonized lands anyways

[@robertmeyer7836]

I just watched this film on Netflix. We visited Saqqara in 1995 and were captivated by the site...and the lives it touched. Thank you, so very much, and extend our appreciation to each worker/professional who displayed such reverence, compassion, and a deep sensitivity for those who lived in the past. We thank God and ask His blessings on all. Keep this invaluable work going!

[@nesikhaNofret]

We need more of this Netflix! Real history and important excavations.

[@Camille-in9os]

i've always wondered why its always some british person speaking when it comes to documentaries like this. Love it all locals!

[@anoncrazynonevilgooddecent7631]

The best part of this documentary was it showing that Ancient Egypt like all Ancient past and civilizations weren’t perfect or as great we thought they were or they made themselves look like but they were the same as us, their lives also sucked and their big temples and statues were just allusion or illusion like the lady archeologist said: “This changes ancient Egyptian history, we now realize those great temples and statues were what Egyptians dreamed their lives to be not what their reality was which was horrible and fragile just like everyone today”, so just a staying away distorting breaking from shitty reality, a dream of what everyone really wanted their lives to be, much better than the shitty reality I, you and we all lived and live in, this man Wahtye’s tomb has pictures and statues of not his real life but what he wishes his life was in real life or after death because his life sucked as he suffered from health problems and pain and suffering and deaths he saw all over, I and many others can definitely relate to this man, nothing better than being able to relate to a human from thousands of years ago

[@brickstudiotv3748]

The Egyptians would be very proud to see the pyramids built by their ancestors.

[@Hisham5555.]

Long live egypt

[@oneoftheskull3158]

Yeah, too bad they not around to see it. Don't know what happened to them, but THEY ain't them.

[@yesiamwinningdad5024]

@@oneoftheskull3158 they ain't black chief give up

[@Bachaar_Elm_n_Arch]

But these Egyptians didn’t abuild these black people did

[@oneoftheskull3158]

@@Bachaar_Elm_n_Arch REAL Egyptians are black. The people in this video are immigrants.

[@doctorwho01]

I’m so obsessed with learning more about the egyptian culture and history! Looking forward to this! Hope they cover tomb of khufu too

[@aliakorayem8315]

this guy wasn't the builder of Saqarra pyramid..he was a priest

[@rameenkhan4913]

I just came here to say that I have never cried while watching a documentary. I loved how every one of them emotionally connected themselves with the history of the tomb rather than just taking that all as a part of their job. And the way the beauty of our religion has been displayed, thanking Allah when found something after pure hard-work, praising Allah by staying humble, been gentle even to the corpse....When sister Amira said Salam to the bones, by saying I greeted them the way I greet my friends, I just have inexplicable feelings about that part. The final lines spoken by sister Amira has totally changed the way I used to feel and think about ancient Egypt, those lines touched my heart on a different level. May Allah be merciful towards Ghareeb and Hamada....AMEEN. I enjoyed every bit of it. Full of information, history and emotions. I'm glad I experienced something like this!

[@patrishanotpatricia6456]

Netflix!!!!! Give us more of these types!!!!!! I need a part 2 of this group. Something about them My goodness! Wow I hope they’re followed again and we can continue to see them and other groups. It is because of them we catch a glimpse of history. Love it!

[@meechdevon20]

Just finish watching this docu on netflix today. Hoping for the 2nd docu as on the end of the video they found another coffin from an egyptian judge and the colors on the wall is well preserved.

[@evanst3087]

Ancient Egyptian and Greek history is so rich and wonderful...as a Greek I really love both greek and egyptian history

[@PharaohofCulture]

Personally, I feel that Egypt as a culture is wholly misinterpreted today, so seeing this documentary made me extremely happy! I genuinely wish Netflix do more things like this for Egypt and in particular I really wanna see not just Egypt from an archaeological background, but also from a generally cultural one as well that's being done in this style. And even more so with this level of passion!

[@boniifjr]

the best egyptian documentary until now we need another one

[@zainabmohammed9329]

This documentary is so worth it! I can’t recommend it enough! The whole family was gripped. It’s captured so beautifully, you feel the excitement with the archaeologists! I want more documentaries like this Netflix!

[@HanafyVlogs]

Proud to be Egyptian 🇪🇬❤️

[@hosamalg]

أنا كسعودي فخور جدا بمصر وشعبها

[@adlinajay9953]

I throughoutly enjoyed this one. Got emotional for some reason even though I am not an Egyptian

[@imxdpng]

Ever since Assassin's creed Origin, ive been obsessed with ancient Egypt

[@AB-wf8ek]

I just watched this and highly recommend for anyone who appreciates the beauty of humanity. I've read others criticize it for accuracy, they totally miss the point. The way the documentary shows empathy, compassion, humor, connection, love & gratitude through these archeologists' actions is really enlightening.

[@soullhm1433]

i just finished watching this documentary , and i must say i was in awe the whole time seeing how passionate and excited the team was every time they found something new .

[@rocky509]

Netflix should have more documentary like this.

[@Feffe68]

This is also Africa. Good to see something positive for a change.

[@keyshaross2665]

That's funny how it clearly sits with the continent of Africa CLEARLY ,and yet "experts will say it's not quite African ,not quite Asian ,We'll just call it middle eastern. Deep sigh at forced confusion.

[@keyshaross2665]

google account its dual because that's what they've decided ,my eyes tell me differently. It being "dual" is political.

[@joevoidable7549]

@google account stupid why do they play Africa cup of Nations? SMH hatred toward blacks is real.

[@keyshaross2665]

google account So if they are somehow connected ,then why give Egypt the distinction of being middle eastern. Location..... and still Egypt sits in the eastern corner of Africa.

[@keyshaross2665]

Wrong , I never said I didn't believe in geography ,that was your comment. Geographically and my eyes say that Egypt sits in the north eastern corner of The Continent of Africa how people want to address it is of political nature. I'm not trying to convince you and you are not going to convince me. Interesting though.....

[@takatakboy]

I hope they have a second installment of this! IT was so GOOD!

[@leelialeismann9664]

This is absolutely the most beautifully shot documentary. Absolutely wonderful, their enthusiasm and passion for their country and history got me very emotional. A truly beautiful masterpiece❤️

[@aiscroll3084]

It's good to see Netflix bringing documentaries we used to watch on Discovery, Nat Geo, and BBC Please dub this all content in country specific language to gain more audience!

[@Germania9]

An Egyptology show that focus on actual Egyptians learning about their pasts instead of stuffy Brits or Yanks? *SOLD.*

[@GCOMradio_Lyfeblood]

That's not their past. They're Arabs. They came from the north. They invaded Ancient Egypt in the 7th century. Ancient Egyptians (Kemetians) were Black African! LOL

[@tunafish5462]

@@GCOMradio_Lyfeblood let's say your theory was true. How do you know that those people in the video aren't originally black (their grand grand ...parents) ? Also the Statues and drawing of ancient Egyptians are like dark beige I wouldn't say they were white but they weren't exactly black either.

[@GCOMradio_Lyfeblood]

@@tunafish5462 There may be some modern Egyptians that carry some African genes. You can see it. The majority are mostly of Arab descent. I mean we can test that with DNA testing. lol The technology exists. There are hieroglyphics that do represent some of the people. However, some colors have religious or other connotations to the drawn people. You can't take everything literal.

[@tunafish5462]

@@GCOMradio_Lyfeblood I mean there are some statues and drawings that were black and brown too not only the dark beige but the majority are beige. Personally I think based on the drawings people back then were not just black or white. some were white, black, brown. just like egypt now. Also I am white but my grandfather and his family were all black so that's why I asked how do you know that the people in the video....

[@monamalek11]

@@GCOMradio_Lyfeblood Hey pathetic man, Egyptians will never be your ancestors! Co exist with it.

[@Always-Decent]

Crazy how a tomb becomes forgotten and Buried.

[@Rabauke84]

well, some of them are 4,000 years old. I mean, they found the tomb of a former king in england, 400 years after he died, while working on a parking space.

[@Always-Decent]

@@Rabauke84 damn that’s crazy.

[@Rabauke84]

@@Always-Decent Yeah, just google for "Exhumation and reburial of Richard III of England"

[@lolasilver95]

@@Rabauke84 is that the king that locks his nephews in the tower?

[@lisahopes9956]

Maybe it was hidden by sand and only had be just been exposed.

[@maimohamed3590]

Yay finally😍 Proud to be an Egyptian🙏✨

[@GCOMradio_Lyfeblood]

You're not native to that land. Ancient Egyptians (Kemet) was Black African. Your ancestors came from the north and invaded in the 7th century.

[@amrkhaledbelal8892]

@@GCOMradio_Lyfeblood even statues in the vedios not black. You are blind.

[@GCOMradio_Lyfeblood]

@@haythamfaisal8113 You should reply in English so I can respond.. Or maybe you're just to scared to get one. LOL

[@GCOMradio_Lyfeblood]

@@amrkhaledbelal8892Some statues...Not all...Study the history in all of its glory. Do it from the very beginning. Dynasty 1. LOL You'll be surprised.... Or maybe you won't be. Probably you already know and are scared to say it. LOL

[@haythamfaisal8113]

​@@GCOMradio_Lyfeblood In spite of tagging you, I wasn't talking to you. It is just a one versatile word - not offensive by any means - for fellow Egyptians to cheer up after such nonsensical diarrhea. I have no interest to engage in a chicanery internet conversation about an issue that is plain sophistry in every anthropological, historical and common sensical level. Unless you know the basic difference between different People of The Nile Valley, your premise is the parallel of the flat earthers and climate change deniers. You all got nothing. The only thing you are right about is yes I am scared to get one, I am scared to contract internet cancer from that sheer stupidity your are spewing. I believe you did engage with others here on the issue and like any other thread it was fruitless to both sides as either are gonna change their mind. Years ago I would - and I did when a chance occurs out of interest - but now I have no time for this. You can walk around tell everyone the equivalence of the sky is green, but spoiler alert, it ain't.

[@empyrean196]

The earliest known civilizations arose in Mesopotamia. This is incredible. When I appreciate the past, I feel hopeful for the future. We’ve come someways as a species. The good. The bad. The ugly.

[@anoncrazynonevilgooddecent7631]

The best part of this documentary was it showing that Ancient Egypt like all Ancient past and civilizations weren’t perfect or as great as we thought they were or how they made themselves look like but they were the same as us, their lives also sucked and their big temples and statues were just allusion or illusion like the lady archeologist said: “This changes ancient Egyptian history, we now realize those great temples and statues were what Egyptians dreamed their lives to be not what their reality was which was horrible and fragile just like everyone today”, so just a staying away distorting breaking from shitty reality, a dream of what everyone really wanted their lives to be, much better than the shitty reality I, you and we all lived and live in, this man Wahtye’s tomb has pictures and statues of not his real life but what he wishes his life was in real life or after death because his life sucked as he suffered from health problems and pain and suffering and deaths he saw all over, I and many others can definitely relate to this man, nothing better than being able to relate to a human from thousands of years ago

[@Marwa_SM]

I absolutely loved this documentary, it’s very emotional and if you understand Arabic it’s even better. The jokes between the people, their excitement every time they discover something and how passionate Amira is about her job. 100% recommended and hoping there is a part 2.

[@Garland67]

Love this type of Netflix show. So interesting.

[@TheOutbackmojo]

More please NETFLIX. More science, culture and history. Enjoyed the stories being told in the Egyptian tongue, it added an extra depth of quality.

[@btstravelsolutions]

So happy to see my ancestral history told by my own people ❤❤👊🏾👊🏾

[@luizhenriqueferreiradesouz8847]

Not

[@Tibo_I]

where are you from

[@btstravelsolutions]

@@Tibo_I 📍Based in Australia but do tours in Egypt

[@prettyjackson2418]

I just finished watching this. This is beautiful. The shots taken are exemplary. People involved are passionate with their work. The excitement is real, even to me.

[@neelamchavan8071]

I want to visit Egypt so badly now. After watching this . Just wow !!!!

[@Oldaccount-wx2lg]

I am so damn happy they are all Egyptian in this documentary usually they always have damn white people "claiming a discovery" Finally giving research opportunities to the people of their own damn culture!!! they deserve the award and praise.

[@llkoichisanninu5946]

@Cameron Mackie are u mad Kangz?

[@monamalek11]

@Cameron Mackie because youa re living in denial and cannot be proud of your culture so you try to strip others from their own.

[@rockykatze8786]

What do you mean by “damn white people”?

[@Samtheman2333]

That’s racist. Also, it’s not modern egyptian culture theyre displaying, it’s ancient egyptian culture. They have no culture claim over it. You’re pumped theyre not “white”. The world we live in makes us hate each other. Love your neighbor as yourself no matter the color.

[@rekhasharma6840]

The trailer's cool but this is so not the year if the mummy decided to send out some curses!

[@73j0d5z6]

This is not the first tomb they discovered you know

[@rekhasharma6840]

@@73j0d5z6 but the year was not 2020 as well...

[@ranceapostol1399]

@@73j0d5z6 yeah but this is on another level, not just two or three coffins but 59.

[@Puuuurrrr]

Rekha Sharma honestly if it’s any year to release curses it’d be this year like might as well. Earth rly said ✨lemme just get it all out of my system✨

[@meh2385]

Well, wasn't there a theory that this whole thing started because someone found and opened up a pure black sarcophagus?

[@ulisescarrillo3050]

This is how aliens will see us when covid end

[@mdjamil7509]

This movies release in India ?

[@ulisescarrillo3050]

@@mdjamil7509 could be

[@arvinnacario7857]

perhaps it has already happened and we are the aliens

[@jlassijlali290]

i always think of someone when Alien visit the earth and try understand humans, we end screw up thing bad LMAO

[@ulisescarrillo3050]

@chubby this is some depressing facts lol

[@PaddyStubbs70]

Superb documentary. Beautifully filmed and scored, it links past and present in a very human way and tells an absorbing story from an entirely (and appropriately) Egyptian perspective, while remaining easily accessible to the rest of us. More like this please, Netflix.

[@BIGDO13]

this looks super interesting and amazing... So dope that it's actual Egyptians uncovering the tomb. Their ancestral right, their ancestors, their land.. no stealing of artifacts!

[@blackuniversity9492]

Black egyptians created Everything you see! Research on Instagram Black Uni

[@jeff1993.]

@@blackuniversity9492 😂 yeah sure buddy.........

[@jeremymfontaine]

"The whole team is Egyptian." Lara Croft watching TV: "For now..."

[@SaraanSarangi]

One woman is Pakistani

[@extremistcontent1337]

Could you imagine british archaeologists excluding people from working on an archaeological dig based on race?

[@roroqueen6079]

😂LMAO

[@hebaali3361]

Just finished watching it, really good documentary 👍🏻 totally recommend it

[@movieklips360]

This documentary is a 200/100 for me💯💯💯

[@phoenixmission]

we need more documentaries on Ancient Egypt like this.

[@Abominable_Intelligences]

The amount of pride the Egyptians showed and the respect that they had for their predeccessors are one of a kind. The people at the top cheering and chanting while digging and eventually finding something is worth a shed of tear. Never felt proud of an ancient civilization/country which is not my own

[@amal_vt6007]

Netflix = Tomb = 👌👌👌 This is small , but in this is even larger than everything.

[@lolaessam2512]

Great we can't even enjoy a doc about our history and be proud without some pressed black person telling me I'm not native to my country. Ancient Egyptians were black ? Yes makes sense Egypt is in africa after all. Was there other races in Egypt there were and you can look it up don't be stupid. Has Egyptians remained as "pure" through our the years? No throughout 7000 years of civilization of course we got mixed with a lot of other races Given our geographical location. Whenever Egyptians were colonized where did the natives go?? They were still there only got mixed with the colonizers and learned the language and the culturebased on who ruled (before the Arabic concuest a lot of Egyptians were Coptic Christians) I think our history is rich and I'm proud of every part of it .

[@the_all_legend1473]

Love this answer alot

[@drivethrupoet]

I wish I could like this a thousand times

[@harrodear9903]

They barely mixed with other races till about 1000 years ago so no they were most fully black. You are in Egypt because you are a product of the Arab slave trade.

[@drivethrupoet]

@@harrodear9903 where are you, now?

[@Imperialxblue]

@@harrodear9903 we have black Egyptians in modern Egypt as well so i don’t know what’s your problem !! modern Egypt is a diversity of many cultures not like the ancient one but most of us still have subsaharan north african dna arabs cannot breed an entire nation plus most Egyptians still have African features

[@r_a_]

0:05 Cameraman was inside the tomb. He has been waiting for thousands of years inside to film this moment of opening of this chamber.

[@locotx215]

You don't sell the steak . . you sell the sizzle.

[@asurvivor6150]

@@locotx215 great analogy

[@artblue6014]

Thats correct Wahtye was expecting us!

[@deniz1234]

Hey Netflix, we want more ancient culture documentaries ❤️❤️❤️

[@samsalla2381]

One of the best documentry I have seen. I really felt their excitemt. They did a fantastic job