Smoking Gun Evidence at the Serapeum: Part III

[@TheGreatest1974]

Ancient Presence- I discovered your channel today, and I am mad because I haven’t found you sooner. I have been watching your serapeum videos tonight. These are remarkable works. You two are amazing researchers. Your channel is going to take off and you deserve every success. I too was taken in totally by the ‘ancient technology’ theory, until I learned the truth from David at his excellent channel. But these videos of yours and this channel are just beyond anything I have seen on KZbin for a young channel. Thank you for your superb efforts, you are going to go far!👍🇬🇧

[@LaceyMad]

I've been an Ancient Egypt fanatic for over 40 years and your content is bloody fantastic! 👌🇬🇧

[@onejohn2.26]

His content is nonsense.

[@rockysexton8720]

I don't think that nonsense means what you think it means.

[@chrisbevan1121]

It was the AnUnAkI wasn't it one John 🥴

[@AncientArchitects]

Superb video. Fantastic research 👏

[@AncientPresence]

Thank you!

[@Spielkalb-von-Sparta]

Yay, I made it through all three parts! Thanks a lots for this well-thought of series and especially for the huge list of your sources!

[@SacredGeometryDecoded]

Great work again. Many thanks for the series.

[@AncientPresence]

Thank you, you have played a big role in this series being made. Thank you for all of your hard work!

[@jednmorf]

Hi guys. Apis is Greek name. Api/hep anhk bull, Symbols,horned god,anhk,scarab beetle, Why would you think bull was depiction of God. Same in India. Anthropomorphic,divination,fertility. Standard beliefs worldwide. In India the cow is mother of God. The shroom grows out of cow shit.you eat shroom see God. Cow mother of God.easy. Dung beetles collect the shit bring back to temple in the dark moist air they then fruit.peeps eat them.now you got eygpts myths and legends. The disc is Hallucination symbol.he who has taken flesh of the gods. Egypt has loads of shrooms,ephadra pods and other plant material carved into the stones.why would that be if they didn't venerate them. Same in India,South America everywhere. The common denominater for all this confusion and compartmentalism is the church and now utube. You ever wondered why we have pyramids. Would not a pyramid look spaceage back then,the average grunt would have been in awe. Then have your leader tell you it comes from the gods. The ancients tripped balls also worldwide. We don't. We don't have the influence anymore. Look up Eleusis they were so pro at it they could manifest objects ideas,and ways of doing it from tripping. We try to fit it all together with our take on the past. Man wakes up in morning starts Islam. Man wakes up in morning builds a pyramid. Why. Angel Gabriel,melek tawse,thoth. Same peeps over 1000s years. Mushrooms are being made medicines worldwide even in UK. They return strong and in good shape. Sacred geometry the fabric of existence. God is a tetragramaton Could you draw a 600 cell polytetrahedron.our universe. It sounds a bit out there,but so do most newish ideas,yours included for some time. They have a message. Said an Amanita

[@SacredGeometryDecoded]

@@jednmorf ancient priests used hallucinogenics including mandrake and such. Indeed but they didn't have to actually do anything, they had servants taking care of the day to day stuff. Old Buddhist saying: Before enlightenment chop wood and carry water. After enlightenment chop wood and carry water. Those were high were excellent at poetry and such but they didn't do the work, try swinging a hammer hung over let alone tripping. I get great ideas while high but I never finished anything. I felt like I was in tune with the cosmos but wasn't able to actually do anything. I had all this wisdom but once sober i couldn't remember any detail, just the feeling i was onto something. If you're rich enough to lounge around mushrooms or opium pipes are great, for the craftsmen and labourers it's a terrible thing to do. Whether an expert watchmaker or a bricklayer serious sobriety is the way to get things done, then you relax when work is finished. Beer and weed o'clock is after work. If someone shows up to work that way do your best to avoid being anywhere near them , they'll hurt you and make you work twice as hard if they don't kill themselves first. There's no royal road to geometry or temple building. Discipline always win. That's how things are built, by serious people who have sober thoughts. Engineers build bridges and temples, priests and shaman build nothing

[@jednmorf]

@@SacredGeometryDecoded thanks. How did you come about with your take on stuff. Before or after being "high" No one saying you can work funked the inspiration comes later sometimes years later. To build a pyramid all that planning, excavation my mates a quantity surveyor he said it was almost an impossible task,unless you had the plan/blueprints.where they get that from.snd why a pyramid and its not just eygpt its everywhere.theres even one in my local graveyard. I found your channel after a trip where I came across geometry.you popped up with said geometry,how to draw it. Why is it on the inside of domes of mosques and churches all around us. It's certainly not for all,but those priests were as you said tripping. They organised the building because they were the ones receiving the instruction. There is a chunk missing I think it connects you to last,a middle ground. You listen to a Mexican shaman,he's seen the 'aliens' the technology,the ships,and pyramids. I'm sure,I've seen it, Equinox in couple days,find 5gs of shrooms go to an native place if your in Australia you are blessed with the original places.see for yourself. You know what Ariadnes Web is. Peace

[@Its_Shaun_the_Sheep]

Thanks Guys. As you can see with your views after 10months it’s harder making a living selling truths. Too many used car salesmen out their with amazing stories and failure to add opposing ideas that are rational. I guess Ben failed to research your evidence before coming on your show a few months back. Keep on with the research, it’s gold in this bent subject. I’m intrigued with Egypt and want to see more but after seeing the older megalithic temples like the Hypogeum, Gigantia and Hagar Qim in Malta i’m headed back there first with a digital camera this time! I wish we had more info on the Temple Builders. Like Dave M’s, a great show guys.

[@AncientPresence]

Thanks again Shaun for the super thanks! 🙏 You’re awesome. We actually did that podcast with Ben before we made the Serapeum series. Since then he’s basically been ghosting us. I’ve tried reaching out a handful of times and he just stopped replying. Doesn’t seem to be interested in real answers, but more into perpetuating the “mysteries.” Malta sounds incredible, I’d love to see it some day. We’re glad cool folks like you found us through World Of Antiquity. Much love! 😃

[@Its_Shaun_the_Sheep]

@@AncientPresence Cheers! 🇦🇺

[@BenB199]

Great job guys! I just discoverd your channel after binching Miano's videos. I hope you keep going with this type of content

[@stephenchristopher7396]

Thank you for being so thorough in your research and for for being such obviously good human beings

[@lunamunoz637]

These set of videos were absolutely amazing and really like you guys said, eye opening. My father is a big higher beings helped ancient Egypt believer, and he sent me a video to these ancient tombs saying they were unexplainable. So happy through more research and these videos I’ve been able to uncover to truth of it. Definitely sending these to my father 😂👍

[@USO7777]

Thank you for what you guys are doing. A lot of the "lost ancient high technology" guys are having a lot of success because a lot of this information just isn't readily available to your average curious Joe. Also, they are making a living out of it and are already in too deep to change their tunes now. Mysteries are fun, and there are still plenty of them in the ancient world without tip toeing around or ignoring available evidence. It's all about transparency and accessibility from the archeological community, and admitting when inaccuracies or timelines are just no longer adding up without taking half a decade to adapt the models or address new contrary evidence from finds. We need more of that. That's what's fueling the distrust.

[@2packs4sure]

I've been a follower of KZbin videos of this subject for years now and you guys have done it better than anyone !! Thank you !!

[@AncientPresence]

Wow, thank you! We put so much work into it… so this feedback is much appreciated.

[@kidwave1]

No one does it better than "SGD Sacred Geometry Decoded"

[@ChristopherIves]

I've been watching your channel since the beginning and I'm just continually blown away by the professionalism and detail and thoughtfulness. This is so so so much better than the 'hype' documentaries you see on discovery, etc. Thank you for all this work and sharing your passion and research with the world!

[@AncientPresence]

Right on Christopher! Thanks for the love brother and for sticking with us from the beginning 🙏 this Serapeum series was a doozy to put together, but we had no choice. After digging deep into the rabbit hole, we felt that we had to share with the world what we found. We’ve come a long way as film makers, so we’re able to make some pretty good presentations now and we’re happy with this series. Thanks for your support!

[@AncientPuzzles]

You did a very good job with this Serapeum series. Great content👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@tpxchallenger]

Outstanding research, Gentlemen, absolutely outstanding. Your three videos are the best and most comprehensive KZbin uploads on the Serapeum. Can't wait to see what you will tackle Next.

[@vernonkuhns3561]

12 or 1300 steles commemorating 64 buried bulls?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

[@billshiff2060]

Yup. That was explained.

[@vernonkuhns3561]

@@Drinkingyoursaltytearsallah I could have misunderstood, but, I thought each stele was for a unique animal...

[@faragraf9380]

@@vernonkuhns3561the bulls were venerated by lots of people, like in christianity the places of pilgrimage.

[@vernonkuhns3561]

@@faragraf9380 Now that's a load of bull. Snicker.

[@raina4732]

I understand what Ben meant when he said he didn’t want to engage with people presenting evidence because they said it in a rude or condescending way, (he names Scientists Against Myths or SGd) HOWEVER, Ben himself calls ancient Egyptians repeatedly “loin cloth wearing savages” and “primitives who didn’t even know what the wheel was” and “loin cloth wearing primitives bumbling around.” I find those comments he made extremely offensive to the ancients, and to the people today who are proud of their ancestors and are made to feel ashamed because of what they wore. He implies that they were stupid, and says savages. I wish he would follow his own requests to always be addressed respectfully, and treat these ancient people who achieved a lot with the respect they deserve, not least of all in how he addresses them. Because of this hypocritical way in which he has chosen to engage, I tend to believe he does not want to address the claims of SGD and Scientists Against Myths NOT because of their disrespectful tone, but simply because he has no good arguments left in the face of their overwhelming evidence and experiments, which far surpass his own.

[@AncientPresence]

Well said. Human psychology is fascinating to witness. It’s quite hypocritical for people to call for debates and then refuse them when they have an opportunity to do one, just because the other person had been rude and disrespectful. If we just ignore dissenters, push them away and disregard their work, it’s likely they will continue to be disrespectful to us. If we address them face to face, show respect, communicate our views in a productive dialogue, it can result in mutual understanding and perhaps a courteous relationship that leads to better understanding of the subject we’re discussing. It’s important that we look at peoples’ works, whether they behave civilly or not. Of course, ideally we should all treat each other with respect and kindness, but that’s also not always going to happen in this wild world we live in. I question whether certain people who have entrenched themselves in the alternative narrative and are making money from presenting it actually want truth and a better understanding, or if they have psychological blinders on to avoid and ignore facts and people that can completely debunk their unsubstantiated claims, because they’ve built such an identity and revenue stream that they can’t come to face that maybe they’re entirely wrong. That would collapse their world view, which can be painful and traumatic for the psyche. It’s easier to justify not engaging with dissenters and just stay in our lane and keep looking for evidence that supports our theory.

[@GAS.M3]

Does anyone know why not a single sarcophagus had a bull inside? I think only one from what he said in the previous video.

[@GAS.M3]

@BruceLeet0 oh ok, got it. Thanks. You’re right, those hieroglyphs are horrible compared to the beauty of that “box”.

[@garyorlando9754]

Um. BS. Sorry their writing wasn't up to your standards. ​@BruceLeet0

[@garyorlando9754]

@BruceLeet0 absolutely ridiculous they're just writing on it nobody says it has to be to your standards you're being ridiculous. You're trying to get evidence to support your pet theory just like Ben and Hancock

[@garyorlando9754]

@BruceLeet0 it's not common sense. You're parroting unchartedx BS. It's based on nothing. Nothing.

[@_MikeJon_]

What an amazing job. You guys are fantastic!

[@Dan-ud8ob]

This is an incredibly well done series ! I've never been much of a believer in a unknown ancient civilization theory, the information you have shown is another nail in the coffin of such a belief. the evidence has always been there but some won't see or acknowledge it. I found the timelines of the deaths of the bull on steale fascinating. it basically spells everything out , no room for interpretation. I subbed and am looking forward to more great videos. Thankyou....

[@ktor538]

This was a very comprehensive dive into the subject, I appreciate hearing this view on this. Thumb 👍

[@GroberWeisenstein]

monumentous effort guys! keep shaking that tree of knowledge so that we may enjoy it's fruit.

[@AncientPresence]

Oh yeah this fruit tastes delicious 😋 thanks for the support! 🙏

[@saleemds]

I deeply appreciate and value your objective and evidence-based presentation. Along with that your tolerant and kind attitude toward the so called ( alternative theory defenders) is of great value . Keep up the excellent work .

[@armenkhatchatrian8748]

There’s no way people like Hancock and UnchartedX don’t know or understand this information. It’s all a clear grift.

[@Milo_Sun_]

I actually don’t think they know about this information. I think they’re ignoring it, unfortunately 🤦‍♂️ We’ve been trying to speak with Ben from UnchartedX about it ever since he responded in the comments section of part 1 of this series, but he’s totally ghosted us ever since🙄

[@faragraf9380]

what is the grift? I have been in Serapeum and wonder about that mirror polish and exact cutts.

[@bwaynesilva]

Great job guys! I'll be there in November to check it out.

[@matthewevans9523]

I have just binged this 3 part series and I really respect the level of research done. I had not known about the winches at the serapeum and some of the evidence provided seems very plausible. I just always take umbridge with Egyptology not changing their stance. If it took a year to make a sarcophagus how long would it take to carve the serapeum itself? The standard dialogue is the great pyramid took 20 years to complete which is ridiculous. There has to be give and take. Plus I really do appreciate the way you guys provide your evidence in a non condescending way! You’ve gained a subscriber!

[@edgarsnake2857]

I came to your site via World of Antiquity. I'm glad I did. Your research comes to unbiased, evidence-backed conclusions. My hat's off to you.

[@AncientPresence]

Thanks for your nice comments on all three videos 🙏 We’re glad you enjoyed our work, we poured a lot of time and energy into this series and we’re sure glad we did.

[@kathygoheen4626]

Thank you. You answered so many questions I had. I've traveled via KZbin to so many places, but left with questions that I was unable to track down. Thank you again. 💜from🇺🇸

[@jacquelineloveselvis]

I've just watched all three videos on The Serapeum, and these are the best out there. Extremely well researched, and everything about this place makes sense now. Thank you very much.

[@AncientPresence]

Thanks for watching the whole series and for this nice comment! You’re awesome 😎 We’re happy our work inspires you.

[@MrAchile13]

Really great job! This series and the video from Scientists Against Myths are the best videos about the Serapeum, on the entire internet, which is quite an achievement. Would love to see the interview with Aidan Dodson!

[@keithalanyoung]

Your work into the Serapeum is highly commendable. I am amazed so many misplaced alternative theories have grown up about this place when all that was really needed was some proper intense, grown-up research. In fact, it makes the "alternative brigade" look really naive, lazy and damnright foolish. Like Chinese whispers in a school playground. Christopher Dunn, Uncharted X, Yusuf, Bright Insight etc etc really need to watch this 3-parter and take on board the evidence you present and maybe re-evalueate their position. Anyone with any credible integrity should be open to the evidence you present. The trouble is so many of these alternative channels are now being run like small businesses. They are so invested in their dogma - that they cannot afford an "about-turn" Personally, I just wanted to learn there Truth - I am so pleased Channels like yours and World of Antiquity are coming to the fore.

[@AncientPresence]

Well said ☝️ Thanks for the sweet comment. We’re sure glad we did a deep dive on this site, it really helped us to dispel many of the ungrounded opinions we held previously. Indeed all the Yousefs and Jimmys should totally watch this series. I would love to speak with them about the evidence we present, that would be fascinating. But it’s unlikely they’ll want to take a good look at opposing evidence that debunks them, as their financial livelihoods depends on perpetuating their current views. Funny how once we build a viewpoint and career around it, we strengthen our tunnel vision to continue to perpetuate that viewpoint and don’t want to challenge ourselves in ways that might upset the apple cart.

[@Leeside999]

@@AncientPresence _"But it’s unlikely they’ll want to take a good look at opposing evidence that debunks them, as their financial livelihoods depends on perpetuating their current views."_ And ironically that is exactly what they accuse the "mainstream" of doing. Especially Ben.

[@motivatortv2691]

Just a thought. It seems that the Egyptian antiquity authorities don't mind some mysterious thoughts about technology to keep things spicy. But in private are having a huge laugh at it

[@Wmu5]

You guys are doing a GREAT JOB! Very well Done! Keep going, best wishes!

[@TheMoneypresident]

Cattle have been worshiped there for over 10,000 years. Many Graves where stone was hollowed out and bull buried. Around 6500 years ago. Several found aligned north to south. Very old sculpture of a cow. Napta plya area.

[@philhearne8429]

Only 2 things are worth truly gaining in life above all others, Knowledge & Understanding! Thank you and keep at it! 🙌 🙏🐺

[@rockysexton8720]

Everybody ready for the drinking game. Every time someone posts a negative comment indicating that they did not watch the video in its entirety you chug a beer. Make it a boilermaker when the comment involves ignorance of the iron age era. Ready, set, go....

[@AncientPresence]

Lol yesssss. We are chuggin coffee over here. We love your support, thank you.

[@rockysexton8720]

It is worth heavily emphasizing that the bulk of the excavation of the seraphim and the analysis and interpretation of data occurred long before any living egyptologist was born. At a time when there was no established "dogma" regarding Egyptian history. I guess hawass invented a time machine and went back and instructed mariette and others to only produce findings that fit well with current understandings and data regarding ancient Egypt.

[@bradmason4706]

@@rockysexton8720 These people were great tunnelers not just builders. Ask modern day miners after a collapse.

[@rockysexton8720]

@@bradmason4706 Yep, complex tunnel systems under pyramids, in the Valley of the Kings, the Serapeum, and other places over the course of 2500 years. But the Egyptians didn't do it LOL.

[@itsnot_stupid_ifitworks]

Very well done. You should consider taking snippets and making several shorts to grow your channel

[@jjv0382]

This video is well done! Thanks for sharing

[@joanberkwitz2662]

Thank you for this excellent, well researched and definitive series. Having looked into many alternatives, you answered a lot of questions that had remained in my mind. Your chronology, and how it ties in with the chambers and hallways really helps to ground the Serapeum in actual history. The fact that there were both winches and the remains of sleds or rollers that were documented back in the 1800s, and also that so many of the tablets talked about the bulls, those two things alone make a large difference. I look forward to watching more of your content, and think that it should be more widely watched and considered.

[@AncientPresence]

Thanks for the awesome comment. Glad you enjoy our work. This series took an enormous amount of time and effort from us, but it was totally worth it. When you look past the same old regurgitated “evidence” presented by the lost technology people, and actually do proper research into the site’s history, it quickly becomes clear that their theory is completely unfounded. Thanks for tuning in and supporting our work! 🙏 😃

[@janettomlin950]

Have any bulls been found in there???

[@Eyes_Open]

Watch the series. Or read Mariettes writings.

[@RedDarkBull]

No bull were found in the big gallery, this what was written by Mariette

[@nickapers]

Go in debate with uncharted X , i would like to see that

[@nickapers]

And you gain more views

[@AncientPresence]

Ben has gone radio silent on us 🤷‍♂️ we’ve tried to keep in contact with him a bunch of times but he hasn’t replied in many months.

[@williamodle7715]

Can you guys address the recent unchartedx videos about the precision stone vase. Has anyone created a comparable vase using hand tools ?

[@AncientPresence]

I haven't looked to deep into that one yet. I wonder if it's a real Egyptian vase, or a modern replica. It's definitely very interesting and raises many questions for me. Scientists Against Myths has videos where they recreated an Egyptian vase with primitive tools, but it's likely not so precise compared to this new one that UnchartedX has been showing. Time will tell, it's definitely something that demands more study.

[@rockysexton8720]

@@AncientPresence They seem to get a bit defensive when the issue of provenience for the vessel is raised. In a best case scenario for them, other independent researchers should be able to replicate the scan and conclude that it constitutes some sort of impossible precision. But all that would mean is that in over 3000 years of master craftsmen producing countless vessels they managed to produce one that is perfect. The next step would be to do a random sample of provenienced vessels from a site and period and perform identical scans to document a trend of perfection as opposed to the occasional statistical outlier. But instead of doing that I suspect that they will rest on their laurels and spend the next few years challenging inexperiencd experimentalists to produce an exact replica. Its the same old routine of having at best a working hypothesis and treating it like a foregone conclusion.

[@jacquelineloveselvis]

YES, a Russian lady has done it.

[@fredjonsson5495]

​@@jacquelineloveselvisNo she didnt. She just made a vase.

[@artxbang]

great job on this research help me understanding this incredible acomplish, thank you

[@cathyd74]

After learning that the writings on the boxes contain the information of when each box was made and for which bull, it's clear that they didn't "find" the boxes and repurpose them. Yousef Awyan understands hieroglyphics so knows this but still says the writings were done later than when the boxes were made?

[@danielfallu5716]

Does he understand hieroglyphic?

[@Endorfinjunkie]

Hey guys, I just wanted to give you thanks for this series in particular but also for the rest of your videos. It must have taken an awful lot of time doing all the research, translating the documents and putting everything together. Hats off to your very memorable content.

[@Satekas]

Ancient architects sent me here! Great video.

[@joseerazevedo]

Thanks for your great work!

[@Eye_of_Horus]

Great video series. I have a similar story to you guys. Was firmly in the “alternative”, but became more interested in actual explanations after visiting Egypt (and Peru). Look forward to more from you guys.

[@alwaysstrapped814]

Same, but I still believe that Peru doesn't make the same sense that Egypt goes. I traveled to Peru in 2013 an traveled all around the country on motorcycle checking out all the ancient sites. The methods that this channel has shown to be used in Egypt to move massive stone blocks doesn't make the same sense in Peru. If you've ever been to machu Pichu youll know just how high up it is and how steep it is. They say the blocks there were quarried 13kms away and then brought up the mountain. It would of been incredibly more difficult than in Egypt. Not to mention the same symbols found all over the world at ancient sites that seem to show some kind of communication between the civilizations. Don't even get me started on gobekli tepe an the symbols an tablets left by them lol

[@Eye_of_Horus]

@@alwaysstrapped814 The only thing you need to know about Peru is that ALL the "mysterious" sites are ONLY found in inca locations. Despite there being thousands and thousands of pre inca sites, not a single one shows any of the features people typically deem "mysterious". In quite a few circumstances, you find the inca stuff on top of older stuff so it can also be dated that way. In other words, through archaeology these sites are firmly credited to the Inca, which means they are no older than the past 1000 years. Also interesting to note that when the spanish arrived in cuzco, they mention the Inca were still building in their typical polygonal style and the spanish at one point say they hired incan masons to build this style for them.

[@44YAT44]

Great vid. In just over 40 minutes you deliver a really great "big picture" and historic overview of the Serapeum. Best one I've seen so far. Great work. Thanks!

[@Leeside999]

Very impressive research. Well done!

[@TheGreatest1974]

This has been a fascinating education on the serapeum and the sacred bulls. Just incredible work. You are excellent at doing this work and research. The best channel of this type I have ever found on KZbin. Thankyou for telling the TRUTH of how amazing the ancient Egyptian masons and artists really were. 👍🇬🇧

[@AncientPresence]

Wow thanks for your super positive comments, we’re grateful for your support and it makes our hard work worthwhile when people like you really get it 🙌 I’m glad our Serapeum series totally clicked with you. It was a monster amount of effort researching all of that and we’re so happy we made this full mamajam series to cram in as much info as possible into one clear and concise presentation. Our channel has grown slowly but steadily, hopefully it’ll really take off some day. Much love. You’re still the greatest 🤙

[@TheGreatest1974]

@@AncientPresence thanks! Your channel is superb!👍

[@not_yet_implemented]

Great video! Did they document anything about how they polished the stone boxes?

[@zm5668]

Or transported them or carved them 1300 steles and the most impressive part of the whole things is just not mentioned or celebrated

[@not_yet_implemented]

@@zm5668 transport and carving is covered in the other parts. SGD and scientists against myths covered it aswell. Polshing i havent seen much content about yet, especially the 'drips' you see on some of the boxes.

[@Marc-yh1rd]

They went over these things in great detail in video 1 and 2.

[@billmumford8636]

In all the videos I have seen of the Serapeum, non have even hint to what the glass covered frames in the floor are showing. What is revealed there? Are there remnants of the rails you mentioned?

[@andrewvoros4037]

not to cast aspersions but Uncharted actually wrote that there was no evidence of Apis in the Serapeum. Wonder if any of this is changing any views? Excellent work, great to see it.

[@jakedode]

Not a chance in a million the Egyptians built these structures or artifacts with copper tools and rocks. You can literally see machining marks all over these monolithic items.

[@Eyes_Open]

If you call chisel and hand drill/saw marks machining then we agree with you.

[@casualviewing1096]

You either didn’t watch any on the videos in this series, or you are proof that some skulls are denser than others.

[@Eyes_Open]

This was presented so clearly. Well done again guys.

[@crystallynnleis5841]

Hey my friends! I am finally tuning into your channel and WOW guys, you are putting together some incredibly high value productions! I just watched all three parts of this series, and your work and dedication to this study is super evident. I am totally surprised by your increasing departure away from ancient civilizations with advance technology theories! Though I truly admire how you are letting your research guide this shift in perspective, as opposed to being led by an attachment to a belief system. Is this perspective holding true for you across the board? It still seems like there is so much unsolved mystery in the worlds archaeological record, and I am thinking particularly of Graham Hancock's accounting of the vast number of oral tradition reports of a global flood and the transmission of wisdom that was given to surviving cultures across the globe from an evidently highly advanced mercenary/missionary people. I suppose in a way I am really wanting Atlantis to be true! I definitely sense it on an intuitive level, and am hoping for the evidence to emerge to really prove it. Whatever it may be, may the truth prevail! I"m excited to follow along for what you continue to discover and share here

[@AncientPresence]

Hey crystallynn! Thanks so much for tuning in! We have definitely changed our minds a lot regarding lost civilizations and ancient technology…. And even graham hancock (who we love) is seeming less and less believable or creditable. We are fascinated by the idea of a civilization that predates out known timeline, it is just becoming less and less probable the more that we research. We want atlantis to be real too! Who knows, there is still so much to learn! We are staying open minded and sharing our findings as we study. Thanks for being a part of it! We love you!

[@edfu_text_U_later]

@Ancient Presence hey guys, also just wanted to jump in here because my thoughts are similar regarding Graham's ideas and lack of evidence, however I still think his over arching idea of lost knowledge is completely plausible. I was wondering if you guys have been following Oracul? This is Robert Schochs group and they are doing some very interesting research around solar activity, KarahanTepe, Gobekli Tepe, Ancient Egypt especially because they are coming at this from a scientific perspective it holds more merit for me, and I dont think they get the attention they should be getting. Also for something more far out, check out Dr Robert Gilbert if you haven't already. He used to work for the US military around survival of bio chemical warfare. He is part of the Bio Geometry idea, and their interpretation of ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs is very interesting indeed and has some crossover with Hamlet's Mill.

[@roelofvuurboom5939]

Well done, thanks.

[@MaxKraft5]

Excellently researched and presented. Good job!

[@ReclaimerX]

Another brilliant video! Sad that this is the last part, but happy that you did such great work.

[@vainamoinen2451]

Good job! Impressive research!

[@kenchesnut4425]

Indepth ..consice...precise...great job..MUCH LUV FROM N.AUGUSTA S.C

[@nzmason]

Hold my beer...... (Walks off to grab his stone hammer and replicate this shit) The end

[@zm5668]

Literally do it then

[@nzmason]

@@zm5668 Stop putting pressure on me and be nice and love rainbows and glitter. My stone hammer is magic. You wait and see

[@spekenbonen72]

Saved, to my watch later list (not to watch later, but to show the "high" technology claimers) Technology requires knowledge and pre-cursor technology (it just doesn't magically appear out of nothing) So I ask others where the artifacts of this and prior technology are... But this video will add to the debunking! Thanks a bunch!!!!

[@zemog1025]

Excellent work, hands down the best KZbin documentary on the Serapeum by archeologists or enthusiasts. We could use more like this instead of the more aggressive debunking videos or the amateur smoke and mirrors voodoo videos.

[@faragraf9380]

for what reason the Apis need such massive boxes? And polished inside? Why there are no remains of bulls in? The question is how Egyptians did this exact cutting granit? if the Egyptologicans think, the boxes stand wrong, they can moove them to their right place. We will see, how they handle that in such narrow tunnels. I have been in.

[@daisywang7961]

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[@orlosnort]

Excellent work - nicely done. Your research paid off (it was nice the data was available) and resulted in your very plausible and provable conclusions. It has opened up my eyes with the biggest item being that the Dynastic Egyptians apparently indeed had the ability to create and install the stone boxes. Thank you for providing your data to be downloaded. Jay

[@jclaurent3108]

Hi, amazing video. I looked at the Serapeum so much online to understand construction of the lower chambers, and could never make sense of it ;-) thanks to you now I understand it all. I still have one question: those separated chambers (the oldest ones) were they all underground too, with only a little entrance starting from outside ?

[@surfk9836]

In this series you see how Ben from UnchartedX avoids strong contrary evidence to his claims. Geologist Robert Schneiker contacted Ben after Ben put out a challenge to other geologist to debate. Robert contacted Ben several times but recieved no reply. Maybe Ben checked out Robert's evidence on World of Antiquity and his presentation at the University of Wisconsin. Whether he did or not, Ben chickened out. The same went for Randell Carlson. They met in person and agreed to meet at a geological formation. Randell was a no show. On shows like Joe Rogan they say they'll debate but never do. It's an old con man technique that real researchers don't fall for and neither should you.

[@AncientPresence]

We invited Ben to a debate with SGD and he said no. Because SGD has been rude and disrespectful. Fair enough, but I still wish we could get past that and actually do a debate with him. It's on my to do list. I'd love to make it friendly and respectful, it would be pretty awesome.

[@rockysexton8720]

@@AncientPresence Is it because SGD was mean to him or because SGD would debate him live on camera while sitting in his backyard drilling granite with a copper drill and sand? LOL.

[@syindrome]

Thanks for all this info. More people should see this video!

[@rockysexton8720]

This video gets less than 2k views. But some idiot dressed up like Indiana Jones walking around the serapeum claiming that mainstream academics can't explain any of it will get at least 10 times as many views.

[@drummerdad80]

Here from world of antiquity, nice series on this, you guys found some info I never seen before, I would love ancient tech to be real, but it's just not there, and when you dig around you find the truth and there is more info than all the tech sites admit..

[@tristan2831]

Well done guys. Fantastic 3 video series. I especially loved all the old references to the archaelogists of the 19th and 20th century. Despite their lack of modern technologies, these guys truly did a ton of the "dirty work" to help us understand. To be an archaelogist in the late 1800s...

[@ChrisGatt-k1c]

you provide no evidence on how they made the large boxes.

[@AncientPresence]

Did you watch all three parts to this series?

[@ChrisGatt-k1c]

@@AncientPresence i watched most of what you presented. I have written a book about my findings in Egypt and have visited this site. As an architect it is difficult for me to attribute many sites and artifacts to dynastic egyptians.

[@AncientPresence]

In part 1 of this series, we present lots of “evidence on how they made the large boxes.”

[@ChrisGatt-k1c]

@@AncientPresence i will rewatch it

[@ChrisGatt-k1c]

@@AncientPresence if you call that evidence than I guess you should believe whatever you want to believe. no hard feelings.

[@scaneagle62]

Come on, guys, you know what brings tourists, mystery! Not the fact that they could do insane things we can't even imagine. Just think if they had modern tools! They would have statues the size of the iffel tower! I visited last year to this day, and they never said anything about this. I even asked what all the niches in the walls were for, and they said it was candles to light it.

[@jdrums5555]

I dont know why they keep parts off limits maybe to keep the mystery of how things were actually created ? Just a thought 😀👍

[@lostpony4885]

Is there a link between egypts bulls and cannanites golden calf religion?

[@AncientPresence]

🤷‍♂️

[@gideonram4607]

Check out so-called Hindu temples in South India have Nandi the bull seated in repose always facing Shiva Linga. The Shiva Linga being the most worshipful form of God of the ancient world. That is a very fascinating relationship. This is the most intelligent ancient worship depicted by showing the bull and Shiva Linga. Nandi has his own scripture so one can learn all there is to know about Nandi’s relationship with God. Nandi came to let Shiva ride him and became known as Shiva’s vehicle. Point is there is way more to knowing about the bull’s relationship with spiritual worship than the ancient Egyptians can teach us because they were not the authors of such worship and had their own form of venerating special bulls but they learned from Vedic source. Vedic source means from God’s language sourced through the Vedas and other Devanagari scriptures. Devanagari is God’s language on earth. That means all the knowledge from ancient Egypt was founded through Vedic source from Vedic God and Goddess. By Matangi and Matanga. They are the first priestess and priest of the first Pyramid. Using Vedic source to date ancient Egypt is something you wouldn’t normally think to do. Why? Obvious reason is you’d have to get a Guru who is qualified and become a better studier of Vedic scripture. The Guru is necessary to give you the proper resolve you will need to be successful in gleaming the true purport of all scripture.

[@jeffbarta6276]

great job guys .....

[@mitziewheeler8517]

Thank you for making this 3 part series. I love history and your finding and translating of the papers of the original archeologist, I had never really been able to track down much about them. Thank you for your great work 🙏

[@TheMoneypresident]

There were stelae found outside. They were falling from the cart or camels as the robbers fled.

[@LordDavidVader]

Amazing series. The number of views compared to the ancient alien crap ones makes me sad.

[@joearchuleta7538]

This was awesome!!! That's no BULL.........LOL.........Thanks for sharing!!!.........See u next time!!!

[@tatechasers2393]

nice to learn the real history, 1300 years of burying Bulls, love it

[@jeffbarta6276]

fantastic!

[@bromandudeguy4626]

I watched this part 3 as soon as I noticed the notice. I went back and watched 1 and 2, now 3 again. The way you guys tackle the serapeum is just stellar. So thorough so brilliant. I would love to see your work and take on the tool marks and scoop marks.

[@celsus7979]

Great work on this 3 part series! I wonder why Augustus had it shut down. I can't see an obvious reason, since the Romans were okay with Egyptian religious practices, and i don't think Augustus was an exception.

[@Leeside999]

I think animal worship was seen as barbaric by the Roman's of the Augustus era.

[@bradmason4706]

How did their dates start ? Or when ? A thousand years they did this !

[@webgodtube]

Where's the beef? I want to see the carbon dates

[@subramaniamsivaramakrishna7416]

A very informative series. Many doubts that I had have been answered. Thank you .

[@GIANTSECRETS]

Apis Osiris is not a bull. It's Osiris which is the Sun. The Sun has solar cycles and these people knew this. A bull or a lion is used to show in this case the sun is applying force. Just like RA is the noise a lion makes. A lion roaring or going RA means and active Sun applying force. The Pharaohs were seen as a god or the Sun on earth and were shepherd kings.

[@benwillis2064]

🙂👏

[@ultrafeel-tv]

Where are the bull-mummies actually?.

[@AncientPresence]

Most mummies were destroyed by tomb robbers… but some remains were found in canopic jars and some mummies were found dismembered - i believe the most intact ones found were the ones in the mother of apis bull tombs. This is a great question though, we too have wondered where the remains were sent…. Maybe mummies were lost in the boulak museum as well.

[@sharonreichter2537]

One question - where are the mummified bulls or the skeletons of them??? Only one skeleton was ever found. It's not as if they are such a small thing to dispose of. If they were dismembered or eaten there would have been no need for such large sarchophagii. There would still be some remains surely, bones, teeth, wrappings, mummified parts, wouldn't there??? Why would anyone rob a tomb with bulls in it - take the bulls and leave all the artifacts???

[@wahomeadvocate]

In theory looks possible. In practice not possible these boxes would have weighed 100 tonnes before chiseling and how would they have transported 100tonnes?

[@AncientPresence]

Watch our Serapeum Part II video, which is all about this, and you’ll find answers to these types of questions. PS: the boxes don’t weigh 100 tons. The heaviest box weighs around 45 tons at most. And Mariette found plenty of evidence that demonstrated how they moved the boxes. Part II 😉

[@cathyd74]

So the stone box in the hallway was abandoned due to invasion not an ancient cataclysm. 🤔 thanks for this video full of information

[@Eyes_Open]

Bring it lads. Its all good stuff.

[@michellelafaye2721]

I'm not surprised to hear that Egyptian Civilization ran for 13,000 years. In my mind I imagine that it may well be even older. I can imagine that much was buried very deeply by changing weather and maybe even very ancient volcanoes. It is to bad that Rome was Rome and felt the need to destroy other cultures. Their main goal seemed to be to take what others had and to war with others proved to be about their dominate Man Hood. Roman troops roamed just about everywhere it seems and it also seems they were interlopers from another culture all together. I've often called America the New Rome. Brittany was no better as time went on they two became much like the Romans. One has to seriously wonder where they actually originated.

[@zacharymilos392]

Will you do a series like this regarding all of the insanely large/heavy structures in Egypt? Im more of a casual fan so I can't recall the exact names of these but I believe several are in and around Luxor. Ben had a video on this recently and I do wonder how the ancient civilizations were able to move several hundred ton stones. These videos really opened my eyes to all or much more of the available body of knowledge, so I hope if you investigated this topic, the same could be done, as I only know what I've seen in just a few videos from a few channels. Thanks.

[@jcroth3]

I'm sure they could. There's no mystery around moving large stones in ancient times, even by those wearing loin cloths, but I'd be game to hear details about it from Ancient Presence.

[@zacharymilos392]

@@jcroth3 fill me in on books or media about it? Ive seen how say 50-100 ton things could have been moved, but I believe several of the statues are reported to have likely been up to 600tons.

[@jcroth3]

@@zacharymilos392 SGD Sacred Geometry Decoded has some videos. Maybe start with: How to PRECISELY Steer a MEGALITH with Primitive Technology

[@zm5668]

@@jcroth3 it is actually an incredible mystery But I suppose you cam just say it isn't when any small amount of thought or logic tells you otherwise

[@zm5668]

@@jcroth3 his videos never explain anything except the smallest and easiest parts of the construction And relies on massive amounts of speculation and ignores the most difficult aspects

[@bunnyhall116]

Akenaten wouldn't have a bull buried he believed he was the sun God, in amarna...he didn't believe in the old beleifs....

[@ChrisMeditationMindExperience]

Can anyone explain, no bulls and chemical residue in the sarcofigus😂

[@jasonamandaengle6649]

Still can't figure out myself though why the granite boxes are have perfect angles but they couldn't engrave a straight line