The Construction of Saqqara: The First and Most Complex Pyramid | SLICE SCIENCE | FULL DOCUMENTARY

[@susancottman9686]

Stonemasons are shown working in the video at about 29:30. When I was in Egypt in 2000, stonemasons were cutting new limestone blocks at the Step Pyramid. Egyptologists have been consulting and working with Egyptian stonemasons for years. I know this because I have talked to them and gone to lectures by Egyptologists for years. Great video. Brought back fond memories of Saqqara! The Step Pyramid is one of my favorite sites.

[@monicacall7532]

Thanks for the Ancient Egyptian history videos! I’m on bed rest at the moment, so I’m enjoying them immensely.❤

[@carlward7372]

The people who.present this have as much clue about ancient Egypt as the rest of us not a scooby doo 😮😮😮

[@sangeeta816]

Wonderful presentation

[@cadderley100]

Hasn't it occurred to anyone yet, that the information on how to build a pyramid came from somewhere else, likely the Sumerians? They told the Egyptians how to build Ziggurat's, the base of the Ziggurat then became a stepped Mastaba, and then the Pyramid evolved from that. As people travelled, so to did information.

[@juusohamalainen7507]

Egyptology does not give any real answers how the stone materials were cut and transported. Egyptogists know nothing of this work but only provide us with totally unrealistic theories. If they would ask stone cutters in underdeveloped countries' quaries, they would be wiser.

[@michaels4121]

😂😂😂 you need to learn, not lie

[@juusohamalainen7507]

Only construction engineers know and they say that archaelogy never has found the explanation how the stonework was done with the two tools Egyptians are known to have at their disposal - a stone ball and copper tool. That is the lie. Try yourself.

[@booya3862]

Then you should provide some evidences and prove them wrong.. But for that you have to become a credible academic which you're probably not... So stfu and listekeep listening to Hancock snd rogan

[@petersattler3331]

A lot of guess work in Egyptology.

[@MoncœrCoyoteSmith]

Listening to the Egyptian man speak is like watching a cartoon character 🗣️ speak.

[@awuma]

18:47 Nope. Many later pyramid tunnels and burial chambers were in the bedrock beneath the pyramid, not in the structure itself. Khafre's Pyramid is perhaps the best known example, though rather shallow.

[@rxw5520]

60 meters high? What is that?? 20 feet? 2 football fields?? 3 miles??? No one knows what a meter is. It’s a mystery.

[@HoneyBadger80886]

What is the material of the sub terreanian structure? Kind of rock?

[@cliftongaither6642]

aswan granite and clay

[@HoneyBadger80886]

@@cliftongaither6642 ty. I thought it might be something soft...volcanic tuff...

[@scottsuttan2123]

BS 😂😂 look at people today not one would care to work on such a building .......you think the mind of people any different today as then 😂 tombs 😂😂😂 not one other tomb anywhere built as these ....there's smaller ones of greater carved and beauty then this hunk of rock just a load of dribble Egyptian archaeologist flap on about 🤢🤡

[@shawnanderson850]

The Date's and your knowledge is incorrect.try BCE ... ft.lauderdale

[@Kemet3.0]

Correct... This has been a dog and pony show since Egyptology was established to profit from Black African history. These so-called experts never ventured into Africa to observe the cultural that similarities right in front of them. Their mindset seems straight out of the Trump playbook. However, this charade is coming to an end.

[@thecommonsenseconservative5576]

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[@thecommonsenseconservative5576]

​@@Kemet3.0look another account I can't look at😂😂😂 troll