The Destroyed Pyramid Of ABU RAWASH | Ancient Presence

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Excellent footage. Thank you, guys.

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[@magicstep]

will we ever know what that black residue in the box originally was, I hope we will

[@AncientPresence]

Very mysterious indeed. 🤷‍♂️

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Maybe that could be our channel name, Hippies Of History haha 🤣

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[@bweaverla]

Djedefre (son of Khufu)'s pyramid, called "Djedefre's Starry Sky", is believed to have originally been the most beautiful of the pyramids, with an exterior of polished, imported granite, limestone and crowned with a large pyramidion. It was deconstructed most heavily by the Romans. But the deconstruction started in the New Kingdom and continued into the 19th century AD. People used the pyramid as a quarry. The Copts built a monastery with the stones. People took almost all the available stone, down to the few last courses.

[@joseerazevedo]

It really looks like a smaller version of Zawyt El Aryan. And, being on a hill near the Giza myramids, I'd suppose it was a water reservoir to it. Yes, I see them much more as a "powerplant" than a burial site. For no body was ever found inside and there are no hieroglyphics inside them. The fact there's more granite there instead of limestone is interesting as granite is more resistant to erosion (water). I also believe that, like the Sphinxs, the Giza pyramids are much older then that the story we're told says and they served as an inspirations for later egyptians. There's no other pyramids like them and it took some time for the egyptians to gain the knowledge in building pyramids. Their ffirst ones are the stepped and they're all smaller. Also, most Pharaos are buried on the Valley of Kings and there are no Pyramids there. Thanks for the video!

[@longlivingdude]

Great channel!

[@NickGuti0618]

I remember watching a documentary about this it was really cool to see this

[@thunderbugcreative7778]

Great stuff many thanks for putting this together on these lessor known but incredibly fascinating sites. Zawyet El Aryan is one of the all time enigmas of this planet and a personal obsession of my own. Please allow me to throw my hat in the ring regarding the potential methods used in ancient megalithic fabrication... believe

[@josephbarnes8000]

I notice in some examples of the granite outer covering there is smooth finished sections ending at rough unfinished sections. This definitely shows they had a machine to cut and finish the covering after it is in place.

[@jeffbarta6276]

great research thanks,,,,......

[@CaptainNow2]

Thank you so much for this!! Wonderful footage. I have seen some elements of that site before but wow, that 'boat-pit'...wonderful! Imagine if it's true about the massive circular saw being used there! Liked and subbed! I hope you get much more view/subs etc, your content is superior!

[@AncientPresence]

Thank you for your really nice comment, we appreciate the support! 😁 yes the huge saw is quite the theory indeed lol. We’re glad you like our videos, we’ve got a lot more coming soon 👍

[@Sedonalegendhelenfrye]

Again another wonderful presentation, so many mysteries. My partner has been to Egypt but didn't have time on the hop from Athens to see these wonderful sites (even pyramids). Someday we will go there again. That said, nice of the Romans to destroy this pyramid, and one can't help but wonder what they would have thought if someone had showed their own monuments so little respect!`

[@myhappygecko2895]

if it was already partially destroyed they may not have felt bad about it, but war is war and we know in war one country will destroy everything about another.

[@muskyelondragon]

Vey old and destroyed long, long ago. 12,000 years? more than 10,000 for sure.

[@711zuni]

Visited this also last trip in Jan 2020 It was really interesting- as it is such a good example of what happens when everyone uses it for rebuilding !!! I just got a driver to take me there and Abu Sir also It didn’t seem to be a problem for him - had to pay a guy at Abu sir to let me roam around however . I had wanted to go to Abu sir since 78 when I was there - Egypt- with Grateful Dead !!! Ancient sites have been my thing since I was in elementary school !! I The whole area near Saqqara is also Cairo’s garbage dump Took a horse in2003 w my local friend and even he got lost among the garbage dump !!

[@AncientPresence]

Wow you’ve had some great adventures in Egypt. The Grateful Dead! Yeah exploring these places without a tour group is excellent, and with a little baksheesh you can get just about anywhere 😉

[@arthurme1911]

Look at it at 2:07 the pyramid has sunk look at the angle it’s pointing down

[@عمروبرج]

This granite called Aswan Black. comes from a state called Aswan from south of Egypt. The hole is actually for a ship like the Great Pyramid you can do a search on black Aswany granit?

[@AncientPresence]

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[@AllysonA8281]

Is it possible the stone debris around the pyramid is remains from the subsequent quarrying that went on there? 🤔 Another outstanding video guys! I know you shouldn’t have been there but I’m glad you went!

[@AncientPresence]

Haha yeah we cluelessly just wandered up there oops 😁 the stones laying around are a combination of all kinds of destruction and quarrying and also we’ve heard research saying that many of the granite casing stones were still in the process of being worked. That they were never finished.

[@traviswiebe8679]

Aliens Maybe he upset them, and wasn't able to finish construction. Jk. Super fascinating, thanka for risking it all to bring some very interesting materials here for us all to behold.

[@brianriley5108]

Double sided convex stone: You could try reaching out to Ben at UnchartedX (YT channel). He has a while series on technological irregularities and might have more information for you.

[@bweaverla]

Regarding the question of whether the 118 or so pyramids were constructed as tombs, there is far more evidence that this is true compared to evidence that it is not. This is about as certain as we can be about many questions about ancient Egypt since so much time as passed, there is so much we do not know about the culture and history (almost alien to ours) and so many artefacts have been taken from the country by Italian, German and English explorers in the 1800's (almost everything that was not too heavy to take). I would direct you to perhaps the most authoritative book on the pyramids, The Complete Pyramids, by Mark Lehner.

[@emotionaldrift]

It was a spaceship landing site 😉

[@jw9939]

Love your work guys 😍 as you are great researcher and explainer what do you think about the topic like "pyramids of the world" or something like that? Pyramids are found in China, Europe, Amerika, Canada and the poles (they are basically everywhere on important grid points) as it is not talked a lot about the other pyramids it would be very interesting what you find out and your take on that..... :)

[@tesssanders7993]

Because some of the early Pharaohs TWO burials! Confusing but true.

[@MultiDatura]

Captain Frederik Ludvig Norden from Denmark talks about four pyramids when he visit Egypt . They probably start dismantel it in the 1700 .

[@mrvoid912]

Can I join your team?

[@AncientPresence]

If you can keep up with us 😁

[@mrvoid912]

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