The Egyptian Household (Assassin's Creed: Origins; Ancient Egypt Discovery Tour)

Learn about the family life and homes of ancient Egyptians.

[@noahsadventures2878]

So glad I found this! Teaching my boys about ancient Egypt is alot easier when it's a video game

[@theendoftheworldasweknowit9894]

Could you please tell me what game this is?

[@KrunchyMilk_01]

The end of the world As we know it “assassin’s creed odyssey” the actual game is more rated M featuring violence and killing in an ancient Egyptian setting with some figures of that time; however, due to it’s amazing recreation Ubisoft threw this very educational feature in as well.

[@theendoftheworldasweknowit9894]

Mikal Thank you. 🙂

[@KrunchyMilk_01]

The end of the world As we know it oh before you get it wrong this is assassin’s creed origins not odyssey odyssey explores ancient greece or rome I believe just a typo I did

[@theendoftheworldasweknowit9894]

Mikal Thanks I gotta play it, love Egypt.

[@bmell1252]

Needs more cats running around town.

[@Dyanerocks]

lol agree

[@paisleypeacock]

*I enjoyed this immensely*

[@akirafudo4419]

Your profile saids it all

[@EuSeiT]

From books (written by Egyptologists) and objects collected in museums, I gather that Egyptian houses had few windows and they were placed very high, in order to let the heat escape. There was very little furniture; wood was very scarce, as the country was extremely poor on trees--mostly acacias. Also, there were no chickens in Ancient Egypt, and they absolutely did not wear the fez as you show in a scene.

[@quikskoprbro968]

At which point in Egyptian history was this?

[@royalecrafts6252]

@@quikskoprbro968 cleopatra the 7th period

[@user-su8wo4cc4u]

Weren't chickens introduced during the Ptolemaic dynasty? the time period in which the game takes place in

[@Alexander-wq7qo]

This video alone is enough reason to buy the game. I consider Egypt, Greece and Britain spiritual homes.

[@Gelato22]

Why Britain?

[@shoaibsiddiq3507]

@@Gelato22 ancient Britain before Industrialization happened and jews got in power

[@spencerphillips5023]

Not Rome?

[@Alexander-wq7qo]

@@spencerphillips5023 Ancient Rome yes

[@mythos2490]

@@shoaibsiddiq3507maaaaaaaaybe not that last bit bud. It’s not true and based souly on antisemitic rhetoric and conspiracy theories that were fabricated and used to fuel their oppression and harmful attacks on them as people. It’s antisemitic. I do agree that Britain when it was industrialised did a lot of bad, but it was also not the best before hand. Ancient Britain like with the Celts and such and the vikings (when they were kind traders and not plunderers) and before that it would’ve been good. Definitely a spiritual time. But yeah Britain ain’t exactly amazing. But yeah neither was Greece or Rome or Egypt lmao.

[@MrEjidorie]

In general, history class tends to be boring, and students are forced to do rote learning without understanding how people used to feel in daily life in ancient times. So young people fail to respect our ancestor. However, this video presents us how ancient Egyptians had lived very vividly as if they are still alive. Our life today is based upon our past including those ancient Egyptians, and we are not separate. Learning history is to recognize that our present and past are integrated, and we are a part of history.

[@Churi_Venatriss]

Agree! I find the memorization of dates and events pointless. I've always been interested in the day-to-day aspect of history. I want to know what it was like, how people felt, not a bunch of numbers.

[@shydagreat2583]

Bro this is so dope

[@eddyedwards4955]

you're dopey

[@mohmedelsayd6071]

My homeland my beloved kemet -misr

[@Nasauniverse001]

This is very good. I'm almost jealous I dont live there.

[@theendoftheworldasweknowit9894]

Maybe you did in a past life.

[@Dyanerocks]

I love Egypt one of my past life I was Hathor I am so connected to everything to do with Egypt, and you are right I was watching this and wanted to be there lol

[@Joteerio]

for certain, my previous life was in old Egypt.

[@theendoftheworldasweknowit9894]

Same I know I was an Egyptian 100 %. I’ve loved ancient Egypt since I was a little girl, I am 28 now, and still have not lost my love for it. One of my biggest fears, is to not get to go there. It hits me so hard I have cried. No matter where I live I know Egypt is home. I really do believe in reincarnation, everyone has lived multiple lives. But I believe I was the happiest in Egypt. I would make my teachers look at me strange, and everyone when I would tell them I wanted to be a Egyptologist. Most little girls say I want to be a doctor, or a vet. Every time I feel sad, or lost I watch something about Egypt and it lifts my spirit. I am happy in my life now, but (need) to go there. ❤️

[@theendoftheworldasweknowit9894]

Ksjs Jdjdb Do you not believe in past lives? Everyone is entitled to their own beliefs. I wouldn’t put you down in what you believe in. I’m not the only person to leave this kinda comment, are you going to message them too? J.M.B. Left the same comment as me. But sure doesn’t want your opinion either. Matter of fact I was 100% an Egyptian queen. Does that trigger you more? All jokes aside, I’ve always had a connection to Egypt. And if you do believe in past lives, why couldn’t I of been there?

[@theendoftheworldasweknowit9894]

Ksjs Jdjdb Well I do believe in past lives. Who knows what you believe in, do you see me messaging you for it? You know how many people have past life readings done? Or children who still remember past lives. The whole theory of past lives hasn’t been 100% been proven no, but hasn’t been disproven either. So to all out call it stupid is ignorant. You seem to be a closed minded person though. And that’s okay, just like me believing in past lives.

[@theendoftheworldasweknowit9894]

Ksjs Jdjdb Tell you what if you can 100% disprove the past life theory is wrong, with scientific facts, I’ll change my beliefs. So would the whole Indian culture, cause you do know in India that is a part of their religion. Until then closed minded, uncultured swine, keep your negativity to yourself.

[@Congomany]

The end of the world As we know it dont focus on that Guy you have to believe in everything you want but i have question how Can i know more about past life and sorry for bad english ( je suis francais )

[@katymbeke8400]

Everyone lived in peace before the Greeks and Romans attacked.

[@Dyanerocks]

This is great, love it!!

[@federicomaisch6812]

Thank you for sharing

[@Jobe-13]

This is pretty cool!

[@ririvens6761]

Wow first time I'm seeing this amazed me

[@David-yi1vo]

It looks so cool

[@TheStamps]

I loveee this

[@TheEgyptianGamerGeek]

I love this game!!

[@JoeVington]

Same, bayek is amazing

[@markellwilliams6208]

Yasharalah , Aydum.

[@najibatabassumashna1693]

Egyptian's taste is elegant

[@sanuwapilapiti6949]

it's nice

[@priyankasenanayake4015]

Excellent. Need some animals. Cats are important.

[@anthonycollins5671]

CIVILISATIONS RAISE AND CRUMBLE

[@alitawfik8517]

Proud to be Egyptian

[@umarumar5653]

Proud to be a muslim allah hu akbar he guided us

[@putnellmateo1003]

Haha .....those some black people there .....and all paintings are black

[@alitawfik8517]

@@putnellmateo1003 are we not looking at the same paintings?

[@alitawfik8517]

Ig not :)

[@eho6380]

@@putnellmateo1003 The paintings are racial/ethnic and are symbolic and not realistic. Ancient Egyptians were never that dark.

[@Nasauniverse001]

Someone keeps shouting for Keanu.

[@markellwilliams6208]

Ammonikum , Moabitkum.

[@shirin4724]

are there any definitive anachronisms in thus video?

[@Churi_Venatriss]

The facts mentioned by the narrator all hold true to my knowledge, however, my expertise is in the Old and Middle Kingdom periods, whereas this takes place during the Ptolemaic period, so how well it holds up to that I'm not sure. Also sorry for the delay in response; I saw your comment shortly before leaving on vacation, and then forgot.

[@minhvantran8257]

How can I switch to first person view?

[@Churi_Venatriss]

Hold L2, but it only works in the Discovery Tour.

[@TheEgyptianGamerGeek]

My ancestors!

[@markellwilliams6208]

Ammunyty , Muabyty.

[@rebellinasmith4679]

What game is this?

[@Churi_Venatriss]

Assassin's Creed: Origins.

[@rebellinasmith4679]

Harui Thank you, now I understand why the game is so popular!

[@shydagreat2583]

These people had access to crazy amount of power

[@Copeandseethe822]

@@shydagreat2583 more like we just lost a great amount of knowledge.

[@Saudyization]

@@Churi_Venatriss yea?

[@MargaretGeorgila]

منزلية مصري!!

[@ihabphelobos7455]

Unfortunately the background music is not the Egyptian one it's Indian, .....I think Greece music is the nearest music.

[@mustafasaid7942]

No nearest is east african lol

[@ihabphelobos7455]

@@mustafasaid7942 Not by your saying or your opinion, Mustafa, we know from history that the Greeks ruled Egypt for more than a hundred years, they learned from the rule of the Egyptians and their various sciences, arts and music, even some Pharaonic musical instruments exist to date that are used in Greek folk music.

[@mustafasaid7942]

@@ihabphelobos7455 i was speculating and there is no proof of that you are saying tbh my guy.. they did not note them in tombs nor scrolls, there is no evidence, but i do believe they got inspired by easter/northen africa

[@ihabphelobos7455]

@@mustafasaid7942 There is no one who denies Egypt's leadership in all scientific, cultural, literary and artistic fields since ancient times until the entry of the Berber Arabs and their attempt to falsify history..but what is it, there is no one in the whole world who denies you but the blind, and I do not mean the blind, so there are some of them who have insight, but I mean who They deny the sunrise in the sky like you.

[@ihabphelobos7455]

@@mustafasaid7942 There are museums in our country, not a museum full of antiquities and manuscripts that indicate Egypt's leadership in all fields, including the Greco-Roman Museum in Alexandria. And you continue to say there is no evidence, you claim that you say that there is an East African civilization. Of course, you do not know because there is no origin in this region of any civilization that preceded the ancient civilization of Egypt at least three thousand years ago.

[@Andu_music]

Accurate complexion and hair. Those are northeastern black africans, similar to Ethiopians. Good job ubisoft

[@rania.f6421]

They were not black Africans and they did not look like Ethiopians, they actually had different light skin tones. They were Africans but being African does not mean they were black.

[@Godsonml30]

What game is this

[@Churi_Venatriss]

Assassin's Creed: Origins. Namely, the Ancient Egyptian Discovery Tour add-on.

[@Saudyization]

Same thing I want know...

[@Churi_Venatriss]

@@Saudyization Assassin's Creed: Origins. Namely, the Ancient Egyptian Discovery Tour add-on.

[@jayeshkumar9516]

I'd totally recommend the game. Also if you are not interested in game, get the discovery tour if you like Egypt. It has some good tours like this one, mummification process, pyramid tours etc

[@crackghost03]

Sadly no journey to pyramid i see 😶

[@Churi_Venatriss]

Not in this one, but there are a few in the playlist. I'll find them.

[@Churi_Venatriss]

There's actually eight! kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2SynIiaoKuKeKs kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoC5iISwaZ57qrc kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5TEhWOJmdSfmqs kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3Xchn5rZs6Kiqc kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2iYfIGqd7SVq5o kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHinhKtroZVnqMU kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHmQkGp6lritaNk kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaKbnndomJeEbqc

[@crackghost03]

@@Churi_Venatriss thanks man I'll go watch them all 😁

[@joker6790]

1:25 well that was sexist, sooooo jobs are either dominated by women or both?!??? Where were the jobs dominated by men??

[@Churi_Venatriss]

I think it's just poorly worded, to be honest. Saying they were "open" to women is a little misleading. It's more like, what women were allowed to do. As for jobs dominated by men, pretty much everything governmental and a lot of religious/ritual things. For instance, scribes and priests were men only. Military, of course, was men only, and many craft-based jobs as well.

[@bilalthefighter829]

@@Churi_Venatriss Many jobs were still open to both genders. Which is quite advanced for a civilization back then.

[@groyper1988]

Yes, it was sexist. And good. Women didnt want to do hard labor or fight in wars.

[@fisebilillah4406]

@@groyper1988 One could not call it as much sexist as just normal. To this day women are discouraged from much of hard labour out of fear for their health many parts of the world. And since women were pregnant, a lot, back then, it is even more logical.

[@groyper1988]

@@fisebilillah4406 agreed