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[@liztukenmez]

Funny story...My anthropology prof, who studied Egypt decades before I was born, was tricked into buying a piece of pottery that was a fake. They had collected pottery shards from ancient sites, crushed them, and reworked the clay. When he returned and had it dated, the use of ancient shards also fooled the dating process. One of his fellow anthropologists pointed out a tiny flaw that proved the clay pot was a fake...after he returned to the states. The pot now resides in a place of honor on his mantle...proof that even the "experts" can make mistakes. This has nothing to do with this video...I just remembered it while they were discussing the ancient pottery, and thought it was an amusing story to share.

[@philaypeephilippotter6532]

It might interest you to know that after the *Roman Empire* abandoned *Britain* there were tourists buying *Roman* artefacts - but there weren't enough of them so the *Britons* of the time made _fakes_ for sale. This was about 1,500 to 1,300 years ago!

[@VaxtorT]

Too bad she is terribly mistaken about nearly all of the true history of Egypt.

[@DipayanPyne]

@ Samuhel Tompkins And what is the true history of Egypt ? Please give some description of it, if u know what the truth is, coz the truth needs to be shared with everyone ...

[@gailhandschuh1138]

Samuhel Tompkins Joanne has been studying Egypt for decades, and compiling the information collected from many Egyptian scholars. Since there are zero scholars among the citizens of Egypt, only the people who wish to rape the country of its treasures for greed , it is important to have a reasearcher that is willing to openly share her knowledge of the Ancient past.

[@daniel3231995]

Racist much,of course only white scholars are validated.. Egypt 🇪🇬can reclaim its past if it wills it.

[@simoneandreassen9052]

I love it when Joann narrates. You can tell she really loves what she does.

[@cindymosgrove4046]

I adore this host. She's awesome... She makes learning about Egypt fun and exciting again... You can just feel her excitement...i love it. I could watch her all day long...

[@VaxtorT]

I shut her down as soon as she referred to the pyramids at Giza as tombs; which is absolutely incorrect.

[@davidpringle7262]

Yea but if she wasn't so dam ugly

[@jdwright89]

Black clothes, black parasol, black glasses, flaming red hair, and in-depth knowledge of ancient esoteric knowledge…. Y’all, I’m fairly certain she’s the supreme

[@handolo1266]

AHAHAHAHA🤣🤣👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 say that then! Hahaha

[@peacockplume]

I was so glad to see they moved the white containers (maybe air conditioners) that were behind the sarcophogus on either side.....it made the last shot of her sitting in front of it perfect..really enjoy your shows Prof J..

[@Fuzzmo147]

Of COURSE he did!! That’s WHY he built this big fuck off Pyramid🙄🙄😂 ……… built to last & bigger than the rest…extended even……… Watch Ancient Architects

[@marmill_]

I’ve watched this particular video multiple times and it never gets old

[@n.ayisha]

very interesting. i can't wait for part two.

[@lizzieunderhill4815]

wasn't expecting my lecturer in a youtube video

[@RalphDratman]

Was Joann Fletcher your lecturer? If so, where?

[@misslawlesss]

Lucky girl!

[@fleurribbons.1687]

Shes wonderful, I could listen to her for hours. 🙂

[@lizzieunderhill4815]

@@RalphDratman University of York, shes a guest lecture and does a module on mummification

[@drejlangseth2579]

I so admire her focus on what’s been missed and what’s critical.

[@sarifarsitv4974]

Can't believe that someone is dead and he has no idea that he gonna be in museum

[@chndlr18]

Why can't you believe that? It happens all the time.

[@jm8080ful]

Immortalized forever, isn't that what they wanted to happen?

[@sarifarsitv4974]

@@jm8080ful yeah but in the tomb not in a museum

[@jm8080ful]

@@sarifarsitv4974 "You are truly dead when no one remembers your name anymore" Forgot where I heard that or if it's even the right quote. Written forever in history books and people are still saying their name, taking care of them and marvel at their existence even after thousands of years. I think they achieved what they want which is to live forever.

[@impaugjuldivmax]

Lenin, Napoleon, lots of Kings and others are in a museums. people are strange creatures...

[@MuteMusicalMorgan]

Ancient Egypt is so fascinating.

[@ChastenLoveland]

The passion in your voice, makes me want to learn more, draw more, absorb everything I can about Egypt.

[@AngryHateMusic]

EMO

[@TheLdoggett]

Okay, I'll admit you can draw a pretty good cow. Now I want you to carve it into that rock.

[@naomipagecoachingreddragon5991]

I absolutely love 💗 your Egyptian series. Fascinating 💜💜💜🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@gailhandschuh1138]

When looking back this far into the past , there are archeologists, story tellers, historians, and the imposters. Joanne is a historian and archeologist. Her intention is to help us understand the past in some logical way. Since most Ancient cultures had no written language , it takes an open minded genius to look for the common man side of the civilization to understand the history.

[@o.h.w-ok]

I’m in California and my dentist is Egyptian. I said “Oh! You must LOVE the pyramids!” And he said “oh god no they’re so annoying”. 😆 hahahha

[@ibukayov]

😁

[@adrock_sokolov6570]

ew

[@CadisEtramaDiRaizelHexion]

So interesting! I love these types of shows

[@N0xKn1ght]

I hate the common misconception that the Egyptians buried there dead in "Subterranean tombs" back then the tombs would not have been buried, they would have been above ground and in brand new condition 😀 yes the Egyptians entombed their dead but the tombs where accessible just like grave yards today!!!

[@NomolosUK]

very interesting roll on part 2

[@13gladiusToKnot]

The Great Pyramid was *NOT* the final resting place of king Khufu. That killed the video for me from the start. That this is 2019 and this non fact is still being spouted makes everything else said unbelievable

[@moonpaints4090]

His final resting place has never been found correct.

[@sisterluke]

So let me get this straight, these slaves spent 20 years constructing that big ass pyramid, only to NOT place King Khufu in there? Why is there a private tomb room with an open coffin then?

[@13gladiusToKnot]

Yes

[@13gladiusToKnot]

Egypt was ruled more by the priesthood than pharaoh. The biggest pyramids took more time to plan and build than any Pharaohs lifetime on earth

[@williamkirk9604]

Well there is plenty of evidence to say it is Khufu. Why do u have more proof that it isn't,I would like to know. It's abvious that he hasn't been found inside but I have seen evidence that we r looking in the wrong part of the G pyramid.

[@janelee5993]

Love Joanne Fletcher. She sees beyond the accepted theories simply by examining the evidence.

[@isamuhammad5671]

Going to Meroe and other parts of AFRICA is astounding. It's a shame when true history is distorted. The Nubian and dogons are wonderful also to study !!

[@GORO911]

The documentary is about Egypt. What is the point of mentioning Nubians or Dogons here ? I see no Italian talking about why the documentary doesn't discuss Rome.

[@SoulDevoured]

I FORGOT ABOUT THE NUBIAN You know any docs?

[@SoulDevoured]

@@GORO911 I dunno I'm assuming by his name that he lives in the region and is annoyed that people remember only 2 things about the entire land mass we know as Africa. And that's pretty understandable.

[@AngryHateMusic]

"It's a shame when true history is distorted." Yeah like in these video series.

[@MaigdheanMhara]

Interesting video, but I took issue with her repeatedly saying Egypt had the first writing, when cuneiform predates this writing significantly.

[@elliottbrown1329]

Hieroglyphs predate ancient Egypt and cuneiform writing. She should have said pre-dynastic Egypt (Africa) has the oldest form of writing. Hieroglyphs were found on predynastic pottery in Kush from 4000 bc. wordovation.in/2018/03/07/facts-of-hieroglyphs/ Rock and cave art in the Sahara has proto-Hieroglyphs dating back to beyond 5000 bc .www.livescience.com/53405-wadi-ameyra-photos.html

[@tinajohnson1988]

You are right

[@YouAskedForThis563]

A serpent guard, a horus guard and a seth guard meets on a remote world. The serpent guard's eyes glow. The horus guard's beak glistens. The seth guard's nose drips. - Til'c , Stargate SG-1.

[@doctorpicardnononono7469]

17:20 she did not mention the Dee nile.

[@ReclusiveEagle]

35:25 *Take out umbrella* *Proceeds to walk forward facing the sun*

[@japalekhin]

When The Very First Was Pyramid Built ???

[@Diana_Fire]

45:06 This is the soundtrack for a mobile game called Eternium.

[@philaypeephilippotter6532]

Why is there so much argument about spelling? According to most linguistic authorities the usual spellings of _civilis/zation_ are both correct, are both common in most *Anglophone* countries and no such authority considers this controversial. Pedantry in spelling is only useful where it prevents misunderstanding. Otherwise it's simply arrogance.

[@ErinBudgets]

I believe the arrogance you’ve give in your response of how well you know the English language is staggering. You’ve attacked people as though you are superior purely because they do not hold the same interests as yourself. Not everyone is ‘obsessed’ as some, and considering it is a British English presenter, the use of ‘s’ is understandable. However, considering this is bloody KZbin, not the history channel or NatGeo this video is open to many people of many nationalities who may not use English as a first language, thus may be used to a certain spelling. You appear to be the instigator for many an argument that can be resolved with a simple, “oh it’s the British spelling, not American but the same word”.

[@philaypeephilippotter6532]

@@ErinBudgets 1. It is not arrogance. I never said that *_I_* am an authority. I did say I've been studying *English* for a long time, which I have. I _did_ say that people shouldn't be pedantic about language, which I believe. 2. I have _attacked_ no-one. Why do _you_ say I have and who do _you_ think I've attacked? 3. I didn't say anything about the presenter. What I said was that both spellings are current in both *_English_** English* and *_US_** English* and all the other variations. This is true according to all authorities. 4. I'm not _obsessed_ with anything. Why do _you_ think I am and what do _you_ think I'm obsessed with? What I said was in response to a post that said that the _z_ spelling in such words as _civilization_ was *_US_** English* rather than *_British_** English.* All I said then was that either spelling is acceptable both here and there. Misguided spelling pedants can upset quite rational people by telling them that they're wrong when they're not. They are usually very didactic.

[@darksaintparker]

The title is giving me an aneurism.

[@tylerdurden4618]

hi.. it's been a while my fwen😌

[@bluesunessences]

Wrong, wrong, no one was buried in the pyramid, if so where are the hyroglyph, the body, the ceremonial afterlife symbols, texts to accompany the dead.

[@patiencesisters5359]

Beautiful culture!

[@janicebillington2633]

The pyramids were not tombs.

[@philaypeephilippotter6532]

Please explain _what_ they were for since you're so sure they're not tombs?

[@chndlr18]

@@philaypeephilippotter6532 To be fair, if they were tombs we would have found at least one mummy in there. At least one. But no, they are buried in the valley of the kings. Asking him to prove they aren't tombs? You prove that they are. There's already evidence that they aren't. Do we know what they were used for? Not yet. And anyone who says they know is either lying to everyone around them or lying to themselves.

[@philaypeephilippotter6532]

@@chndlr18 I'm sorry, I don't understand. All the qualified *Egyptologists* say that they're tombs but it's up to *_me_* to prove it and not up to you to prove the opposite? Now I'm _not_ stupid enough to fall for such a ridiculous ploy. The experts believe they are tombs for a considerable variety of reasons and they know better than you or me. I could list some of the reasons but, judging by your attitude, you're so stuck on your own belief that you wouldn't even consider them. Incidentally I think you'll find that *Janice* is not _him._

[@chndlr18]

@@philaypeephilippotter6532 If you've actually spoken too all those "qualified" people then youd already know it wasn't a tomb. You're just making shit up now, let's be honest here.

[@philaypeephilippotter6532]

@@chndlr18 Ah, so the _experts_ aren't _experts_ by your omniscience! I'm so sorry, I should have realised that you're inevitably right and don't need anything so mundane as evidence to prove your case. And you accuse _me_ of making shit up?

[@OttoChenault]

15:12, animals represent zodiacal houses from the Great Year . Ram =Aries , LION =Leo, Bull( cow)= .Taurus , etc The zodiac divided into 12 roughly equal time segments of approximately 2,160 years each were used to denote which family branch of the feuding Anunaki bloodline is in power, Rex Mundi, lord of Earth. This is what the oldest accounts tell, from Sumaria. Beyond that is lost to written record because of the last deluge, and what we are told by our controllers about our past. Just saying that the Egyptians did not invent or construct but inherited their world post deluge. Information is for indoctrination , not just education anymore.

[@thedevilwuster]

Lay off the drugs Otto

[@stevendeitrich6933]

Archeologists might BS some people to think stone pyramids were carved with copper tools by hand , but that is impossible . They don't know what they are doing !

[@thedevilwuster]

No one said the pyramids were carved with copper tools. My God the state of education these days is dismal. I'll assume you are talking about the section around 51 minutes in when the gentleman mentions copper. Copper was combined with tin from mines in upper Mesopotamia to create bronze and bronze tools can be made to carve stone. Hell, harder stone can be used to carve stone. You're welcome.

[@11bhutch]

I had a feeling she’d say “taxes”.

[@leemaples1806]

i think 4 thousand years ago the pyramids were already more than 7 thousand years old.I dont think the Egyptians had anything to do with the construction of the pyramids.Those that did perished more than 12 thousand years ago.

[@shinkisoushi]

I absolutely loved her

[@asp19471]

Bravo Joann this is my most favorite ancient civilization. You make a show much easier to learn what these people were like And how they lived You make it easier to learn all these people were back then I'm gonna learn more a job well done thank you

[@cj88macleod]

Just a bit of common sense for yall : without already having some real form of a spoken language little pictures an a form of taxes would be useless without being able to understand it first. the idea we just didn't have full blown languages before writing was invented is delusional

[@tinajohnson1988]

Wasnt the cuniform tablets the first writing?

[@philaypeephilippotter6532]

*Cuneiform.* Maybe.

[@SoulDevoured]

It's debated. Especially since the accuracy of carbon dating has been highly scrutinized lately.

[@philaypeephilippotter6532]

@@SoulDevoured They're dated by context as they have no organic carbon in them. C-14 dating is generally considered reliable for artefacts and burnt material less than 50 thousand years old. Many other methods than C-14 dating are used.

[@SoulDevoured]

@@philaypeephilippotter6532 right they're carbon dated by stuff around them, right? I think that's what people debate

[@philaypeephilippotter6532]

@@SoulDevoured Also there are other isotopes that can date organic material better than C-14 over longer periods.

[@strangerdragos9511]

Is there a typo in the title?

[@rachelbonnar]

How could they be so intelligent and not have a flat surface for vessels?

[@thedevilwuster]

Assuming it was closed with cork you wouldn't want a flat bottom. You want the liquid sideways during storage to keep the cork moist and the seal true. After that, if you can afford the pot and what's in it you can afford the holder (holder not included).

[@Grnfinger]

So you are telling me that the Egyptians took the time to carve out animals on rocks but the biggest undertaking of their entire existence completed in 20 years is not documented anywhere? Either the rock carvings are not Egyptian or they did not build the pyramids they moved in.

[@SoulDevoured]

It's also possible they were destroyed. Book burning predates books. Or at least its equivalent.

[@aprilpeterson9105]

If she really respected Egyptian culture, wouldn't she support returning looted artifacts and remains to their homeland?

[@Immopimmo]

Look at it as insurance. Just imagine if someone like the taliban took over Egypt and decided to destroy all pagan artifacts, or if war broke out and Egypt's museums were bombed to pieces. Then you'd be happy that there are collections of Egyptian artifacts around the world.

[@MrFreezook]

About the Animals drawn on mountains in Egypt or elsewhere since prehistoric age, You might call it "hunting magic" But in my understanding, I call that "Hunting permission" Just like today before slaughtering an animal, a Muslim must say a prayer and also must be purified at best. So imagine a group of people who didn't even have language to say a prayer yet... that's probably why they drew them. It's because they had already seen them and they were getting more specific as time goes by.

[@ice9snowflake187]

I like the third pyramid- it's prettier.

[@summerbrooks9922]

Who is CFAPP? What is the name of the interviewee?

[@ashleytitus15]

At around 15:30 I thought she was holding a lightsaber

[@thecosmologist]

The pyramids were NOT tombs and the Egyptians didn't build the Great pyramid. They couldn't have as they didn't have the tools and it's a shame you haven't realised that.

[@Th0rnblade]

papyrus font... so classy

[@luna_lynn18]

What confuses me is I'm pretty sure king Khufu's body has never actually been found it's just read and and speculated that this was where he was, but she is speaking like it's a fact. Very odd.

[@philaypeephilippotter6532]

Such evidence as there is, and there's quite a bit, supports her statements.

[@luna_lynn18]

@@philaypeephilippotter6532 actually there is not. There is a chamber dedicated king Kufu his body was never found and it is just speculation. She is speaking as though it is fact and not speculation. There has never been any mummy or tomb to be recovered in any pyramid, that is the facts we know.

[@philaypeephilippotter6532]

@@luna_lynn18 But there have been many sarcophagi and it appears that all the pyramids have been robbed. Sarcophagi look quite remarkably like large granite coffins. Tomb robbers would have taken any mummies they found to strip them of jewels, etc., in the light outside.

[@luna_lynn18]

@@philaypeephilippotter6532 being that no mummy body was ever found in a pyramid makes her claim speakong as though its fact lose it merrit. There were intricate chambers in many pyramids to represent things and people but no bodies have ever been found. Many kings where put to rest in a crypt in the valley of kings. My problem here is the way she is speaking like it is a fact that Giza was his resting place when wthe evidence we have does not support it. Yes there were theives, yes Giza had theive passages because there was plenty of items worth value in the pyramids. Often the inside of the pyramids are often described of wing inside an intricate machine, and some beileve with their shape and way they were designed inside that there was more to them than just being someone's resting place.

[@luna_lynn18]

@@philaypeephilippotter6532 also the acient Egyptians used symbolism a lot so even thos sarcophagi were found that doesn't mean it was used to store the kings actual body. My only problem is that she is speakong as if it was fact and as if his body was found there.

[@didee86]

That first glyph looks like a kangaroo. Brings to mind the Gosford hyrogliphics and their validity. And the boomarangs found in ancient Egypt.

[@YouAskedForThis563]

Of course the historian cult once again omitted how the greatest Egyptian megaliths show wear consistent with water wear that predates the ice age meteor bombardment. One of the older pyramids was possibly blasted apart by a comet that turned a section of the dessert sands into holy lime green glass that was reserved for making jewelry. The pyramids of Egypt, South America and China appears to have been made by the same global or migrating civilization.

[@cleverfitz779]

Good morning everyone

[@briezzy365]

Who produces this?

[@conniead5206]

The Dispilio tablet, the Gradeshnita tablet, and Danube Script are all older than pictograph “tax tags” this program says is the first writing. They are currently dated before 5,000 BC. Their problem is that they were not found in Egypt or Mesopotamia. Cuneiform is older than those pictograph tags anyway. 3,400 BC vs 3,250 BC. Those animals and birds on the tax tags, if that is what they are, likely identified a village or city taxes were received from. And why does she think they imitated the sound of the critter, even in their heads, let alone out loud? I have no idea what noises a heron makes, but try to picture that in your mind. “Five bags of wheat from “quack, quack”, ten sheep from “baa, baa”, twenty casks of wine from “moo, moo”.”.

[@PAIP_Studio]

Did you have a stroke while typing the title of this video?

[@daniel3231995]

Anyone confirm that earth 🌎really tilts by degrees over eons?

[@thedevilwuster]

Science confirms.

[@daniel3231995]

@@thedevilwuster ur not science

[@thedevilwuster]

@@daniel3231995 You Are

[@petjobedet4650]

8:15 looks like Mars

[@massimosquecco203]

The great gallery has never been a space conceived for a stairway! I tell that because I've been there and I've seen that the modern men built a wooden structure as a substitute for it just it, a place to normally walk. It wasn't simply meant for this activity. My point of view is like this: or there is another passage where humans can move on, at least, for a funeral activity without jumps, otherwise, the great PRRAMMID, as Zahi would call it, has been designed as something other than a tomb.

[@davidcorbett1713]

The Grand Gallery was a work area where a Counterweight truck ran up and down on a track and rollers inside the Grand Gallery. It was used to lift the stones to build the Kings Chamber.

[@listenup2882]

Ancient African civilization!

[@MsKittyGirl2010]

What if the Ancient Egyptian's are right about the afterlife and our modern outlook of death is completely wrong 🤷

[@lillywhite80]

NO MUMMIES HAVE ever been found in any pyramids..56:00

[@justastrider3252]

Source?

[@lillywhite80]

@@justastrider3252 SOURCE, Lol just facts prove me wrong ..

[@justastrider3252]

@@lillywhite80 you made a statement. Now back it up with evidence. Litteraly any source will work.

[@lillywhite80]

@@justastrider3252 this video has misrepresented the truth by informing people that mummies are from pyramids is laughable when we all know that the pyramids are in Cairo and the Pharaohs are buried in Luxor at the Valley of the Kings or Valley of the Queens respectively. i cant prove a false negative, if it were true by now you would goggled it and came back with... on xxxx date pharaoh xxxxxxx was removed from pyramid xxxxxx but you havnt because that information dosnt exists it has NEVER HAPPENED, EVER...

[@lillywhite80]

@@justastrider3252 Hears a little fact you might enjoy,when the British discovered the valley of the kings etc when they came across the Valley of the Artisans, the guys who built everything and did all carvings etc The british used those mummies as fuel for there trains. apparently mummies burn better then coal so they systematical worked they way though maybe a million mummies...

[@mersiannamakrinos9605]

Very interesting, so different from the Ancient Greek culture. 🙄😳😘

[@Lyle-xc9pg]

Ancient egypt was full of greeks

[@MrFreezook]

I'm not against Egyptology nor against Joann Fletcher in any way... at the contrary, This is an awesome documentary, but there's one thing ... only 1 thing at the very beginning of the video that might make you understand what is destiny. She said the Image of riding a camel at the pyramids is completely misleading :))) well in the realm of: there are no coincidences ... Let me remind you that the Camel is the Ship of the desert ;) and THIS ship is the one that truly deserves to have the sun on top of its head if ever this was a thing of truth...

[@VaBeachBeach2971]

Does anyone see that face on the cliff right above the man and woman just bit to the right above them? At 7:49 Is that a real carving of face or Pareidolia?

[@garywalvetne6493]

Ok lady, as your talking how old first civilizations were, your standing next to something so old and first royal burial ground, how do you explain the structure by you? Being so old

[@rachelcookson3492]

It’s just mind boggling to know that we existed 19,000 yrs ago and how amazing evolution is. What a shame technology is evolving way too fast and ruining our world.

[@schriebeschriebs7501]

No pictures on the walls in the Great Pyramid? is it really a tomb, in other Tombs there are stories of life and after life ?

[@comfortouch]

13:40 That 'cow' sculpture looks a heck of a lot like a silverback gorilla.

[@nicholassudov2299]

Like. But that civilization's "zenith" was rather low, as compared to what followed. It was not their fault. of course. They were among the pioneers of development of civilization to its inevitable end.

[@alankent]

I hate that when talking about the civilizations on the Nile, we only hear about upper and lower Egypt. Nubia built pyramids also. Is the issue that they did not fit into the caucasian way of thinking?

[@elhombredeoro955]

29:10 there's why I will never go to Egypt.

[@a.r.tavares1322]

That is one conceptual cow... 🤔

[@kollumthirteen]

lol such confidence in her making up everything as she goes, pretty impressive 😳😂😂😂

[@noimspartacus4357]

But, you know better?

[@YoriSch5179]

This is not true history, our history goes way back to Atlantis and before.

[@luciusjamalgreye]

For some reason I couldn't give less of a shit about ancient Egypt

[@N0xKn1ght]

Wait... hold the phone... is that a blonde mummy??? Blonde hair is a caucasian trait.... recent history dictates that caucasians did not come in contact with Egypt till the Roman period?

[@Noex63]

The Sphinx... may be 8000 years old?

[@theoriginalkings8042]

even older and it's actually a black woman. Not a man

[@noimspartacus4357]

So, you spend hours on a documentary, but couldn’t spend ten seconds on the title? Other than the that, very enjoyable. Thanks.

[@marthakrumboltz2710]

Would it be too difficult to name this presentation when was the first pyramid built or are the presenters here Chinese?

[@platinum_noelle]

"Was" should come after "pyramid", not before...

[@wendy2593]

In the Bible, we are told that while Moses was trying to bargain with Pharaoh for the Jews release so they could sacrifice to YHWY, Pharaoh's suggested that they do their sacrifices there. But Moses replied that would be against their laws and religion, because the Egyptians worshipped the bull, if they were to sacrifice a bull in their presence, they would be killed. This is also said in the books of Jasher and Jubilees. I love to read these books. They are truthful & inspiring. Of course many do not believe this, in this modern time. People have accepted the sciences as their gods. It's funny that many scientists believe in the old pagan gods and Kabbalah.....While they teach there is no God.

[@RandomRangerRambles]

I gotta wonder why the flat earther, aliens and advanced civilization power pyramid builder mummy denier wackadoodles even watch these documentaries. There are channels for the wild haired history conspiracy theorists a plenty for those who want to rant about giants and pyramid power. Go there; you’ll be happier.

[@philaypeephilippotter6532]

Amigo, I totally agree! 👍🍻

[@june9354]

egypt was so far advanced back then and years to come , so why do they stand still. seems the men have completely taken over ,, the rules !! but love the history and how they lived from start to place .

[@listenup2882]

You mean the Arabs in Egypt.

[@LaurinhaPimenta]

E eu repito: TIRA A PATA DE CIMA DA ESCULTURA DE 5000 ANOS POXA

[@milliescookies]

The title to this video gave me a headache

[@gailhandschuh1138]

I see that figure dressed all in black with the black parasol and know that I am off on an adventure of exploration in Egypt. Joanne is forever saying that she thinks or believes things to be this way or that. She always seems to be open to another opinion on the country and culture. I also know that I am being spoken to NOT at like a child or ignorant person. The fascination through her speech patterns makes things both educational and interesting to me.

[@raineymills8106]

Thats what I thought it looked like

[@ivan55599]

[Psst], it was ancient aliens!

[@Emilia_Ema]

ivan55599 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA 😂

[@billbillinness4742]

I like the delivery of the sunkljevt matter however. Is it not a fact that the Pyramids are not burial mounds and they are not 3000 to 5000 years old. Unfortunately for me. This good programme will have no meaning. WHY do you not look st the Archeology not the myth and lies of the history.

[@nihilisticnut9916]

What a load of nonsense.

[@bobbrooks80]

Kinda makes it hard to believe anything else she spouts,

[@ginmarie6299]

The typo in your title is triggering af. Wtf is wrong with me lmfao

[@finnmcginn9931]

What typo?

[@paulirving2012]

Hmmm,....

[@einsteinwallah2]

how do you know beef was the main thing on menu? may be it was hippo? this is pseudo history

[@elhombredeoro955]

Ever tried slaughtering a hippo?

[@a.r.tavares1322]

@@elhombredeoro955 I'm sure somebody somewhere tried... 🙄

[@philaypeephilippotter6532]

Since there are extensive records, mostly in hieratic, of the food consumed the all-important _they_ do know. Yours are _pseudo-facts._

[@melodysmind1427]

The title of the video

[@JamesTaylor-yh9rl]

this pagan woman seems to believe every word of it