The Lost Labyrinth of Egypt - The Findings

Hey Hunters,
Happy New Year!
Starting off this season's vids with a look into the History of the Labyrinth of Egypt at the Hawara Pyramid complex.
Links -
Mataha Expedition Promo Trailer - www.college.columbia.edu/core...
Mataha Expedition Report - issuu.com/yago1/docs/labyrint...
2022 EGYPT tour -
adeptexpeditions.com/tours/an...
Let me know what you think
JJ xx
#egypt #Labyrinth #lost #ancienttech #atlantis

[@mj101inf9]

You can be certain of two things: if regular people know about these labyrinths and tunnels, then Egyptian authorities know about them too. And if they know but haven’t talked about it, it means they’ve already explored it in secret and decided that nobody needs to know what they found.

[@slimfadey1901]

I don't understand the motivation of the Egyptian authorities and Mr. Hawiss for hiding this discovery. Even if what is in there rewrites history, they could make their marks on history by being the ones who rewrite it. They aren't even trying to preserve it from water damage by pumping it out. I can't even get my mind around knowing that the labyrinth is there and not doing anything about it

[@Chuck8541]

@@slimfadey1901 Corruption and greed, man. Wars, and deaths, have occurred for a few shiny baubles. Hawass and these corrupt people want time to loot it, and enrich themselves privately, and secretly. Then they make an announcement about the discovery, and the world is amazed at this new EMPTY CHAMBER that has been discovered; and the crowd goes wild. Hawass and his cronies get rich from the loot - probably going to numerous black market private collections, and the empty chamber gives the, some notoriety and fame that they desire. It’s a win win for these bastards. Egypt - as lovely as its history is - has a very corrupt political class, in our current modern era.

[@Keef_DGAF]

@@slimfadey1901 it's pretty simple, research the history of Hawiss.. he's a con-man and a thief. My best guess is that either he is just living up to the person he has always been, or the egyptian government is holding his past over him and have him in his position as scapegoat so that they can cover up the true history of egypt.. because whether you wish to believe it or not, THEY know that the current egyptians are NOT the natives of egypt and have no ties to those who built these structures to begin with.

[@matthewkurapka1426]

@@Keef_DGAF I love that theory! It would give good reason...

[@bouldlad]

The Egyptian authorities don't trust any western crews doing archeology anymore. I don't blame them. But unfortunately they don't have enough money to do the digs themselves

[@bgpdx1914]

Not much I can say that hasn't already be stated, but as a long-ago History Major -- I turn 79 in a matter of weeks -- you keep blowing my mind with great new stuff. And oh, how you present it!!! If my profs had been half as charming, entertaining & beautiful, I'd have never dozed off in those 90 minute, 7:30 am classes. You are an absolute delight -- thanks so much & keep those videos coming.

[@ameliaraath5719]

I don't know why I am stuck in a job when there are EGYPTIAN LABYRINTHS to excavate!!! This world is an RPG game and there's so much to discover! Amazing video, thank you!

[@BizlaC]

The world is an RPG and we're just a bunch of NPCs waiting for the main player to beat the boss (the general of antiquities) and unlock level 2.

[@Winged_Snek]

Ur stuck at a job because billions of people are convinced capitalism is a good system

[@thrumylenns2207]

Time to break out of the matrix

[@highvoltagemess]

Oh and love the humour and positivity both, keeps a good and healthy balance, with some laughter for us! 👍

[@renaissanceentertainment111]

The scan was done 2008, but we started the process in 2006. There were many of us involved, Louis went of on a tangent and funded it. Hawass blocked all the results and declared it a military zone.

[@renaissanceentertainment111]

@@voltagebinary1006 You are on the right track "the people in power don't want the world to know what our true history is/was" but there is much more than that. Too much to go into here, but some of It is covered in RED GRANITE, the rest will be revealed in the doumentaries.

[@mnomadvfx]

Hawass does not get to declare a military zone fool. He is with the antiquities ministry - not the military. The only people that tell the military what to do run the actual country - not the museums and dig sites. Making Hawass into some big bad monster serves nothing but a false narrative run by the real con artists pushing books full of archaeo fantasy to profit by making fun of real archaeology while pushing false interpretations of it based on nothing more than their imaginations. "Louis went of on a tangent" That I can agree on - he's a crackpot, even his own university has distanced itself from his declarations on the subject. Wild claims require wild evidence - he used artistic license to interpret scientific data designed to map out water tables and declared it to be the labyrinth all by himself. If Hawass didn't want anyone near it he would have just denied access in the first place - the ministry only allowed access because the other party involved in the expedition was going there to map out the water table which the ministry was interested in because of the likelihood of saltwater intrusion which ruins limestone as found in the Hawara pyramid.

[@SimonHaestoe]

@@mnomadvfx You talk about "real science", yet anyone reading your post - who has been in this scene for a few months - will be able to predict your whole post after reading 5 words. You're a mouthpiece and being openminded isn't what you do (because, let me guess, you are above that?). Well, ask any "real scientist" - any of the actual geniuses in history - about being open minded. Think they'll say it's valuable...? About "distancing themselves". Maybe you've heard of cancel culture, and that distancing is the new hot thing to do (and lame as f, as any real scientist would agree with). Your whole post was blanket statements, yet you claim to represent real science. Science is specific. Yeah, of course Jahannah - or anyone else - can't know, because how could they? Science is also about being flexible and having a f'n hypothesis.... What do actual scientists say about failure? Or anyone who has had any success? Do you say give up or keep trying? Fail fast or slow? Get a f'n grip and start dreaming again. There's nothing wrong with that. Einstein, of all people, said either nothing is magical or everything is. It's all a matter of perspective. Science constantly finds stuff that is WAY crazier than the stuff ppl could make up - to the point that it would be cringe in a b-move - like water having a memory or being affected by our thoughts. But do you think that stuff gets into the papers...? No, it f'n doesn't because we are supposed to believe the world is empty, cold and that we're all alone; that each and everyone is our own little island and that we have no impact on anything. Well, since we're told that from the day we're born, we won't strive for anything (at least not with any conviction). We aren't supposed to believe that we're connected and that there's "magic" (again, a matter of perspective). Any real scientist, who practises science rather than corruption, could make a case for alchemy being real. You probably laugh at the prospect but maybe you shouldn't. Again: F'n thoughts impact water. And we know chemical reactions exist. Everything affects everything but A LOT of the reactions are invisible. Gravity, if it exists, is invisible. Gravity, and all the other occult forces, can't be seen. Doesn't mean they don't exist. Corruption is often hidden but it's definitely there. See the documentary "revelation of the pyramids" and see if you maintain that nothing is being hidden...

[@jgenterprises6650]

@@renaissanceentertainment111 can you hint to some documentaries for that topic please?

[@renaissanceentertainment111]

@@mnomadvfx Well, let us agree to disagree. I have much more to say on Hawass, and Hawarra and other topics, but not here.

[@gabel8345]

As someone who spent a whole year in Egypt investigating various sites, including ancient sites in Fayoum, Aswan and even Siwa, I would like to applaud you on the accuracy of your research. I would add that by talking to many locals and other foreign truth seekers, the consensus that I came across as to why the authorities close off certain sites to the public is because they are legitimately afraid that digging up specific underground tunnels will release demons on to the country. While it might sound ludicrous, this is often the reason and such ideas are very deeply ingrained into Egyptian culture. There are countless stories of lavish mansions like the Baron palace for example, that were completely abandoned for decades due to the perception that they may be housing demons.

[@JennWest-Liberty]

I think that once people realize that Christianity is based on ancient myths the "authorities" are afraid that the information will release the daemons in people who no longer have christianity to follow.

[@antonybasta1591]

@@JennWest-Liberty if I’m understanding your comment correctly, you’re saying that the government is keeping the information from the public so that they can hide the truths of their religions from them and keep them from doubting… but Egypt is a Muslim country… so why would they fear that the “truths” of Christianity would come out. I am an Egyptian Christian by the way, and I can assure you the government would not shelter the Christian religion if they could falsify it. Again, Egypt is a primarily Muslim country

[@patrickblue3813]

​@@JennWest-Liberty More than likely they will realise that the Bible is based on facts if certain information came to light and not based on ancient myths in the slightest, which is where demons (aka fallen angels) come into play There is more evidence that what is stated in the Bible is factual and not based on myths than there ever will be of it being based on myths Also the thing to remember is the fact that the demons aka fallen angels done the same sort of things that is mentioned in the Bible but their own versions of it which is where confusion sets in for people believing like you do that the Bible is based on those stories / myths when it is not it is the opposite way round myths and stories are based on what the Bible states

[@JennWest-Liberty]

@@patrickblue3813 except the myths were around prior to the Bible being written.

[@patrickblue3813]

@@JennWest-Liberty What the Bible mentions precedes the myths

[@davidd5912]

Jahannah it's amazing that you made a video about this. I have followed this story since 2008, and have always been so upset , especially that Zawai Hawass is CONSTANTLY blocking the advancement of the lost knowledge that exists hidden in Egypt. I have been studying lost and ancient tech/cultures for 25 years as a hobby, and after seeing your videos I've absolutely been inspired to start producing content of my own. Its so great that an amazing young woman is bringing topics like these to more and more people's consciousness (s). So, thanks and you effing rock

[@misstigerbubbles]

Why do people keep mentioning her age and gender I find it weird and lowkey sexist

[@deanlongthon4963]

Hawass lies.

[@Ariocsneedle]

@@misstigerbubbles Brain Rot Detected

[@anthonybaransky137]

That's ok. Hawass is an old man and he won't survive for that many more years. Maybe the next guy won't be so uptight

[@Hellblaze81]

Really? He probably groomed a successor already, come on, you can't be that naïve...

[@jamesdriskell4820]

Flinders Petrie is also featured prominently in Laurence Gardner's book "Lost Secrets of the Sacred Ark", one of my "Go To" references, along with most of his other books, about the origin of civilization/civilizations. I studied "Lost Secrets" for a different purpose but it is a tremendous reference with loads of footnotes to original documents. There's a few of us on this planet who want to know the truth, no matter what it is or how it conflicts with dogmatic scientific or religious teachings (and I lump those together because "Science" has become a new religion). I've read all of Graham Hancock's works and he's the one that got me started on my quest years ago, but once I found Gardner he became my go to source. He's a historical genealogist who had access to family lines predating Pharaonic Egypt, back to the Sumerians and Annunaki. Fascinating stuff and fascinating conclusions he made! This is my first visit here, and I'm subscribed. I love your attitude! Keep up the fine work!!

[@williambriggs8189]

P.S your videos are my favourite thing in the whole world, the way you talk about it all, your passion, your excitement and your querky-ness is all what makes the channel the best!

[@alexpratt71]

It’s great that you and other younger ppl are examining these things and bringing them to ppl of your generation. Most of us have known these things for years, but have no Avenue or will to bring it to others. Kudos. Keep up the good work, you’re doin great kid 👍👏👏👏

[@arovis]

Cheers to the KZbin algorithm for pointing me in the direction of your channel. Welcome! It's heartening to see more folks willing to discuss matters that might seem plain as day, yet are often brushed under the carpet in history.

[@darellnewsome4459]

This was so fascinating! I had never heard of this labyrinth! Thank you for enlightening us with your videos and please keep doing what you are doing!

[@BatMan-ev7zg]

So looking forward to this , bright insight with jimmy and unchartedx are my 3 go to channels youse all dedicate a lot of time and a couldn't thank youse enough....kettle is on 🙌

[@scottharvey-davies1607]

Another cracking production. You never fail to deliver. Thank you !

[@darrickdean1849]

You would think Egypt would be inviting all to come in and investigate this find. This would do so much for their culture, history, and economy. It's maddening how the reigning authorities (particularly the gatekeeper you mention) have closed the doors on finds like this - and not to mention suspected new chambers in the pyramids and under the sphinx. You're right, they suppressed this extremely well. I was doing a little research on the Labyrinth for my next novel, and this didn't come up very readily.

[@bruceames9224]

Hi Johanna, I love that you are diving into this and have this presents online. Thank you! You seem very informed and I know this would not be new news to you, but I like your presumption of “going to ground…” It brings me immediately to thoughts of Cappadocia and the underground systems found in various parts of the world! Love the reference to Chiselhurst caves. I’m diving in!!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌿~ Bruce

[@jonathandunn1032]

I'm so excited to see what johannah has found to tell us all I know its gonna be really amazing shes always finding things that historians don't always want to give us information on. I have everything on my agenda today all pushed back just so I can watch with out interruption.

[@WayneBraack]

No! There is not any hidden history that historians don't want to give us information on. Think about it. Discovering and presenting history is what historians do it's how they make their bread and butter and if you happen to come across something new and different you can get famous for it and make some money on it. If there was actually some knowledge that was unknown to The world at Large somebody would be publishing books about it and doing lectures. But you want to believe that there's some kind of a conspiracy to hide information from us that it's been going on for at least since the industrial age took off in the late 1700s and amounts to tens of thousands of people involved in presenting history in all these sciences that it would encompass keeping the secret over that long of a period of time and not one single person ever wanting to see you know I think I'm just going to tell the truth and become rich and famous? You actually believe that? So what actual hard evidence do you have for this?

[@user-vb7jt3ec3s]

@@WayneBraack I created in this chanal a good video about pyrameds I wish for you a good watching

[@sydneysimon7112]

Great video I love hearing about this labyrinth and you’ve found a lot I’ve never heard about thank you so much for your curiosity, hard work and for sharing

[@seaniekay]

I'm quite close to Chislehurst caves its a remarkable place the earliest parts date back to the druids then there is a roman and saxon expansions almost 30 miles of tunnels the whole local population lived down there during the 2nd world war and the place is more a museum to that period. The place definitely has a strange vibe in some of the tunnels and they used to hold contests to see if anyone could spend a night down there alone without a light but several people went a bit crazy and got injured quite badly so you cant officially do it anymore. Also one of chambers has a very dark occultic looking carved altar out of the cave wall by a lady artist that seems to depicting the end of the world or some sort of apocalyptic event it was done fairly recently and its not widely known about so finding out her motivation or why its even in there is hard but it is incredibly impressive and looks very very old. I would definitely recommend the tour where you go on a roughly 1 mile route through the 3 sections and on a separate slightly lighter note its actually used by LARPers and i was suprised to see a group of fully grown adults dressed as wizards, knights and elves dressed in full armor and weaponry going in as i left, im not criticising this but was just pleasantly shocked to see this in real life and inner geek in me was desperate to ask to join in. Anyway my 2 cents on Chislehurst caves and a big shout out to this channel i have literally just found you and have really enjoyed your content and the fact your local girl blew my mind

[@chadjonesvii9369]

I love your energy and topics you talk about! This is my new favorite KZbin channel! Awesome job and if you keep making them, I'll keep watching them.👍🏻💯

[@MayhemProspecting]

AMAZING TOPIC! Love your channel and the amount of work you put into them, thank you!

[@kellypg]

I'm absolutely in love with your videos. This is so exciting.

[@fracyoulongtime8123]

Just found your channel and it is great! Love the fact you are asking these question that most “historians” are afraid to ask! Keep it up!!!

[@user-ff4nv4hd3l]

Firstly i adore the channel and ALL content for two reasons, it gives me a jumping point for my own historical adventure and the bonus is the phone call between my daughter and I after each new episode, doesnt matter if we agree with or not with any new content but it always leads to hours long converations and for that, I am eternally grateful ❤

[@heyodi3092]

Jahannah, you are so good at this!!! Captivating presentation and the info is so well laid out. Atlantis is coming to the surface of the collective consciousness and you’re doing great work to push it along. Well done!

[@1Search]

yes very ... this new hair style is quite remarkable .. --- Atlantis ... is it 12,500 BC ? --- i heard that it was a very deep spiritual abyss Atlantis fell into (or dealved into) that made the 'ocean to swallow it up' ...

[@zackmoon592]

The channel Atlantean Gardens is another great source for finding out more about the subject. The channel runner is an anthropologist who also found all the discrepancies in the official timeline and concerted effort on the behalf of global governments to conceal it deeply disconcerting and tries to explore the hidden history that's been covered up.

[@heyodi3092]

@@zackmoon592 I love him!! One of my favorite channels!

[@Anyextee]

Reminder is set!

[@kathytucker]

Thank you for being interested in the mysteries! I totally agree with you and am so happy to see the information get out there!

[@davidosborne3187]

Hi Jahannah, Just found you and I do enjoy your style!! The subjects you cover are dear to my heart and I look forward to digging into your back episodes. I saw your earliest Egyptian episodes and right from the start what appealed to me was your very natural style. In those episodes I found your narrative spontaneous compared to the official guides rather boring descriptions which I have seen on a number of occasions. Anyway keep it up and thank you. David 🇨🇦

[@calknight1666]

Been down Chislehurst caves a few times over the years and find them fascinating especially the acoustic qualities

[@tnhuckleberry01]

Excellent as usual! Love the tattoo. Copper chisel, the best yet! If you can sometime, check out some bits about Vilcabamba is a city located in the province of Loja, in southern Ecuador. It is said to be the valley of longevity. I just can't help to believe all these places from Mesopotamia, Egypt, Peru, and many more are all connected. Keep up the good work! Cheers

[@christopherhickner4673]

It is a joy to hear you speak of these wonders and the rediscovery of the labyrinth in Egypt will be momentous!!! Love ya !!! Big big fan!!

[@noelmciver737]

Happy New year from Noel in Perth Western Australia. Great to see your videos in 2022. Keep up the good work!

[@AlmostLakai94]

I always get the urge to comment how awesome Yousef is whenever he's brought up in something lmao. Grateful for his family's work/knowledge 🙏🏽

[@Valkyrie_71]

I literally just revisited and researched the labyrinth the other day and found something astounding! Cant wait to see if you came up with the same as me ❤

[@bluedog7222]

The more research the better. 👍

[@Valkyrie_71]

@@bluedog7222 I go on whole night long binges lol. up til 6am sleep all day, do it all again.

[@mikerettig4445]

Soo what did you find?

[@Valkyrie_71]

​@@mikerettig4445 ALOT lol.. Where would i even start? Ive been doing this for many years now. Studying everything and anything i can get my hands on through online resources and libraries. I have a pretty good sized library of books on the ancient past. I've poured over countless reports, thesis, and lectures. I've read in-depth histories and followed expeditions and ancient accounts by Herodotus, Strabo, Diodorus, Pliny, Homer, Flinders Petrie, Solon, Plato (ofc) and others. Studied everything i could from ancient and lost civilisations in and around Africa, the Mediterannean, mid-east, Europe on the Medit.. ancient Greece and Egypt are my main focus. Ancient man, prehistoric studies, paleo studies, anthropology, archaeological sites, volcanism, oceanographic and hydrological studies, plate techtonics and the history of great earthquakes/mega-tsunamis, middle east and India asiatic studies, migrations and civilisations of man, history of civiliation collapses, Bronze age, first civilisations, the Amazons, migrations of wild animals and food sources for man, catastrophies, comet impacts and histories of the "gods" and their respective pantheons, linguistics/studies of ancient languages, ancient mariners, stars and astrology.. any "ology" you name it. Its partly for pure interest and to learn something every day, and partly research for several books I am writing. I work at home so i have mounds of time, and i know that many people just dont have the time or energy for such intensive research. I save absolutly every important link to a website i deem of importance that can be revisited anytime for reference. Some times I will go on for several days though and have to force myself to stop and take breaks, but always very happy to share my findings.

[@Valkyrie_71]

@@mikerettig4445 oh but if you just meant on this subject, scroll up^ ...or down depending on where my other post is haha. its 3am where i am.

[@addistrasser4711]

Love your channel! Thanks for all you do!

[@AllGoodThingsSeekJT1]

Just found your channel and love everything you do and passion is unmatched when it comes to these topics!!

[@thorstonmanderlay5010]

Another great, informative video - thank you, Jahannah! I had heard about the lost labyrinth before but here was a lot new information. Like you I want to know more about what has been discovered back in 2008. Trust Hawass (and the people behind him) once again acting as a stumbling block in the exploration. I bet he wanted this to be his own gig, well covered on National Geographic. And then the Egyptian revolution happened. God knows what is happening there now... I was also intrigued to hear about the Chislehurst Caves. Definitely going to drive up to London one of these days to take a look at them! Maybe, if other people watching this channel are interested & up for it, we could organise a little group to go down there? Just a thought...

[@stephenveatch6494]

There definitely is a lot more of our history not talked about in the mainstream. Thanks for the cool vid. Keep up the good works.

[@shibbyoh8]

Just found you yesterday. You’re wonderful and I appreciate all the work you’ve put in! Thank you! Stay you!

[@skyhowl3297]

I just discovered the channel and it is awesome you are awesome. As someone who also has an interest in ancient Mysteries and history I have to say you are Master narrator and storyteller. This was particularly powerful for me because I love mazes and labyrinths and you introduced me to one that I never heard of that I didn't even know existed. I also have to say you are an absolutely brilliant researcher and oh I loved the Minotaur demonhead surrounded by candles that was awesome! Awesome Channel keep up the good work. Keep exposing the great unknown Mysteries.

[@floydriebe4755]

hey, Jahannah! cool stuff, here. too bad the water table is so high. i can imagine our Indiana James creeping thru a labyrinth by candle light, avoiding death traps to find......TREASURE! or, at least, signs of ancient tech. keep us posted, darlin. what's up next?

[@les9962]

Very interesting video. They shouldn't be allowed to keep things secret. Love the hair happy new year. Good luck with this year's visits looking forward to seeing your video's ⛰

[@PsyCygnet]

Subbed. For sure! I love this stuff mate I just can’t get enough of it.🇬🇧

[@JAYVEEFaithFamilyFun]

You keep coming up in my suggested and after 4 videos suggested I haven't been disappointed and you have scratched that part of my brain. Just subbed

[@The_Dudester]

Yesterday, a dunderhead with a YT channel (with 155k subscribers) put out a video about how the pyramids and such are only 5k years old (basically regurgitating what academics have been saying forever). I ended up having a heated discussion with him and several of his simps about how recent finds absolutely destroy the 5k years old theory. They stuck to their guns. When I brought up the schist disc, they dismissed it with "Oh, skilled craftsmen back then did this all the time-simple." I challenged them to watch Jimmy's pyramid video (12-24-20) and explain the weathered granite inside of the great pyramid. This morning, I see, that the comments section on that video were disabled. I guess the truth hurts.

[@mikeishome69]

Who was the dunderhead?

[@The_Dudester]

Update: Not only has Stefan Milo taken down his dunderhead video, he posted a video that is a retraction of his dunderhead video. Go check it out. I guess that "using copper chisels on solid granite" made him rethink his hypothesis.

[@mikeishome69]

@@The_Dudester He published a video explaining why he put the video on private, It doesn't match what you say. Do you think maybe your statement is a bit premature.

[@The_Dudester]

@@mikeishome69 No. Using copper chisels on granite is ridiculous. That's like using a plastic spoon to try to dig through sandstone.

[@mikeishome69]

@@The_Dudester Its weird that you think copper is the only thing they used. These were skilled craftsmen, That did this everyday all day long. Do you think they wouldn't know how to do this work with the tools they has access to. It seems really arrogant to think only our civilization or some special or super advanced people could do what the Egyptians accomplished. It seems you have fallen down a hole that has no bottom and only gets bigger with each whisper.

[@marieordos]

I’m excited!

[@nickjenkins6905]

Love the video and channel Jahannah and hope you keep putting out more content like this. I was in Hawarra last week - there's very little to see at the labyrinth site itself but it looks like it's been extensively excavated and recovered with piles of dirt in recent times, so I suspect the authorities know a lot more than they are letting on... The water table comes up so high within the pyramid that I think the labyrinth itself must be flooded too, and it's going to be a big challenge to explore further. Hope we get to find out more at some point - this seems like one of the most important sites in Egypt.

[@bob_btw6751]

By now, the rising water table has likely turned any organic content in the labyrinth into sludge and also washed away any plaster that has been painted. It is like losing the Libraries of Alexandria all over again.

[@alvarogonzalezgambini7598]

Love your channel. Thanks for all of this.

[@patrickbashara2159]

In my earlier time, like when I was in my late 20's I studied ancient Archeology, at U Mass Amherst , Massachusetts. I agree with your thought line. None of the numbers lined up, huge blanks of time missing. The Meso, & South American indians, didn't know who built the great structures in the Americas. " They found them!" Even then there was stuff missing.

[@zackmoon592]

Same for my Anthropology studies at Texas State. From the kennewick man cover up, to the false dating of ancient structures, to the new-age marxists rewrites of human biology; none of it seems to align with the objective reality of humanity's existence and history. Check out the channel Atlantean Gardens, I find his videos very interesting, and he too is an anthropologist who rejects the official dogma

[@anonymous123666]

Can't wait !!!

[@markfocht2125]

Hey Jahannah, it's not often you come across someone so beautiful inside n out and her intellect and enthusiasm matches her beauty! Love your work n ur spirit, keep spreading this knowledge, you're absolutely amazing:)

[@BrandonBaileyIG]

Love your Chanel! you got a new fan... thank you for all of the video's & info!

[@DtheMan112]

Please continue doing these videos!! My whole family watches these lol

[@ponjo02]

Wow, so happy that I found this channel but it is strange that I haven't found it earlier since it covers alot of the sphere of my interest. Couldn't agree more when it comes to the hopeless history wrecker and liar Dr. H, my blood boils and I almost turns berserk like my ancestors just thinking of him. Love from Sweden 💙💛💙

[@sociallyretarded2909]

Agreed! Dudes infuriating!

[@simonallan9941]

You are absolutely awesome 👌 and are coming up with everything I want to investigate 🔎 ❤️, also you're very easy to understand and follow with the perfect expressions and hand gesticulations, which not only makes it easier for others to remember what you said (believe it or not) but also let's you talk faster and more clearly 😀, thank you awesomely for such a great Chanel which I'd love to support wholeheartedly xo.

[@peterracer1]

Thank you for your insight, your colorful funny explanation is grand! You make me laugh and want to continue watching!❤️

[@Figment_Zero]

Casually planning my entire evening around this.

[@DesertWolfSurvival]

Hahaha

[@user-vb7jt3ec3s]

@@DesertWolfSurvival I created in this chanal a good video about pyrameds I wish for you a good watching

[@Yves95128]

I remember reading the French comic "Asterix in Egypt", at a certain point they are trapped in the "pyramid labyrinth", I looked a little bit around and there is no such thing, I wonder where Uderzo and Goscinny (the authors) got their inspiration from, or it's just a made-up coincidence...The thing is that even if the labyrinth is real, any artifact or interesting evidence disappeared, for sure. It's like people trying to break-into Area 51, now that it's declassified, if there was ever something there, it got moved somewhere else...

[@davidjordan2336]

The idea that there are labyrinths within the pyramids is a pretty widespread misconception. It was what I was taught when I was very little. Probably confusing the passages within the pyramids with the actual Egyptian labyrinths. On the other hand, there is plenty of circumstantial and folkloric evidence that there is a large labyrinth under the Giza plateau, and with that much speculation about it likely linking up with the passages within the pyramids, the Sphynx and the other buildings on the site.

[@tonnywildweasel8138]

I know that book. At least we now know where the nose of the Sphinx is :-)

[@Yves95128]

@@tonnywildweasel8138 😂

[@mnomadvfx]

@@davidjordan2336 Well, yes and no. There are extensive catacombs in some cases like under the Step Pyramid of Djoser/Imhotep at Saqqara. Then again Saqqara is older and was in use far longer than Giza across pre dynastic to later dynastic times so it's to be expected that it would be a bit of a warren down there.

[@WayneBraack]

You realize you're voting for pure made up speculation based on zero facts whatsoever and hoping that that's there's some truth to it? Does that sound scientific to you or does it sound more like some sort of religious belief? And they do know what the labyrinth of Egypt was and it doesn't exist anymore.

[@donaldhitman6724]

Every thought ive had and with the references to back it up. Great vids.

[@brianmcrock]

Excellent work, Jahannah! Thank you for assembling all this cool info on the Labyrinth in one place. Well done! I'll sign that petition. Let's try to raise a stink the powers that be can't ignore and get some science done in there. Also, you're absolutely delightful. Rock on!

[@nighttimejackable]

Jahaanahanaanahnah. We've missed you young lady!!!!

[@ScottGrow117]

Jahanna, the Thomas except talks about “tyrannical demons of the labyrinth.” Reminded me of the Minotaur at the center of the labyrinth in that one Greek myth that I can’t recall and am too lazy to look up at the moment. I can’t help but wonder… Perhaps Atlantis ruled with an iron fist, had relics of great power, hid them in labyrinths and guarded them with human-animal hybrid beasts imbued with special power or something. Makes for food story telling, if nothing else, but I also wonder if there isn’t something to all of the “stories.” Love you and Jimmy and Ben for doing what y’all do! Please keep it up!

[@mnomadvfx]

It was Crete in that Greek Myth of the Labyrinth. The widely held belief is that it was describing the pre Greek 'Minoan' civilisation that built the palace complex at Knossos (with what looks like a labyrinth on the bottom level) among many other places on Crete and across the entire Aegean (Akrotiri on Santorini). To say nothing of trade contacts all around the Mediterranean, including in Canaan where they have found a typically Minoan style fresco.

[@Lusa_Iceheart]

@@mnomadvfx Yeah the Minoan civilization itself is named after the legend of the Minotaur; King Minos might have once ruled at Knossos, but we don't know what that civilization on Crete called itself. The Labyrinth level of the Palace of Knossos seems to be only partially intact, could have been much larger. Crete has been hit by all sorts of major geological and even volcanic events in the last 2500 years, it's impressive anything managed to stay intact at all. One of the Aegean islands just north of Crete (close enough you could swim between em) is itself a volcanic crater, the entire island blew up b/c it was a volcano. We *think* that's what probably collapsed the Minoan civilization, obviously did quite a number on everything on the north side of Crete, such as Knossos. Again, pretty impressive any of the palace and labyrinth complex survived a volcano blowing up on it's doorstep.

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[@nancyM1313]

Thanks Jahannah! Can't wait to hear about your next trip to Egypt. Stay safe😷

[@richardjohntierney5434]

Really interesting, bringing forgotten and hidden history to life. Great work 👏

[@andrewstarr2534]

Your amazing!😊

[@Valkyrie_71]

Hi Jahannah - almost found the entrance to this rabbit hole ahah, but great job what you did find! I learned a few new tidbits from you actually (the yellow box Petrie found, etc.. so ill have to furiously do more research and find out more lol) If I may add some interesting juicy finds for you and other viewers: First this is 'somewhat of an update', albiet dated May 29, 2015, of an interview with Dr. Carmen Boulter professor at Calgary University who has done extensive research in her field. She outlines the findings of GPR scans at Hawara above the Labyrinth and shows the 3D model of the findings. Talks on about some surprising things. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6TUeGt6gNZrrKM Now I saw this interview years ago, but I recently watched it again and thought I really NEEDED to see the copper engraving of that now famous image of the Hawara labyrinth ( by ATHANASIUS KIRCHER) , up close and detailed because it bothered me that I could tell there was writing on it, but no one had made any mention of what it said or what the images were. Even in the above interview, Dr Boulter only seemed to see the small image, assumed it was some kind of code we had to figure out.. kind of like an IQ test image right? He created the engraving based on Herodotus's detailed desription of it, word for word. So I found a better image that is close up and very detailed: www.flickr.com/photos/odisea2008/3716025823/in/photostream/ When you look at it up close in detail you see whats really there. You have to translate it all into English from Latin. Google translate does a fair job. The names of the Nomes (latin Nomus), meaning district, are maps of each of the cities which the 12 original founder/builder "gods" of egypt were patron to. Each Nome is bigger than a football field so it would appear that the nome was a representation of the real size or the town or city, built to scale within the labyrinth. The whole area of the labyrinth is equal to about (i think she said) 19 football fields. Note the founding of each most of these cities pre-dates 5000 + YA. Shortened translation and associated gods you can read more detail on my post in the interview with Dr. Boulter.. ""Through the peristyle, therefore, into all the 12 Nomos, the entrance is clear, of which: I. Osiriticus - unknown in the name of Osiris. Possilby Abdyos where he and Isis were centered. II. Saiticus - SAITE, SAIS - where SOLON visited SONCHIS the SAITE and learned of the tale of Atlantis.. aha. Patron Goddess NEITH, c. 3100BCE III. Cynopolitanus - Cynopolis (Hardai), City of Dogs, Patron god ANUBIS, c. 3100 IV. Crocodilopolitis - Crocodopilitis (City of Crocs), patron god SOBEK, founded 4000BCE V. Bubasticus - Bubastis (Tell Basta(h)), Patron goddess BASTET, c. 3000BCE VI. Thebaicus - Thebes (Luxor), patron god AMUN, c. 3200BCE VII. Heliopolitanus -Heliopolis (sun, city of) (archaic egyptian: Iuni, Modern: Cairo) There are two, the other is the greek name for Baalbek. RE is the sun god, but ATUM is the original creator god. c. 4600BCE VIII. Hermonticus - Hermon, pertaining to Mount Hermon, noted in Epic of Gilgamesh (sky god Ba'al), HERMES is a form of Hermon, otherwise known as the god THOTH in Egypt. Thoth is the longest verated of all the gods, in any culture, anywhere starting pre-dynastic c. 6000BCE to 30BCE IX. Memphiticus - Memphis (Mit Rahina), patron god PTAH (creator god) c. 3200BCE by Narmer or his successor Menes. X. Atribiticus (?) - unknown. Neither Herodotus nor Athanasius mention anthing about it although the depiction looks connected to Memphiticus. XI Canopicus - Canopus, named after the pilot of King Menelaus fleet who died there, he was named after the star Canopus, patron god SERAPIS, XII. Heracleopolitanus - Heracleopolis (Het-Nesut, patron god HERYSHEF (ram headed god), c. 3000BCE "...And to this end they were built by the kings (*"s" plural, NOT one as in just Amenemhet 3rd), so that each of the *principal tribes of Egypt should represent the Nomos, whom Herodotus calls palaces, to each city, or Nomo his own, in which priests regard themselves as matters of worship to the gods; both in those pertaining to the appropriate ceremonies to be performed, and also toThey conferred on Egypt, by means of the magical guardianship of the gods, to preserve it." , "...Twelve. The district of Nomos, in which the Labyrinth consisted, you will find each one expressed in its order in numbers, together with the image of the genial figure placed in the center of Nomi, namely the STAR to which Nomus was consecrated; "... also through the peristyles, except through four gates, no exit or entrance was allowed; and at the inner sanctum of the middle or central Labyrinth, in which, like a center, the tombs of the Twelve Kings are artfully built together with their treasures." - Athanasius Kircher - Tower of Babel - 1679. Pg. 79-82. latin to english translated.

[@Valkyrie_71]

Also have to give a shout out to Ben UnchartedX's vid on Hawara.. this is one of my favorite episodes of his as he goes into alot of detail about labyrinth and a good chunk of history to back it up kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnKnfGmHppebnc0

[@ksp-crafter5907]

Thanks for that great history lesson! 🥰

[@Valkyrie_71]

@@ksp-crafter5907 Np! ❤👍

[@tguy7707]

Stumbled on your channel and I’m hooked. Keep up the good work.

[@notabotiswear]

Your excitement is awesome, glad to see other people are interested in this!

[@mevenstien]

Love your videos ❤️ !!! Yes am familiar with this topic. And knew of the uncannoned Thomas but did not put 2&2 together with the Tomas thing and the under temple so Thank You for that. Yes the salts and muck are gonna be a big problem eventually down there . Have felt the same way about that sour cream narcisst Hass ever since I saw him not take his responsibility for his members of his own organized guided tour onto his own account and blamed that poor girl so harshly for having to pee in the pyramid, and yes he is the known face of the council but I think the next one will do the same now that the stacking up of closed finds allows them to borrow against the revenue they can raise in the future , Which tells me they really don't care about any knowledge but more about power and money. But on a brighter note you may be interested enough to look into some findings about Thoth and his relations to the legends of Atlantis that may have have a possible 🤔 intersection to the labyrinth purpose as pertaining to the place of once and maybe still possible keeping of the mysterious Emerald Tablets. Usually most think the great ( pyre - Ra - middens) 😄 pyramids or the Sphinx paw,or even the Osiriseum but seems like this labyrinth is also a good candidate as well , especially with those yellow crystal pieces in that now eroding pyramid. What do you think? Would love to see more vids by you (really) so keep up the good work.🙂

[@mnomadvfx]

"pyre - Ra - middens" The word pyramid comes from Greek owing to the final dynasty (Ptolemeic) being Greek. The actual Egyptian name for them doesn't even come close, they're often individualised naming to the people that commissioned them.

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[@mevenstien]

yes I know , I was trying to be funny with some creative artistic license. 🙂 Anyhow thanks for the breakdown in case someone misinterpreted my meaning as real. Wouldn't want to further confuse the confused.

[@superktmduke]

Hi Jahannah, have a look at 'The Land of Chem' by Geoffrey Drumm. It's an excellent series of presentations offering a very plausible explanation of what the pyramids were built for. Thanks.

[@laurajanepomeroy547]

New to this & absolutely loving your channel. Super easy to follow along and loving your vibes.

[@arthurwagar6224]

The reflection of your ring light in your eyes is interesting. Looking forward to the clip. Thanks again for great stuff. Love your presentation.

[@captainmoonlight768]

Wonder how much damage the damming of the Nile has caused to all the undiscovered subterranean sites? Just a thought..

[@Valkyrie_71]

Its gut wrenching to think of that

[@FunnyOldeWorld]

That’s why we need to get this place looked at ASAP

[@captainmoonlight768]

Not if Mr "Shame on you" has anything to do with it. He knows it there.

[@troverj5824]

They always seemed to have built now ancient structures on top of other ancient or significant sites, same goes for some old world cities. History buried under history.

[@VLXVNDR]

Whatever you’re sellin’ Johannah, I’m buyin’ !!! Your videos are mesmerising. Obviously a stunningly beautiful human, but your story telling, personality, enthusiasm, positivity and humour are translated through the screen in an fun and informative way!! Keep the videos coming!!! 🇦🇺 🦘👍🏼👍🏼

[@MichaelJohnLagendijk]

You so amusing😂(funny) Jahanna! Making it a joy following your work and journeys

[@BatMan-ev7zg]

Get the kettle on 🙌

[@BatMan-ev7zg]

Bit overwhelmed johannah your the first ever time I've had a wee live heart thingy from any of the sites a follow, thank you...keep up the great work 🙌👍

[@lonniemhardy]

I heard all kinds of crazy and interesting stories when I lived in Egypt. Stories of rivers and lakes and labyrinths under the sands and a space craft found during an archaeological dig about 100 years ago.

[@ka-ba-ahk]

Dude you're the best ! Im happy to see souls like you exist .

[@marshalbass7098]

Awesome as always. Keep up the good work.

[@richtoll846]

Hi Jahannah - keep the great vids coming - this one showing the rise of groundwater that has flooded the labrynth and stopped access has got me thinking to put an idea out to your youtuber colleagues and to the local Egyption guides who may know - is it possible if seeking ongoing exploration with crowd fund to consider to apply to the authorities to initiate sump pumping - installing a basic sump pump into the decline is possible- this is done such as old gold/copper/coal mines/shafts and relatively straight forward. Would back this from a long career in hydrogeology.

[@izzzzzz6]

I've come to the conclusion that these were places of trade and banking, situated along rivers and estuaries. I believe that all of the underground vaults were flood-able to store gold, jewels and tablets. Other parts may have been to store grain and possibly some meat. One other thing I am curious about is that it appears that there might be older structures hidden beneath the pyramids. You can see this below your mud pyramid and at the main entrance to the great pyramid.

[@1Search]

did u see the ruins of Nimrod ... nad the massive Au artifacts .. the crown of Nimrod with 3 layers of flowers around it - the whole thing solid Au ... this documentary about the treasures of the Baghdad museum .. they finally were able to access a vault of safekeeping and in it was also the golden head of Abraham's 'golden harpe' - I think he left Ur of the Chaldeans ... the harpe had alot of damage done to it when the museum got looted during the 'iraq war' .. (or war of agression after 911-2001 debacle ...

[@aeonicphoenix5618]

I love your energy, theories, interests, humor… your smile,m, your accent, the way your eyes light up when you laugh 😍 I can’t wait to explore Egypt with you 🕵️➕🕵️

[@Pitsy]

Missed you and your videos - love the new look

[@mistsmogguru8378]

I had heard about this. The pleb that stands in the way of all findings has his 'boss'. Those who don't want true historical information or events to become 'common knowledge ' ! Why ? Money, Power and Control

[@Xx_BEAR_xX]

I really enjoy your videos and humor. A book you may find interesting is titled Birthright, by Timothy Alberino. Have a great day.

[@handimanjay6642]

I’m enjoying her passion and excitement for every subject she covers.

[@umpmod28]

Keep up the great work, love your funny side and the way you present the truth on these subjects.

[@alangknowles]

Could the underground tunnels have been necessary because of the cosmic rays that blasted the stone statues?

[@CyrusJeremy]

Hi, just wanted to ask if you think the so-called "Black Knight Satellite" looks like a bird hieroglyph? To me it looks like a bird or raven, upside down though in many photos that are available.

[@bob_btw6751]

You are a real trip to watch, sometimes funny as all getout, but, you have very real incredible information that, if it can be acted on, will reveal a whole new level of history. Um, no pun intended, but in retrospect, that is how my mind works. I've only found your channel recently, but subscribed and look forward to catching up on your prior work. Unfortunately, no one I know has an interest in ancient civilizations. Now, at the end of 2023, it is about getting by and hoping for a positive future to evolve that drives peoples interests. You are a kick, keep it up, you do good work.

[@wnrr2696]

First time watching properly, I love your energy and passion for sharing knowledge.

[@pd1596]

Hold up. The Egyptians say that they are the survivors of Atlantis or they were founded after Atlantis? Fascinating stuff. Keen to learn more about this labyrinth 🤔😮

[@seandavidt3538]

According to Edgar Cayce (with some modern research to back him up) the Pyramids at Egypt were built by the greatest minds from all over the world, with Ajax from Atlantis being something of the lead architect. The native Egyptians at the time were not super thrilled about having their homeland destroyed for what amounted to a giant library of knowledge/ energy harnessing machine being built in their backyards. But that exact location was necessary to make the machine work and the powers that be prevailed. Present Egyptians are a mix of the natives and this world wide workforce of architects and master laborers that came.

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[@trueconspiracies7945]

Love your presentation. But was a bit worried about the headless female demon next to the window over your shoulder.

[@prayerabdiel6043]

I swear you are the best I watched all of your videos you’re so fun to watch so knowledgeable and you are fulfilling your purpose I just know that I can feel it you’re here on this earth to teach us about the past maybe you were even a Gyptian in past life love it🎉

[@bigal529]

I’m a new subscriber, and I must say, AWESOME CHANNEL!! Love your videos, ideas, enthusiasm, humor, and tattoos!! 🫶🏽✌🏽🤙🏽 👍🏽👍🏽

[@leonthewise5807]

GETTIN LOST IN THE LABYRINTH IS NOTHING COMPARED TO GETTIN LOST IN THOSE 👀😉😎

[@Altitude3]

People would really freak out when they realized that these ancient Egyptian pyramids are actually what the bible is referring to when it speaks of Noahs ark (especially since it never describes the ark as a boat). Which is also why biblical history picks back up in Egypt and Mesopotamia right after the flood and it is why they are pyramid shapes to begin with (similar to alot of roofs today). That is exactly why there was the boat of “Khufu” in the great pyramid. Even the sphinx as a lion ties into it and the animals. They want you to believe these places and pyramids are extremely elaborate tombs when really they are wombs. Once the “water broke” and the flood was over a new people of God would be born after exiting the ark/pyramid like a newborn baby

[@whiteeagle6370]

The Pyramids had their purposes, but the ark is indeed a boat, and it's resting spot in the foothills of the mountains of Arrat, and one of the more recent earthquakes even exposed some of it's ribs where the mud that was covering it shook off. As for myself, I believe the pyramids were built a lot earlier than Noah's time, and that they bore the mark of his time's flood on their outer sides, before the covering stones were looted off.

[@markwiddows5156]

You are a bundle of information very informative videos and a joy to watch. Keep up the good work.

[@iwillwander]

I watch all the more popular channels exploring this arena. This one often has the most interesting content. Yes, Jahannah looking like she does and the self-effacing humour helps. She also presents the most interesting material lately. 1st place I was introduced to the concept that Atlantis operated from multiple locations around earth at the same time was on this channel. Changed my perspective on things completely. And I'll be buying the 2 books she mentions at the start as they seem incredible as well. Can't wait for the next one.