The Mysterious Serapeum of Egypt Full Movie

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The full movie of my trip to the mysterious location known as the Serapeum.
The mysterious stone boxes here are amazing to see and touch. Each weighs somewhere between 75-100 tons depending.
How were they moved?
How were they cut?
What were they used for?
The traditional story doesn't seem to hold water once you scrutinize that these boxes were used for burials of symbolic bulls.

[@dadsunderpants]

I'm a stone mason with over 40 years experience. I've used all manner of tools to work stone; from cold steel to tungsten to diamond tipped. I consider myself to be a perfectionist. But I'm in awe of the skill and accuracy here; even using modern machinery I don't think it would be possible to recreate these marvels. They are astounding! And considering the hardness of some of the stone they used and the ridiculously soft metals at their disposal I really think they achieved the impossible. Or to put it another way...I cannot believe that either Gods or aliens weren't involved in their creation...and I don't believe they exist!

[@richardconner1283]

IT IS MY BELIEF THAT A TECHNOLOGY FROM A BYGONE AGE WAS STORED IN THESE BOXES. UNFORTUNATELY SAID TECHNOLOGY WAS DISINTERRED & PROBABLY DESTROYED.

[@al2207]

somebody had done it and it was not Egyptians

[@NeverGiveup-go7og]

@@al2207 it was the Nephilim 😀🌴🌴🍺

[@jcesararc2419]

Laser Engraving will do a similar outcome

[@moekhn]

you only know what is known to man as of yet . doesnt mean anything if we dont know what doesnt exist now . not to say you arent a skilled mason or disrespect you but i can relate what you are saying. theres 2 things we need to consider. the age of the objects is very important. 2nd who actually made them. we dont know either one so guessing what happened is only left it is what it is

[@432b86ed]

One of those boxes, being perfectly hollowed out square and polished from one piece of one of the hardest materials on earth 3000 years before Christ was born - changes _everything_ .

[@MrHerbelizer]

3000 years before Christ..? around 7000 BC..?

[@jbfrodsham]

Good try but you are way out, try at least 9,000 years before Christ. Only 6000 years out.

[@Fuzzmo147]

What’s JC got to do with it? I wish this bc crap would piss off………… what’s it got to do with time really? Except the destruction of REAL human history in general……………

[@BigSed55]

Try 12-13000

[@jenshathaway3433]

That place is almost as amazing as the great pyamid. Anyone with any knowledge of engineering or physics knows the impossible tasks that were accomplished there. Simply amazing. Great video dude. I'd love to have Yousef take me on a tour

[@alphaone101]

I'm no engineer but to my untrained mind I'm not so sure this wasn't more of an achievement than the Great Pyramid. It's amazing, that's for sure! Great video too!

[@dantyler6907]

I would say the THIS place is wilder than the GP!

[@thecure4470]

For me its not just the material or the weight its the accuracy. End to End A flatness level of 0.004" is unreal. Modern CNC milling machines can only achieve this on an area of 100mm sq. No one can explain it. For me it has to be foregone intelligance that we have not discovered yet or simply not of this world......

[@phoneone1371]

Just remember you are a walking ATM to them but in all actuality this place is baffling,theres so many unanswered questions

[@floridaboi904]

The cure exactly. The level of precision here is astounding. You dont take the time and energy to be so precise unless there’s a purpose.

[@origrockart]

They were most definitely not for bulls. The precision of the boxes is beyond the ability of the human hand to form. Not only that but we are supposed to believe they did it with copper chisels, lol. So glad Yousef and so many others are sharing the truth.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

+origrockart thanks for the comment.

[@origrockart]

Igor Tochilnikov Thank you for sharing

[@jonathanekat3852]

they can be for bulls. if they used to make some kind of electricity with the carcasses rotting and the energy that comes from that. check out brien foerster

[@origrockart]

Jonathan Ekat Very good point

[@MageAtYou]

gtfo with your alien theories. how thick are you peoples heads ????

[@massapower]

These Video segment are far better then any History channel documentaries 😁👍🏻👍🏻

[@cs-mh2dh]

These videos go by facts and science with an open mind. No bias, only what is evident and admit when there is no proof. History channels can only say what those in charge allow them to say. If it does not fit the narrative or agenda, it cannot be said.

[@random22026]

@@cs-mh2dh You got it. Alas.

[@yrralretsiem]

The best footage I have yet seen of this fantastic place Igor. Yousef and his partner did a fine narration. You were lucky to get such an intimate tour...I'm jealous.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

+yrralretsiem Thanks for watching. Egypt is virtually empty right now, hence it is easy to be alone!

[@aldenunion]

Very well lighted as well

[@davepowell7168]

Please view Sacred Geometry Decoded regarding the boxes for a comparison 🙏.

[@Chaps0n]

Very fascinating. When inside of the box, the reverb is amazing. I'm even more convinced now that sound frequency is a lost technology which the ancients (not to say 'gods') mastered. Everything is vibration.

[@MrHoarses]

Here's an interesting one for you, incredible. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYXOh6GYaLmLhZo

[@user-dc1dr9kr8x]

Stick with the sound thing....your on to something

[@capt.sparrow34]

I think it's funny how Egyptologists are always claiming that granite boxes were for burial purposes but have never actually found a granite box with a body in it.

[@Gamevet]

@Coma White They didn't bring a 70 ton granite lid into a carved structure using human hands. The amount of people that would be required to do that could not fit inside of those narrow halls.

[@Gamevet]

@Coma White There's no room in there for those magical levers to fit, let alone the amount of people and counter weights used to lift a 70 ton (140,000 pound lid). And no, I don't believe some magical space technology was used, but there is certainly enough evidence to suggest that a more advanced civilization did exist. We are talking about a planet that has had 2 different eras of dinosaurs wiped out, along with the extinction of the larger mammals. It's not like it's impossible for the same thing to have happened to an advanced civilization that could have been wiped out by dramatic changes on the planet.

[@Gamevet]

@Coma White No, I didn't read your entire post, because your shitty space alien comment just showed how asinine you are. Where are you fitting a bull and pully in those narrows shafts. And just a little incite, the Spinx is thought to older than the great Pyramids and is thought to be over 13,000 years old.

[@Gamevet]

@Coma White The idiot would be you. The guide clearly shows a 70 ton lid near the entrance. He then talks about the 70 ton box that was lowered down into a space that was barely larger than the box. He then talks about the hieroglyphs, that talk about the bulls and then brings up a moose, and suggests that the bulls were symbolic, and not necessarily the means in which the box was transported. He also talks about the lid being slid into place by 50 people and then suggests that there wasn't enough space for that many people. I'd also suggest that bulls wouldn't be plausible, because they would be hard to control. They would more likely be steers.

[@anamarieus]

they built the building around the seraphem. I can go with that. that's probably what happened. now the excavating, movement, machining, cutting, smoothing and carving remains a constant mystery.

[@andrealacanela540]

The drips should be analyzed for ancient alchemy mixtures. Fascinating. I keep coming back to this site. By far my most favorite documentary on this pre flood archeological site.

[@1MarkKeller]

I'm surprised that Zahi Hawass hasn't clamped down on these guides, I hope they have written books on what they know ... I'm sure their teachers probably knew even more and never got around to telling them everything and it would be a shame for the same to happen with what they know. Library of Alexandria fire all over again.

[@camielkotte]

Hawass got dumped finally..at least, i read that somewhere. Let the truth come out!

[@wtalkie]

Oh we will make sure they're clamped down on.

[@davidfreud9188]

Wiley's right. Hawass is gone. No longer in power, and good riddance. He's been charged with crimes related to abuse of his position

[@allmightlionthunder5515]

Stop opening the ancestors coffins dumb morons plagues and diseases

[@rdooski]

Great stuff! But I lost it when he was in the box and didnt know it was all one piece. It was like he hadn't payed attention to a single thing he had seen or heard. And we know he already had previous knowledge of the place since he mentioned Gram being in the same box.

[@nilsnyman6767]

Me too. How can he have not known they are one piece?

[@BigSed55]

Mm huh mm huh...lol

[@CorinneWoods]

Fascinating is an understatement. Thank you Igor!

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

+Corinne Woods my pleasure thank you for watching

[@edwardc.5916]

Corinne Woods just makes you think . How was it done??. Million dollar question

[@grindyoutodust819]

Why did they made this heavy like coffins?

[@d.g.1986]

@@edwardc.5916 Literally... If you could prove HOW they did this you would win a Nobel Prize and a cool Million in 💸

[@johnnygilroy5213]

His is a very good lesson Mr. Igor. I wish to be there:)

[@thunderbugcreative7778]

I'm here to tell you that chicken scratch all over that gorgeous ancient box (and many other artifacts) was not done with a rotary tool as the one gentleman believed. But.. it was not done with a hand chisel either. No, it was done with an pneumatic or electric vibrating engraving tool. I have used one for 30 years and those scratches are the exact finished product possible with that tool on polished granite, dolerite etc. A rotary hand piece would be great but unfortunately that is not what was used as it would not have chipped out the lines edges so badly. Hand chiseling would be preferred to a electric or air engraver and believe it or not a vey skilled craftsman could create a beautiful line in granite with a hardened carbide tipped chisel at a rate of 1" per hour. A quick approximation of 2000 in. of etching work, after about 250 long days a fella could have put some decent thin linework on the box. That is not what happened. A vibrating engraver or air piece with a hardened tip er about 20 hardened tips will scratch and chip that mess out in a week yee haw. Unfortunately that is what happened. These tools where invented in the 1970s and 80s. Who had control of the Sarapeum around then? What was the motivation in perpetrating this particular hoax (in a long long line of abhorrent hoaxes involving ancient sites). Do any photographs exist showing these scratches from before 1970? These are the questions that need to be asked. Thanks for putting this video out and showing the mysteries and enigmas of this ancient wonder.

[@legpol]

@Evan Owen : Did you see a damaged stone box? If not, you should come back and take a look of a box at 24:37. The surface of it was damaged and a red material was revealed. It, I think, tells us that the stone boxes were built with different cements, not carved from natural stones.

[@centennialfarm11]

​@@legpolna, those were carved from a single block

[@muskateer12345]

Very interesting take . One I’ve heard before but hadn’t put much thought into. With the disinformation and lies they claim about ancient history, I really shouldn’t have put it past them to have fabricated the engravings themselves upon discovery of these artefacts. Thank you for your comment.

[@random22026]

BRAVO, and well said.

[@cruisepaige]

The guy’s accent/voice is so melodic, it makes me happy. Like stress relief.

[@mgee645]

Egyptians’ classic accent 😂

[@darwine7343]

Great video thank you uploader. This and other prehistory sites will be harder and harder to surpress with the internet.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

+Darwin E thank you for watching

[@stevenhamilton8356]

A reminder from the past to recognize that we know nothing

[@d.g.1986]

Intellectual people, continuous learners, understand that the more they know, the more they realise how much they don't know!!!

[@vizanaga3497]

Exactly

[@theshadowsovereign8914]

We are living in the 5th post-atlantean epoch. (Rudolf Steiner Audio Books) The age of deception and ignorance, and the age of intellect and reason. There is no other time in history where man has been de-evolved as we are today.

[@Zickafoose2024]

Im not sure, if you apply concrete forming to this it makes a lot of sense

[@JohnBedson]

@@theshadowsovereign8914 My IPad is infinitely more advanced than those old boxes. They walked in the desert. We walked on the Moon.

[@canadiankewldude]

Any idea what ever happened to the stone tablets from the *Serapeum of Saqqara.* Found by the French Egyptologist Auguste Mariette, he apparently sent everything to the Louvre in Paris in 1851. Many tablets of stone were not deciphered by him yet they are not found publicly today.

[@muqeo]

primitive writing on advanced surfaces. multiple stages of ownership and renovation. fantastic work and observations. thank you

[@pourquoippaass4284]

Love these guides ! They know and love their stuff. I didn't think you could find this kind of free speech concerning these topics over there. The acoustics in the "box" is wild. Also noticed the bumps on the first lid, exactly like those on the huge stone walls in South America.

[@Fuzzmo147]

Perhaps the dents on the side were once bumps that were smoothed out…………way too deeply…………?

[@liabw05]

Right... Maybe left over from the machines used

[@egyptian3497]

I want to share some information about serapeum coffins 1) the weight of each coffin 70 ton and the cover is 30 ton 2) the long hall is strictly straight and can't be done today except by only one machine in the world 3) the angle of each corners are exactly 90 degree 4) professional engineers measured the accuracy of making coffins and found zero errors 5) all these coffins except one found opened so what was the inside of these coffins ? Who opened these coffins ? How he opened ? 6) after these was discovered the egyptylogist used the dynamite to open the only one closed coffin 7) the writing on the surface was in pharonic era but later era May be thouthand or more year difference between them 8) my opinion these belong to the era before families about 10 thouthand year Like sphinx it is not 2500 year before BC Sphinx many theories prove it belong to the Raining era before families 10 thouthand years

[@Jan-eh7nf]

"egyptylogist used the dynamite to open the only one closed coffin" says a lot about their intelligence and lack of respect.

[@simonn5651]

@@Jan-eh7nf it was never about respect in MOST cases , it was about looting ...there may have been something in there but we'll never know since many Egyptian treasures where sold on the black market and even by there own leaders in egypt as proven before.

[@aldenunion]

@@simonn5651 These may have been looted or deteriorated long before an Egyptian walked in. I wonder if some type of battery cells or reaction boxes,guessing.. We have no way of dating. The Egyptians sure assimilated to their own uses. Maybe even reassembled new structures with torn apart ancient already structures.

[@aldenunion]

Not insulting the Egyptian people,but we are barely capable today.

[@roberttravers4808]

And Egyptians made and moved it without the wheel or tools other than stone hammers and copper chisels. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@holyfox94]

I’ve been there today. The Serapeum truly is a special place.

[@subramaniamsivaramakrishna7416]

This has been a good presentation. Yusef and Ibrahim are very clear in conveying the truth. Hope they make more videos on such topics for the world to see. We all search for the truth and share it.

[@futurewolffilms607]

The giant boxes of granite were capacitors. When the granite gets wet, they are solid conductors of electricity. They are lower in the ground because the pits were filled with water. The two notches on the lids are for positive and negative nodes made of copper. The chambers are clearly porous limestone and the bricks were used to rebuild them because they were horribly eroded by the water. The hole in the bottom of the wall is where a wire could come out. Aquifers are underneath this area. The electricity was used to create Arc Lights using copper rods a quarter inch apart in the middle where electricity jumps the rods and they were fastened to 2 matching stone pillars, which is why they always appear in twos. The box in the hallway was poured granite polymer and is meant to be there to boost the electrical charge out. When these were looted, the copper would be the first thing stolen.

[@PandoraBVV]

Futurewolf Films, have you seen the old drawings and oldest first photographs of the Serapeuam? They are fascinating and do in fact depict and show the placement you have described: _The giant boxes of granite were capacitors. When the granite gets wet, they are solid conductors of electricity. They are lower in the ground because the pits were filled with water_ Now, without hesitation I can honestly admit that I am an absolute nidjit when it comes to the nuts and bolts about how any electrical system works. I don't know the difference between a transformer and a transistor and a capacitor without searching it on google and hoping to understand what the hell an expert would say! The aquifers you mentioned do indeed exist beneath the plateau, but being the nidjit I am though, I am at a total loss to know how water creates electricity. I am assured by people who do know these things that Yes, it is indeed true that such aquifers do indeed create electricity! As to the limestone bedrock, well, experts tell me that their are various types of limestone and some types can conduct electricity and some cannot. I now must wonder if the conductive type is what the Serapeum is carved from? Speaking of limestone bedrock...did you know that the two largest, main pyramids are built in a manner wherein each is constructed around an outcropping of the limestone bedrock of the plateau, which is incorporated into the pyramid itself? I found that a fascinating bit of info! _"Like the Great Pyramid, a rock outcropping was used in the core. Due to the slope of the plateau, the northwest corner was cut 10 m (33 ft) out of the rock subsoil and the southeast corner is built up"_ www.popflock.com/learn?s=Pyramid_of_Khafre and : kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmOcdISea9CiqJo hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-00319586/document Proof of an Ancient Origin: The Foundations of the Pyramids of Egypt | Ancient Architects kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHXMool4Z7VopdE Google Search Results for early drawings of Serapeum: www.google.com/search?q=Serapeum&tbm=isch&tbs=rimg:CbUygRexTf8LIjiv8gFDgxnKNr0-DXAnLVLjGswmfGSowjoJnNKJD2wLDN7sox314Zcinb8g05UFn9z4xxcBOdBy-yoSCa_1yAUODGco2ETHLiI2HndgvKhIJvT4NcCctUuMRUu2DYtCW8VEqEgkazCZ8ZKjCOhFRGzoWNyA88SoSCQmc0okPbAsMERHUoEy1hb0nKhIJ3uyjHfXhlyIRWTgH99PVzk4qEgmdvyDTlQWf3BGmbi3Ymi9u2ioSCfjHFwE50HL7Ef9h_1AOk58Ag&tbo=u&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj6u4bE69DgAhXnx4MKHWWgBT0Q9C96BAgBEBs&biw=1536&bih=738&dpr=1.25#imgrc=_​www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDiqV...

[@futurewolffilms607]

@@PandoraBVV Sorry I'm just seeing this reply. Bedrock incorporated is important, I agree. When it comes to this local power plant, the Serapeum, the water acted as a conductor but the boxes themselves were filled with wine or vinegar, or a similar acid. They were giant Baghdad batteries. In the sequence they have been built, they boost the power at every new battery, just like in a stereo. The huge boxes are in the middle of the tunnel because they were boosters to extend the distance of the current, using electromagnetic induction. The current is why part of the tunnel is a circle.

[@sallylauper8222]

There's no reason to use such precision in building a big battery or capacitor. I think these artifacts did serve some purpose (other than a corpse drawer) but I can't imagine what it was.

[@LVAngelradio]

That was not the original purpose. The site itself was made for many things and yes much was kept Secret.

[@LVAngelradio]

@@sallylauper8222 sarcophagus is do more than just hold Corpses. It's part of their belief system and their Gods. Sarcophagus has are not comparative to how we use coffins in this day in age. This was part of their worship and spiritual practices.

[@mrbennetts]

Thank you so much for uploading your movie. The Serapeum is an amazing place. I was last there about forty years ago, when it was lit by about three electric lightbulbs, and the floor was all sand. Much more spooky then. I am not sure I like the modern floor, but am so glad that structural work has been done to preserve it for the future. Surely the Serapeum has more questions about it than the pyramids! Thank you.

[@BobbyDazzler888]

Sam Bennet until the U.S. find an excuse the bomb it

[@Mateyhv1]

Sam Bennet I guess pyramids and Serapeum are all in the same ligue

[@illumencouk]

Did you take any photographs either when you were last there or before, that you would consider sharing?

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Yes. I have photos. Send email address. Also many photos on google images.

[@illumencouk]

Thanks. [e-mail] You could possibly learn just as much from this site as from the Giza Pyramids themselves. It's a beautiful site and there has obviously been quite a lot of engineering works undertaken (started) but that's about it from what I could see. Is it on the holiday makers map, do many visit? thanks for the superb footage. Have a great Christmas whichever country your in on the day. Respect. From Me and Mine to You and Yours.

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

Absolutely amazing that they could do that internal carving. Thanks for sharing.

[@nightvisionracing]

absolutely outstanding tour..gives a much better sense of the explainable nature of the boxes

[@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster]

Watching this years later, never gets old.

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

Pardon the pun but we have to seriously think way outside the box on this. Lets start with logic the Egyptians didn't make these boxes until that is excepted we will get nowhere.

[@josephjohnson3738]

@@philipmcdonagh1094 I think you are right, Philip. Waaaayyyyyy outside the proverbial box. We, today, would recognize them as obvious coffins. But I doubt they were. Another thing, most boxes weren't written upon. That, and many other mysteries about ancient artifacts, causes me to wonder about a far, far older technologically advanced civilization without writing yet, like the great pyramid's no writing. A civilization WAY before Egypt. The Egyptians found it and were shocked by what they found. Were then taunted to stay and explore further. Might even have worshipped those builders, that to them were godlike. Then poof, Osiris and all the others were born in the minds of the Egyptians. But, who were they? The walkers with god himself? So hard to explain.

[@MissMarshall]

I was hoping you guys were gonna go snorkeling in the basement. Either way, this has to be the best footage I’ve seen. 🤩

[@diogeneskoolaid8437]

I believe those boxes predate the Dynastic period by thousands of years. the boxes are perfection in engineering and most of the writing and decoration on the boxes look like crude graffiti added later.

[@tinotreloar8251]

I believe you're right

[@GAS.M3]

Agree 💯

[@mattiace635]

You're right 100%

[@leonpatrick5606]

100%

[@avichristiaans9058]

Most historians (even some Egyptians) believe the construction of the boxes were not done by the Dynastic Egyptians. Even the pyramids. Civilizations thousands of years before were responsible.

[@dendave02]

In the first 2 min. of the clip , you can see the map of the underground where the 100 ton "boxes " are . As you can see , the openings are not one over the other . But the opening of one box is exposed to the wall between the opposed next two . Now , i am not in the military , but in Europe , ammo storrage bunkers are arranged in the same way . If one ammo bunker explodes, the explosion and the doors are not going into the opposin bunker . So only one bunker is wasted , not two . Just saying , it struck me as being odd . and excuse my Englisch

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Good point David. I've never heard that before. For those in the this was an energy source believers, this makes sense. An overload of power or electricity won't physically damage the other "reactors" so to speak. Good eye!

[@energ8t]

gary schultz Yes, and "Englisch" is German for English. Genau!

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

Interesting point Dave. From an electronics point of view it looks like they were all connected in series, especially when you see that there are holes in all the side walls (assuming the holes were made at the same time as the 'boxes') and something may have come through the holes, linking the boxes together.

[@Dang3rMouSe]

Great observation! IMO I also believe they may of housed something potentially volatile & important as well. I think (just follow me on this) they housed the same manner of ancient items that were taken by Moses out of Egypt in the ark of the covenant, the "power" of "god" or the "gods." I believe these safely housed some type of volatile power source/weaponry/technology/etc left over from the ancient so-called "gods." Moses, as a royal family high priest, would of been taught enough about these ancient relics that he knew their history, importance & some minor ways to utilize them. That's why he insisted on taking 1 & also why the pharoah tried chasing them down after originally letting them leave in peace. He found out they took atleast 1 of these relics of the ancient gods & this would most likely be a crime punishable by death. Moses would have had easy access to them thanks to his former position & suddenly having an army on his side quickly stole 1 on their way out. On an important side note, This is all just a hypothesis, but while writing this I just remembered that I heard quite a ways back that the dimensions of the ark of the covenant fit perfectly into 1 of the sarcophagus in 1 of the Giza pyramids (I think the Great Pyramid.) Will have to look into this to see if it's true.

[@1MarkKeller]

Also note that the boxes are all lower than the corridor floor, over 2/3rds of the box is below the floor which would also provide protection from a box exploding and damaging the rest of the structure.

[@openmindeduk]

Thoroughly enjoyed this tour, many thanks for uploading😉👍

[@davidshelley6598]

These, and other inexplicably sophisticated marvels in stone, are the real treasures of Egypt. Fascinating tour. Thanks!

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thanks for watching!

[@drivenhome3257]

24:07 spooky, his shadow casts a perfect image of Sekhmet, warrior and healing goddess. She is a lioness.

[@OzzyGold]

21:50 man that must have been an amazing moment. I almost felt like I was there. Awesome journey 💪🙏

[@ericlarrivee9373]

Wow , the sound is magnificent inside .❤

[@jdubbleu1011]

imagine looking down from a birds eye view on all the boxes and you have something like keys on a piano that resonate different sounds

[@spongehead1354]

There's obviously other tunnels and who knows what's in them, maybe some answers? They should do the underground radar test everywhere in there and find all the tunnels. Who knows that place could go on for miles! Definitely needs scientific work done and a lot more archeological work!

[@montysmythe579]

It fascinates the crap out of me that given the astounding technical stonework and the logistics of positioning them that it is postulated they used oil lamps to see whilst chipping away with copper tools

[@Dre2Dee2]

They only "postulate" that because it ties those objects to tools the Ancient Egyptians used. Anyone with a brain of course, who isn't paid by the Egyptian government to credit everything found to the pharaohs, will draw other conclusions.

[@igecnovak3200]

Great video Igor, thanks!!

[@1lF2e]

Thank you Igor for sharing this with us. Great work. Keep on doing this. :)

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thanks for watching Chris. Glad you enjoyed!

[@yourrightimsooosorry884]

The serapeum was a storage facility for grain, seeds and nuts pre cataclysm, after event, came back and replanted to feed survivors! Studies need to be done on what stone effects what seeds, hence different material boxes from different locations instead of all boxes from the same quarry!!! We are doing the same in Greenland and Antarctica, underground Chambers storing all types of seeds, grains and nuts for future survival after the next cataclysm!!!🖖😁 Mystery over

[@fenorcity]

cant see the need for such work , such sublime work on such hard materials to store seeds........ i see these box's as a power source , generating an energy we dont even know exists - frequency , vibration , earths vibration , osicilation - i rekon these box's were energy oscillators .......... we dont know why they went to such extreams , we dont know what benefit they got in return but it must of been worth the effort to create them - what ever tech it was they also used it to move these things ........ just look at the size / weight and the small places they were placed ......... and endless of questions , none that we can answer

[@user-oh7iv3ij5x]

This is a great video I understand so much more now it is superb and thank you for posting. would be

[@robsan52]

I hope I can get on one of the tours with these guys one day! I've learned more about the construction, design and ideas of these places from Yousef Awyan and Co. from the handful of videos they are in than in my previous ten years of reading and watching vids about the Egyptian megalithic sites (and many of those were excellent videos).

[@mohamedfarouk7009]

Come to Egypt 🤍

[@nancyM1313]

Happy to see Yousef here! Thanks for sharing🤗

[@mariarosagomez4385]

Soy arquitecto y he leído mucho sobre las pirámides y templos egipcios, es toda una pasión, por mucho que le de vueltas no hay quien de una respuesta de como la construyeron... Pero allí están... Y por miles de años, admirandonos.... respeto absoluto por sus constructores

[@nibby8521]

It's a shame the man does not speak English so clearly I understand some of what he says but not all of it. I guess this a bit rich coming from a Yorkshire. 😂

[@_VICK_]

That’s how the Roman’s got the idea to build the colosseum and the tunnels beneath, from this place. I can’t even call it Egypt bc it doesn’t feel right. We all know, intuition will tell you this has been here millions of years. Our gut feeling about this idea is so strong, we can’t let it go

[@Dre2Dee2]

You're right. And with the kind of age that that implies, it means this civilization is of a people and an age that doesn't even have a name. Before the Ice Age came and wiped them out. Then once the Earth warmed again, the Ancient Egyptians found these objects abandoned, and took them as their own.

[@gregparrott]

Absolutely astounding construction. The internal 90 degree angles can't even be cut with today's technology with the level of precision shown. For such an amazing site, why are there no other tourists other than Igor there? I would think the place would be packed with tourists. Also, I am surprised that scientists apparently have not taken samples of the stone surface to see if they can identify the chemical polish compound used and if any trace amounts of the cutting tools (copper, steel, etc.) is embedded (smeared) into the stone.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

+Gregory Parrott This was December 2014 and there were some terror attacks that had happened and scared people away. I was completely safe the entire time I was there, I never felt threatened but a lot of tourists are reasonably scared, hence I had it to myself. It's not really surprising they don't want to test anything because they don't believe it, "why waste the time" is their mindset.

[@gregparrott]

+Igor Tochilnikov Wow. I feel sorry for their economy that tourism has essentially come to a halt. As for testing, surely some archeologists, stone masons, or others would like to know more about how such incredible structures were built. I would also think someone would have PRECISELY measured the boxes dimensions - not only its size, but also the degree of flatness, parallelism, perpendicularity, smoothness, etc. It would be that much more astounding to know that the flatness and parallelism were within, say, 0.001 inches, a level that to our understanding of the past, they could not have even measured/detected, let alone achieved. With the internal dimensions, they could compare the calculated and observed resonant frequency of the cavity to see if it is of a known significance or creates certain harmonics. Lastly, that cavity is far larger than it needs to be even for a bull. It must have had another purpose.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

+Gregory Parrott I know Graham Hancock, criss Dunn have examined them. Surely others too. As in the video you see there is still more down there. Behind the wall. All were found empty. Perhaps behind the wall they are not.

[@SomeGuy-hd4cn]

The resonance is amazing.

[@lorenzor2555]

I've been there just few weeks ago, after seeing some of Brien Forster's videos. There are also some interesting videos by UnchartedX. This one is one the best video so far. Some informations from these videos are slightly different (nothing substantial), although the egyptian guides are always the same (very, very smart, informative and skilled, indeed). Anyway this has been one of the most spctacular and enigmatic site I've ever seen in person. It suggests many many questions that we are not capable to answer with today's knowledge. And I am a senior architect with almost 30 years of experience in constructions

[@cherryclarke4704]

I am so jealous

[@aldenunion]

Ancient Sites" has wonderful filming as well...Young woman just starting out..

[@BobbyDazzler888]

The sticky droplet formations on large stones are the key to breaking the secret on how the stones were formed. A small sample at 27:30 needs to be taken and tested for composition. I question why the sticky droplet lines follows the cracked edge that seems to have happened at a later time after construction.

[@kevinbyrne5037]

Awesome video guys of a truly fascinating place... Thank you.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

+Aging Marauder thanks for watching!

[@kingpinnerclassics1805]

Great video, thank you for sharing

[@spongehead1354]

The sounds in that box are really amazing! Sound has to have something to do with it. Strong echos and humming sounds! They should do major scientific test on those!

[@cs-mh2dh]

I agree! Note how each box has a different size. Some lids have different shape cuttings. Ceilings and walls were different hight and depth. I believe it is possible that the use was related to sound and vibration. So much could be investigated throughly if Egypt leaders would stop pretending they are decendance of higher intelligence. Greed will always rule the mass.

[@Turko7326]

Not sure why information like this is overlooked. How can Beiber, the Kardashian's and McDonald's be more popular than this?

[@katharinaaaa]

Great video! You had the best guides in the world, Mohamed and Yousef!

[@caviper1]

Excellent guides. Thanks for sharing.

[@pvkjhilk8323]

i completely agree, the people who cut the boxes are not the same people who scribbled all over them otherwise i think would have known to inscribe them before putting a fine polish on them to have sharper lines

[@stefanzantes8818]

Great video! It reminds me of my own visit to Egypt where I found it such great experience to do private tour of the country meeting with local people. So much better than being in tourist groups. The lovely people of Egypt, always open minded, caring, friendly! Unfortunately I wasn't able to see the so called Serapeum. I hope I see it next time. Does anyone recall Erich van Däniken? He is a believer of Aliens once visiting the Earth. His thesis was that the Egyptian Gods once really lived as creatures made by Aliens and that the boxes in the "Serapeum" were made so hugh and heavy because the remains of these " genetic experiements" needed to be locked away securely... Well, I'm not saying that he is right but still think it is an interesting explanation...🤔

[@ALRASHIDY-rz2wz]

I am Egyptian and thank you for what you said

[@libertyone5853]

VERY informative listening to those two gentlemen.

[@hedylamarr2703]

AMAZING video!!! Thank you sooo much!

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thanks for watching!

[@dreia2405]

That place defies any logic

[@LVAngelradio]

And gravity!

[@coryCuc]

@Pool Bal Duh

[@friedwartgurfinkel-buchsen6434]

not really. were still using hammer and chisel to carve stone...but whoever chiselt these corners and edges was waaaay better in stonesmithing then people today.

[@davidsnoek8686]

@@friedwartgurfinkel-buchsen6434 well there is a limit how flat you can hammer something by hand, those things have been cut by machine power

[@friedwartgurfinkel-buchsen6434]

@@davidsnoek8686 wrong. we could do this today too. if you pause the video in one of the close Ups, while picture is sharp youll see. Then you can actually see the surface is not flat like a mirror, it's got tiny small holes in it because Granite will break pretty rough. Im doin this for a living, have my friends are stonemasons.....so WE HAVE DONE STUFF BETTER THEN THIS!!!!! in the end 1st thing you need to do is get that Piece of stone into good lighting....otherwise you cant really see all the tiny cracks, holes and splintered off edges....btw which machines wouldve they used? kinda these one today nobody knows??? stupid....a Machine leaves heavier marks then Handwork, and if the Masons who did that Piece worked on it for maybe 75 Years you would expect it to be as good as this....

[@rudimeyer7736]

Great video Igor, absolutely thought-provoking. I was wondering how you came about the guides and if it would be possible to obtain their contact details for some Q&A?

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Hi Rudi- you can contact them via Facebook. Mohamed Ibrahim has a page called Guide of Egypt. Yousef Awyan- Facebook page- khemit school of ancient mysticism.

[@None12445]

The resonance inside that box was crazy! 😳

[@grafflixx]

great video! thank you for sharing this!

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thanks for watching! It’s a new short format I’m experimenting with.

[@jacquelineloveselvis]

Excellent footage. Thank you for sharing. I can't understand why samples of the polishing liquids have not been taken for analysis. Even scrapings from inside the boxes to find out what they once contained.

[@jenshathaway3433]

The boxes definitely look machined and not hand carved...

[@BobbyDazzler888]

jens hathaway they suggest alchemy and liquid was used to shape the stone because id droplet formations

[@Mateyhv1]

Greg Mieg true, so definitely hand carved

[@illumencouk]

it's a good shout. I've never really considered that the boxes may have had more to tell before they were maybe somehow scrubbed and lacquered with the ultra shine finish to conceal what might once have been. A very clinical method of deception, very elaborate but I suppose believable. Common sense would suggest whatever they found was worth going to extreme lengths finding and probably hiding.

[@segura2112]

Brien Forester has at least one video about this place, you should check him out.

[@thecure4470]

@@Mateyhv1 carved? What are you talking about. This is not clay, granite is much much harder than copper tools but how do you explain an accuracy no machine apart from lazer can repeat today! Hand carved......tut tut

[@clhwheeler]

I love this guy Youseph. He has really good insight.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

He is amazing. Find him on Facebook. Yousef Awyan (Khemit School).

[@jacquelyndotson3224]

Fantastic, thanks for this video.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thanks for watching.

[@Ron-fw6bm]

At 21:07 when he's inside the sarcophagus. if you have good speakers you can hear the stone vibrate when he speaks...

[@GAS.M3]

I wish I can visit this place, it's amazing. 😳

[@Boojyman]

Thank you for this incredible video

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thanks for watching!

[@Ale-nu4dc]

Thank you for sharing this amazing video; wow 😱; I hope to have the opportunity to go there!

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

My pleasure. Thanks for watching!

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

Upon entering, the first large block lid is seen. It has the same kind of bumps/nodes as the megalithic stones of Peru.

[@canadagirlskickass]

Yes!

[@chandnikumarov4459]

Very true

[@uppercut1200]

In "The Emerald Tablets of Thoth, the Atlantean", in Tablet 2, titled 'The Halls of Amenti', describes the underground Chambers that were filled with multiple sarcophagi (32 to be exact...see blueprint of Serapeum there are empty chambers) used for the renewing of the bodies of the Children of Light, which were the Masters of life and death. In the text, it clearly describes how these Chambers were placed side by side just like what we see in this video. Later Egyptians place the bones of bulls inside because they had no idea what they were looking at. They thought this was a burial chamber honoring their Bull neter deity Apis- representing Osiris and Resurrection. 'House of Mirrors' (housings of mirror finished granite) reflects light & reverbarates sound frequencies necessary for rejuvenation.

[@LVAngelradio]

The atlanteans did not build this!! It was built by the native people! They are God sized sarcophaguses. As We Know they told us that their Gods came to visit them. It is about the balance of life and death. As well as regeneration and life triumphing over death. Both the Egyptian and Nubians used this Sacred Space. Even with war and instability this space belongs to the Gods and therefore all the people. Yet as time changed so did the purpose. This structure never had just one purpose! It was built by native Africans!

[@sallyscott9172]

That's a great explanation; one I have never heard. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@Lahtiman81]

@@LVAngelradio Native people? How did they built them?

[@Lahtiman81]

Sounds like a band name. Children of light.

[@shanosantwanos3908]

@@LVAngelradio bollocks..plus you left no source for your c4azy claims

[@stevefaure415]

Interesting to see the contrast of the highly refined (though unadorned) boxes to the obviously crudely cut tunnels. Look past the later tunnel 'improvements' to the tunnels--the brick-and-mortar walls, the arches, the floors--all that stuff is much more recent--and what you see is that the entire dug-out portion of the Serapeum is obviously functional only. There was no thought given and no reason for the builders to make it anything but a purely functional space for these boxes. It is a thorough mystery.

[@ramonalillie7851]

Thanks for the tour

[@finncarlbomholtsrensen1188]

During my now 6 visits to Egypt I have never been able/allowed to enter the Sacret Bulls graves, as it was first closed for restoring or I was too far away, as I only sailed on the Nile to Aswan and back, the last time. But I have been to the the strange mount of Abu Simble twice, which mostly looks like a "stage tool" on display, arriving with a bus from its backside. It's first when You come round it, it looks like on original site along the Nile. But now I have seen the bulls graves also, during this film!

[@quadq6598]

Fantastic. Some sort of power generation / storage devices? ancient lost technology from way before the Egyptians

[@Humpyday]

This is a great video. I do ask though that you turn CC on. I'm a senior with not so great hearing. Keep up the good work

[@FabioRVale]

Great video, thanks for that.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thanks for watching!

[@k.w.1295]

❤ this video, better than any History Channel I ever watch. Thanks for sharing

[@cls4786]

These two guys seem to know more than just about anyone I have seen trying to explain ancient Egypt.

[@mux1978]

Not only the weight of these boxes, but the 1-2 feet of maneuverability surrounding some of the boxes to these small alcoves makes it even weirder!

[@beansoup1088]

Thank you for sharing this amazing video

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thanks for watching!

[@BillSikes.]

This place is so strange and mysterious, so many unanswerable questions, I guess we'll never know, nevertheless it's blown my mind, just trying to fathom, who, why, how they managed this impossible feat of engineering, great video Igor, I've watched just about all the videos about the Serapheum, and this is by far the best

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thank you strake750.

[@xl000]

What do you think about the 100 ton per box+lid claim ? Granite has a density of 2.75 g / cm3, or 2750 kg / m^3 To reach 100 tons, you would need a solid 3.3 meters ( per edge ) box. For a 30 tons lid, assuming 3 m x 1.2 m in the horizontal plane, it would be ... 3 meters thick. Maybe it's not metric tons ? There is no way it the one at 20:17 wegihs a total around 100 metric tons. I estimated a ballpark 5 metric tons for lid and 15 for the open box. Also, using the same dimensions, I found that the 100 tons per box claim is correct assuming the material is pure gold (20g/cm3 , 20 tons / m3) instead of granite.

[@ancientpool-god6428]

I have made some calculations on this aswell, and if the boxes are 3x3x4 meters, and the edges are 30cm thick, (They are actually smaller than this) the box itself will weigh about 38 tons, and the lids about 15 tons. (3x4x0,5 meters) Using a density of 2,7 on the granite. I don`t know where this 70/100 ton estimate comes from, but it sure is hogwash. As a remark, the box itself will have a 36 ton bouyancy (updraft) in water, so if you drop it in a pool where the water is lower than the edge of the box, it will weigh 2 tons.

[@karldias1415]

Incredible to think that at some point those caverns you are walking were bustling with ancient people doing their work.

[@SethBergile]

Absolutely mind blowing perfection!

[@allwhowander78]

I can't believe I've never heard of this..

[@coronapapi]

If that stone could conduct electricity, those would make some incredible batteries.

[@iancraggs3325]

Truly amazing I'm lost for words..

[@herveciomendesfilho9756]

Fantastic video !!!!! More Thanks !!!!

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thanks for watching. I have an entire set of movies on under my Egyptian playlist. Enjoy!

[@Germanaugustomorales]

hw about sampling the soil underneath

[@toddprifogle7381]

I agree. And unfortunately we don't see detailed analyses of the majority of enigmatic sites around the globe .

[@Fox8ball.]

So much we cannot explain very interesting indeed

[@aldenunion]

The boxes may have been the planetary information,looted by the Romans and catholic churches because may go against the narrative.

[@aldenunion]

Those caught lying to humanity should be tortured in this case.. (if learned)

[@angelous7774]

Such an amazing adventure and much far more exciting and real informative

[@nonoyesh]

You just made my day. Thank you!

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Thanks for watching.

[@ashleykuntz9599]

One can not really move on to the "why" until answering how. Two possibilities I see: either they poured the granite from a liquid state into each grotto; or they carved/cut/polished them before the cave arrived. They could not have been dragged in after

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Hi Ashley! Thanks for the comment. I agree about dragging them in after, its not physically possible in my opinion. However, the liquid rock theory doesn't hold up. Look at lava. Basalt is volcanic rock. All hard and very difficult to carve. However, your guess is as good as mine!

[@pvkjhilk8323]

they could have dug out the walls and infilled the space afterwards

[@joshuaconstable6323]

Using Vibrational frequencys to mold the rock and position it precisely where they want it

[@ivot1761]

You’re right, they carved/ cut / polished these boxes before the caves were done. The caves were built around the coffins.

[@Callllum]

Igor Tochilnikov the concrete theory definitely holds up

[@ana7Aluap]

This is impossible history... How can archeologists can even suggest this was made by the people of the ancient Egypt? In present days it should be almost impossible! We do have brains you know?

[@crpth1]

Paula Matos - It really looks like brains are on short supply. Just look at this comment section. Honestamente o seu não ajuda nada. LOL ;-) Fique bem.

[@daregesuvisariya]

wow .. nice and amazing video.. thanks you

[@anotherblonde]

At least 400 ancient lenses have been found, some of which are of optical precision (verified by modern opticians), others magnify small light sources to allow minute work. Clearly this is high class precision work as well. Such a conundrum. Nice to see Joseph Awyan who for sure has intuitive knowledge. Great film, thanks so much for sharing.

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

+anotherblonde thanks for watching. I'll try to find more info on the lenses. Curious now...

[@anotherblonde]

You'll find all the info in Robert Temple's unusual book The Crystal Sun

[@IgorTravelsTheWorld]

+anotherblonde thanks I'll take a look online to find it