The Mystery Of Ancient Egypt's Unidentified Mummies | Mummy Forensics | All Out History

Ancient Egypt is so much more than the story of its biggest pharaohs. Join Joann Fletcher as she delves into the world of Egypt's forgotten mummies she tries to uncover what brought about the deaths of these individuals. It's a world of political intrigue, betrayal, scandal and more just waiting to be unwrapped.
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[@tracyd3522]

Joann Fletcher is my favorite Egyptologist! So smart, and her voice is beyond pleasant to listen to!

[@paxtonmorgan1233]

i think the same thing

[@xpowerchairpositivityx]

Bakt-en-Hor (daughter of Nakhtefmut) was housed at the Hancock museum in Newcastle, for years after being displayed in the Lit and Phil. I've known her for a long time, since I was a kid. The Hancock had a mannequin which they thought was what she would have looked like when she was alive, and had her down as a princess. Studies were originally performed in 1964 and updates, in 1991 and while there's knowledge of her overbite, not much else was seen on her earlier scans/pathology so it's intriguing yet sad to find out what truly happend to her.

[@gregoryhoover2388]

The greatest mystery of this documentary is how high the computer expert was when he drew on the eyelashes and eyebrows of the mummy. lol 1:15:29

[@Paranid_Pum]

Shes such a good narrator

[@Andy_Babb]

For real 😂 What makes it funnier is that’s just a regular decent photo of her lolol

[@allan9603]

It should be mentioned that Professor Joann Fletcher has had a somewhat stormy relationship with Egypt's Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, and at one point was banned from the country. I suspect this documentary was filmed prior to the ban.

[@catherinetremblay2213]

I think this might be a part of the series Mummy forensics, which was after the lift of the ban, but it's really hard to tell lol

[@KMark2688]

Interesting. Why was she banned?

[@catherinetremblay2213]

@@KMark2688 I believe she was banned because she "didn't present her finds to the the ministry before publishing them", but this turned out to be technically false so she was allowed back after some time, it took about 5 years before she went back to Egypt though

[@SpiritGirlSF]

Yes, the director of Egyptian Antiquities Sank Hawass didn't back up her claim to have identified a long lost famous mummy Queen. So he banned her. Btw~ This is a very old documentary, there must be at least 20 copies of it on yt.

[@lolahlok2105]

Hawass is an asshole and doesn’t have the best history (kinda an understatement.)

[@DrLeroyGreen]

What's truly amazing is that his nice lady, (Dr Fletcher) dressed in black with her very red hair, doesn't explode beneath the Egyptian sun.

[@lindsyfish6704]

She has an umbrella. Like the rest of us redheads! 😂😂

[@MRoachthe1]

Skull looks really long at 4:24

[@lexdarkone]

Why is this censored?!

[@entary4723]

I have seen this on 2 other channel's

[@MattThomas321]

The thumbnail is terrifying.

[@lynnedelacy2841]

But the blows to the pigs heads didn’t seem to hit the marked spot - how odd

[@SpiritGirlSF]

Recycling this old thing again. Just how many copies of it are on the tubes?

[@sueshort8614]

Love the programme but found the music loud, distracting and totally unnecessary.

[@tribaltantra125]

I think at that time if the person was not happy with his her life or may be felt sick, there would be a rule to killed by someone with their choice...and mummified them.

[@charliekezza]

Didn't know ancient Egyptians were blue

[@buderfryyy]

1:03:36 cardi b?

[@user-vw6bk4pb4l]

That's literally a human being. It's unfortunate that mummies are so dehumanised. Would they do this to the long barried kings and queen of England? (tbf they probably would). It makes for great content nonetheless...

[@blowfishz]

Bro I thought the lady in the thumbnail was that dude that gets stoned and speaks ancient egyptian on TikTok.

[@blowfishz]

@arumnatzorkhang

[@chrisd3674]

Lol...she's a character for sure. Her brain and knowledge are her assets. She goes from cute and young to a bit frazzled and zany, if you watch all her videos in chronological order.

[@lynnedunn4964]

I do believe you are referring to Curtis... He is almost as good as Dr. Joanne ‼️ Hope this helps.😅

[@yumegalaxtica3522]

That man is a legend

[@dragonoftheeast695]

It is him

[@loyertamara]

This isn’t new

[@barbieblacksheep8440]

The second case sounds like a female on female hate and revenge, female jealousy etc....

[@KayGreylai]

Pls stop calling the sarcophagus a casket or a coffin. None of those words are synonyms.

[@rufusandyoshi]

Totally ruined by the music played over this, bad editing, far too loud.....shame

[@staceyboyd4508]

you must having hearing issues . it’s fine

[@T.2.S.A.]

Nothing is sacred anymore..

[@ingridseim1379]

With all due respect, is this the time to upload videos of people who suffered horrific death? There's already been so much horror on our screens recently.....

[@steveday4797]

If you used that reasoning the video would never be uploaded

[@ingridseim1379]

@@steveday4797 yeah. That's the point. Right now might not be the time for this video

[@cr-cg7kn]

recently..?

[@MRoachthe1]

We all suffer. Maybe tune into something different?

[@christinec642]

This is part of the Mummy Forensics series and has been on various channels for several years. There's always wars and death happening somewhere in the world, doesn't mean everything else grinds to a halt.

[@cr-cg7kn]

“archeology “ - we just make shit up