The Pyramid, the Labyrinth and the underground Caches of Hawara - VERSADOCO

[@johnmcginnis1771]

Great video. Really quite amazing. And quite disappointing that power and politics keep these as mysteries to the general public.

[@medjayalbaobab2003]

Power,politics and don't forget (racism) because the Egyptian government know that the individuals responsible for building those ancient temples were most likely of pure Nilo Saharan descent meaning that they were black Africans something that Hawass and his arab supremacist xenophobic colleagues are comically attempting to hide in vain to cover their lies and keep pretending that the ancient Egyptian civilization was a direct offshoot from the mesopotamian civilization and that it has nothing to do with black Africans period nevermind the massive amount of artworks inherited from this era clearly demonstrating that Hawass is a racist charlatan as well as a grave robber!!! Guys mark my words if this excavation takes place what herodotus stated in antiquity about what he personally witnessed when he went to study in Afrca I'm talking about as far as which was the genetic makeup of ancient Egyptians back then...

[@steviechampagne]

One of the greatest mysteries of ancient egypt. That ancient world had truly mastered the age of stone. They manipulated stone in ways we cannot today.

[@lalaLAX219]

Wow, this video was extremely well-produced. You deserve way more views and subscribers! Keep up the great work, it’s only a matter of time :)

[@Versadoco]

Thank you!

[@GeorgesSegundo]

I´ve dreamed for a long time of a proof of the existence of the Egyptian Labyrinth, and here i finnaly found it. Words are not enough to describe my gratitude for your work brother.

[@killhacker5776]

Really interesting. Double verified underground structures. Man I'd love to see what's down there.

[@Versadoco]

Hopefully there will be archeological mission soon. I know that there was a discussion about saving pyramid from flooding.

[@sidharthabiswal7462]

The amount of research done by you and your team is magnificent. I salute to your work.

[@mallorieryan3034]

This is absolutely fascinating! Such a shame Dr Carmen Boulter is no longer with us. Thank you!

[@Versadoco]

Omg! I didn't know that. Last thing I've heard she was interviewing archeologists for the new Hawara expedition.... What an enormous loss....

[@mallorieryan3034]

@@Versadoco Yes, it broke my heart to hear of her death. A couple of months back now. Very sad.

[@GlassHouse80]

The chances are the original structure of the labyrinth could be 10, 20, 30+ thousand years old from an ancient civilisation that was so technologically advanced that their capabilities are way beyond our imagination. Unfortunately, Egypt doesn't seem interested in uncovering what's under there. Probably because of the cost involved and the impacts on the surrounding towns and farms. Agriculture etc. I bet there are some unbelievable artefacts down there, as a lot of the structure is granite and marble, which will still be in good shape. This labyrinth would make the pyramids look basic in their construction, which is just mind-boggling.

[@taylorgall9516]

Surrounding farms and agriculture are unaffected by work on this site, which is good news!

[@erook2019]

@@taylorgall9516 Yea but they will use that as an excuse not to do any work on it.. That's how they operate sadly it seems...

[@avanger-cp2fc]

Not the cost. If is not build by Egyptians then they got a problem. That s why they don t want to dig there.

[@wango556]

In the pyramid, the sepulcher is covered by 3 hard quartzite sandstone blocks that weight approximately 45 tons. That is 90,000 lbs. That’s not a mistype, ninety thousands pounds a piece. 90,000 lbs is about as heavy as 7 elephants, 20 cars, 60 cows. Think about that. There’s no way humans could move these. I’ve said for years, the Egyptians didn’t build the pyramids. It’s not so much the pyramids that are the discovery it’s what is beneath them!

[@taylorgall9516]

I just visited this site in September, my Second time in Egypt. My driver with 25 years experience, had never been, I showed him the way, quite a rural location. We got there and I was the only visitor since the previous week. Got to roam around, huge pieces of granite everywhere. I got shown quite alot by the police there and got to climb up it quite high as well. The other side the the river looks like it has alot underneath! This is probably the greatest site in Egypt for future excavation, and few people know about it. Not really a tourist destination, its just not setup for that.

[@kubrickenigma7977]

This sort of factual information is breathtaking and pretty mind melting. Great presentation and production quality.

[@marcinkaczynski4733]

Incredible information. We have to dig up!

[@michaelpether1331]

Outstanding presentation of something of which I had no previous knowledge - yet have followed the subject of megaliths , Egypt, Turkey, Peru etc. for 20 year's.

[@iulian6h]

It is possible that those who built the huge underground systems, long corridors, many rooms, made them with a precise, premeditated purpose, with the idea of ​​protecting themselves there because of a great devastating war. These gigantic constructions probably lasted decades or centuries. If they had advanced technologies for processing hard stones, for lifting, transporting hundreds of km, and mounting 20-100 ton monoliths, they probably also had very powerful-destructive weapons. It is known about the War of the "gods" described in many ancient texts, those who came to power were very egocentric, proud, arrogant, defiant, grandiose, they were religious fanatics, they wanted eternal glorification...they made gigantic statues of granite, quartz of 700 - 1000 tons...which were intentionally destroyed in the war. Because of the war, civilizations were destroyed, and few survivors remained. After the war probably came a great cataclysm which erased and covered everything.

[@tiddlesa.6125]

This was extremely informative and really well produced. I take my hat off to you. I’m subscribed! Australia 🇦🇺

[@Versadoco]

Cheers mate🇦🇺

[@leejones5810]

How have I not heard this mind blowing information! 😁 I've heard and followed the city of cats discovery but this is far more important. Please keep us up to date once they go in and when. Discovered my new binge channel, got to catch up with what's going on

[@vinsanity3510]

Please don’t ever get discouraged by “low views”. Your work is more important than most humans will recognize. The gods will recognize your efforts.

[@caseyellis4480]

Great job guys! Loved this!

[@-Gorbi-]

Everyone rightly hates Zahi Hawass. We will make sure his name will be infamous in OUR human history.

[@saladdays180s9]

I can't get over it. Conclusions and loose ends tied up every time I watch one of your episodes. Your videos supercharge me.

[@mamoun8689]

The best documentary film about the egyptian labyrinth that is available in the net.

[@chichodormi4732]

Great video, man ❤

[@Griffix96]

How they got the boxes down the shaft was by back filling it with sand until the shaft was completely full. They would put the box over the mouth of the full shaft. Then bucket full by bucket full they take the sand back out. As they do the box is lowered down the shaft. There is no chance of a rope snapping or anything else. The box would be fully supported by the sand it was sitting on as they slowly dug the sand out from under it. It would be very labor intensive but you could control the decent with precision that modern day cranes couldn't match.

[@edigogu]

Thanks you for making this video, I just had a history project, and this is EXACTLY what I needed. Like and Sub easily deserved, keep the good work up!

[@alexan1712]

It's told to be four entrances down, one at each corner of the labyrinth, not just from the pyramid which only leads to the lowest level

[@brandonwayne6131]

Enki’s underground palace. An Aquatic being. At some point the connection from Abydos (aquarium) to several locations with underground water doors along the river wide. Then people will see Underground aquariums that opens up to the surface areas. Same in Central and South America We have not even scratched the surface.

[@nomadscavenger]

Thank you for a really interesting video. The Labyrinth reminds me of the tomb of the Chinese emperor with all those individual warriors, horses and chariots made of terracotta. Could the ancient Chinese know about Hawara, or would it just be the Greeks, Romans? All your work, research is much appreciated. ✨

[@Lotek117]

Wow that really fills you with hope and wonder. I really hope they get to excavate and document it before it's too late.

[@FluorescentApe]

Amazing content with very nice illustrations! Thank you for this video

[@LM-fx1nj]

Amazing video thanks. Can't believe I had never heard of this before. Harder still to believe the Egyptian department of archeology never made this the focus of archeological investigation in the area. I mean... are they not actually curious as to what could be discovered here ? Baffles me

[@hughgrection3052]

Wow. I never know so much information about underground can be found thru satellites! Sounds like it's time to bore a hole down like how they do with trapped miners. Then send down a few people and see what's going on. I find it very disturbing how that Zahi or whoever guy always stifles information on things. Makes you wonder what else is being hidden

[@toxicrealitymedia]

Beautiful work my friend! So glad I found this channel

[@Versadoco]

Thank you and welcome!

[@emoryzakin2576]

So sad to think the water table is moving up there from the recent damming of the Nile. All the underground will be lost

[@aivkara]

Subbed! Awesome channel!

[@香料國境]

mind blowing

[@mote10009]

I always learn something new by watching your video. The information is backed with fact and the sources are credited so that I can look into. No click bait. I really enjoy your content. THANK YOU.

[@Versadoco]

Thank you very much!

[@MrInfinitefinality]

The halls of Amenti

[@acatrio.]

great work! thank you!!! pls, dont stop

[@nicksothep8472]

As fascinating as it is, if we were to scan the Giza plateau the same way, we would get very similar results, as we know for a fact that there are at least three underground levels filled with rooms and passages, most of which are linked with each other. Similarly, Saqquara also does, and fk knows how many other locations in Egypt. What's remarkable here is the fact that the location is specific to the labyrinth story, and what's disgusting is the gate keeping and corrupt politics that are blatantly in place and stop researchers from doing their job. Maybe that a$$hat of Haw-ass wants to claim the discovery himself, a real possibility, or maybe the discovery screws up their made up timelines and fairy tales.. Only time will tell.

[@sadoda9]

Holy cow! Can't believe this is the first time I'm hearing this.

[@PIEL10]

Very detailed video, and more info than the wiki page by miles. I am curious as to how they found the arch and whatnot inside the main chamber if it was all buried and put together

[@Versadoco]

Thank you! Petrie wrote that they were looking for entrance as to a classic pyramid trying to access internal parts. So they were able to access some corridors. Then clean them up and eventually found internal camera. He wrote about it in his work about excavation at Hawara, check it out for more info.

[@drincogni]

Here it is everything is egypt old is a tomb and is supposes to have a box, yeah wood use to lower stone of that weight?The labyrinth was from pre flood times.They will say the roof was put up by ropes and wood and slaves.

[@HCG]

Great channel, incredibly high quality and very informative without being overly fringe or traditional

[@Versadoco]

Thank you!

[@christomold3142]

Amazing video!

[@weill6872]

Great video, great quality, great job... !!! Just WOW PS: I'm a new sub now (you deserve a lot more)..

[@caseyellis4480]

There is that name again.....Zahi Hawass. Is there no end to this man's treachery.

[@MikeOfNight]

Every time, and I've heard that he has kids in the field that probably are going to continue with whatever mission he was on.

[@nibiruresearch]

This labyrinth is most likely a huge museum with artifacts and knowledge about earlier civilizations. But the Egyptians are only telling the story that they are the builders of all the pyramids and temples. But the labyrinth is world heritage and should be open to researchers from the world with open minds.

[@MRoachthe1]

I think I’m going to design a boxing heavy bag that looks like Zahi Hawass. Order now and I throw in Zahi Haw-ASS toilet paper.

[@fleezy1579]

Crazy that Egypt wont allow us to investigate and excavate. We must find out everything! I also extremely dislike hawas.

[@stfu3623]

damn very good stuff on this channel, keep going

[@BLINKTARDIO]

WHY the chambers don't conect?!🤔🤯

[@kyledamron]

I wish i could go back in time and see this in all it's glory

[@jsmnzgb]

Great video and so well made! Btw didn't the building of the near by canal make way for salt water to enter the labyrinth in which case it's been decaying at least partly for a long time by now?

[@Versadoco]

Thank you! I think they started some works to prevent the salt water coming in. But it's probably work in progress.

[@supabass4003]

Awesome, love the graphics! Check out Land of Chem by Geoffrey Drumm. Megalithic chemical reactors!

[@Versadoco]

Thank you

[@user-xi4rj4qd3p]

Dig that shit up!

[@animeboy9801]

Love this. You have a new subscriber. Thank you

[@Versadoco]

Thank you and welcome!

[@wojciechszeremeta2502]

Great stuff ! Thank you

[@CharveL88]

If only Zahi Hawass (and Egypt's insular archaeological policy) would just...move on...

[@dillonmoll1055]

How did humans live through the many cataclysms of the past? Seems like underground would be a great place for surviving such a catastrophic event ... I'm js 🤷🏼‍♂️.

[@treatb09]

The whole area is probably as flooded as the pyramid

[@sayyadinawitch]

Good point. I was also speculating that some of these elusive stone ‘tunnels’ and ‘structures’ were places of refuge when a foreign entity attempted to attack. Easier to defend a single edifice..

[@Theomacho]

433 square meters is nothing, it is just a fraction of a football field. 51 is not 81. Please issue corrections.

[@Theomacho]

From searching I found a reference to a 100 acres which is 404 686 m.s.q. That is equating to >50

[@007WINST]

Why does Zahi Hawass always stop the research or try to prevent the results from being published? What do they have to fear?

[@vinsanity3510]

Bro the roofs alone for the labyrinth sounds impossible. You know why they made Pluto not a planet anymore? So when people found things that prove the ancient knew about the cosmos, disbelievers could be like “oh they were wrong they thought Pluto was a planet and it isn’t!”

[@kyledamron]

Wonderful video glad i found the channel i have subbed

[@Versadoco]

Thank you and welcome!

[@erniemajor]

Very interesting. However the more I see of these ancient constructions, the more I hope that for their own sakes, those Beings spent time in spiritual reflection and were compassionate to themselves and others.

[@CakeMonster82]

I would love to have been in Africa at that time and been able to visit the ancient sites from 10,000 B.C. to A.D. 100

[@diekomet6950]

Its an audio harmonic resonance generator, its acoustic power

[@teknical100]

Phenomenal.

[@treatb09]

The grave robbers would burn the corpses of the ancient Pharaohs to kill them in the after life if i remember right. . During the period of destruction of the original cults. Thats why they defaced many statues. Breaking off the noses.

[@fredcunningham9753]

Love

[@krollting949]

damn good video

[@MartinScharfe]

Is there more information about this geo-scan technology?

[@Versadoco]

Not much unfortunatelly.

[@garyschultz883]

still a complete mystery

[@Rulthelion]

How did they build these structures. ?this is really confusing 😕 and why?

[@awakenchildofgod5556]

If they have that kind of technology that can see all that underground than imagin what else there not talking about wow

[@alianbaba9330]

Does that men the entire underground passages and chambers are now covered with water ?

[@Gigapixels]

Just curious if you heard about the theory that the quartzite stones which were actually semi transparent and were sliding doors in the ceilings? In modern times has Egypt authorities managed to open up this entire pyramid of Hawara and obtain the giant quartzite stones yet?

[@Versadoco]

Hawara pyramid is flooded but they are planning to do some work to protect it from ground waters. Hence all these geoscanning projects

[@Gigapixels]

@@Versadoco Thanks for fast replies 🌟 The thing is that you know humans are very greedy. Some info leaked out that these quartz crystal stones are actually extremely rare and possibly the largest in Egypt. I am curious why has no authority or robbers loot those stones already...

[@allthingsgilmour]

I just cannot believe the engineering that has gone in to all of the megalithic structures of ancient Egypt!! It just goes to show that our current model of the history of humans is SO wrong in SO many ways!! …..You actually want us to believe that humans were so primitive in this distant past that they used almost caveman-like tools to accomplish these feats?? The fact that they could even CONCEIVE of these structures tells me that what we know and THINK we know about the past is JUST UTTERLY AND COMPLETELY WRONG!! and despite the constant inflow of new discoveries and facts, they mainstream scientific community absolutely refuses to adjust anything about their current model for the simple sake of saving face in the light that they are actually wrong!! What kind of scientists are you that refuses to see facts and evidence and use them to find the truth of what actually was?!? It just makes me sick to see the overwhelming closed mindedness of such “scholars”….🙄🙄🙄

[@caseyellis4480]

I believe this to be a hi tech machine that was discovered and adopted by a later civilization.

[@demongod1752]

Anyone ever think this is the Labyrinth built to keep the monitor locked in

[@Stonecutter334]

Wow this is an awesome presentation. So what could have destroyed something this huge?

[@Versadoco]

People did. Obviously used this structure as a quarry.

[@AetherXIV]

So when can we go down there?

[@sproutsisters5398]

I still don't know how we can predict what people looked like when we create models of them

[@sayyadinawitch]

LMFAO….holy ham you poor thing. If a skull is present facial reconstruction is a SCIENCE. What exactly are you even asking?!? Historical references, records, DNA testing, comparing current descendants…. If you mean the FAMOUS historical ppl he mentioned….there are many accounts of how ppl looked. How is that confusing 😑

[@Alarix246]

Sorry, my American friends! 433 sq metres is about as large as four apartments. I am sure you made an error, if it is really big, it should be in tens of thousands, not in hundreds!

[@nickkanaris6833]

Amazing video. I believe generaly we havent even scratch the surface of the real egyptian history

[@jaredmehrlich6683]

So what happened to the Labyrinth?

[@colmmolloyhere]

There must be an undiscovered chamber in the red zone to bring it to 33, this could have the answers

[@christaylor4477]

I wonder what was stored there. Obviously not a tomb

[@diekomet6950]

Sound was stored there, these are infrasonic complexs

[@kyledamron]

I hate that things like this get covered up

[@sergeyt2947]

Hope they ll unearth it one day

[@myriaddsystems]

Egyptian monumental workers were waged artisans, not slaves

[@libertyblueskyes2564]

Okay we are all done thinking that unadorned monuments are temples or teaching buildings (much like today's museums). So can we make videos that pass that misunderstanding by?

[@libertyblueskyes2564]

you are my favorite channel

[@Versadoco]

Thank you!

[@قناةآيةالثقافية]

Amenemhat iii was the Exodus king

[@fuzzpope]

Who died and made Hawass a Pharaoh? Seriously head banging a wall infuriating.

[@jannovak6987]

who tf that hawas thinks he is? this needs to get explored and show to humanity!!

[@brown9629]

4:36 bro really had no idea how to start this sentence when he was finishing the script 😂

[@loud865]

7:15 This was not a tomb for a Pharoah. This was the vault that held all the seeds of all the plants so that they could be replanted after the flood. Noah aka Zisudra had the chest with all the DNA from all the animals and birds and he also had 2 of each male and female resting upon the ship to breed for food and replenishment of the land. All of this information is written down on 6k year old clay tablets. all u have to do is go read them and then your video is accurate and enjoyable to watch.

[@sayyadinawitch]

Explain how an UNDERGROUND bunker protected seeds and plants from a FLOOD?!? Are you aware of how much pressure water generates?!? HAHAHAHA….please don’t breed 🫤

[@snowghost247]

Let me go out there and I'll do it for food and a place to stay no shit just keep me alive so I can do the work

[@tomhankstomhanks2579]

Aad poeple a build great thing in egypt.

[@nodabot]

Ram pump

[@flash2tz]

Why at 18:45 does the narrator state "...81 football fields." but the graphic displays "x 51?" Errors like this say the creators don't care because what they are stating isn't worth the time or effort. If this were true, it would be valuable enough to get correct.

[@Versadoco]

My apologies to the viewers, there is indeed a voiceover error. It should say x51 football fields as per graphics. P.S. Show me the man that does not make a mistake, and I will show you the man that does not do anything,)