Tutankhamun - The Boy Pharaoh Documentary

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[@williambrownlee4534]

The narrator was MAGNIFICENT ! Pronouncing the names a whole lot better than I could . Well Done Mr Crow ....WELL DONE !!!

[@joelhobson2964]

They had to fill up a lot of time because Tutankhamen didn't live very long. Still a fantastic documentary

[@ardiankotori3149]

Beautiful narration and presentation. It brought the whole turbulent period of 18-th Dynasty that much closer to life. I can’t get enough of this stuff. I wish there was some spy cam with the footage from that era waiting to be found.

[@davidgibbs7573]

Beautiful narration ? Are you kidding ?

[@suzannahirwin7165]

I want the superpower of time travel.

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Your egyptian videos are amazing guys! Keep up the good work

[@markjonesatlarge5240]

Yes, I have to say that I have enjoyed these many different documentaries about ancient Egyptians and all the other things you go over. I especially enjoy your documentaries on the subject of World War 2!!

[@jamescadillac1448]

Blows my mind how much stuff they found in his tomb for such a small reign. Makes you wonder what else is hidden in the sands that wasn’t stolen. Because the Egyptians were there for thousands of years. I also believe Zahi Hawwas is in the way of great discovery’s

[@TinkerTaylor-zv1ml]

I think a lot of it was stolen (also by later farao's), and recycled. Don't hold your breath. Zahi is a bit of a blowheart. He is in love with publicity. But it would be amazing if there was something big to be found. Nefertiti's tomb would be an amazing thing. Maybe her mummy is already among the ones found, but no trace of her tomb (she left Amarna and toned down the Aten cult, so she probably has a more conventional (faraonic?) tomb somewhere in the Valley of the Kings or there around...

[@TwilightxKnight13]

Agreed. Zahi Hawwas might be one of the most knowledgeable Egyptologists in the world, but there is just something shady about that guy. I think there is quite a bit of history that he is covering up because it does not support his ideology and the “fame” of the ancient empires.

[@louisemerriman1079]

I cannot abide that man

[@MoneyB-r2y]

He is because he knows the truth and he refuses to let the world in to see it

[@jamescadillac1448]

I believe he was demoted at some point for stealing artifacts

[@brunolima7402]

Ancient Egypt is so fascinating. Keep up the excellent work.

[@shadrach6299]

The were an advanced civilization. I wonder how they became so advanced?

[@morganlee2806]

Talk about someone whose fame drastically exceeded his accomplishment. Purely down to the circumstance of his tomb being the first discovered during what became the Egyptomania craze of the roaring 20s. Since then his name became synonymous with ancient Egypt as a whole. Ask someone to name a pharaoh and he's still the first that will come to mind.

[@ariaacheson201]

History fame isn't all about accomplishment... Who knows, maybe you could become famous in death!

[@Yeoldelole]

@@ariaacheson201 His grave goods and coffer were of INSANELY high quality and intrigue. Thats the main thing.

[@RyaGnera]

I see people saying cleopatra more than I do Tutankhamen

[@Montypythob]

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[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

@@RyaGnera I would say she is the most famous female Pharaoh, while he is the most famous male Pharaoh.

[@DraganVukasevic]

I have some suggestions for future videos for you guys: 1. Josip Broz Tito 2. Slobodan Milošević 3. Sulla 4. Cyrus the Great 5. Darius the Great

[@IsntTheInternetGreat]

Randy Feltface

[@nima9340]

I would love a video about Sulla!

[@robertalpy]

It is amazing to me that the priests that we k ow looted the tombs of the other pharaohs in the valley, down to striping the gems from their wrapping and rewrapping them, mossed this tomb. It mist have been buried and lost to memory and more importantly record, even then. I think the desire to eliminate the memory of Ankhenaten and his family, ironically preserved them in ways their followers were unable to achieve. Despite their efforts.

[@XOPOIIIO]

46:52 I thought he would reply: Nope, it's completely empty here. You can go home, I'll check out for awhile.

[@Aventurasmisteriosas]

Long overshadowed by more powerful rulers, Queen Nefertiti's fame skyrocketed purely because her bust was the first major artifact unearthed during the Tutankhamun craze of the 1920s. Now, her elegant visage embodies ancient Egypt for many, despite not being the most historically significant pharaoh.

[@bravosierra2447]

Thank you for another fascinating doco about ancient Eygpt.

[@alexissparkle1234]

I love history so much, but when I hear about people disturbing dead bodies to the point if dismemberment and destruction it angers me. It was one thing for them to open his tomb and look at what was visible to them but to open several of his coffins and destroy his body is egregious. It shows us how little they respected the attempts to protect his body. I love this channel so much my niece and I will sit down and watch them (she’s two) and is always so focused on the documentary we are watching.

[@akamomakawife4928]

I think he was a very important part of Egypt I do think he deserves a spot in history because he did serve as Pharaoh I do believe he was being controlled by the elders....

[@ziahamm1603]

Always the way with young rulers. Was same with Ptolemy XIII

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Your howard carter was amazing! Suggestion: Cleopatra

[@joelhobson2964]

I believe they already did a Cleopatra video. It's an older video but it still checks out.

[@user-ns7dj1lo3r]

Cleopatra's Ptolemy Greek family usurped the throne & culture of Black Egypt. They were invaders from Greece & nothing to celebrate about.

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

@@joelhobson2964 They did, but this video was recetly deleted. They definitely should it reposted or made new.

[@josephphoenix1376]

Excellent Episode! I actually learned a number of New Details in this Video!

[@Египет-б5т]

As an Egyptian Coptic Christian I am proud of my ancient Egyptian ancestors 🇪🇬👑

[@ohlangeni]

Copting Christians mostly descend from Macedonian and Cyrene Greeks. They are not genetically African.

[@wheelmanstan]

I can't stand how there's all these huge movies being made about cape crusaders and the same damn story about cleo and caesar but nothing ever being made about all these Ancient Egyptian rulers and their crazy or amazing lives. Use that fancy CGI to take me back into the time of the Pharaohs, and not when Egypt was a shadow of itself and collapsing, PLEASE. But yeah, I'm definitely gonna watch this Documentary later.

[@zzzarkka]

As long as they get it right and not say the pyramids were tombs.

[@johndewitte]

@@zzzarkka What was the purpose of the pyramids then?

[@evbbjones7]

@@zzzarkka you say as long as they get it right, then elude what most people think is not to right. So that begs the question.. what is correct when they identifying the purpose of the pyramids and why?

[@philstrachan]

Great doco! Thanks for posting! 🍻

[@thephantomtippler6851]

Ahh the not so old king Tut. reminds me of my towns long gone gentleman’s magazine store. “King Tuts Hut of Smut”.

[@onewayturtles]

Sounds legendary.

[@Blackholeguy-c2b]

His name rhymes with butt - Sherman (From Mr Peabody and Sherman)

[@emilielavoie4806]

Lovve the videos!!! Podcast version pleeeeeeease

[@MatAK49]

Excellent presentation!

[@dannypitt2817]

This is brilliant,, I enjoy factual information like this,,, thank you,, I do think that having his belongings on display is a bad idea,,, as soon as his tomb was emptied,, they are at risk of being damaged ,, they were safe where they were,,, it is not respectful to raid tombs

[@Squirmula1]

Born in Arizona, moved to Babylonia lived in condo made of stone-a King Tut

[@danielvain]

He could 'a won a Grammy. Buried in his jammies.

[@WondersCuriositiesWorld]

Great video and beautiful narration and presentation

[@yawos9024]

He was black. Do justice to his memory. They could not have painted him black without his not being black? This was Africa in antiquity.

[@Senacacrane]

I love history, specifically ancient history like ancient Egypt and stuff like that.

[@user-jwill]

One the most interesting stories ever as far as him becoming totally unknown for over 3000 years then rediscovered.

[@miso.1993]

id like to put up King Sejong as another profile suggestion🎉

[@kagomefan101]

Amazing how he was a minor ruler and king that did not live very long and yet he is arguably the most famous name to be associated with ancient Egypt. I’m always so fascinated with how much we still don’t know about the mysteries of ancient Egypt.

[@cruzincondo3395]

Look at Tut’s throne chair. Don’t be surprised at how they actually depict themselves. Somewhat stylized, but being removed from the light of day for so long, the skin tones are distinctly African.

[@class_10th_05]

Great explanation 🎉

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

ALL royal names of Tut are known, not only prenomen. Horus name: Ka nakht tut mesut Two Ladies Name: Nefer hepu segereh tawy/Nefer hepu segereh tawy, sehotep netjeru nebu/Wer ah Amun Golden Horus name: Wetjes khau sehotep netjeru/Wetjes khau sehotep netjeru/Wetjes khau itef Ra Prenomen: Neb kheperu Ra/Neb kheperu Ra, heqa Maat Nomen: Tut ankh Amun (Tut ankh Amun heqa Iunu shemai)

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

I think in second part of his reign he could indeed be active as ruler and made his own decisions about country. His reign was good - he might not have epithet 'the Great', but he left Egypt in better shape than it was when he took the throne.

[@dbzgal04]

Suppose Ankhesanamun successfully married the Hittite prince. 🤔 A definite "what if" for history.

[@RuhollahHosni]

In philosophy, empiricism is an epistemological view which holds that true knowledge or justification comes only or primarily from sensory experience and empirical evidence.[1] It is one of several competing views within epistemology, along with rationalism and skepticism. Empiricists argue that empiricism is a more reliable method of finding the truth than purely using logical reasoning, because humans have cognitive biases and limitations which lead to errors of judgement.[2] Empiricism emphasizes the central role of empirical evidence in the formation of ideas, rather than innate ideas or traditions.[3] Empiricists may argue that traditions (or customs) arise due to relations of previous sensory experiences

[@jessicaziemba1447]

King Tut is the reason why I'm obsessed with ancient times.

[@PaulanCollins7585]

Fabulous presentation.....

[@lindseymercer7833]

I think for both of those 2 thing u mentioned . But u cannot imagine enough the things they found how beautiful they are until you see them for yourself

[@RuhollahHosni]

What is a collaborative thinker ? Why is collaborative mindset important ? What is a collaborative thought process ? What is a collaborative approach ?

[@OldPoppyHistoryChannel]

I always really like the Egypt videos that show the pyramids without tourists)

[@cainmayberry]

Tutankhamun is my favorite pharaoh

[@pepperspray7386]

Egyptology will change dramatically the moment hawass passes away. just like gobekli tepe did when its primary researcher died.

[@EsmereldaWeatherwax-f1s]

I met him once in Cambridge at a lecture. I was seriously unimpressed.

[@MoneyB-r2y]

I 100% agree.that guy is intentionally hiding the truth.just hope we don't get another hawass

[@MoneyB-r2y]

@@twonumber22 the things he says and does.he say that the Egyptians weren't black but then say they have dark skin totally dismissive of the IDEA. He blocks egyptologist from excavating certain sites.he refuses to take suggestions he has certain places in the pyramids and sphinx..many things

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

@@MoneyB-r2y Dark skin doesn't equal sub Sharan phenotype. There are many Black people with lighter skin (Khoisan people for example 👨🏽‍🦱👩🏽‍🦱) and many dark people who don't have sub Saharan features. Hawass himself would be seen as dark-skinned in Europe - yet you wouldn't call him Black, would you? I am not saying Hawass is always right, and I am not saying Egypt didn't have any Black population - but how you cannot understand that not all 'dark' people are 'Black' and even what is 'dark' is matter of perception?!!!!

[@MoneyB-r2y]

@DonnellOkafor-pd7yn dispute my last point.or just leave it

[@katherinecollins4685]

Fantastic documentary

[@josephlawson9950]

he gave his life for tourism

[@lrwguitar]

Mars bars are my favourite and they shouldn't have changed the marathon to snickers which sounds ridiculous.

[@ziahamm1603]

What I wouldnt give for a real time machine. Safe to say id be spending a lot of time observing Ancient Egypt and Greece in particular

[@Hiphopfeevernewz]

The boy pharaoh 😒 He deserves a better title than that!

[@catherinehiggins4476]

Thanks ❤for ❤lovely ❤️ History ❤

[@ListenToPowerViolence]

Why was he called the boy pharoah?

[@butterbeanqueen8148]

Because he was a boy when he became the Pharaoh.

[@inigomontoya8943]

“The results showed that King Tut belonged to a genetic profile group, known as haplogroup R1b1a2, to which more than 50 percent of all men in Western Europe belong, indicating that they share a common ancestor. Among modern-day Egyptians this haplogroup contingent is below 1 percent, according to iGENEA.”

[@Nizaammosesguitarist]

Carton tuton ton ton ton, the amount of tons in tjis video is crazy

[@philip3355]

King Tut was a Black man. So was his dad.His mother. His grand mother. So was his granddad. His great grand dad. His whole family lineage. If the image depicted on the cover of this video was how king tut looked. Then you would have to explain away those before and after him.

[@philip3355]

@DonnellOkafor-pd7yn It's too bad for people like you to acknowledge the ancient Egyptians as a black race. Think clearly& hard.. Every ancient race& culture left there imprint on history. From the Mayans(mexicans) to the Chinese. To the Europeans. And the marks they left were undeniable. And they all were great& of their own race. Ancient Egypt is no different from this. Other races like to see themselves as ancient Egyptians because it was the 1st greatest ancient civilization. And not even a empire I would say. But these outside races are sadly behouving or fooling themselves. ANCIENT Egypt was a black culture. If you read& study and put yourself& feelings aside, you'd know this for a fact.

[@evag4535]

Yes, ancient Egypt was a great black civilization….

[@Yeaimher2]

True Nubians

[@austinRstr8]

fantastic video

[@cainmayberry]

20:11 saving this for later

[@mousemd]

I don't believe in a curse concerning this. I do believe that you should respect the dead. Leave the body be!

[@MikeScott-ez7iw]

I know people who visit the museums in Egypt and told me that the mummies were pure African people the art and statues and writing language is of pure African people I look online and noticed that the mummies were pure African people not Egyptian and Mediterranean dark 🌑 skin bs 💯 true facts

[@mandarinandthetenrings2201]

King Tutankhamun was assassinated by his ministers. I pray to the "Aten" that the good King be granted peace and paradise for his long injustice done to him. 😇🙏💗🕊

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

No evidence to that.

[@mandarinandthetenrings2201]

@@pendragonsxskywalkers9518 Oh but there is. You see one of King Tutankhamun father King Akhenaten priest reincarnated and spilled the beans. Yes, he was a mighty healer on the Island Cyrus in this lifetime and told all the secrets.

[@CoreyStubbs-l9c]

Can you do More World War 2 profiles

[@bettyhockey7143]

What is the purpose of tearing the body apart like that? Unreal

[@DanTheManCITY]

Just like todays world we'll never know who the real heroes and leaders were these are just the ones that made it to the history books

[@genuinediasporan6661]

I love your narrative. Very informative,except the poster which is depiction of modern Egyptians. The ancient Egyptians are not colour blind. They painted themselves the way they looked based on their location and surroundings. They were indigenous black Africans,especially Tuntkamum. He shared the same phenotypes like the Somalians,Sudanese, Southern Egyptians,Rwandanese,Chadians,Ethiopians,Masai and the Kanuri in North Eastern Nigeria. ❤❤❤❤🇬🇧

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

Tutankhamun was North African, with mixed ancestry, both African and Levantine. Egyptians didn't painted themselves realistically, their art is all about decorum. And if you really gonna believe art, then Tut is depicted with brown skin but his colour is much lighter than Kushites depicted alongside him and he has completely different features than them. He wasn't the same as them.

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

' depiction of modern Egyptians' - Modern Egyptians look simlar to ancients. He is more likely to look like that than like all those sub Saharan groups you mentioned.

[@RobbyHouseIV]

"Hey yall! King Tutankhamun here. Ya'll can call me King Tut if you like. So myeah...I just want to like apologize for my dad's whole Sun Disk BS. Yeah, he had some issues you know...I dunno but anyway he's gone to pursue endeavors in the afterlife and all that so. Good news I'm gonna undo all that Monotheist doctrine. I know...One God am I right. Who ever heard of such nonsense amirite! Okay, so that's all I gotta say.. Peace out bitches!"

[@Bella-wl6fn]

Queen Kia is black, that statue is beautiful and in amazing condition. Egyptians were so diverse. This was great, thank yous❤... thanks for leaving all the background music out to ..I learned alot from this doc 😊

[@GORO911]

Nope

[@user-ns7dj1lo3r]

Egypt had alot of diverse Black Africans.

[@GORO911]

@user-ns7dj1lo3r Not at all. Ancient Egyptians like modern Egyptians, not black.

[@artinfluence]

@@GORO911 yawn

[@miso.1993]

why nope? Black means of African descent, not always African American. ​@@GORO911

[@anjitgurung4236]

He died because he had poor health

[@DAVIDFGIBIRDI-nd1dh]

Too many adverts every ten minutes ridiculous

[@dawondjones]

That’s why I pay for the ad free

[@RobbyHouseIV]

Get KZbin Premium. It's so worth it! Well worth the $9.99 per month price.

[@excelynite]

Neb was a nepo-baby.

[@LayanAli-t1g]

😮😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@Sho3z]

im tookincoming

[@lourdescorreia-er3gc]

It’s all the goddess of afterlife whose legacy is came to Canaanite and Babylonian mythology and doctrine it’s all about gods of Mythology.

[@paulwillard9687]

They have done blood tests and found out who his father and mother are now it was on the national geographic channel on a documentary about him and they said he wouldn’t be a boy in Egyptian eyes as you become a man at 14 as for his club foot his parents were brother and sister and was his grandfather and grandmother he was totally inbred and got all the troubles with it.

[@MoneyB-r2y]

That's not true.where did you say you heard this.

[@reneedailey1696]

Queen Tiye and Amenhotep III weren't siblings.

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

His club foot is questioned - some says that too tight bandages on mummies could make feet look like if they were deformed. His parents were siblings indeed, but his grandparents weren't.

[@NicholasThomas-p2v]

🍐

[@DeyanWell]

Aken- King / Athen - Snake. Of Athena. ✌🏼

[@funfact8660]

🗿

[@NarcisoGonzalez1]

Emiliano Zapata 🇲🇽

[@MoneyB-r2y]

Build that wall.trump 2024

[@screenrush6506]

Please make your next video on Jesse James...

[@thanhtan5736]

23/10/1994 0.25

[@mrp8811]

Tutankhamen. yes and only WW knows the answer.

[@bighomie4625]

Africa history

[@xineohomni3337]

STOP!!! it with these MISLEADING images, now King 🤴 Tut has BLUE eyes 👀 get the F*&K out-a-here 😅

[@MichaelCobbs]

Need a Bob Marley documentary.

[@RAZHOLYWATER]

owl riddle

[@andrewrambiki4823]

So they butchered his body for no reason smh savages

[@DKSCMF]

Who was that white lady supposed to be?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@theenclave4981]

Get ready for the "We wuz kangz n sheeit" people in the comments section.

[@kyotodreams3306]

😂😂😂

[@LowerTheBoom]

do you like king tut

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

Personally yes, he seems to be nice young lad 🥰💗💗💗

[@davidgibbs7573]

Capitol D, Capitol K and capitol T., followed by a question mark...(?) ...as your Grammar teacher would say !

[@IamPILIPINAS]

Means payRO they T.Y isidrojr. that is why payRO. its my lifes work.

[@Casanova102986]

he was a native born Black African. take that thumbnail down .

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

He was native North African, neither white nor Black. He could have olive or brown skin, both things are possible.

[@MikeScott-ez7iw]

King 👑 Tut mummie was African not Egyptian and Mediterranean dark 🌑 skin bs 💯 true facts

[@artinfluence]

Whose this whiteboy? Just use the funerary masks of his exact image

[@michaelkennedy3372]

Lol...are you the big guy with the fan ?

[@artinfluence]

@@michaelkennedy3372 nope, that's your id

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

He isn't white. Not all light-skinned people are white.

[@gear3tv787]

There is a bust of Tut that shows how dark he really was, yall can lie about it all you want the truth all you want, facts do not care about your feelings.

[@MoneyB-r2y]

Yeah.its a lie..they don't want to admit the truth.its sickening and sad.but true

[@IsntTheInternetGreat]

Learn about color symbolism in Ancient Egyptian art and stop the obsessive need to blackwash ancient Egyptian history. Bloody hell be proud of actual black history and stop trying to appropriate other people's history!

[@MoneyB-r2y]

@@IsntTheInternetGreat he was talking about the bust of king tut having a dark brown hue.not a ka statue of king tut. I think he suggested that in the text.learn actual history instead of this whitewash version of it.Tut was an undeniable black African. Stop trying to steal my history it's shameful and embarassing

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

@@MoneyB-r2y You learn actual history. This is one statue - check all others depictions, that depict him with undeniable reddish skin. The head of him as child show him with reddish brown skin. He is depicted with brownish skin and clearly Caucasian features when he fights Nubians. He is also dpeicted with light skin on ivory box that show him with his wife in garden. Tut wasn't Black man. He was North African of mixed ancestry, neither white nor Black. To quote you: stop stealing other people story, it's embrassing.

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

Or you can go check images where he fights Nubians and you can see how LIGHT 👨🏽 he is compared to them 👨🏿‍🦱👨🏿‍🦱.

[@sushanart]

😇🩷🙏🙌

[@josephbarrera40]

He was get Black

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

And Martin Luther King was Celt 👨🏻‍🦰🏹

[@nagone11]

Com'on..get the whaiboi out of there...after Dr Obenga and Dr Diop at the UNESCO conference in 74' it was a wrap, we know what Tut really looked like..we must deal with the truth..

[@turtlecoal]

It was crazy when I visited the Brooklyn museum & the Cairo museum & seen the actual bust of Tuts family. They were all black african. I don't take any doc seriously if they don't face this fact. This white washing of Egypt needs to stop. It was shocking watching the footage of 1800s & 1900s egypt & all was there were.brown africans & knowing the true history of Egypt it's finally good that Many egyptologist are now taking a stance on Egypt being a Nile Valley civilization of African people & orgin. Thanks to the.21 century egyptologist for speaking the truth now

[@michaelkennedy3372]

But they dont though lol

[@artinfluence]

@@rida-18 A new low is suggesting Africans are Asians

[@GORO911]

They weren't black actually. none of them.

[@artinfluence]

@@GORO911 all of them were

[@clemsonchampchamp8781]

You’re gay

[@jenniferandrews1917]

I’m not liking this narrator.

[@metallitech]

Fictionalization.

[@MikeScott-ez7iw]

Europeans and Mediterranean people don't have black eyes 👀 African and black people do period 💯 true facts

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

'Europeans and Mediterranean people don't have black eyes' - Yes, they do.

[@jeff-hh9mc]

The product child of a blood related brother and sister or as I call them democrats.

[@jeff-hh9mc]

@@twonumber22 what republican princess?

[@jeff-hh9mc]

@@twonumber22 what’s his name princess?

[@jeff-hh9mc]

@@twonumber22 done playing princess?