Tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun (Full Episode) | Lost Treasures of Egypt | National Geographic

[@toddstover5291]

Salima being too excited to wait, and tasting for salt is hilarious ❤

[@naturesmomentstv]

*The video vividly captures the journey of discovering Pharaoh Tutankhamun’s tomb and its incredible historical secrets. Such a fascinating and meaningful experience. Thank you, National Geographic, for delivering such an outstanding documentary*

[@aldrinphil]

The smile of the lady as she layed her eyes on the mummy then saying LOVELY😂😂😂😂😂

[@HistoryBeyondBordersTV]

Over 3,000 years after his death, we continue to uncover new insights about Tutankhamun. While he was a relatively minor Pharaoh, he remains the most renowned Pharaoh in Egypt's history.

[@abhisheknaicker1607]

Thank you for posting on Egypt it's an amazing documentary always wanting to watch for more

[@themysterychannel-f8g]

The Mummy expert tasted the mummy to see if it was salty.. 😳🤣😂... That's crazy.

[@joeharry32817]

Nightmares!!!

[@NatGeo]

Now that's someone who's dedicated to their craft! 👏

[@notyouregirl]

The funniest thing is that this isn't all that uncommon lol. You can tell if what you have is a bone or a rock by licking it.. if your tongue sticks to it, it's probably bone. If not, it's rock! But I wouldn't advise licking 3000 year old bones.. that's a good way to get a disease or something lol

[@solitairesmith3553]

Eew Im sure they should have a better test to show of salt.

[@SWTCHKHMBL]

actually, she tasted the sand, not the mummy itself

[@Okarun77]

I went to egypt to see the pyramids and mummies and its so amazing!! However there are a lot of scammers so frustrating

[@thewolfethatcould8878]

Thank you, this was a wonderful documentary. I enjoyed it greatly!

[@chrisduitsman2918]

More than 3,000 yrs after he died, we are still learning about Tutankhamun. And he's a lesser Pharoah. But he's Egypt's most famous Pharoah.

[@probalsarkar-iw4cg]

Appreciated From Kolkata City Eastern India 🇮🇳 😊😊😮😮😊😊😮😮 Nice Unknown Reveal 👍 After 3,500 Years!

[@landypandy2012]

I’ve been fascinated with this pharaoh since 4th grade!!!

[@mysticakhenaton1701]

so, your fascinated with ancient AFRICAN kings.

[@Grandmotherof3]

An amazing piece!😊

[@christybouskill-mc6ks]

So beautiful the artifacts

[@patrickdempsey9706]

I love that they all wear Indiana jones hats😊🎉

[@fhelype3582]

Third. Great way to prepare for the Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation remaster😮😊

[@tristan583]

All secret societies stole something from Egypt and yeah Egypt is still so full of fascinations and mysteries

[@mysticakhenaton1701]

they stole millions of those ancient African artifacts.

[@lanazh2443]

This is what was left over from Islamization of Egypt. Muslims destroyed most of artifacts and treasures, libraries of Alexandria were burned to cook food. 😂

[@mysticakhenaton1701]

@@lanazh2443 yes, what you said is true. but before the burning, and destruction. A LOT was brought, stolen to Europe. several million artifacts. and millions of ancient books/scrolls.

[@MillennialLegacy]

Nice video ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MironBezfamilnyj]

Stunningly 😍🖐️👏👏👏

[@donnybrascocoliogne819]

❤ I AM IN AWE OF EGYPTIAN HISTORICAL CIVILIZATION...2025 ❤

[@channthachayatem3453]

Amazing ❤

[@FourthWayRanch]

These artifacts were safe for thousands of years, now they're in a building somewhere bound to get lost or ruined.

[@LarisaBayaMomo]

These people really do not understand the concept of rest in peace. Ok so you find his resting place, but then you go and take him out of it.

[@jo_nathan_nation6544]

They put Tut back in his tomb and displaying all HIS riches in a museum. All his things are still in Cairo. Unfortunately leaving his riches in his tomb, would just result in more grave robbers.

[@InaParas]

Grave robbers!😢

[@_kickinitwithdej]

I agree even tho it’s interesting to watch. I just rather leave them be. Ain’t putting a curse on me.

[@dylanr450]

Did she just lick the mummy and then the sand that buried it? Dedicated to the maximum level.

[@Missmori]

Salima is WONDERFUL. LOL i've watched her squeal with delight and bounce around like a kid who was just told they can get anything they want in a candy store when being shown new tech, or discovering theres multiple mummies in the same space. she is absolutely a delight to watch, and her passion is so genuine and infectious.

[@abdullashiekh107]

Awesome

[@vikrant8167]

Arrival to earth in background 💀

[@Tech-Versee]

great

[@TheDJMeyer85]

Why does every professional documentary (national geographic, history channel, etc) do the whole “speed up the camera for a second” panning shot?

[@AbuWalk3r]

Music ?

[@Chuis-gangster]

why is the editing soooooo bad , you keep jumping from one site to another no no no noooooo finish one site then go to another

[@jo_nathan_nation6544]

Desecrating and distributing the burial sites of previous humans, while asking, “is there treasure in there.” Humans are disgraceful creatures.

[@myreasonforlife.9511]

I know it's beautiful and its history, BUT I would never disturb someone's grave let alone something sacred as they we're. You guys are lucky they didn't have booby traps which we know they know how to do. They should be resting in peace where they lay not putting the museum for people to drool. 🕊️ That's my opinion and I'm entitled to it.

[@EdwinNikkels]

Great, another Egypt documentary with ramped drone shots and rumbling voice over. NG, you are NG, not MTV, okay?

[@mysticakhenaton1701]

the ancient Egyptians, AKA Kemites, were AFRICAN people.

[@Missmori]

yes, and? not all african people were super dark if thats where you were going with it.... the Nubians were, and while they were sometimes part of egypt and sometimes not, most of the ruling class, the people you see painted on the walls, were from the north of egypt and were more middle eastern looking. its a big continent, not everyone's gonna look the same.

[@mysticakhenaton1701]

@@Missmori middle eastern??? there was NO such a place in the ancient world. what has been called the middle east today...is still NORTHEAST AFRICA.

[@Missmori]

@mysticakhenaton1701 do you also throw a temper tantrum when people are talking about the past and refer to the western hemispheres the americas???? Seriously, you know what region I was talking about? And that's the point, just because I used the modern term for the region does not make my point any less meaningful. The land that we now know as the Middle East still existed in the past. It wasn't underwater and the people that live there now are descendants of the people who lived there then, in most cases.

[@flora.Ferrant]

Je n ai rêvé de l Égypte que 2 fois mais ces rêves étaient hyper réalistes ….

[@lordschrenk]

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[@Aaron-xr4hh]

I thought Egypt was boring, now when I saw this, I regretted everything

[@TravelwithRenz01]

Did she just taste the sand with Mummy in it?

[@_kickinitwithdej]

This is interesting to watch but I would respect the dead 😭 if I was given the opportunity. Idk just seems invasive

[@Foxxy4757]

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[@emmanuelkentdiaz9550]

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[@inforashed]

Any one from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@CrashoutPrincess]

3:24 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@danladinurudeen8505]

Egypt not in Africa?

[@kheankimhong]

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[@anattcherikover4936]

I have unsubscribed. NG documentaries are a torment because of the loud background music that often drowns the commentary.

[@JoeBenedict130]

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[@komissa3674]

This whole documentary seems fake

[@MrJgray1319]

First

[@MatthewLoweHostedAccountants]

John and Maria are lazy and didnt carry any stuff

[@charon2987]

second

[@leonardosolismunoz3535]

Hey National Geographic, Can you STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP uploading full episodes on Saturdays please!?!?!?!?!?!?!? 😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠 Thank you.

[@PieterPost-z2r]

Why?

[@leonardosolismunoz3535]

@PieterPost-z2r Because I miss having clips uploading on weekends

[@michellerenner6880]

@@PieterPost-z2rcaused timing issues with house cleaning ;)

[@Antonia-s8u]

???

[@Kkkkrazy]

@@leonardosolismunoz3535 sounds like a personal problem

[@KevinL.Photographer]

Fourth 4️⃣

[@Did-U-Notice_What.I.GazeAt]

I wish I dated a Pharaoh woman at that time. The archaeology would have found my body in mummy with my woman

[@grizzlehatchet1]

The tomb of lies!

[@1tgod621]

No palestine history

[@realamerican642]

Maybe the ppl digging this up are the evil spirits they were worried about

[@historiayetu1665]

The pharaohs themselves were black African Bantus and southern nilotics. Based from their cultural beliefs and customs. Depending on the dynasties.Ancient Egyptian descendants are the people of African greatlakes (Kenya,Uganda,Burundi,Rwanda,Congo) and southern Africa.

[@vedob5163]

Yeah so?

[@adamk.7177]

Everyone on Earth are descendants from Africa, ya goof

[@End_Illegal_Apartheid_israhell]

tomb

[@valkiefalkmann2617]

in fact they are just grave robbers...why not let it......

[@christinejoyfabot1892]

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