Tomb Raiders (Full Episode) | Lost Treasures of Egypt

[@elizabethysm86ysm2]

Egyptian history always amazes me, especially when new discoveries were discovered. Honestly, giving me endless curiosity about what the archaeologist will be revealing next 🤔

[@BehnamAshur]

i really want to see everything been discovered but of course we wont live enough to see that. 3000 years of history and buildings would take hunderds of years to discover.

[@Wesguus]

@@BehnamAshur not really, with our current technology we can easily discover SO much more. but egypt likes its tourism, its the thing generating money after all.

[@nasratnasrallah7421]

The ark of the covenant ofc

[@ChrisWattsOfficial]

19:18 You can tell how much she loves her job. And she love to smell those ancient stuff.. She really love it ...

[@AndreasGassner]

a little too much maybe

[@TheMysteries-b2t]

Salima and her colleagues are wonderful, amazing series especially "The last Pharaoh Cleopatra". I love to watch this channel.

[@MoiChanGenshin]

@@AndreasGassner Yep. Who would we wanting to sniff like 2-3 thousand year old human salami

Salima and her colleagues are wonderful, amazing series especially "The last Pharaoh Cleopatra". I love to watch this channel.

[@CandyIvelisse]

i love starting my morning with a good documentary and a good coffee. ☕️

[@charlotteroque3723]

Same

[@EverydayHumans]

@@charlotteroque3723 me too

[@ChrisWattsOfficial]

and King Tutankhamun will bless all of us with love 𓁈𓆣𓁀𓀾𓋹𓂀

[@dmam58]

Favorite weekend routine

[@christianhoffman7407]

Where is the good documentary? This is an interesting topic but a terrible production - it is essentially reality TV.

[@Sylveon1002]

Salima’s reaction upon seeing the skull “Oh,how fabulous” 😆

[@taraswan-swanarabians9523]

I love how respectful of the Egyptian beliefs these specialists are. I have a lot of respect for them.

[@rajprince2657]

I expected Lara croft here 🥲

[@georgie9303]

We don’t want Woke garbage

[@franklinj1038]

😅 we wish

[@joeykuiperij4806]

No only the bad woman from Indiana jones

[@jeffpowell6224]

I'd settle for Kara Cooney!

[@allan9603]

Glad to see Professor Joanne Fletcher not involved with these finds.

[@siamiam4306]

Visited Egypt for first time and I'm hooked; even turned my den into an Egyptian room. Looking forward to returning in 25.

[@HaviOneEye]

Same here. Will be returninh next year hopefully for a longer stay

[@Sm1someone]

I am not even egyptian but knowing other countries stealling stuff makes my blood boil lol

[@thanoseid2883]

and some people whinge about us digging it up to stop that to begin with.

[@Unhygienic_curry]

Britishers call it colonization, a gentle way to tell robbery

[@lynderherberts2828]

I love Salima. It's always good to see her in these documentaries.

[@SueewithtwoE]

I can be ignorant about what's going on with the whole world but I just can't suppress my dedication towards uncovering those Egytian stories. It somehow fulfils my life.

[@twinflowerfioretta]

I`m thrilled to watch this ! Thank you very much for posting🍀👍🙏 i was many years ago in the Valley of Kings, and it was the most stunning breathtaking experience, there is nothing comparable !

[@52daa]

The couple dressed as if they are in the 20’s actually knew more than they looked like they would

[@scottgordon8902]

Looked like straight up Bond movie villains

[@suzettecalleja3122]

More like Hercule Poirot, "Death on the Nile".

[@OGBigDaddy99]

Don't judge a book by its cover

[@jamesvickery308]

Colleen Darnell is very well respected in Egyptology circles. She dresses in early 1900s attire because that was the Golden Age of Egyptian archaeology.

[@brendalabauve5256]

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[@asasakovi6222]

Love to watch every episode.

[@arcar66]

Isn't it possible that the ring was a gift given by the Pharaoh? Maybe it was given to commemorate a battle? Think outside the box please....or 'outside the tomb'!! LOL

[@scottgordon8902]

My first thought was.. well that tombs 49 resident was probably some under-ling of Ramses III.. makes sense to me.. "I'm buried here because Ramses 3 was my buddy, and gave me a ring".. seems the most logical to me..

[@PRH123]

Later mummies were moved around, cached, in attempts to save them... perhaps they were temporarily stored in this tomb, and something dropped to the floor in the process....

[@BuildItTuneItEV]

Or placed there, without findings they lose all funding. Big name, big funding.

[@myrnamaglasang9208]

watching from Philippines Love this episode 🥰💟💙♥️🇵🇭

[@Lovelyjane-i8h]

Very enteresting love watching from Philippines 🇵🇭

[@bushjon]

They are all just different forms of tomb robbers.

[@susanvalyi9849]

Selena! That’s who I love. It’s her excitement and enthusiasm.

[@michaelsteven8892]

Most Interesting❤ ! It depicts the rich tradition & culture of the Ancient Egyptions,their strong aesthetic sense,their sense of imagination,their value of life in this world & after,their dedication to life after death & their knowledge in science.The excavation site adds much curiosity & excitement with new findigs each day ! ❤❤

[@Fast-Forwardsince2018]

Picture this: You're a pharaoh enjoying eternal peace in the afterlife when a random tomb raider decides to play "Mummy Smash" with your mummified self, and you end up dying twice!

[@sonarbangla8711]

Mummyfyng a king and then looting its riches shows how different the king and common people are.

[@nikolaangelov7782]

​@@sonarbangla8711 Yes.. because the king was not exploiting tem for free labour, didnt tax them and they definetly did not live poor, and they stole burried gold from stuffed corpse. Good logic Maybe sometimes is better not to type at all

[@sonarbangla8711]

@@nikolaangelov7782 Besides smashing Mummies, another aspect disturbs me, how do you toil to achieve the high degree of Egyptian arts and breathtaking statues, then pointlessly smashing them, by those who created the masterpieces, just for erasing the names of past emperors.

[@thanoseid2883]

my guess is it was people who were angry at the deceased or very desperate.

[@SmackDadyy13]

37:07 those two look exactly what an expert on Egypt should look like😂👍🏽

[@JovelynGalocgoc]

I really love to watch the Discovery channel.its wonderful and exciting also there's a lot to learn from this historical discovery.❤❤❤

[@sonarbangla8711]

Every time you see National Geographic frantically searching for ancient relics in Egypt you can be sure they already have found it and is in the USA.

[@easternpearl976]

These people have worked all their lives to build these tombs, yet couldn't rest in peace. What an awful world ! 💔

[@TreasureNads]

وَكَمْ أَهْلَكْنَا قَبْلَهُم مِّن قَرْنٍ هُمْ أَحْسَنُ أَثَـٰثًۭا وَرِءْيًۭا ٧٤ And how many generations We have destroyed before them, who were far better in luxury and splendour Quran 19:74

[@shalommainuka5190]

I have Goosebumps just 3 Minutes in

[@grizzlycountry1030]

PRIME EXAMPLE OF WHY I PLAN TO BE CREMATED AND HAVE MY ASHES SPREAD IN MY FAVORITE WILDERNESS AREA.

[@YoshiLetsGo]

Her touching her glasses and the body parts every scene is to much 😂

[@PohakuKahoohanohano]

Yup, clear it out and leave no trace, great job.

[@asdavyrl]

oh wow, i'm just looking for a yt vid to watch before i eat and here i am.

[@TallulahB58]

Herbert E Winlock was a Egyptologist in the early 1900s. He was distantly related to me.

[@alexk81843]

These guys are trying to re-create a scene from Raiders of the lost Ark

[@Keramila-wt9vo]

you really dove deep into this topic, appreciated!

[@tweezerjam]

Holding the heart is wild ❤️

[@samuraiplus601]

The music is so bad it just can’t be ignored.

[@bunnylady6758]

If you are a corpse you would want to smell good😂 I like the lady with the yellow head scarf😂

[@jabychador5923]

Robbers were the ones who built it,thats why every details were known where everything was.

[@squawkwardscience]

Can you imagine accidentally unearthing a curse? These archaeologists are braver than I am!

[@scottgordon8902]

That lady at 35:00 is straight Bond Villain looking!

[@faerieSAALE]

Cruella DeCrypt

[@keithmcwilliams7424]

It was a gift from the king.😊

[@user-zk8ed4kd2b]

Fascinating. Thank you.

[@moming8421]

It’s honestly unsettling to see people handling century-old items without gloves. The lack of care for something so fragile is nerve-wracking.

[@HookmanBrown1]

Could the ring have simply been ignored?......because it was not Gold?

[@sumitmuladventures]

Thank you for Sharing 🙂

[@Christina-rq3ed]

Christina D here glad to be with your channel and network....

[@waelfdhila4606]

Theory: The ring was there because one of his descendants visited him in the tomb, dropped the ring and lost it somehow. The ring must've been a gift. Hed did have many sons!

[@GeorgeWilliams-q8x]

3,000 years... That's a long time.. hard to believe this stuff

[@35004superman]

The parts were stolen in 1927 but we dont know who the mummy is? Is it me or is that strange it was stolen from us but we have no idea who it is

[@manonlaviggne1085]

Im always amazed at what they wear, a T-shirt, a shirt and a vest on top, In that heat? And they don’t even seem to sweat.!

[@springheeledjack165]

Dry heat is different and at night it gets pretty cold.

[@Gnik4144]

9:14 It’s a shame that so many mummies have been destroyed, stolen, sold and lost in time.

[@chris.asi_romeo]

Finding the tomb of Egypt last Pharaoh Cleopatra would be epic.

[@AutomatedPersonellUnit_3947]

Which one, there were several?

[@susanvalyi9849]

It just doesn’t make sense. A ring like that in the rubble. A half baked theory of mine is that they were made in homage to the king. Maybe a lot of people wore them? God . I love this stuff.

[@Chaotic4Exotics]

The real thieves are the ones who interrupt, destroy, and disrespect the tombs for wealth and gain. Rest well those who were disrespected❤

[@douglasjohnson4382]

A bit melodramatic in presentation, but interesting.

[@annadelrey0058]

I was waiting for this video ❤

[@muktukjoe]

I dream of Egypt 🇪🇬 and the people there of the past even though I've never heard of them before 17 years ago is when I heard of this place. I am from Alaska. I am inupiaq (eskimo) of the north/northwest. So how can I make it understandable that I had never heard of them but in my dream I saw many people & it was loud, crowded and had huge Pyramids etc...I dreampt twice of this before I knew about them people. 🤔 I am still in awe of myself and why I dreamed it before.

[@muktukjoe]

Me wifey also knows this as well. We both are in awe.

[@TaniaGarciaduenas-z4s]

😊The tunba of the first pharaoh which represents the tiger and ufrate rivers and connected under the tomb of Giza flows under a long labyrinth up the mountain river (S) along the valley of Mesopotamia a secret🌾

[@47Tinus]

Great! About the ring, my guess would be that it wasn't worn by Ramses himself, but by his slave, servant or any looter, as it does not look very precious. It seems to have been carved rather roughly, or cheaply as you wish. In Egypt you can by this kind of stuff everywhere untill today and I guess that was not very much different in history. But it's a nice theory that the famous official-looter-grafity artist lost it here...

[@mariotorres9976]

Saludos cordiales desde Bucaramanga Colombia

[@Avertzii]

"oh thats a fabilous one" sounds like marge from simpsons ☠

[@ssherrierable]

SPOILER ALERT ‼️ They found some rocks and dirt that’s about all 😂😂😂

[@jamesh1017]

I'm always fascinated by the lack of respiratory protection face masks not used when working above and within these tombs. Mask would at least keep the humidity high breathing into the masks small space and would help your membranes stay moist=mucus movement. Important.

[@christianhoffman7407]

but their rights though🤣

[@getin3949]

An unlimited amount of Egyptian antiquities were shipped in to Great Britain in the 17 and 1800's. There are probably countless items that should be given back to Egypt, whether in private collections or museums. I remember many videos of people talking about this subject and showing pictures of items in private collections. I'm sure many of these items have long since vanished which is just so wrong.

[@441rider]

The UK looted a ton of tablets and artifacts, by far the biggest loss.

[@JoblessSon]

as expected we love unboxing

[@manuellubian5709]

Why are archaeologists groups only given less than 3 months to do any excavations? What's the explanation for that?

[@SuuzieQ]

Now that Ipi doesn't have his heart, he's forever doomed in the afterlife >.

[@kerid195]

I wanna know more about time period of the hands an skull 😮

[@BushidoPhoto]

The ancient Egyptians should have had guards in such a sacred place.

[@af2954]

The person that robbed them WAS the assigned guard unfortunately

[@colinhuff8591]

That lady smelling mummified parts is pretty weird

[@AndreasGassner]

the question is what does she do behind the camera

[@froggy9779.]

Mummies have an interesting smell 🤷

[@Drcragory]

Think about all the ones that were ground up and sold. I heard they use that stuff in everything.

[@nathanpersohellguy]

Actual favorite video. :D 👍

[@Arbic-shorts0]

Watching From Pakistan

[@NisharDarnalS2]

This is so interesting ❤ just love it

[@cittiavaticano]

im very surprised about the state sanctioned grave robbing.

[@susanvalyi9849]

She is fantastic. I can’t remember her name. Yellow scarf. I have seen her before.

[@ThanhTàuMai]

Giọng nói hay qua nghe lôi cuốn thậttt❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@aureliusvictor4285]

Dès le départ, ils savaient parfaitement que les fragments de la momie ne provenaient pas de la Vallée des Rois (KV). Juste une mise en scène pour la télé US ! La tombe KV 49 a été découverte et fouillée en 1905-06 par Ayrton, datée de la fin du Nouvel Empire, a servi d'atelier peu après. Tombe très probablement non royale : longueur = 24,15 m, superficie = 46,61 m2, volume = 62,72 m3.

[@raventriste2012]

That's a fabulous one 👹👺

[@ChrisWattsOfficial]

The Fabulous Moolah??

[@sylvesterjones3694]

Digging up people's bodies and putting them on display is sacrilegious

[@vanessapanek9959]

The hieroglyphics on the side are actually telling you all about the person who is buried inside

[@spartaragekick6202]

im watching this whole series....& i wanna jmp on ACO rlly bad right now...is that weird...

[@the1ladytammy]

Odd they don't think of themselves as grave robbers.

[@Tattooisttvofficial]

this robbers are better than archeologist.. they always dig first on the sites..

[@DeborahRosen99]

The Darnells''s 1920s vibe makes them come across less as serious scholars, and more of a couple of LARPers playing at archaeology.

[@___beyondhorizon4664]

The desert is always dusty and hot, they people show up in suit and bowtie 😂 maybe they were playing pretend

[@RangdhonuTime-cm1ow]

Egyptian hisyis really amazing ❤❤

[@delanyx2310]

thumbs up for Abu Cakes wife 😁👍

[@damianelzey-qs6jt]

Who knew sarah jessica parker became an archeologist 😮....

[@vanessapanek9959]

Some of the ceramic jars would’ve been used for mummification purposes

[@NickPDX22]

When chick sniffed the gut juice tea bags I about lost my dinner

[@sitarambhagwan]

Why the hand are cut ???

[@burgesj7]

I Just started watching, I'm not convinced at all, lets ALL hope my mind is changed in 44 minutes

[@narmar8449]

we dont care about your opinion.

[@sastramen]

I like this season 🎉

[@Michael-z6p5b]

tomb 11 is fire

[@toddtrierweiler958]

Cool video 🎉❤

[@1993sebastian1993]

this must be illigal/forbidden!! leave the deads alone!! you cannot open up a grave!

[@steqhanos826]

it is forbidden lol.. they are not opening up a grave, it has already been looted

[@tatertot27826]

How dare y'all call them "grave robbers" and then choose to call yourself "archeologist" ! Call a spade a spade 😏

[@brycen_4202]

35:31 this dude reminds me of the person in Jumanji

[@isabellastabilito1586]

On the Andean Highlands, the sale of ancient, archeological, citadels or Tombs is ripe. It’s sad really that we refuse to return them to their original cultures.