Tutankhamun His Tomb and His Treasures

[@Sept1973]

Breathtaking - there has to be other tombs with wonders still waiting ! The beauty & detail is magnificent 👌🏽 imagine how Howard Carter felt seeing it all for the first time in 3000 years just incredible.

[@LofiCameron]

The likelyhood of us finding ANOTHER tomb unlooted is immensely unlikely, 1000's of years a most importantly during the fall people in the know would have looted, the ones they missed 1000's of years of people exploring to find it. I myself would search if I was in the area so imagine 1000-2000 years ago when things were actually there to find commonly

[@ichabodon]

The artistry is really out of this world. Incredible to think this was all done without rulers, T squares and spirit levels

[@chrisdooley6468]

Having been to the museum in Cairo it’s absolutely breathtaking to see the hundreds of objects on display. Yes of course the jewels and gold are wonderful but it’s the everyday items, like his chair he used as a child, his personal furniture , his various furniture items, his clothing his toys the games he played. It brings you back to the fact he was only 18 when he died. Most amazing thing for me was his lion bed - such an awesome grand piece and so high off the ground it’s stunning. Thnx for sharing

[@frankdalla]

And Tut wasn't even one of the most prolific pharaohs. Imagine what was stolen from some of the other burial sites. But we will never know.

[@kevindunbar3685]

They tried to hid king Tutankhamun to introduce the jesus story

[@tennisguyky]

Unless perhaps we by some miracle ever find Nefertiti’s tomb, or Ramses VIII’s.

[@chrisgullett4332]

Actually he was, and it is believed there was so much gold in his tomb because he returned Egypt to a religious place. His dad actually banned all gods except one, and he returned the gods, and they believe his tomb has so much because it was basically a present from the people to thank him. I doubt there were other tombs with treasures like his tomb. Even the way his caskets are done is different than all other mummies ever found, he was clearly special to them. He even had three mask, and no other pharaohs have been found with more than one. They also covered him differently than other mummies. No doubt about it he was one of the most important pharaohs ever, we just do not have his life details, but we have very little history on other pharaohs either.

[@chrisgullett4332]

@@kevindunbar3685 No they did not. Tut lived over 1400 years before Jesus, so Tut was long gone by the time Jesus came around. The closest pharaoh to Jesus would have been Cleopatra, cause she was the last pharaoh of Egypt, and even she was dead before Jesus came around. Cleopatra would have been dead for at least 25 years before Jesus was around. No pharaoh was alive when Jesus walked the Earth. Tut has been dead for almost 3500 years, Jesus lived around 2000 years ago, so Tut had zero to do with Jesus. Moses supposedly lived around the same time as Tut, and many people think that Moses was actually the Egyptian pharaoh Thutmose the 3rd, who was Tut's great great grandfather. Yes that is true, some experts do believe parts of the story of Moses match up to Thutmose the 3rd.

[@ichabodon]

But maybe in the future more will be uncovered. I am sure there is still a lot of burials we do not know about.

[@ionediasadv]

It's amazing the Egypticians' criative and artistic imagination. Nothing is more beautiful than this.

[@hamajangz]

ione Barbosa Ancient Egypt civilization was the greatest in the ancient world. Too bad present day Egypt is pretty much useless. The same can be said for most of the ancient world's greatest civilizations that are still around today. Everyone from Egypt to Greece, they were once great powerful nations but are nothing now. Sad indeed.

[@farleyboy6445]

+ione Barbosa I agree, they were the most beautiful of all the ancient civilizations as far as their art was concerned and their craftsmanship. Beside early Asian art, they were number 1 as far as I am concerned. The detail is awesome and it lasted for century's. There is also a mystic about Egyptian art and the Pyramids.

[@eslamkhaled8151]

+hamajangz You are an idiot liar Do not know anything

[@3John-Bishop]

The skillful artistry is just amazing.

[@stanleydsantti8352]

I can see and review these images a thousand times, yet still delight and thrill me. Sometimes I even get the feeling that at some point or time I lived in Ancient Egypt. Because everything about this season is beautiful and it makes me wonder. Thanks for sharing.

[@vaasantika]

i really admire egypt and it is a wonderful place to live and know about...(an indian)...

[@Melbeatle]

This is so amazing! Great pictures, great video, amazing music selection. Thank you SO MUCH.

[@sondralee2387]

Very exquisite and much elegance

[@ionediasadv]

"Can you see anything"? "Yes, wonderful things, wonderful things..."We all see wonderful things too!

[@luisdaniel7027]

ione Barbosa 💯⏳

[@cellis3045]

Are these exactly what was in King Tut's tomb?...Beautiful...wonderful things...

[@ionediasadv]

all this reminds us those unforgettable words of Howard Carter when he answered Lord Carnarvon , " wonderful things " . What we also see here is simply this: WONDERFUL THINGS !

[@worldkitareekh2756]

Allah ne quraan m unn qoumo ka b ziqr kiya h jisko Allah ne tarakki yaafta aur takatwar banaya thha har dour m qoum rasool.aate thhe lekin qoum u ka mazQ udaati aur islaam quboolne se mana karr deti Allah ne farmaaya maine inn qoumo ko mita diya kuch ki bastiyo k nishaan aaqi rakhe aur kuch k wo bhi khata krrdiya jo aaqi i.aarte h unse log nasihate hasil kare Aur ek Allah ki taraf ruju ho jaaye

[@anwerabdallah569]

all this glory couldnt save him from death. this world is nothing compared with the other world. good deeds thats matters most. heaven is the best achievement. a human can earn

[@barbosajunior6234]

"Can you see anything"? "Yes, wonderful things, wonderful things..."We all see wonderful things too! Greetngs from city of Juiz de Fora, Brazil!

[@islamn799]

He was a great lucky boy in this world and his parents gifted him all precious things. thanks

[@terrywade3696]

Not only are the treasures exquisitely crafted, stunningly beautiful but the condition and preservation of it is astonishing! Most of the pieces shown looks as if they were used yesterday! Literally, YESTERDAY! UNBELIEVABLE! My understanding is that King Tut was buried in a hurry. If that’s true, can you imagine what the tomb of a longer reigning pharaoh must have looked like? If equally undisturbed, the quality and vastness of the treasures that would have been found? The craftsmanship of these pieces, thousands of years ago, blows my mind!

[@ionediasadv]

The today is not enough. It's necessary all the eternity. His dreans are there: over the time, over the imagination!

[@mariawojcik4394]

Amazing Egypt

[@GearsinMotionGraphics]

Wow! just look at the great craftsmanship that these people of color left behind!.... Now I know where true crafts man ship comes from, the furniture comes from a place in time where it had great detail.

[@GORO911]

Middle Easterners aren't always descriped as people of color

[@magogmarsmantugorma7678]

@USChanin , sir, do you see anything remotely, European about those artifacts and images? ???. Fuck science and DNA, we believe what the pictures are showing us. No more lies, tired of it.

[@raulfairymaid7317]

Wow! Treasures and tombs of King Tut!

[@Dr.Gunsmith]

God only knows what was stolen or hidden from us and melted down 🙄.

[@mithunmohan1473]

Definitely diamonds

[@ionediasadv]

The today is not enough. It's necessary all the eternity. His dreams are there: over the time, beyond the imagination!

[@ionediasadv]

What a wonderful video!!! Much more than this, what an immortal art!!! Great people, great civilization.

[@jerolvilladolid]

We all hear about the "Egypt myth", a powerful civilization from long ago. Looking at these treasures, you get a real taste of how filthy wealthy Ancient egypt really is. You can't even see this much gold in the houses of billionaires today. They must have been really really stinkin rich.

[@christinehoughton1374]

King tut , he was amazing , one of the most talked about pharohs in the world , i admired him , and only 19 when he died , he will be remembered for eternity !!!

[@ViolaPressley]

Great video. There are many wonders in the world. The Egyptians were a very skillful people. How the people of their time built such large sculptures and pyramids and and created such beautiful drawings found in the tombs is amazing. To be able to see these things in videos is great, but I can just imagine that there would be no greater feeling than to actually physically be there, present when such great artifacts, tombs, etc. are unearthed/discovered and to be able to touch them with your own hands.

[@jenny6253]

Wow!!! So beautiful! I think I would cry with pure emotion if I ever got to see them in real life!! 😀

[@karenmcdonald4263]

I truly belive that god intended to leave one tomb intact to show the world the majesty and artistry of ancient Egypt forever...

[@heatherprice3455]

Breathtakingly beautiful and very well done thank you so much.

[@lanathitran98]

THANK YOU, very much. Egyptian museum will open the other one in Cairo on 2020.

[@alaagawish5494]

Welcome in Egypt any time

[@mikebeesley3150]

Unless the bat virus has something to say about it.

[@bolinhoquente6307]

Gente lindíssimo, tudo maravilhoso um povo Egípcios de sabedoria.❤

[@ferastru899]

um colírio para os olhos, tinha que ser ensinado para as crianças nas escolas sobre esse povo!!

[@eshanahmedparvez520]

Allah knows everything 🥰😍😇 Allah is the Only one King of the judgment day 😇😊

[@alidhar]

poor king Tut ...what a miserable life to both tut and Ankhasenamun

[@ssherrierable]

The things they were able to create 3500 years ago are mind mind blowing. Look at the quality and detail on everything. I can’t believe my eyes. They had to have some advanced technology helping make that coffin and mask and jewelry, everything. They don’t make things that nice today let alone 3500 years ago.

[@EnsoLLC]

So much swag in that room. All gold everythang. And the some designs in there are timeless. Still up to date or maybe because we were inspired by it.

[@user-bv9ms7wz6d]

Красиво,был вкус в то времяя!!

[@islamn799]

Amazing things! Seeing this facinating objects I am really confused how they made those things.

[@nothinxnice5593]

My thoughts exactly! They are so perfectly and precisely made it like they were laser cut so gorgeous looks like it was made yesterday!!

[@MegaGman50]

King Tut may have been imbred and sick but he was still a king who ruled at the height of the Egyptian empire and his wealth was magnificent

[@carloortega6955]

this is a priceless treasure....

[@2008topshelf]

I hear there are some great undiscovered treasures under Westminster Abbey too.

[@yolandawinzer9236]

African features which proves they were black king's and Queen's amazing

[@yolandawinzer9236]

@ϥⲣⲁⲟⲛ so what do you think they are. surly not blonde blue eyes wake up!

[@maidulkhan6356]

Thanks from kolkata India

[@amazingtunisia6375]

How is it possible to do such magnificent relics like 4000 years ago ! It's insane !

[@MR.73]

ببساطة شديدة.انت ممكن تكون بتسال عن التقنيات والادوات اللي استخدموها لصناعة وعمل الروائع دي..الاجابة عن النقطة دي ما حدش هيعرفها لان العلم القديم كله ضاع خصوصا بعد حرق ودمار مكتبة الاسكندرية القديمة لكن الايمان الشديد عند المصريين القدماء والحب الخالص لكل حاجة كانوا بيعملوها ولو حتى حاجة بسيطة خلا عندهم اتقان وفن وابداع ...مثال بسيط شوف الفنانين ف مصر من ٥٠ سنة مثلا علشان كانوا بيحبوا فنهم واخلصوا ليه خلونا لحد دلوقتي متعلقين بيهم وبالحانهم وافلامهم واغانيهم..دلوقتي العكس ف كل حاجة الايمان ثم الحب ثم الاخلاص يخلقون الابداع ولو كان بسيطا

[@christinehoughton1374]

Remember the crafts men then were as brilliant as the crafts men now , but in my eyes unique , they did everything by hand from clothes , jewellery , furniture , statues , buildings , tombs , highly intelligent people beyond explaining absolutely wonderful !!

[@dbrown9495]

Simply stunning

[@Multifacted_Brotha]

It's obvious they had some type of technology back then.... The way some of these are designed and sculpted I'm sure was made with some type of machinery.

[@Multifacted_Brotha]

@Jeremy Kirkpatrick Ok so enlighten me then....

[@bobhunt5820]

A perfect presentation.

[@jawjww]

What a fascinating treasure!

[@therealityartist9057]

What's made this so famous is the fact of the legend of the curse that killed so many people who had something to do with it and everyone of them died

[@eashasharker5171]

It is surprising to think that these treasures were made 3300 years ago

[@jjmulvaney2758]

King Tut The Famous Pharaoh of Ancient Egypt.

[@minakshichannel8624]

Awesome.

[@sanjayjadhav5432]

Nice to know about Tutankhamuns history.

[@anwerabdallah569]

the greatest discovery of all time.

[@d3vr3n]

i bet it would suck to be that wealthy back then besides the beautiful jewelery

[@selwin.dmatthias2193]

Outstanding

[@mhelmercado1953]

In Cairo Museum...but some of it missing .....there's some story said by howard carter and companies ..on the time of discoveries they mention some small pieces were stolen upon unearthing those stuff

[@avigailfreilech6500]

So cool

[@davidmccormick2957]

Amazing times were living in n very mysterious. Thats why i believe in time slip stories on tv etc. As these tombs are practically truth in time slips time travel etc.

[@jmitterii2]

China's pyramids were lumps of dirt. And the proposed biggest never finished. The emperors in China abused their people and riots would consistently breakout and the Chinese mounds became smaller affairs. Until the Chinese Emperors decided to hide their burial sights as the Egyptians later did. So far, it appears the Egyptians did it without much coercion and somewhat fair compensation unlike the brutality of the first few Chinese dynasties. And Egyptians are Egyptians, not Chinese.

[@therealityartist9057]

This is travelling the world and will be coming back to England for the first time in 35 years where I am going to see it

[@hirendangar3425]

WoooooW........what a rich civilization!!!!

[@nvkotian7539]

Poetry in gold. Amazing. Astounding. Awesome.

[@exoticlonghair]

por lo que se ve, que feliz habra sido este niño en vida al menos en lo economico, en lo personal quien sabe, en el mas alla tampoco sabemos, a lo mejor ha reencarnado. Me da la impresion de que Tut tenia un ego muy grande y no le gustaba pasar desapercibido, bueno que faraon no tendria estas 'cualidades', siempre me ha fascinado este chico y sus tesoros, que afortunados los que han podido ver sus tesoros y tumba en vivo y a todo color, los envidio deveras.

[@redberry8197]

woow! my grandfathers were very good artists!

[@vladcool1416]

Cool your people were once a rich nation.

[@Omar-ck7oq]

Are you Egyptian iam

[@SunShine-hm7te]

I'm Egyptian :)

[@slametandik6084]

Very rich king,,gold every where...amaziing

[@raver4lyfe16]

It all looks new you would never guess it's over 3000 years old 3000 years is roughly 1.1million days that's a very long time

[@sandilemafavukedubazane3427]

not only gold even wood found in that tomb was in excellent condition

[@breanawilliams6924]

Or maybe because it's not from thousands of years ago its from 500 years ago and they are just stretching the time so some people don't know there history if it was 3,000 years ago that wood chair would be dust or mush🤷🏿‍♀️

[@olgagrekova2217]

@@breanawilliams6924 👍👍😇

[@talented9444]

it make me imagine daily life of the boy king

[@andreacloyd3672]

Still so completely fascinating

[@adamgreen78]

I'm happy that this was helpful ;)

[@chwhite23]

Absolutely Mind Blowing !!!!

[@wawansetyawan5318]

Luar biasa nih.mesir kuno..apa benarya .dewanya alien ...kalau bener kerwn juga nih peradaban.maju di bawa ke bumi...

[@jrjmc9627]

Great ! Amazing something survived . Pyramids must have been amazing before the great catastrophe

[@Blackowl44]

Gold chair says it all

[@ViolaPressley]

I have been drawn to Egyptian art from a young age.

[@user-bv9ms7wz6d]

Как интересны изделия!

[@knoxvilleguy2]

I saw a lot of these treasures at the Tutankhamun exhibit when it traveled to New Orleans in '77. I think the treasures belong in Egypt, but with all the political upheaval over there, how SAFE are they going to be ? I know I'm probably going to get at least a couple of comments calling me a " hater " or something else, but it's a legitimate question.

[@farang]

The exhibit of the golden statues, Tut wearing various crowns...from front view, one looks exactly like a Buddhist Stupa. Oh, did you know? The "Creator God of gods" in Egypt was Ptah? Yeah, Buddha. Did you know, Tut's grandpa was Amenhotep III...another title was Nebumatre...Nebu=Gold. Matre(ya) is the next Buddha. Did you know, at Saqqara, in Hall of kings, is image of Ptah recieving offering from Thutmose III. Behind Ptah stands Sokar and Amun. ShakaMuni Buddha. NOW you know.

[@ionediasadv]

Sic transit gloria mundi!

[@martalira2734]

Magnífico!!!

[@ianclarke3627]

So why didn't the Egyptians use the wheel to help them building the pyramids, ? Tut had a chariot with wheels !

[@Preceptor1111]

Incredible details Inherently Majikal Presence resides within the Confines Of the Tomb as well as the Treasures Open up your mind 11:11

[@bolinhoquente6307]

Egito vive nos corações ❤❤❤

[@CIA.U.S.A]

Do Egipto Carmouro 🍆😝

[@theoutofthisworldshow]

great show! please check out the out of this world show

[@jbroja]

I`m grateful.. yours faithfully. JB ^ ^

[@raulevangelista6774]

Amazing

[@mohdazam1233]

Unbelievable.. Amazing.. Its seems freshly made copied pieces of original.. Are these really original items?

[@rausanjaman8173]

This is gold????

[@linksfelix4264]

African boy king

[@tamiahicks9286]

all this gold I wander where it came from and all that sandin those days ,,they died young ,,sand was in their food and diseases was high

[@user-up1cu6pv2c]

+tamia hicks not all died young the chance to survive to two was low but if you did survive you would live another 60-70 years

[@nilswestman4013]

3400 years old in perfect condition.

[@connieromer9148]

The old saying goes, "Everything is for sale"....so are any (or all) of these items either secretly or openly for sale to the public?? Whenever I go to the local museum I always see rare and wonderful things that are "on loan from Mr. and Mrs So-and-So"...are THOSE the items that were sold privately??? Otherwise, how did Mr. and Mrs.So-and-So even come by way of that rare and wonderful item in order to lend it?

[@marciajsimoes1]

Que imagens maravilhosas!

[@arshadhussain2283]

Mind Blowing

[@lancehobbs8012]

5:07 those handles HAVE to modern are they stainless steel? A lot of it looked restored like some of the black paint features on white marble statues

[@MrLucky228]

amazing to see in front of your eyes .

[@davidcaldecoat7414]

I Sooo what to see this exhibition

[@shamailarizwan4083]

Curious about knowing if these artifacts were restored or displayed as it is recovered from tombs?