Tutankhamun's Great Grandparents: TUYA & YUYA (FULL DOCUMENTARY)

Before the discovery of King Tut's tomb, there was Tuya and Yuya, but why were these non-royals buried in the valley of the kings in Egypt? We uncover the secrets of Ancient Egypt's most famous pharaoh Tutankhamun's great grandparents.
A Film by Curtis Ryan Woodside
With Sofia Aziz
Original Music By Simone Piraino
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[@mariafont8826]

Sophia's eyes are similar to those of ancient egyptians. I enjoyed the whole documentary. Uruguay

[@neniaemm6127]

28:00 That Heart scarab is so beautiful!

[@kaarlimakela3413]

Wow. The Osiris Bed was a magical exemplar of renewed life. What a lovely idea.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

It really is. Tuts Osiris bed is also exquisite

[@TuckaBuck89]

What an interesting story from the past. Tuya and Yuya, I too had never heard of them and yet they were very significant figures. I'll have to watch this again, and your other videos. And Sofia is quite impressive, a biomedical eqyptologist.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Thanks so much! I hope you enjoy it again and more 😉

[@catofthecastle1681]

I had read about these two for many years! I’ve always thought their names are, in fact, diminutives, such as abuela in Spanish, or grandma! I thought that Amenhotep used these name for them!

[@MyHersheyBoy]

So beautiful, makes me weep. How much history and artifacts have been lost over time?? Also makes me weep 😢

[@toddmurphy523]

How exciting....have never heard of these two, yet alone the treasures found with them!!!! Their furnishings were exquisite. Thank you, Curtis.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Many haven’t heard of them and that’s such a shame

[@heatherprice588]

Thank you for an excellent documentary 👍 I will rewatch over & over again.Superb.❤😊

[@alexandreintouch1847]

This was pleasant and almost smoothing, well done job .

[@heathervelasquez9108]

I think both of your voices are great....I do not understand what people are complaining about, especially for free quality entertainment?

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Thank you! And I think it’s presumptuous of some people to ask, like I said if people follow me on insta they will see in February I lost my voice and spoke in a very low tone for almost 3 weeks before it began to heal.

[@shadowphillips9079]

​@@CurtisRyanWoodsideI think part of it is your narration voice is not the same as when you are talking in film clips you are much more alive when you are talking and Philips you can feel your joy and your love of your subject when you're talking to people or when you're looking directly at the camera or when you're interacting with people and the items are etc but you're overreaching narration when you're just reading the paper or reading the script it doesn't come across that way and so I think when people talk about your voice they're not talking about you on camera or when you're with other people they're talking about your narration voice.

[@ursulaolive1088]

Fascinating. Great presentation. Thank you.

[@claudiamanta1943]

Thank you Curtis snd Sofia. Exceptional, as usual ☺️👏

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

❤️❤️❤️

[@gaetanmartin6543]

Again another informative Egyptian stories from the past that is seldom told. The way you tell the story makes it difficult to turn off. One must hear it to the end, and each video you post is the same thing, we need to know the end. thank you for that again and again

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Thanks again Gaetan ❤️

[@christiank6310]

Hi Curtis! What an amazing and interesting documentary, thank you! I thought I was a pretty decent amature ancient Egyptian history buff... Not even close! I learned so much in this documentary that I didn't know. Thank you and your colleague Sofia for bringing this history about Tuya and Yuya to us! This is the first I've learned of them. I haven't seen them in any other ancient Egyptian documentary I've watched! Thank you for explaining their relevance in the ancient Egyptian timeline! Again, many thanks, and as always, looking forward to your next post! Peace!

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Thanks Christian! There’s so much history in Egypt I learn something new everyday about it

[@mercedes523]

Week is done! No students for 2 days and here is Curtis to end my week! How wonderful!

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Enjoy the break hehe

[@kimberlylegacy4190]

I not only thoroughly enjoy your dive into the facts of Ancient Egypt but you are easy on the eye, Curtis 😁😁

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Wow, thank you Kimberly

[@110girl1]

Absolutely fantastic as always! Thank you so much for making these beautiful films and allowing us to see them for free, I really am learning so much and enjoying seeing all the amazing art and artefacts. Thank you!

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Awww thank you so much. And thank you for watching them

[@kaarlimakela3413]

I'm connecting Tuya's scoliosis to the same found with Tut.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Absolutely! Tut inherited many physical traits from Tuya, even the overbite.

[@RobsonCruz51]

Another amazing gem made by you, Curtis. Congratulations!

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Many thanks!🙏

[@StephiSensei26]

Beautiful.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

🙏

[@davidcaldecoat7414]

What an amazing documentary Curtis, Yes you are right not alot of people would know the Yuya and Thuya's tomb was the first ever complete tomb found in the Valley of the KIngs it was also the first tomb to have a charriot found in it as well. Fanstatic Curtis looking forward to your next video.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Thanks David! Their story needed to be told!

[@davidcaldecoat7414]

@@CurtisRyanWoodside That is true

[@heatherprice588]

I remember entering the old Cairo Museum the huge sitted statues of Amenhotep the third & Queen Tiye absolutely beautiful. ❤

[@georgesparks7833]

Amazing presentation. Very informative. A command of the subject. The flow of the presentation was beautiful. Very well done.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

So nice of you George. Thanks!

[@morgonerlenstar]

Wow, this was very interesting, informative and very well done. Thank you for sharing this with us 🙏

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Glad you enjoyed it!🙏❤️

[@debtheguest3109]

I really enjoy your content and your voice makes it so interesting.

[@craiglewis4357]

I always find this also amazing. All the details in all the wall paintings are so beautiful.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Thank you so much Craig!

[@JR-sq2of]

You've come along way and improving each video. Congratulations Curtis ❤

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

I try to get better with each one!

[@dloadthis1617]

Thank you Curtis, Your video covered history that I have never heard about before. As usual, you made it very interesting. 👍🐸👍

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

I always try to show “unknown” things 😉

[@lawrencebaker2318]

Absolutely amazing, Curtis! Thanks to you, MS Aziz and Mr. Piraino for an entertaining and informative presentation. I can never decide which is more incredible... that we know so much about ancient Egypt or that we know so little. You have enabled us to remember this ancient power couple. That is a very good thing!

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Ah Lawrence, thank you so so much! He’s we know so much but still soo little

[@lawrencebaker2318]

@@CurtisRyanWoodside Don't know if you have heard of Tasting History with Max Miller, here on KZbin, but he made a version of an ancient Egyptian bread... kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH3aaJ-kjZ1pbrMsi=_0WnJjB30slaFpoP Thought you might enjoy it!

[@TRUTHTEACHER2007]

@@CurtisRyanWoodside Way off topic, but I just wanted to tell you that there's nothing wrong with your voice. I don't know what people are talking about, except maybe they mean in the narrations your voice is deeper..... People's voices change pitch for all types of reasons, sore throats, colds, allergies. Whatever the case, it was fine. oNly critique, you look better with short hair rather than long hair simply because it shows you features better. You have very strong eye brows and the long hair obscures and clashes with your features. Okay. That's it. Go live your life and don't let the idiots get to you.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

@TRUTHTEACHER2007 thank you so much! I’m glad you said it. I have always had issues with my sinuses and throat. I take chronic medication for my sinuses. I often get infections etc so it does affect my voice. I am also back on a nebuliser to help. And yes my voice has become deeper in the last few years because of this. But I get some days where my voice is almost back to normal but often I have a raspy voice and have to speak softer and lower.

[@JM-wg7ow]

As always beautiful video and story telling thank you you so much

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Glad you enjoyed it ❤️ and thanks for your kind words

[@mariamsabry6915]

From Egypt, thank you, sir🙏❤️ I am proud to be Egyptian, this is the civilization of my ancestors❤🇪🇬❤️

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

❤️🇪🇬

[@ogun9645]

Nah u just ottoman remains

[@kimberlylegacy4190]

I’m jealous! I do much want to visit your country. Being in the States, it costs LOTS of money to travel there! You should be proud and honored. Egyptians were so far ahead of their time plus extremely wise! I love learning about Egyptians!

[@mariamsabry6915]

@@kimberlylegacy4190 you are most welcome🙏❤️

[@user-by6cs1sy7y]

​@@ogun9645 lol nice try but no

[@AngelCatBaby]

Awesome, amazing work, love this, very interesting documentary. 👍❤️🙏🏼. I love learning about other cultures and history of ancient civilizations, especially Egypt since most of it has been written and more preserved than others that may have been overtaken by self seeking ambitions, and/or natural disasters. It’s so sad that much of history has been lost and destroyed, how much more we could’ve learned from our ancestors if things were different and there were no grave robbery taking place or warning factions. There is so much more lost through eons of time and wars, plus if we don’t learn from past mistakes, humanity will be repeating them again, which a lot of our society seems to be going through again now, greed, power, control, corruption, etc., these will never unify us or as a nation, it will only cause our downfall and the destruction of our own doing. 😥

[@marygraceredfield2702]

Wonderful presentation! I had the honor of seeing Yuya and Thuya's treasures when it was on tour years ago. Amazing collection.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

O my that must have been very special indeed ❤️

[@alwina2452]

Thank you Curtis! Yet another beautiful & thoughtful video… This little known aspect of Egyptian history is so interesting, and it puts a lot into context. Much love to you from Alwina xxxx

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Thank you for your kind words Alwina!

[@tinaprentice2136]

Fantastic informative video Curtis it’s so great to learn the history. Keep bringing more I can’t get enough of your documentaries just love them ❤

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Thanks so much Tina ❤️❤️❤️

[@elisabethsteel3382]

Love all your documentaries you do a fantastic job! Thank you for sharing Curtis! 😍🤗👍

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Glad you like them! More to come!

[@mariak9727]

😍Fantastic documentary Curtis!! 💖All the artifacts are stunning and the stories riveting!!💖

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Glad you liked it Maria 😇❤️

[@roseorrantia4588]

Love your videos Curtis. Thank u for such wonderful educational info. It is exciting to see all the marvelous discoveries. ❤

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Thank you Rose 🌹

[@sabrinanewland9982]

Spectacular video!

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@MisterGreenGuy]

Thank you!

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Thank you for watching!

[@germansoto8780]

Thanks for this wonderful documentary ..... Regards from México !!

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Hello to Mexico! Thanks for watching

[@melissakhalar1842]

Another brilliant and informative video kind sir. Thank you.❤

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Why thank you Melissa!

[@timp1051]

Fascinating!!!!!

[@mohamedgalal7399]

from egypt thank you ❤

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

🇪🇬❤️

[@sherylpalmer6568]

Another absolutely fantastic video. I have learned more about Egyptology from your videos Than classes I have attended at college. Keep up the good work!!!!

[@phillipmarquez8320]

This is a Fantastic video 👏

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Thank you very much!

[@tinekelipholt8468]

Thank you very much . ❤🌻

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

You are so welcome

[@listenup2882]

African history. Black History.🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨

[@truedogwoman]

The Egyptians were not black.

[@thebutterfliesineffect]

​@@truedogwomanThey were not white. They were different shades of browns.

[@mernaatef8409]

Good job Curtis ❤Sofia ❤

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Thanks so much Merna ❤️❤️❤️

[@zsofiamolnar5292]

Excellent !!

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Many thanks!

[@lex6819]

Beautiful documentary ❤❤❤❤

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Thank you!🙏

[@TorieJimenez]

Great documentary Curtis love king tut era your knowledge of all this look forward more of you documentary .

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

More to come!😉

[@qadeerhussain5974]

Amazing

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Thanks

[@mernaatef8409]

I love it 👏

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

❤️

[@jamiemcvay130]

I want to see a reproduction of what their daughter, Queen Thye, looked like. I believe she was a beauty. Amenhotep III married her even though she was a commoner. Her mummy is still beautiful.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

I have done a reconstruction and of queen tiye a few years ago here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3i9eqGblJengLcsi=03u5V0Wxv3s1daCG

[@JulieWilsonBullard]

Great show

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

😇

[@kingrama2727]

This was interesting as I have never heard of these people or their intact tomb being found

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Glad you hear a “new” story

[@loisraymcinnis6006]

Beautiful movie.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

❤️

[@maritshirin88]

Thank you for an amazing video! 😍Ah, I am so interested in the Mitanni people now...! Any good research about them you could recommend? To read or see?

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Unfortunately I only know their parts of history that overlap with Egypt

[@tollcross4755]

Your videos are fascinating and absolutely beautiful. Hope you bring many more. You have a true aesthetic eye for images, Curtis.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

More to come!❤️

[@magalylopez7519]

Maravilloso

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

🙏

[@MegaLivingIt]

In your reconstructive illustration of Tuya, I can't help but think you didn't allow for more plumpness of facial tissues as in life. Also, in a book a few years back there was a photo of Tuya with a large (wig?) amount of hair some of which had small braids among the curly mass. So wonder if that was the original way she was found in her tomb.🌿

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Her wig was in a box in her tomb, but it was so degraded that they had thrown it out. As for the plumpness, she was a very short thin woman in life, and as Sofia explained she had subcutaneous packing which has filled out her face to how it would have been in life, so I’ve added a bit but she had a thin face anyway 😉😇

[@mkorashy3243]

I have seen the artifacts of Toya and Yoya in Cairo Museum many times, but this is the first time to learn about their amazing story, and watch and visit such wonderful places with you, Curtis. Thank you, very much, for this wonderful documentary.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Glad you enjoyed it and learned more about what you have seen ❤️

[@mercedes523]

The best looking mummies I’ve ever seen by far!

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

And of course seti the first ❤️

[@asmaadaway9052]

I miss ur documantries❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Heheh they haven’t gone anywhere

[@MyHersheyBoy]

I also marvel at how the modern day workers carried the objects OUT of the tombs!!

[@morningstar597]

❤😮

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

😉

[@massimosquecco8956]

At around 19:00 The Lady speaks about phenomena I've never experienced, she schuld tell us more to understand her explenation.

[@ashleyn8946]

In Egypt and recently saw them. Our guide claimed he was Joesph.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Aren’t they amazing?

[@queenbeedat8726]

That is the theory....

[@user-nn1uf7io8l]

❤

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

😇

[@smgreenartsprivate]

interesting to learn about them and how they were preserved but where does this knowledge come from? was it something experimented or handed down knowledge? I guess their elaborate coffins had some effect on said preservation. Interesting to hear about resin will have to look up how long it's been around. I don't imagine they knew when they would perish and takes so long to make and craft their resting places what craftperson's they were whomever made them. Is there any evidence of templates to how they made these coffins if it was based on a set size frame. What an interesting life they led and would be an interesting story if done in film version as well. Well done #teamCRW I waited until I had time as these documentaries need focus and rest to enjoy them as fully as I do thank you :)

[@Jihadhamlett]

It was first practiced in the Sahara. “The black mummy” is the oldest and was found in Libya or Algeria I believe. There’s more to discover in the Sahara they only uncovered 2% of the Sahara

[@user-ol3pn3pg2t]

As an Egyptian Coptic Christian I am proud of my ancestors the kings of Egypt

[@JoeBYoung]

Your ancestors were NOT the founders of ancient Kemet. They were an amalgamation of invaders who later settled in Kemet i.e. the ( BLACK LAND ). STOP trying to usurp the brilliance of MY ancestors . BLACK AFRICANS. Herodotus himself, commonly referred to as the “father of history “ described them as Black skinned, thick lips and wooly hair. The famous Greek philosopher Socrates described them the same way. Pror to the 18th and 19th century it was common knowledge who they were and what they looked like. Jean-Francois Champollion also stated that the Kemites ( Egyptians ) were Black Africans. He’s the one responsible for deciphering the Medu Neter ( hieroglyphics ). I think all the people mentioned above have just a little bit more knowledge on the subject matter than you. 😂 What do you think ? 😂 😂 😂

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

@@JoeBYoung Their ancestors were indigenous ancient Egyptians. Admixture of foreigners doesn't change anything - every nation on Earth is have admixture of foreign nations, none is pure-blooded. But most ethnic groups still look in similar way their ancient ancestors and Egyptians are not exeptions. Egyptians were not Black Africans. Herodotus never described them as such - he said Egyptains have DARK skin (meaning: darker than average Greek) and curly hair and look LIKE COLCHIANS, who were people of Middle East. 'The famous Greek philosopher Socrates described them the same way. ' - Quote needed.

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

@@JoeBYoung There was never such word as 'Khemites' in Egyptians. Funny you mentioned Champollion - he wrote that COPTS are true image of ancient Egyptians, so he was clearly different opinion than you. As for him thinking ancient Egyptians were Black - he was simply mistaken. Not to mention he was writing in colonial period. His own brother laughed his idea.

[@egyptwasblack2]

They were black thats for sure

[@user-ol3pn3pg2t]

​@@JoeBYoungYou vile slave and thief, I have an analysis that proves this. I am Egyptian, the granddaughter of the ancient Egyptians. Your attempt is a failure. You will not be able to steal the civilization of our ancestors, servant.

[@sabrinatminor45]

😍

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

❤️

[@marcellawhalen3776]

I wonder if they were Anne Rice's inspiration for Akasha and her consort in Queen of the Damned?

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Hmmmm ancient Egyptians have influenced many authors over the years

[@kathyk479]

It would be interesting to see if any of their decent survive to today!

[@bellydown29]

Thutmosis III = King David Amenhotep III =King Solomon Amenhotep IV/Akhenaten = Moses Yuya= Joseph Research egyptologist Ahmed Osman and Robert Bauval Fascinating beautiful wouldnt it be even better if they could own their history?

[@mevenstien]

✨️🙂✨️

[@archsciontrismegistus4194]

nice just onr question, how ya'll get the cgi to be lighter than the color of them in the tombs?, espeacially considering their ages and era?

[@MohamedAtef88]

@12:00 amazing again my friend, thank you for informing everyone the difference between Egyptian & other races by true facts, once again if i got the authority i would be glad to give you the Egyptian nationality & the representation of the antiquities service 💜

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Ah you are too kind. I’m very touched by that. Maybe one day ❤️😉

[@eyesofpicasso]

so, im planning on goin to egypt in july (yeah, the summer. so a lot of sitting and staring and profuse sweating), and im thinking, watch all your stuff, along with verner's book, and a lonely planet. i've got to figure out my goal, but its something stupid like: where's the portal? pyramids are basically star ladders, right?

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Hahahah so much to see, and the summer heat will have you hallucinating

[@eyesofpicasso]

@@CurtisRyanWoodside yes!

[@nonoboddy8491]

No

[@eyesofpicasso]

@@nonoboddy8491 seriously, im apreciate more specificity

[@MrSomethingElse]

Amun rocks harder than both the Christ and Gautama.... A King of Gods, almost as cool as Māui..... Māori, we take death Rites seriously but these guys went the extra mile, thousands of years before the fleets reached NZ, very cool, thanks cuz

[@user-nw9cq3gv3l]

EGYPT 🇪🇬 probably told him to change his voice and WE LOVED YOU JUST THE WAY YOU ARE... PEOPLE ARE NOT FREE IN EGYPT..

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Absolutely not. Please refer to my the latest post under the community tab on my channel.

[@stephanieking4444]

I really appreciated Sofia's cultural commentary on this one. 🥰 Why didn't you use the full 'reface' tech on Yuya? There's a point in the end where Tuya is seen coming to life, but not his beloved partner.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Ahhh I’m sure I made him blink at the end 😉

[@millonamou2019]

Please subtitulados en español !!!!

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

If you go to the setting it will allow you to change to Spanish 😉

[@HearTruth]

Tohu Vohu ... comes to mind.. a state of extreme confusion and disorder.

[@zacharywest131]

7:29 Curtis are you claiming that all of the hair styles depicted on the walls and statues of ancient Egyptians are wigs?

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

Yes, those were wigs.

[@listenup2882]

​@@pendragonsxskywalkers9518delusional.

[@ashlouw5350]

​@@pendragonsxskywalkers9518😂😂Yeah right with dark skinned on the continent of Africa.. Go look at the Afar tribe and see how those hairstyles actually look on the tru ethnicity of the Egyptians

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

@@ashlouw5350 Yeah... never mind all depictions of women including Tiye with light skin. 🙄🙄😂😂😂😂 I love how your kind love to pick and choose ignoring all context. Egyptians were dpeicted with different skin shades, men usually darker than women. But all of them have on images the same colors modern Egyptians have. (Hairstyle is not proof of ethnicity - it is fashion trend.)

[@ashleyn8946]

I was told that only the royal family could have the pharaohs name. That may be just in the tomb but is that true? We were in Ramses daughter’s tomb in Saqqara and a guide told us that. They are technically in the royal family though.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Hmmmm I don’t know who told you that. Anyone could have a pharaohs cartouche in their tomb.

[@user-fd8ce3oo5j]

لا أعرف لماذا الكل يريد العودة إلى عصر الظلامات و الوثنية نحن في افضل وقت و زمن أفقر شخص لديه كهرباء ولا اظن ان أعظم فرعون او إمبراطور او قصير يملك العالم إن يعيش مثل ما نفعل نحن 😊 الان

[@MyHersheyBoy]

I wonder how many tombs were invaded by those who worked on them or filled them??

[@ShyneThyLyte]

African beads necklace on a Arabic person....Wow

[@kaarlimakela3413]

Tuya's mask has this smile and almond eyes reminiscent of the funerary reclined statues of a happy attractive Etruscan couple.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Yesss 🙏❤️

[@JoeBYoung]

Sorry, they were happy attractive African people! 😂 Get your facts straight. 😂

[@listenup2882]

Etruscans were Black but Thuya and Yuya were Africans.

[@lordnelson2.069]

Anthropology perhaps…

[@niaabader329]

love your content,informative & educational! but the voice over makes it hard to listen to what you saying,quite distracting ! as a fellow south african , i think your accent is beautiful!! leave the audio unedited 🤗

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

It’s not edited. But thanks!

[@claudiamanta1943]

40:38 It’s strange that most mummies have their mouths closed.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Well they were bandaged shut. So naturally they would be closed. 😉

[@claudiamanta1943]

@@CurtisRyanWoodside 😄 The only mummy I have seen (photo online) that looked like a real one is the so- called ‘screaming mummy’.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

@claudiamanta1943 there are some like that unfortunately

[@claudiamanta1943]

@@CurtisRyanWoodside Thank you ☺️ If you have any links with information about them, would you be so kind to put them here, please? I feel they are real ones. They needed their mouths wide open to breathe and speak in the afterlife 🥰

[@suziewheeler6530]

Yaya or yayu was Joseph coat of many colors

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

I’m afraid you are off by over 1500 years. He was around the time of Djoser in the third dynasty according to the famine stele

[@estherrayos]

Return to the first works before your candle is put out.

[@SikanderG]

Ay murdered Tutankhamun in order to take the throne before the latter could produce an heir.

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

Unlikely. He would do that when Tut was still a child. Instead he allowed him to grow up.

[@ShyneThyLyte]

KEMET

[@muissefaycal7715]

Who told that lady in the video ours ancestors didnt undertood dreams as we do today ....😅really go study the reals metaphysics of ancient Egypt's....

[@catofthecastle1681]

Why do so many people have to come to videos to correct them, yet don’t bother to put out their lies; or bother to learn how to spell words they use??????

[@NeptunesLagoon]

Natron doesnt change hair color... or type... ( there have been tests done) many blonde and red headed mummys have been found, Khufus grand daughter is shown as a red head, Ginger the pre dynasric blonde haired Gebelien mummy, Ramses the great, Thuya and yuya ect... genetics shows this tooll KingTut and Akenaten were R1b.... thuya and Yuya were G2 and Mtdna K ect...

[@MrBlaqgold]

Natron may not, but oxidative stress does. There is nothing natural about the hair colour, it clearly is decolored to the root, similar to what you see when people bleach their hair, it strips the melanin and creates an electric UNICOLOR. Nice try though.

[@MrBlaqgold]

Also, R1B is very common in Africa, Cameroonians are nearly 25% R1B. Africa has always had its own R1B, and Gonzalez postulated R1B was born in central West Africa, due to its distribution.

[@crenshawgrinder4725]

Old people have gray hair.

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It does change hair color

[@MrBlaqgold]

Oxidative stress causes hair colour change in all africans. Demelenation of hair has the same effect as peroxide. It's not rocket science.

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

We are truly fortunate to have their tomb - thanks to that we know so much about them compain to other ancient Egyptians! 💗💗💗 (You should make one day about Silver Pharaohs of Tanis, their intact tombs are so little known!)

[@cilvabakape763]

Kemet African Empire. Never Arab Republic Ottoman invaders. Shame on you people. The Sphinx is African. That's why there's no correlating history in Cairo.

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

@@cilvabakape763 'Kemet African Empire.' - No such country ever existed. People of Arab Republic of Egypt are indigenous inhabitants of North Africa. Just because they are arabized, doesn't take away their ancestry. Sphinx is NORTH African.

[@cilvabakape763]

@pendragonsxskywalkers9518 Kemet was the proper title. Upon the collapse of Kemet (represented by an extremely, extremely distinctive Black African Sphinx) the misnomer of Egypt came by invasion and imitation made up by Europeans (Ptolemiac) then even later so did Eurasians and or Arabians (Ottoman) and (Arab Conquest). Neither Caucasians nor Arabs had absolutely anything to do with the Nile Valley's African Dynastic creation of Kemet. Extremely researchable. Upon the creation of Kemet, all of Africa plus the entire Mediterranean region was African. There were no Eurasians/Arabians. The indigenous people everywhere were Africans or Black people. Do your homework.

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

@@cilvabakape763 Kemet was only one of many names alongside Ta-Meri and Two Lands. Pharaoh had a title of Ruler of the Two Lands, not 'Ruler of Kemet'. 'extremely, extremely distinctive' - You put too much emphasis on 'extremaly'. No, they are not 'extremaly distinctive'. They are BARELY distinctive to the point they are ambigous. 'African Dynastic creation of Kemet' - MEDITERRANEAN African. Not Black African. Egypy was not Black. Extremaly researcheable, to quote you. ' all of Africa plus the entire Mediterranean region was African.' - Word 'African' means absolutely nothing.

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

@@cilvabakape763 ''There were no Eurasians/Arabians' - There was no barrier between Egypt and Levant. Migrations and admixture happened just like between Egypt and Libya and Egypt and Nubia. 'The indigenous people everywhere were Africans or Black people.' - They were Africans. Mediterranean North Africans. Most of them were not Black, except those in deep South. 'Do your homework.' - I think YOU should do it. You would now that Black Egypt theory is widely rejected except people who believe in conpiracies.