What Burned and Melted This PYRAMID of Egypt?

[@AncientArchitects]

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[@theresasmuts9896]

Probably an electrical fault as the huge sarcophagus was probably a battery. My hypothesis is that the Bonobo was evolved using frequency , perhaps monotomic gold. In Dendera a Bonobo is seen alongside the 'lightbulbs' .Temple of Hathor-Eve-Ewe-Jew. Have you watched my 2 abridged videos & see my playlust '3rd Testament Truists'. Man vs Mankind

[@rodney1818]

Look into how they can determine whether or not rocks.They find on earth came from mars

[@falconquest2068]

Here's a question. How do you know when the pyramids were built?

[@katherineevangelia11]

Ahahahahahahaha. nice job~ Great Video. you just destroyed their imagination Wkwkwkwkwkwk :D

[@LuguWalos]

Heres the thing, what about all the UFO's flying around in our skies? Do we all share the same calendar? So what year is it really? Has 1000 years been added onto our history (almost certainly yes it has)? Where has all this tech come from in the last 100 or so years? Is this Tech here to benefit us or enslave us? Can you really say you know what is going on when you can't trace you family history back more than a handful of generations, whilst the elite can go back 1000's of years? I say again, Do you really know what is going on?

[@ian_b]

I look like a dilapidated mess and I've only been exposed to the elements for 58 years!

[@AncientArchitects]

You’re not alone 👀😂

[@ian_b]

@@AncientArchitects 🙂

[@PatchouliPenny]

​@@ian_bditto!

[@MrSOLOPIANIST]

You're a BRICK !!!

[@rodmehta5356]

Burnt by the sun. Greetings from Australia :-)

[@THEScottCampbell]

The construction techniques used on this pyramid were really brilliant and far more efficient use of materials. It's a pity Ramses had it pillaged but the casing stones of all the pyramids were eventually stolen and reused. Thanks for bringing this to light!

[@planetjumper1]

Supposedly the casing stones on the great pyramid were carved with all of the knowledge known in all of their available history. So those casing stones would be beyond priceless if we found some. With carvings of course of history and chemistry and tech and whatever else.

[@cosmicraysshotsintothelight]

We need to build a giant carbon fiber pyramid out in the desert somewhere. Bigger than that toy the casino is playing with.

[@ccoodd26]

@@planetjumper1 There are still casing stones on the bottom underneath sand and rubble that no one has taken yet. People leave them buried so no one can steal them.

[@bikedoc4145]

I often think what all of Egypt would look like had Rulers, robbers, and Explorers left it alone! I bet it was incredible

[@seankrake4776]

I love when Matt starts a video by saying sorry for the clickbait, I have fools to teach.

[@bobolinkr]

Snort snort, guffaw…

[@drummerdad80]

Lol yep

[@LisaBeta-42]

That is how "fact checking" should always start: Why are you here, and what did you expect? Then debunk all the nonesense and concentrateon the real facts that you can look up👍

[@drummerdad80]

@@LisaBeta-42 what are you talking about?

[@m.pearce3273]

It's always the SUN

[@brandonboulton2776]

Spotting fellow Suspicious Observers in the wild is wonderful 👍❤

[@billysharp2242]

​@@brandonboulton2776 don't forget to stop in the chat and say hi to stormy for me 😉

[@PetesGuide]

And never the _SON_ ?

[@TrickyVickey]

There is a reason for all those underground city’s found in the middle east and why a vitrified glass layer is found on stone boulders at most of those underground cities entrance’s. Vitrification occured when, somehow or another, the stone surface’s got heated to melting(2,000-3,000 degrees required) then cools to a glassy looking surface on granite. It is usually not the whole stone that has that on it. So the heat source was directional not coming from straight overhead.

[@TGBurgerGaming]

​@@PetesGuidethis changes everything......

[@bobclarke5913]

Cheap mudbrick filler, so you're saying this is the Ikea of pyramids.

[@michaelfritts6249]

I think you are on to something!! How can mere humans possibly build enough furniture to fill a house.. with a simple "Hex" key.. with one "end" being a Phillips. Is there is a certain "Magic" in this? Blissfully agnostic, but for a "laugh" I decided to do my own research.. In "Phillipipans", there is a verse: "I can do all things through him who strengthens me" This seems oddly "odd" to me and I felt the need to put this question "out there" so that more folks with a greater capacity and success in performing online research may find the Truth!! Be Well!! 😃👍😁😎

[@kirgan1000]

IKEA "Triangel" 1 instruction set, 100 000 block and one lever (do not louse the lever)

[@hyneksmid3293]

Pyramid from Wish

[@Joe-Przybranowski]

Just an earlier step in the clear evolution of pyramid building.

[@arvendekoh2266]

Teeeeemu 🎶 I'm constructing like an ancient king 🎶

[@ebobbyclaire]

I was unaware of this pyramid . Thank you .

[@AncientArchitects]

It’s pretty amazing. My next video might be on the same pyramid

[@ebobbyclaire]

@@AncientArchitects excellent . You always enlighten me . I did not know that mud brick pyramids were encased in limestone . Must have been impressive

[@slayerofthebuzz1]

I'd figured it had been just a natural feature due to the dubiousness of the caption. Nice to be wrong about that one! What a beautiful structure

[@itsnot_stupid_ifitworks]

Should be noted that several samples of straw from the mud brick have been carbon dated and fall in the range of the historical timeline for Senusret ll

[@HistoryWithKayleigh]

Great video Matt! And absolutely superb use of the memes, I especially enjoyed SHAFT! 😂

[@catman8965]

Hey Kayleigh, nice to see you here. I hope you are healthy, happy, and eagerly awaiting your next video. 😃💖🤗🪷💞🩵🌸⛱️🌞🌟🩵💖💝🏵️💮🌻🌺

[@The_Original_Brad_Miller]

Shuss yo mouth..... I'm talking about SHAFT! lol (Might be too old a reference for some of you)

[@PatchouliPenny]

​@catman8965 hello mate 👋

[@catman8965]

@@PatchouliPenny HEY HI...NICE TO HEAR FROM YOU AGAIN. I'M ON THE ROAD RIGHT NOW. 💞🌸🌺🌻

[@PatchouliPenny]

@@catman8965 oh cool, a road trip?

[@dnocturn84]

"What burned and melted this pyramid?" - Photoshop did. And some people trying to create a hoax to get attention.

[@JonnoPlays]

Exactly, now with AI it will just get worse

[@winny4765]

Ask google map.

[@random2829]

EVERY Ph.D. Geologist - "It's a natural formation. And do not DARE question me!".

[@besticudcumupwith202]

​@@random2829...yeah, he does have that vibe.

[@carlhardwick7630]

Hi Ancient Architects, thanks for making the programs you make they are brilliant. Its an example of why most archive departments use analogue photography to record building, artifacts etc. I use film now in my photography, that doesn't mean I'm against technology but I'd like people looking at my photos in the future to see the real thing as opposed to an AI generated something else. Granted negatives can be scanned and then altered but you've always got an original to go back to and as technology moves forward we wont be in danger of losing it. The original black and white photos of the pyramids from when they were just starting to excavate are so important, we can compare what was there and what's there now. The old photos and the sketch book drawings are a treasure trove, we need to see them, study them, there's so many answers locked up in private collections and hidden in dark corners..., rant over

[@karlheeren8727]

Thank you for setting the record straight. There is way too much clickbait & fakers online.

[@walteringle2258]

TY for the Moai meme @7:46. I really needed that kind of giggle right now.

[@dougalexander7204]

Fuse failed on the flux capacitor. Wait, what… The mud bricks deteriorated? The photo was altered? You always have the practical and believable answers. Stay awesome.

[@fredsmith5473]

You know more or less where you are with mud bricks, but flux capacitors have a malevolent intelligence of their own. I think it's an emergent property. Have you ever tried changing them? I have a few times and was lucky to escape with my life. Matched pairs of flux capacitors are the worst. I believe they connive. Why do you think we've had so many UFO crashes over the years? Flux capacitors. The designers cheaped out and bunged them, in rather than choose the more expensive, but clearly superior, rectilinear circumventers

[@not_yet_implemented]

The limestone frame of the pyramid is actually interesting. Was that done for other pyramids as well?

[@onixotto]

Ah yes. The one Nefertiti left the gas stove on. 💥

[@MorbinNecrim86]

😂

[@brentfox7068]

🤣

[@ccreel64]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@JonnoPlays]

Ancient astronaut theorists say... Ancient aliens! 😅

[@therider990]

No one says that. Only your delusions of what you want people to say.

[@JonnoPlays]

​@@therider990it's just a meme comment, for laughs

[@MorbinNecrim86]

Of course, I mean like, who else?

[@PatchouliPenny]

​@@therider990thousands firmly believe it!

[@smoothrocky1847]

and Yes, it could be a drinking game

[@EmmanuelBrito]

E-Chariot batteries 😅

[@lianerogers2665]

This is why I watch your vids. Your honest study is impressive. Thank you, the truth matters.

[@SensiProductionzBlindDogVideos]

2:08 and I see two different cultures. I see what we know as Egyptians, building mud block with basic copper tools, then I see something much older, more precise and technological. This is Something the Egyptians we know of….reinhabited and started rebuilding on and claiming as their own. I think if stargate voyager had you on his podcast, you’d see a different light.

[@Mildon44]

Egyptology MA student here: There is just absolutely zero actual evidence of any "older (and somehow & conveniently) much more advanced civilisation" in Egypt. There IS, however, a lot of evidence showing that the ancient Egyptians did, in fact, build these structures. They weren't stupid or "primitive", they were experts in working with stone, metal, and mudbrick. Please stop listening to these conspiracy theories, as, despite them claiming to have "done their own research", are always very much under-researched and heavily biased.

[@ARose4UTube]

Thank you for your honest representation and very great description. Unfortunately, many channels on here are not so forthcoming, and too often fall into the category of misrepresenting the subject matter or use far-fetched speculation, as you have pointed out, to click bait viewers. There is a place for fantasy as entertainment, but it should be clear to viewers that is what they're seeing, versus reality. Thanks again. Very informative!

[@emk7132]

Great content per usual!

[@ro0140]

It is always good to ask questions and find answers for yourself. I personally appricate all ideas and critical thinking on subjects.

[@dadthejedi]

Fascinating video Matt. I had no idea how this pyramid was constructed. I wonder if there are any others contructed with this method.

[@TheTonyMcD]

Omg, you really scared me with that title. I was just singing your praise over on History for Granite's latest video when he mentioned you. I was talking about how much I enjoy and appreciate your channel and yourself, and how great it is that you were able to change your views as you learned more about the subject. I was really, extremely disappointed when I saw the video, almost didn't even click on it.

[@BrickNewton]

I hadnt heard of this channel before and was having a mental battle whether to watch it as i thought it was some weird conspiracy channel. Glad i did click, and love History for Granite too.

[@Joe-Przybranowski]

Same! I only clicked bc he's not a bullshitter.

[@eldraque4556]

pmsl, so hard, "they were so advanced they built a power plant out of mud brick and limestone" perfect

[@Ancient_Nukes]

and it lasted 4000 years.

[@tremayne4351]

Thank you so much for making this video!!!!!!!!!!

[@awnysidhom]

"The pyramids were not originally built as tombs, as no king’s body has ever been found buried inside one. Instead, they were constructed as symbolic stairways to the stars, intended to transform the king's body into a powerful substance (mummy). It was believed that this process would turn the king's remains into a material more powerful than uranium, which has 92 electrons. This new substance, with 134 electrons, is something I call 'Khufu 134.' This transformation is the reason some believe in the so-called 'Pharaoh's curse.'"

[@rockyewelljr9781]

SHAFT!!! I fucking died

[@AncientArchitects]

😂

[@STRAKAZulu]

You can almost HEAR your eyes roll during the "power plant" section.

[@OGPatriot03]

Which is weird because this channel used to make dozens of videos entertaining the power plant hypothesis - Even using the fantastical art that he pulled out of his vault for use in this video. I can't stand hypocrisy and false righteous indignation.... I mean this channel owes most of it's subscribers to those days.

[@jogeyskens7351]

He is/was one of them.!!!

[@Ancient_Nukes]

You should have heard mine when he said "either a temporary tomb or a symbolic one"

[@ianh3365]

Great video as always 👍 Makes we wonder how they built the stone framework for the pyramid - no chance of dragging blocks up internal ramps on this one. Are there any published theories on how this one was built?

[@iamllux]

Even the photoshopped pic looks like mud bricks. I don't know what people are thinking.

[@growthisfreedomunitedearth7584]

the human brain is wired to see both what it wants to see, and what it expects to see, in combination. It is within the gaps of that waveform that ninjas remain hidden.

[@BubblesintheDesert]

So Middle Kingdom Royalty spent all their money on fast chariots and designer headressess. After the contractor's initial deposit was spent, the Royalty decided that the important stuff was done, and the original contractor "peaced out. " The Royalty decided their pyramid just needed some bondo and bling, and no one would notice the difference. All the joking aside, mud brick is still used today in modern construction. It's a wonderful, heard wearing, economical, scalable, and easily sourced building materiel. Thanks for anther fantastic video.

[@tomlindsay4629]

Comments on this video are reading a bit different, I believe you've found your mark.😃 Thanks for posting!

[@christopherellard7793]

Excellently done - brilliant lesson for superficial viewers

[@justalaborer713]

It was struck by an angry god.

[@andya857]

Or Alien Nukes..💥

[@AndrasMihalyi]

It was Chuck Norris

[@mikewolf7288]

​@@AndrasMihalyiI'm glad people are still doing Chuck Norris jokes

[@29aaronjones]

Only chuck norris can melt pyramids

[@stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733]

​@@29aaronjonesscientists still can't figure out how the pyramids built Chuck Norris

[@jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491]

Thanks!

[@mlthmp]

I absolutely love your videos on ancient Egypt! So entertaining and informative

[@JMM33RanMA]

OK, I admit that my first thought was the bolide that caused the Tunguska "incident." But it was immediately overridden because the results were very different. I stopped the video at 3:28 so that I can guess based on what I know of history. Greek fire, an ancient weapon supposedly like either napalm or a WW II flame thrower. Except for the supposed weapon used against the Romans at Syracusa, that's all I could come up with. I will now continue the video to see if I got a hit. Nope! It didn't even occur to me that a late pyramid could have been made of mud brick, that was dissolving or eroding because the beautiful exterior had been stolen by a thieving later Pharaoh. I should have expected that because the other pyramids had their beautiful exterior stone work pillaged for centuries. Thanks for another insightful video that reminds everyone not to be caught by internet manipulation. I should have known that the initial picture had been doctored, because I can do the same thing with Photoshop Elements. Thanks for the interesting puzzle, Matt!

[@ScarsNotFresh]

Very interesting as always sir 👍

[@TGBurgerGaming]

I died with that first explanation that was Miano levels of sarcasm and the rest of the video was just brilliant well done. 😂😂😂

[@AncientArchitects]

Cheers. The post going around social media was just irritating me. I was seeing it everywhere

[@klausuhlig7141]

What blowes me away the dedication those people had to build these structures, and how many people to harmonize, you only get that when people are content with what they are doing,

[@crivensro]

Thank you for a very structured and very informative video!

[@AncientArchitects]

Cheers

[@dalekiernan5386]

Once again you explain the information perfectly.

[@IDPhotoMan]

It never ceases to amaze me how stupid some folks are.

[@hahaha9076]

8 billion people on earth, and the majority still believe long-held superstition. Like a God rather thousands of them. But each of the factions believe they have the truth, the one they fortunately belong to. But none of the others. In fact, all the rest are evil.

[@candui-7]

Not power plants for sure. It's right under our noses.

[@sicpuppy9435]

All of Gen Z

[@candui-7]

@@sicpuppy9435 Stupid or misinformed? The war is won not with bombs but with propaganda.

[@newman653]

One born every minute !

[@brentfox7068]

Interesting video. I did not know about the internal support structure. That was pretty genius. I enjoy your videos! Looking forward to the next one.

[@kdeuler]

We have our Burning Man events. Egyptians had their Burning Pyramid events.

[@MorbinNecrim86]

I had the same thought

[@BrickNewton]

But it was too hard to burn and the festival failed leaving just the left over fire that no one bothered to clean up

[@gregss.771]

This was a great video. Loved it.

[@ste76539]

Imagine having to fake and alter your images that 'prove' your conspiritard theory...

[@James-o7b3l]

flerfers do it all the time

[@ste76539]

@@James-o7b3l I was subtly pointing out the mental process going on in a conspiritards mind when they have to fake their evidence.

[@oo2free]

Another accurately informative video. Good job.

[@NeptunesLagoon]

Sun flares do not pinpoint a location, it would be worldwide 😮 and verifiable in many places

[@highlandoutsider]

And evidence of such discharges can be seen all over the world

[@growthisfreedomunitedearth7584]

Can we stop to admire the fact that a culture 6,000 years ago or more made millions of bricks from mud, and worked together to stack them up, just to put some dude's corpse into??? Stupid and inefficient, perhaps, but also a great feat of engineering and teamwork. Modern humans lack that sense of teamwork, and we could not do the same thing today without some dire reason behind it.

[@floydriebe4755]

howdy, Matt! excellent video! it never fails to amaze me....some folks will believe anything. i truly love the way you educate them....and me, too. i had not heard of this, before.....but, the Sumerians built their Ziggurats with mud brick and they looked very similar when 1st found. thanks for this, my friend. Ta, for now!

[@kasturipillay6626]

You don't have to apologize, at least you admitted your reason.👍👍😊

[@aidanmacdougall9250]

Space laser weapon! 😊

[@aidanmacdougall9250]

OK, maybe not

[@andyoates8392]

@@aidanmacdougall9250it’s at the South Pole! (Behind the ice wall) I saw it on KZbin! 😂😂😂

[@stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733]

​@@andyoates8392 you know what I did see on KZbin? Space x's "space walk"

[@phoenixmerrick]

No no no, It was Ra trying to get Bastet's attention with his solar powered laser pointer :D

[@zerolatitude2923]

Nice one! Thanks! I saw a lot of that while living in Cairo. Many temples torn apart to build downtown.... Still going on today!

[@TaheerahA]

The sass and dry sarcasm alone earned my like

[@Carlixyz]

Had to say this one of your funniest videos until now, as always, thanks for bringing common sense to the scene, keep up that great work!

[@bosse641]

Wow. .....what a mystery.

[@kirschkola]

3:15 totally love this chapter of your video. Light but brilliant mocking of stupid theories. Big fan of your channel ❤

[@TheChoobie]

Great vid, and loved the saltiness, aliens, the sun, cosmic rays lol and being a stonemason I love Egypt and the stonework, we work granite today and by hand, but with tungsten tipped chisels and diamond blades, and with basic hand tools I work to a accuracy of 0.5mm sometimes less with a bit of luck lol but that sarcophagus is indeed a masterful piece of work

[@110girl1]

As a long time subscriber you had me worried for a moment with that title. Thanks for another awesome video on a lesser known, but fabulously interesting pyramid. Keep um coming!

[@nabooka316]

Its interesting that the animation shows the pyramid surrounded by water - I think these 'mirror ponds' was also a part of the design of the Giza pyramids, creating an Infinite pool effect when reflecting the night sky✨

[@tkgsingsct]

You said it, Matt. Our real history doesn't need weird embellishments and conspiracy theories (somehow archaeologists are getting mega rich by covering up a previous advanced civilization, etc). History is fascinating and bizarre and amazing all on its own. This is a case in point, I guess I always assumed ancient Egyptians themselves were guilty of robbing out older structures for building materials, but I can't remember learning about any previous examples.

[@frankiebluej6902]

Darn. I was so hoping it was a Star Wars. You know Han Solo in his Millennium Falcon vs Luke Skywalker and his powerful lightning strikes (from his hands) pranking us. xD ❤ Love your channel and appreciate all of the research you must do.❤

[@himwo.]

That savage intro was absolutely spot on!

[@JohnnyArtPavlou]

Marvelous structure and construction method!

[@hellevesti8583]

Spit out my coffee when the face appeared on the big chungus-pyramid,.. Treeeeee??? hahahahaha..

[@rhapsody2m]

Admirable analysis of evidence well presented. Thank you.

[@parrotraiser6541]

Two really mysterious questions are 1. How were granite structures like sarcophagi made so well and so precisely? 2. Why were so many apparently never used?

[@SpiritOfAbsinthe]

because they ORIGINALLY were not for bodies. But no one cares to look any further in official research. Find a bone put there at some point (later in time), well... MUST BE a grave, tomb, sarcophagus! Case closed. So stupid.

[@JonnoPlays]

They aren't that precise at all. The inside of every stone sarcophagus have major flaws. Just because someone says it's precise doesn't mean it is. Do your own research.

[@Eyes_Open]

They are just stone objects. Mason skills have been employed by humans for untold thousands of years.

[@mcburcke]

All of the precision machining of structures, statues, and artifacts that seem "impossible" with ancient Egyptian tools were NOT in fact made by the ancient Egyptians. They were all made by a technologically highly advanced civilization in the far distant past. Establishment Egyptology will never accept this as a possibility because it would threaten both their "accepted" narrative and their organizational funding. The old saying is true: When it doesn't make sense; follow the money.

[@kev3d]

@@SpiritOfAbsinthe Why would they make a box that accommodates a body, if it's not for a body?

[@dw8555]

Well argued! Excellent work!!

[@MrTryAnotherOne]

Cmon, we have seen Stargate, the Movie. It was burned upon re-entry into the atmosphere. Fun aside: Was the surrounding area really submerged in water?

[@ABW941]

Yes, we want to know about the flooding.

[@nehemiahjandroep4568]

Excellent research. much appreciated

[@sitindogmas]

i thought ancient architects done got stuck in a rabbit hole 😂 thanks again ✌️💚

[@akiko009]

I had no idea there were those theories out there. It doesn't look burned to me. Never did.

[@makjanks]

They/them did it.

[@michaelmartinez5217]

Hahaha add that to the demons Jesus cast into the swine, and you got a legion of they/them's hahaha

[@alfredmolison7134]

And then they lied and tried to cover it up!

[@newman653]

Lgbtqia+ built it ?

[@alexhuxley3355]

KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK - MAKING THE INTERNET SMARTER!

[@realcooking1833]

🤣😂brilliant!! I was in the hairdressers recently and someone was seriously explaining how the recent solar flares were the worst in 10,000 years🙈how would we know🙈🤣😂🤣

[@SlimDaddy9]

I've started to take a very critical eye towards the sites and pyramids of ancient Egypt. I'm gonna call that rose granite enclosure a box bc a sarcophagus demands a lid and a dead body. From what I know so far is that there is neither. So, unless I get more information, I'm calling it just a box. Now then, this box, which is so exquisitely cared, machined and placed has details that must be observed and mentioned. First, the box has a lip around the top edge. Second, even including the lip, the box appears to be one solid piece vs. two or more pieces put together. Third, and there are very accurate right angle corners all around the box, including inside and outside the lip. That brings us to my fourth point, if there is soo much precision employed to plan, cut and place this box so meticulously, why is there an obvious sloping angle of the box where the right side is higher than the left? Remember, these are people who can make internal angles that are very close to perfect right angles. That includes the bottom of this box, which has (I'm going to presume) nearly perfect horizontal angle(s) that are parallel to the floor. But they couldn't make the top of this box another nearly perfect horizontal? They did everything else right. They accepted the work bc it was placed in the chamber. That's unlike the obvious cut of some stone (granite?) that was left in a quarry. No. All that intention tells me that this was always a box without a lid. The angle is intentional. It's as if the high side of the box is protecting the contents from what could come through the door that is inches away from the higher, slanted lip of the box. Well, what could move unattended but has to be discouraged or slightly blocked from getting to the contents? I cant be an animal. Any animal that get into the chamber can simply walk around the lower side to get at the contents. That goes for humans, too. So now I'm looking at something that doesn't think. Something that does have a brain but moves. Only two things come to mind then. That's a liquid or a gas. Considering either of those answers, that makes this chamber, the box, and the angle of the lip a purposeful design. Could it be a chemical reaction of some kind? Hmmm... Another detail that stuck out is that the walls of the chamber are granite, but the ceiling is limestone. Why two different types of rock? Why not all limestone? For those that don't know, granite is significantly harder than limestone. The chalk that your teacher used on the blackboard is limestone. We all remember how easy it was to put a mark on the blackboard. On the Mohs scale of hardness, diamond is the hardest at 10. Granite is about a 7. Limestone is about 3. Also granite weighs about 170lbs/cubic foot. If you wanted to construct the chamber as easily as possible, why not use all limestone? No. That choice was intentional, too. What property does granite possess or that limestone has that made it necessary to make the chamber that way? Again, hmmm... Regardless, I firmly believe that this chamber and therefore the whole internal structure of the pyramid was a machine of some kind that performed some sort of function. Oh, another reason that I don't believe that this was ever a tomb is that the walls are devoid of any writing! Look at the actual tombs in the Valleys of the Kings and Queena. There is a ton of writing on the walls. But these pyramids have none?!? Also, the amount of space between the lip and the door on the right side is tight. A person who is heavy set or fat wouldne5 be able to get by that tight clearance without a struggle. So that makes me think it's not meant for a lot of people to go back and forth around. That shouts functional, not worship, not a tomb. The function of some machine. Does anyone know if there was any kind of chemical testing of any and all the surfaces in chamber? How about the other chambers?

[@Rick-qf5de]

I'm going to stick with the seven weapons of terror and the evil wind....

[@iwaswrongabouteveryhthing]

100%, it's why all that area is dust bowl

[@oldmetalhippyoldmetalhippy1971]

No Way! It was an Annunaki space lasers! It's true, I saw it on facepage! LOL kidding of course. Awesome video! Love your channel!

[@dropnoelfield295]

But, but, but Aliens....😂 thanks, mate. As always, interesting and informative. Good stuff.

[@Atreidez]

Thanks for another well researched topic... if I'm honest I'm not a big fan of the soundbytes in between, but thats just me maybe :)

[@baxterboy23]

Giant magnifying glass focusing the solar flare.. Solved. 🔍🔍

[@KenNeumeister]

I love your work. A benefit of conspiracy theories is to motivate you to assemble a response.

[@108hindu]

I love this quote, “this pyramid was quite easy to build”. I doubt the workers would have agreed with that statement.

[@deadaces7949]

lol that Shaft moment really took me by suprise! :)

[@AncientArchitects]

😂 that was the plan

[@rockyewelljr9781]

​should do that more often i say ​@@AncientArchitects

[@iandaniel2153]

Thanks for the heads up ... your thesis makes perfect sense

[@sallinary4990]

I think they bought some cheep Chinese bricks from TMU they melted in the sun....😢

[@Iencyde]

I remember all the wacky hypotheses about the pyramids when this channel first started. They were power plants sometimes. The ones where they were filled with water were interesting takes. Lots of fun wacky stuff back then.

[@simonallan9941]

You're making it sound like using crystal based stone like andesite and granite is a primitive way of producing power?? and we have only just discovered that its perfect for that purpose...

[@farrellg]

Fantastic videos. Plus the cutaway to Shaft had me laughing so hard I woke up my kids. And then had to teach them about Isaac Hayes.

[@nw8000]

You mean THEY LIED!

[@MorbinNecrim86]

Who wudda thunk it

[@rgnyc]

Thank you for this! I always enjoy your clips.

[@UNKUHNOODLES]

The chip on this guys shoulder must be a 10 on the mohs scale!!! Maybe starting a go fund me for vacation money is in order...😜

[@exoplanet11]

Even though this is one of the least impressive pyramids, I am still impressed! The support structures they used were cool and just building and placing that many small mud bricks must have been quite a task. All done almost 4000 years ago.

[@l0I0I0I0]

Ancient 3 year old was playing with matches.

[@joejoejoejoejoejoe4391]

Two of my favourite "alternative" theories of the pyramids is that they are just the tops of MASSIVE obelisks, or the used wooded tunnels in which they would float the stone blocks (on rafts) to the top of the pyramid.

[@christosvoskresye]

Well, of course the dinosaurs who launched the attack from their base in the hollow earth have much more concentrated nuclear bombs than ours!

[@Salmon_Rush_Die]

I immediately assumed they poured acid on it to see what would happen. It melted. They said, "Let's not do that again." They never did it again.