Why Did Ancient Egypt Eventually Fall? | Immortal Egypt | Timeline

The historian reveals how Egypt's enemies exploited a country weakened by internal strife, travelling south to Sudan to examine the story of the forgotten Nubian kings, who ruled Egypt from their southern homeland for a century, even building their own pyramids to bury their monarchs. She then explores how the next group of invaders the Saites took the tradition of mummification to new extremes by preserving millions of animals, before Alexander the Great came to Egypt's rescue and founded the greatest city on Earth.
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[@SnakeBiteGaming]

Imagine arriving in Egypt for the very first time when it was in its glory. What an incredible sight that must have been.

[@alexandroslysais1798]

Even as it is now, it is still beyond anything imagined.

[@marioaveiro1118]

any time someone asks me where id go if i had a time machine Ancient Egypt is my immediate answer

[@alphaomega7382]

You wouldn't last long they would have probably sacrificed you to one of their small g (gods)/demon.

[@kss3837]

@@alphaomega7382their demons that they had in that time weren’t “small” they were actually really big demons… almost 8 feet tall 😊

[@EJD339]

So many civilizations must have been beautiful to see in their prime. The more I learn about the Aztecs, the more I would love to see their city as terrifying as it would be

[@easypeazy603]

This series in itself was a work of art. Thank you, professor, never have I learned anything in such a short span and in such a fluent manner. If you ever come across this comment, THANK YOU.

[@richdollabill9044]

U just sound like u lying.. Did u even watch this.. Did u read the title

[@phenomanon4028]

@@richdollabill9044 I am only 6 minutes in, and was expecting the same dry, slowpaced, regurgitated stories. Me thinks thou dost protest too much

[@richdollabill9044]

@@phenomanon4028 well if protesting is in excess to solve a problem from the root let's determine the cause of civil unrest(protest)? Too many objectinary statements made in the manner to be perceived as fact. Lawyers kno this tactic as: asking a question is the same as stating a fact with a questioning tone. Who do u think has little sense responder?

[@Channing_Tatyumm]

hello there sir i am from the U.S from California im going to give you an advice dont waste your time watching our So called Documentaries they are mostly lies the Governments Control the media and give us false propaganda the people are very lost and And Dont Anything form being drugged off our minds the media has shown soon will mostly be killed by our own governments will let the weak die to conserve our food rations Documentaries Are mostly low paid actors to claim the stories are true but thier mostly lies!!! hello there sir i am from the U.S from California im going to give you an advice dont waste your time watching our So called Documentaries they are mostly lies the Governments Control the media and give us false propaganda the people are very lost and And Dont Anything form being drugged off our minds the media has shown soon will mostly be destroyed for over populations will let the weak die

[@berenwarrior6276]

@@phenomanon4028 I'm with you , I enjoy the programs

[@moldyzucchini5910]

Hear me out, Dr. Joann deserves more documentaries, her own shows, and awards. She’s a great professor.

[@breakfastattiffanys741]

Thought you wrote shoes for a second! Yes Joann deserves all the shoes! Haha

[@angeleyeszarai]

I almost teared up looking at those MAGNIFICENT carvings on the wall..... such incredible & beautiful ancient art. Something about it. I really love it 😍

[@kckc7597]

I can listen to Professor Fletcher all day. I love her storytelling approach and her enthusiasm and knowledge.

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[@sarasalvatore7706]

Same here

[@dkorleone]

Yeah she is good. I wonder do you know Mary Beard. She does allot on the Romans. I find her to be excellent. Very colorful descriptions

[@GT-jp4bo]

So true and when she's narrating I click pretty fast lol

[@markdemell6087]

1 angel wiped out 185.000 Assyrians !

[@BlackKatTV]

Has nobody said it yet? .....she definitely looks like Ms. Frizzle from the magic school bus 🚌 and she’s just as fun and knowledgeable. This woman is a great and enthusiastic teacher

[@vernal6944]

Actually, she's a witch.

[@christianfrommuslim]

@@vernal6944 Seriously? I am wondering what thinking so much about ancient gods does to one's psyche.

[@christianfrommuslim]

@@vernal6944 Yes, I do believe that witches exist. We have several videos on the occult posted on our KZbin channel and website. I was asking seriously if she has claimed to be a witch. I don't know her well so maybe she has claimed it. My other comment was that I think it is risky to think too much about the gods of ancient Egypt. They can become an obsession and lead one into the occult. Either way, there is no call to be insulting. Your comments will carry more weight if you can keep self-controlled.

[@randomvintagefilm273]

@@vernal6944 that's what I thought! She always dresses in black and she gives off this aura of a witch

[@stephaniegiuliano7415]

Annie. But she’s is very respected and knows her work. 😌😎

[@STDealer]

Joann Fletcher is one of the best to ever do it. As a historian she really ignites the excitement of her audience regardless of their background or familiarity of the topic discussed. She makes me feel like I'm learning this topic for the first time and that's always a treasure to experience.

[@rafavizuetecastro]

Her and Mary Beard are my favourites. Mary Beard for Rome, Joann Fletcher for Egypt. They both are really awesome. I love their documentaries.

[@seahawkslife5823]

I don't understand why everyone thinks she's so good I can't stand her

[@maccullaghcorcoran3589]

She's the best

[@BradWatsonMiami]

"As Above, So Below" - precept of ancient sacred geometry All the ancients observed 7 moving objects in the heavens - the Sacred 7 Luminaries/7 Heavens/7 Classical Planets: Moon, Mercury, Venus, Sun, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. 4 of these can't be seen during the day/4 don't cast shadows on Earth. There are 4 primary lunar phases of roughly 7 days (~7.4 days) each, thus 7-day weeks and 4 weeks in a 'moonth'. Lunar year 354 days + 7 day week + 4 days = solar year 365 days. The Roman Calendar The ancient Egyptians, Babylonians, and Israelites measured with cubits. Common cubits = 6 palms x 4 fingers = 24 digits. All sacred buildings used royal cubits = 7 palms x 4 fingers = 28 digits. See Seal #2: GOD=GOOD=7_4 or FOD=6_4 (on Planet Nestor) Theory at 7seals.blogspot.com . Only the returned Christ & Albert Einstein reincarnated could produce that. 7/4=July 4th or 7 April 30 AD: Good Friday(74) when Jesus(74=J10+E5+S19+U21+S19) was nailed on(74) the Cross(74=C3+R18+O15+S19+S19).

[@alexanderviolinist]

She look like a clown

[@happyvalleykid6324]

I wish all my teachers/professors were like Dr. Fletcher. What a remarkable journey this series was - I'm so glad I found this, and my appreciation for the greatest culture in world history has never been deeper. Thank you so much Dr. Fletcher, her team, her producers and filmers, and everyone involved in making this AND giving it to the public for free. What an amazing treat for avid history buffs.

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36:03 36:22 😅 36:36 😅 36:42 38:33

[@helenamcginty4920]

'The' greatest? What about Babylon? India? China? Mali? Great for the rich, priests, and esp pharoahs. Not so great for the rest. Read about the workers skeletons found in Armarna.

[@elenailie4339]

Omg , am I watching a documentary without Hawass ?? ??? Thank GOD! ! This woman Joanna she is absolutely brilliant!!! She explain things so so well 🤗🤗🤗

[@beanshady]

Hey now! I'm a huge fan of Joanna and her passion and strong emotions for ancient Egypt is definitely on full display, but there's nothing wrong with Dr. Hawass. He is very well qualified as well and shares his vast knowledge and passion for all things Egypt in his own unique way. I care the world for them both, and really appreciate their lifelong learning and devotion to this important field of research.

[@damienvalentine5043]

@@beanshady There's nothing wrong with him (at least not as a presenter), but...he's just in so many documentaries. One can occasionally have too much of a good thing!

[@beanshady]

@@damienvalentine5043 Right you are :) I didn't see it from that perspective, and forgot how often he was in earlier documentaries.

[@mickhopkins8006]

@@anthonygeorge9932 hi

[@Azzeyman25]

What would be the coolest thing is to have a personal tour guided by Dr. Hawass.

[@digitalsparrow_8599]

The way joann and her team took us through the Egyptian civilization was exhilarating. Keep making such series.

[@rebeccashrimpton3821]

The:desserts zest

[@TV-ob1if]

That’s interesting. I can never get past the first two minutes. ..

[@loriepaix6391]

I watch some of these because I adore her voice and her passion for history.

[@gia4145]

I want to thank everybody involved in the creation of this series. Joann you're an amazing narrator, this was an incredible learning experience. I admire you so much! 💜

[@kristaoskins9915]

I love Joann! Her enthusiasm & just pure joy of ancient Egypt is wonderful to watch!

[@Touchofwesterwald]

She got almost everything wrong...

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Krista Oskins One Crazy Hippie Chick

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@@Touchofwesterwald Cool response

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Touchofwesterwald What was it

[@greendayfreakism]

Shes my neighbor lol

[@blairhilton2859]

I absolutely LOVE Joanne, not only is she insatiably smart, but she is so respectful of everything and everyone around her! Bless her!

[@princess-om1cw]

I love the way the camera person gets bomb shots of her admiring temples and stuff. Honestly such a dope series.

[@amandabourke796]

This series is an absolutely wonderful one and I have watched various episodes over and over! I love Joann! She has crazy hair, always in black and never wears makeup. I love that about her - the only thing she cares about is teaching us all about her passion, EGYPT! Man, I wish all of my teachers had been as enthusiastic as her!👍💜

[@kmcg959]

She is to Egyptian history what Mary Beard is to the Romans!

[@AlienCatTweets]

I just found these and I am binge-watching them all, I love the Professor's way of speaking.

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I love watching this woman and her passion for Egyptian history.

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Nemesis Egyptian history is the history of the early Egyptians, and it is based on a science called Egyptology. As for the divine books, they are books known to be distorted and full of heresies.

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same!!!

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me too

[@yurygomez1409]

Egypt has so much more to be uncovered. I have always wondered how much more there is under the sands of all that part of Africa. And how deep is the sand in the deepest parts of the desert? Great documentary. I love it . 🐫

[@niajones992]

We need more ancient Egyptian documentaries narrated by Joann Fletcher. She’s so passionate about the history.

[@yousrab5034]

I could literally watch this series over and over. This is my 2nd time watching it especially having Joann as the storyteller such a passionate human being ! Thank you Joann

[@virginiawilkinson8780]

Here I am again too!

[@JohnSmith-kr9do]

Her voice is a bit horrible actually...

[@redneckshaman3099]

I'm addicted to pigger nussy 😻

[@Planet_Shel]

This series is top-shelf! Her enthusiasm is intoxicating. Provides so much knowledge in such a smooth manner.

[@Touchofwesterwald]

She got almost everything wrong...

[@Planet_Shel]

@@Touchofwesterwald I did not realize that, please elaborate

[@Touchofwesterwald]

@@Planet_Shel Take the Serapeum for example. 26:30 Those magnificent huge 100 ton Granite Boxes are mindbending masterpieces of precision we would have no machines to built today, the transportation in these narrow tunnels wouldnt be possible either, and no bulls have never been found in these. These were found by the egyptians and worshiped, but they couldnt have ever built them.

[@Planet_Shel]

@@Touchofwesterwald I was hoping you had factual data. Nonetheless, mind-bending indeed :-)

[@Touchofwesterwald]

@@Planet_Shel I can give you the exact measurements and exact materials of these boxes. Try to find someone who can built them.

[@timpearson9870]

Utterly brilliant 4 part series.... I have often dipped in and out of the History but never been able to put it in a timeline like Joann and the team have. It gives such better understanding to the history of this remarkable civilisation, Thank you!

[@selena23456]

This was an amazing series, thank you so much to the host and producers. What a blessing it is to have this information and be able to learn so much about such a special culture! You've got yourself a new fan for sure.

[@yaelchavah5354]

Exquisitely done. After watching these episodes, I find that this lady was in search of truths and found some but was careful enough to not ruffle any feathers of the powers that be. She kept me on the edge of my seat awaiting a great reveal only to leave us to piece things together on our own (typical professor). For her to be able to dissect various factors and compile those mysteries then lay them out revealing just enough to show how history has been covered up while taking us on a journey from one dynasty to the next is nothing short of remarkable.

[@ba0700]

Yael, I thought the video was interesting but I don’t know enough about ancient history to get what you mean about ruffling feathers and coverup. The bulk of my “knowledge” comes from having read 2 historical novels. Speculation about how the pyramids were built was the topic du jour when I was a teenager during the Stone Age. Could you help me out?

[@stephanie4882]

Thank you so very much Professor Joann Fletcher, for a fantastic four part documentary, I just had to watch them all in a row!!

[@vikasativa9302]

Joann has so much enthusiasm and dedication for ancient Egyptian history that everytime I see her I feel she’s been part of ancient Egypt in the past. Idk why

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With her enthusiasm in Egypt, I can only imagine her joy when she sees gameplay of AC Origins. This game really puts old Egypt come to life.

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Shut up bruh

[@tango6nf477]

I wish Joann had been my Teacher at school I would have been captivated and actually have put in some effort even in something really boring, shes wonderful charismatic, entertaining and can infect you with her passion for the subject.

[@amyhernandez3511]

It's impossible not to be fascinated by this series when Joann Fletcher brings so much knowledge and enthusiasm. Her joy, humor, and accessible nature are the marks of an exceptional teacher.

[@richdollabill9044]

If thisfascinated you is because u barely do documentaries or any form of research

[@V-q8is]

@@richdollabill9044 you don't need to be so condescending. Some people may be new to the whole idea of ancient Egypt, or even history in general. This is a great starting point. She doesn't complicate anything too much, making it easy for anyone to understand. You may have read extensively on Egypt, but there are people who are new to this.

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💯 absolutely

[@johnmartin3735]

Beautifully told perspective...

[@richdollabill9044]

@@V-q8is hellooOOOooo... The title is great invaders of Egypt. Shouldn't that raise an eyebrow.. U should enter into this video knowing this person does not have a high regard for Egypt.

[@Riververchi]

There is nothing else as most amazing and powerful in the world, than listening to a person, who's heart is burning like the brightest sun, for the subject they know and love.

[@piggiesparadise1991]

Joann you've blown my mind AGAIN!! I never knew Egypts history was so colourful and complex. Thankyou so much for these fantastic videos xx

[@javenpace1855]

I swear every time I watch a documentary with her in it I actually love it but let someone else come up and talk and I’m out. She is really one of the best in my opinion.

[@mckoyherbert9822]

I love her!!! I'm an insomniac and her voice puts me to sleep

[@MrAltworose]

Opposite for me ...hate her hand gestures

[@jonathanjones770]

@@MrAltworose What i was gonna say. The overdone hand gestures bother me. It's distracting

[@johnzimmerman7289]

Apples in Mono I think it's another example of just how enthusiastic she is about her subject. She appears to get carried away with enthusiasm at times

[@Samanthamoemoes]

And why would that bother anyone?

[@NancyMuthoniKithusi]

I love Joann the way she narrates these stories is soo fascinating..

[@gunnarelisigurjonsson2587]

Lady Fletcher is a gem. Learned so much through her studies When ever I would be lucky to shake her hand and say my thanks

[@chubbiMommi]

I cant count the times I've watched this series. Its definitely my fave! I love her so much!

[@Fubblin]

To try and comprehend the vastness of time by thinking about how Cleopatra lived closer in time to us than she did the building of the Great Pyramid.

[@dasbruce5337]

@Lowa Case Much older than 6k if you look at recent reports and don't get hung up on the mainstream view about Egypt that is mostly outdated now

[@pound4pound380]

Cleopatra was an invader of Kemet. Cleopatra is a Greek and part of the Ptolomey years and the Alexander the great conquest. The land wasn't even called Eygpt at all by the original people. White people please stop trying to include yourself with these people. Your ancestors are Greeks and Romans.

[@dasbruce5337]

@@pound4pound380 So all white peoples ancestors are Greeks or Romans, you need to learn more mate

[@pound4pound380]

@@dasbruce5337 yes they are. That's where you societies originated from. Your history starts their. Not in Kemet. You all try to conquer groups and erase them as if you were already there. European were still in caves during Kemet height

[@dasbruce5337]

@@pound4pound380 1st off there were white people as you say in my country before any greek or roman so explain that

[@clareainsworth9589]

I love Joann, she’s awesome! Her knowledge is brilliant but the way she presents is amazing. She draws you into the real magic of Egypt, you can’t help but share her passion and enthusiasm. Thoroughly enjoyed this series. Thank you Dr Fletcher! 💕

[@katerinapatiniotis5598]

She was banned from Egypt back in 2003, because she was making fraudulent "discoveries". She was investigating the mummy of a man and she announced that she discovered Nefertiti. Zahi Hawass the head of Antiquities in Egypt found out about this fraud and had her banned from Egypt. The lady is better to tell a story than get involved in Archaeology a field that is uncharted waters for her.

[@TurquoiseInk]

@@katerinapatiniotis5598 Oh, Zahi Hawass? The same Head of Antiquities who was disgraced for selling Egyptian cultural relics illegally? The same one who has suppressed any scholarship that disagreed with him? That's whose word you're going to believe? Oh please. 🙄

[@egparis18]

@@katerinapatiniotis5598 Ms Fletcher only hypothesised that a mummy in tomb KV35 in the Valley of the Kings could be Nefertiti, at a time when received wisdom said that the mummy was a boy's. It wasn't. It's the 'younger lady' and DNA analysis has proved that she was Tutankhamun's mother. It's thought that she was a sister of Akhenaten, but she may have been Nefertiti.

[@kss3837]

@@katerinapatiniotis5598Zahi was a crackhead

[@Grivian]

It's amazing. Ancient egypt was just as ancient for Cleopatra as Cleopatra is for us

[@petunia2uall]

This one hour of information is by far the best yet. I love everything that you present Professor Fletcher. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

[@jasongreywolfleigh]

Amazingly definitive! Never in 50 years have I heard and viewed this history in such a wondrous, descriptive manner! Bravo! Professor Fletcher! My new hero! JGL

[@adriannagarcia6492]

Professor Fletcher, your fashion and passion is so classy. Love these documentaries!

[@southboundeightyone4958]

This woman is a wonderful narrator and knowledgeable historian!! I love this series!! 🔥

[@suetrublu]

Just watched the whole series and enjoyed it immensely! What a great narrator, she had me so drawn in! Thank you!

[@angrycroutons4191]

Joanne i need more😭😭 i love how you explain everything! You are brilliant!

[@GT-jp4bo]

So true lol I love when I find her involved

[@___LC___]

When I think of the library and lectures, I am always sad for Hypatia.

[@konstantinapapaioannou4306]

Me too. I thought of her watching this.

[@commiezombie2477]

Man ancient culture is so mesmerizing. Our early days. Still today with relics and amazing stories of war, culture, food, politics, religion. It's just incredible.

[@cajunpride1]

I just love learning through her documentaries! Her style is so unique and her passion is infectious! thank you Joann Fletcher!

[@isotropisch82]

Joann is fabulous. I'm from about 15 miles from her hometown so her accent is familiar and close to mine. I love her look. I love her enthusiasm and I love listening what she has to say.

[@stevebald3560]

oh so shes fabulous bc she talks like u do and is from same area? pffft thats how wars get started

[@isotropisch82]

@@stevebald3560 Who said "because"? No one, except you. Two phrases. Come on man, re-read my comment, in no way did I say I like her 'because' she's from my part of the country.

[@619G_]

Where is she from?

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@@619G_ China?🤓

[@isotropisch82]

@@619G_ Barnsley

[@neilsimpson3181]

Thank you for explaining the consecutive history of Egypt. I learnt a lot. Much appreciated.

[@user-nn3zr2fx5s]

Well done professor , you did your ultimate best to explore my country Egypt to the world , many thanks

[@DobbysOtherSock]

I love all the Egyptian series she covers! she makes it interesting and I love her style she’s great thank you 🙏

[@samatkins6906]

Thank you Professor Fletcher for this and other documentaries. 💖👏💖

[@alexwinner3980]

Best history class I ever had. Thank you so much for this documentary.

[@La929]

I am in love 😍 with Egypt and the history of it..

[@fairytailfan02]

The way the cameraman randomly filmed the two guys riding the motorcycle made me laugh 😂

[@ameyapatil1139]

Splendid ! I love the energy and enthusiasm of the host.

[@alcazar123456]

What a great theme for a documentary! The non-Egyptian rulers of Egypt. Enjoyed it a lot.

[@dstew8540]

Egyptian Pharaoh's did the same thing to other nations, and are still doing it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipushmiiodinpNU

[@sfowler1017]

Dr. Fletcher is spectacular. What a wonderful series!

[@lindah.611]

I really enjoyed watching Dr. Fletcher in this four part series. She was so enthusiastic about bringing ancient Egypt to the viewer. Very refreshing. I hope that she does more documentaries. if she were a professor nearby, I'd sign up for her classes.

[@sandusky0901]

Marvellous series 👍 and Prof Fletcher is a very engaging presenter. She certainly knows her stuff and it's great that it's accessible to all.

[@HamSammichApex]

Why thank you. I’m flattered

[@MMaher-iv2py]

thank you professor .. you taught me about my history much better than they do in our Egyptian schools .. because of documentaries like these i am a proud Egyptian

[@thedarkgoddess5274]

You're ARAB....don't forget

[@readyrock6252]

You have no connection to ANCIENT EGYPT. You are an Arab

[@SohoJoe202]

My ancestor was Ramesses lll. Where are you from in Kemet? What tribe brother?

[@moldyzucchini5910]

Dr. Joann deserves more documentaries, her own shows, and awards. She’s a great professor.

[@Ceci_et_Cela]

I have a whole playlist that I watch at night, for sleeping. I play it every night and I never get tired of it. The whole thing is about Egypt, and the majority are by Joann Fletcher. She, and Bettany Hughes, are my favorites!

[@drspaseebo410]

What a brilliant historian and lady Joann is ! Kudos galore !!

[@footygod_editz5584]

This woman is amazing. Not only that but she has such a passion for Egypt!

[@terri348]

Professor Fletcher brings Ancient Egypt alive! How I wish she had been my teacher!

[@whitesugarsweetchristine1023]

Wow. Amazing. The Rosetta stone was such a thoughtful gesture for future humanity to understand the past.

[@queencleo1151]

What passion! Thank you Dr Fletcher. Yet another of your remarkable documentaries so eloquently presented.

[@jimrutin]

Thank you so very much for this wonder journey back in time to ancient Egypt!

[@Bella-wl6fn]

🌞Seen this at least 5 times, obviously loved it. Kushite invasion is fascinating sort of like the later Hellenic era. Blending Kush and Egyptian cultures is quite cool to think about. Dr. Fletcher always has obscure content. When she pops up in my recommended, I always watch, she's never let me down. Thank you🤗

[@kellyjunghye4927]

Such joy to learn history from a person who is so excited about it

[@paganpines]

I've always loved Prof. Fletcher and was delighted to come across a documentary where she takes center stage. And she carries the whole thing nearly by herself. Really enjoyed this!

[@WhoaBo]

I find her annoying, in all honesty.

[@shortwidgets]

I extensively toured Egypt right as covid was starting and no one there. Was amazed by the history and had no idea what I was looking at. Now, I'm watching these documentaries to explain further what I saw. Had a guide but this is much better.

[@storiesfromasuperhost8086]

i love your knowledge and delivery. you are such a pleasure to learn from. Thank you Lady!

[@Red_Rebel]

Splendid! You just can’t help but enjoy a very informative and another great chapter of a Fletcher documentary 😊

[@HamSammichApex]

Why thank you! I’m absolutely flattered 😊

[@GT-jp4bo]

Love her

[@michalinaskrzypczak4849]

Absolutely splendid! I just love doctor Fletcher and her passion! I cannot wait to visit Egypt again 😊

[@foramagasobeselettucepurpl6911]

A week ago I'd never heard of Joann Fletcher. Now I'm a big fan.🙂

[@sydmccreath4554]

I bump into her in my local branch of Sainsburys supermarket. She’s a very knowledgeable and nice woman.

[@rubabenmousa8234]

what a beautiful journey with dr.Joanna i loved every episode of this amazing doc

[@sughoishow9563]

Finally a good documentary

[@anthonygeorge9932]

I hate the reenacted documentaries with middle eastern looking people running around pretending to be Egyptians.

[@mickhopkins8006]

Hi Mick Hopkins blessings on blessings Thoth Mick Hopkins University

[@desperatelyseekingrealnews]

If only it were correct

[@alissa6]

@@anthonygeorge9932 Do you also hate this. And this dude is even more lightskinned than the ones in the video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fX_OgJSkaNF4oaM

[@HAIDYJUNIOR]

@@anthonygeorge9932 😂😂

[@RachelRaquel666]

I started watching these and became so captivated by Joann Fletcher this woman is an incredible teacher, thank you for putting this on youtube!

[@Suntan38]

I could listen to this lady talk all day. I love her voice, her accent, and how she presents.

[@lynnegulbrand2298]

Before I moved to the US I lived in Manchester. I loved going to Manchester Museum just to see the mummies, they fascinated me so much. I told myself I would go to Egypt one day but it never happened. I appreciate you showing this absolutely awesome program about Egypt, it pulls me close to the beauty of the country. I actually wanted to go on digs when I was young but unfortunately my mom had other plans for us. The US is still a young country and they have been finding mummified bodies in Florida in a bog that are around 7,000 years old, just awesome. These mummies were found intact and with brains still in their skull. If I were still young and in better health I would have loved to be an archeologist and travel the ancient worlds. Maybe one of my grandchildren will be fascinated enough to do it.

[@legendovbago4716]

It's good but follow your ancestors more,,uv got plenty in your snow mountains ,,u can for adventure but digging no,,as a Nubian I don't like that

[@tfmkhonza5084]

It's so disrespectful digging other people's ancestors just to make money of it as any African we respect other people's cultures but Europe doesn't.

[@chucknorris277]

@@tfmkhonza5084 lol revisionist history

[@chucknorris277]

@@tfmkhonza5084 ask Rwanda how well their neighbors accept their culture

[@anoopchopra411]

Excellent series.we r introduced to history of Egypt in a splendid way .

[@kuribojim3916]

Fantastic documentary. You can really feel the host’s enthusiasm. It’s wonderful.

[@miketech8583]

love the passion Joann has

[@popehadrianthe4th]

I would have loved a whole episode dedicated to the Ptolemaic dynasty, they were a fabulously Interesting dysfunctional family. Joann also wrote a book called the history of Egypt, it really is super, well written and highly readable, , it’s a great introduction to the joys of Ancient Egypt.

[@redruby8529]

What a pleasure to spend time with Professor Fletcher in quarantine. Looking forward to her next doc!

[@sheba1564]

What an incredible passionate and knowledgeable presenter. This was a delight to watch, thank you so much!

[@jamig.7254]

Brilliant! Keep em coming Dr. Fletcher.

[@elizabethshaw734]

I have done a ton of traveling and I lived in Morocco for a number of years. I love Alexandria there are no more words to say about it than that! :-)

[@Jerrel.A]

I truly enjoyed this and can watch it repeatedly. This is a journey very well explained. Also, some questions I had about Alexander were answered. Thank you.

[@andrewtongue7084]

Sublimely presented by Prof. Fletcher - thank you so much for this edification :)

[@jeffparker2271]

Joanne is great!! Such enthusiasm and interest she just opens you to interest and makes this sooo good

[@jeffbaxter8770]

Stunning presentation, thank you Joann. Love your work.

[@Makdaddy357]

Thank you so much for those great documentaries about the Immortal Pharaohs....

[@crazyeditz9814]

she is so passionate about all these which makes all these more interesting

[@ramzyababsa8345]

She is wonderful in the way she speaks about Egyptian history I like it so much

[@JongiB96]

What a great host! Thank you for this amazing journey through the sands of times. I only wish it had lasted longer.

[@elenailie4339]

Jongi B so beautifully said ! 😍 I agree ☝️