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02:37 Good grief!! I'm watching this in November, 2024, after the recent U.S. presidential election and I am so dismayed and embarrassed!

Wow 😊😊😊

We still remember them

incredibly interesting and well-documented. Thank you for posting this.

This was quite fascinating. It brought these people from 5,000 years to life - and how much they were real people like today.

Simply fascinating! So well done. I wish these kinds of talks were more common today and we could go and attend.

They used coins in 900/800BC?! I think this is way off. The first recognisable coins appeared around 670BC. Egyptians adopted coins much later, importimg and minting coins during the revolts against Persians, and then only to pay Greek mercenaries

I've never seen anyone as existed over Shabti's as me!

Great video !!!

Thank you very much.

That was interesting, is the Visor another shaft? And what is its function? I must be the only one to have figured it out and a genetic memory of the tragedies blocks the truth, because everyone appears to not understand what I say. And, they should. The Epagomenal Days, The Five Unlucky Days, oceans of isolation, is about crossing the most recent meteor stream, the nighttime crossing when the radiant is just below the Pleiades and next to The Golden Gate of the Ecliptic, the Golden Room?, wherein the people would dread another bombardment from above. Universally we all point to the Pleiades as the causation of the cyclic destruction of our world, which is The Festival of the Dead and then the New Year. Halloween is the only surviving tradition that is still when crossing the pre-perihelion of the Taurid Meteor Stream, yet stripped of its New Year, we still unknowingly dress as the Dead when the Halloween Fireballs come. The Mesopotamian's knew it also and it is clearly shown within Enclosure D of Gobekli Tepe, underfoot of Pillar 18 are a row of seven birds, the symbol of the Pleiades, plus half of the bones found were of Aurochs, a grave at a sister site had two bovine scapula placed above it, another symbol of the Pleiades as in Tauroctony and Isis and Nefertiti each hold a shoulder blade at this star cluster. The temporally displaced Chinese New Year is an excellent example with two dragons chasing a bright pearl accompanied with fireworks, then compare that to the 2013 Superbolide footage with two counter-rotating vortices trailing behind the arc welding bright ablation. This is not delusional dispersion of some fantastic story, it was a brand new comet dropping into the inner solar system ~20ka that made the Taurid Stream.

You should be ashamed of yourselves

So many wonderful insights in this video. Thank you.

wow, more podcasts should have this host!!

when ww trying to explain AFRIKAN ANCIENT LEGENDS..run my ppl runnnnnnn....!!!!

Excellent lecture, I learned a great deal. It seems to be very comprehensive and your delivery makes it very interesting. Thank you.

Dia de los muertos is not a Hispanic(person of spain) thing...its also not a Latin(Latin is a language of rome) thing it comes from Indigenous cultures here in the Americas its originally an Indigenous tradition

Is there a pdf paper on this topic?

Good material, dreadful presentation

Wonderful!

❗ 𝕡𝕣𝕠𝕞𝕠𝕤𝕞

if a peasant showed up in ancient times (in any culture) with gold and jewelry everyone would've know it was stolen. only the rich can get away with having it. only the rich can finance such activities and they probably killed the labor to hide it

Can't take my eyes off of Chase Handsome 😍

Chase HANDSOME all over it!

She is so cool. Wish I had her as a professor!

For anyone wondering: no, Kara is not an actual Egyptologist, historian, or professor of any kind. She is an intersectional feminist ideologue and leftist activist. The main narrative of all of her propaganda is the existence of a "white supremacist patriarchy" and how it is oppressing anyone who isn't a white man. This delusional cultist obsession coupled with a very low IQ and not bothering to do literally any research at all, is one of the reasons why in her book 'The Good Kings', she falsely accuses Kyle Rittenhouse of kiIIing two bIack men in a fit a white supremacist rage, when in reality he killed two white men in self-defense. If she can't get the facts right on one of the most prominent and easily researchable incidents from this very year, on a topic she claims to care a lot about and continues to opine on, why would you trust any of her claims about things that happened hundreds or even thousands of years ago...

Great video

Really good information 👌

Granite has the hardness of 7… great lecture tho

(gasp) That's my baby! 🤩

Poderoso trabajo. Gracias por compartir.

That’s nice mims!!!👏👏love your work…

LOVE THIS WOW

Love this so much!

Could Kasia, Rita or anyone else involved in the Demonology project comment on the Creature featured in the project's lead image? Female figure with a feather for a head (something Ma'at related?), brandishing both a snake and a lizard, and sprouting knives? Where does it appear, are there multiple appearances, any designations?

Chase Hanson? More like...Chase...HANDSOME

That was fabulous! Been interested in ancient Egypt for many years and now know how all the stuff disappeared from the tombs, not just by who.

Awesome topic and discussion!

An excellent summary.

You mean when black people ruled the world and the black woman was held at the highest standard .

Great idea for a video! This deserves way more views and likes.

In my opinion. The Great pyramid was pre. flood.. there were no guards to discourage people from taking things.

Wdym egypt is safe, the libyans invaded, and israel was also a threat in the north east

Have they ever found any body's fallen down any shaft's?

its fascinating , thank you

Got to visit Senwosrets tomb at Abydos in 2019 what an adventure!

Feminist take as strand of truth and string into a big lie. This is why feminist should be banned worldwide.

I was very interested in this subject and this video was more than enough to answer all my questions, great in depth video.

This is a disappointing lecture. Too many vague statements, narrated in an off-hand manner, ending with some gratuitous nods to Woke notions at the end. I was surprised by the speaker's downplaying of the successes of European regnant queens and her notion of Europe as a single fragmented entity rather than as a collection of great powers and cultures in their own right. One cannot apply today's standards, so dependent on today's conditions, to people and societies of thousands of years ago. Until about a century and a half ago or so, child mortality was around some 50% and maternal mortality was also high, so it meant the average woman had to have 5-6 children for a society or group to survive. Modern medicine and industry, with highly organised states educating the young, have hugely reduced the time and energy women needed to spend on child bearing and rearing, allowing women to function almost as much as men in everyday life outside the home. Thus the lives of women in ancient times were biologically and functionally necessarily different, though in ancient Egypt perhaps better than elsewhere and more accessible to us today.