Me too. BF is a one in a million year entity. No wonder orthodox learning are so envious of him and his success. BF's name will live long after the most noteable luminaries of today are but a distant memory.
I use concrete diamond saws. It would definitely take something of that magnitude to carve these boxes. To say they cut all these stones by hand is totally improbable. Even some of the cuts if a diamond saw was used would still be incredibly difficult and time consuming.
@@asosbibus4247 There are sites all over the world dating back thousands of years, all showing this level of high precision which is only really possible with a certain level of tech. There is nothing in history, from the time after the huge precision megaliths, until the industrial age when this craftsmanship shows up again. And even still we cannot and dont produce the level of skill and consistent quality of large scale refinement as they did. To say stuff like, they were just really good at it, is an extreme understatement. They were good at a whole lot more than being uber cave/stone people. What is required to do this, and have civilization like this, is more than what we are crediting them for. The way we thought of a medieval persons concept of history was is how we will be looked at a few hundred years from now with the way we think about things based off the heavily guarded curriculums.
@@ClosedEyeVisualisations Glad you took the time to share your view. As a mason I am just awestruck by things we just can't even get close to doing now. Most likely way more civilized than the current earth dwellers!
thanks brien , im an old man now . ancient history has always been a big part of my life. if i could travel back in time i would be transported to the time of jesus, and be with him during his journey on this earth. and i would like to have seen all these magnificent creations of stone being made in egypt. i know im being foolish but that would be my wish . thank you for bringing us these glimpes of the past
For me, time of Creation, then time of Noah's Flood, then time of Jesus, would be great to see in order to get an overall view of the plan of salvation for us. Thanks for the intriguing comment.
They almost surely used some type of laser tools to carve such intricate markings on basalt sarcophagus. Also those cuts are so precise, even today we would have trouble duplicating them.
i first saw a HUGE jar with those round tube-like "handles" and thought it makes perfect sense. To life the lid off, you stick a bar or rod through, men on each side lift...simple. BUT THEN i noticed the same exact style of "handle" on the incredibly small works. Mind blown. Now i think heat was used in some way and those "handles" are in fact meant for handling the stone the way i originally thought...but under extreme heat? I dunno. WHY DO THE SMALL ONES HAVE THE SAME HANDLES! errrrrrrr
Blown away by the intricacies. Also the fact those ancient artifacts are not behind glass. Great to touch and feel history but I'd be worried about someone knocking them over and breaking the floor! Even worse the Jars!!!!
@@julianpetkov8320 AI / the devil can’t really come across genuinely as hard as they try, they haven’t got the Holy Ghost as apart of them and it shows.. also look at their channels, usually they have 0 subscribers and no playlists, sometimes they have obvious playlist names like Pop Rock Science Cooking Crafts Etc, etc,, 😂 Happy Jew Year 🎉
@@kalebgullan4157lmao imagine shilling for a religion that stole all it’s stories and teachings from Ancient Greek myths. If you knew how your religion came to be (and it certainly wasn’t god) you’d be completely broken.
6:46 it would be virtually impossible to carve that beard with a diorite hammer and a copper chisel without smashing it off. I challenge anyone to reproduce just the beard, including the fine details, using only pounding balls and copper tools. ☝️
About the unfinished sarcofagus: so there is an upper cut and a lower cut, in order to precisely asure that they were made by a rotating disk there is one thing to check: is the cut in the middle point concave on convex? concave as in the palm of your hand and convex as in the back of it, have you done it?, concave means disk, ( high tech) convex means wire or flat sheet of metal , plus abrasive in both cases, low tech in last case, Same used today for big cuts, but big disks are very expensive and rare today, you can make a convex cut with a small disk, but noway can make a concave cut with a wire or metal sheet.
IMO they were more civilised than we know, we’ve done so much in the last 100 years and they could’ve been advancing for much longer refining different ways to work with the materials they had. Methods we are yet to figure out.
I don't know why by I have tears running down my face looking at these and my mind reels with great unknowningness. One thing I am certain -- power has remained hidden and shall forever be. 'Tis the very constructs of this realm.
Every facial depiction by the "ancient" high technologies has the ears of the head centred on the eyes. Humans have their ears located between the eyes and the mouth. Simians, OTOH, have their ears centred on their eyes. Very curious.
Akhenaten and his daughters had pot bellies if you look at their depictions in hieroglyphs and sculptures, with elongated heads, they were definitely different compared to all others prior and after them.
The pot belly/androgeny thing might also be because he gave birth to atonism/monotheism and could be the symbolic depiction of this by the sculptors. Often with these Egyptian artifacts there is so much symbolism layered into them that it's sometimes difficult to distinguish if they are accurate renderings or if there is some other meaning to a particular feature or set of features.
I'm sorry, but there is NO WAY the dynastic Egyptians carved these things with nothing but copper chisels and wooden hammers. The PERFECT mirror symmetry on the faces is IMPOSSIBLE to do with those tools, hell it is even impossible to do today without computers and lasers. And even IF someone today did it by hand it would not be ANYWHERE NEAR as perfect as the ones the Egyptians did. Not to mention the hieroglyphs on these things that are PERFECTLY the same exact size and depth and perfectly aligned both vertically and horizontally, NO HUMAN could EVER do that by hand just using a hammer and chisel, there would ALWAYS at some point be a slip of the hand or chisel and no human can perfectly control the amount of impact from a hammer like that . I think that the Egyptians had some kind of technology that allowed them to do these things, something that allowed them to carve BOTH sides of statues at the same time or with pin point accuracy on both sides, something that allowed them to control the depth of hieroglyphic writing. Personally though the hieroglyphic writing makes me think that they had some way of softening the stone and then use some kind of stamp or roller to allow them to be simply pressed into the stone at the same depth throughout, kind of like how the ancient Mesopotamians and Akkadians done their cuneiform tablets. They would make clay tablets and would then use beads or stones that had the writing carved on them that they would roll on stamp onto the tablets, this would allow them to make multiple copies of the same writing that would be identical and would then harden into stone. And then there is the PERFECTLY smooth stone slabs and "coffins" that are so perfectly level and smooth that not even light can go between them. I think that off center cut on that one is A smoking gun evidence that they had some kind of circular saw with high rotation that allowed them to even go off center to begin with, because someone doing that cut by hand would have seen they were going off center LONG before they ever got that far with it. On top of that cutting a stone like that and going off center by hand would NOT have caused the stone to split, but a fast spinning saw with a lot of torque COULD have caused the stone to break.
Hi Brien. It's been a few years since I've posted any comments. Regarding the 2 cylinder rods that the statues are holding, if you aren't already familiar, look into Jason Quitt: "Jason Quitt: Ancient Egyptian Postures [Part 1]" at the 27 minute mark. He claims to have had experiences with Shungite rods giving him bursts of energy and removing blockages in his body. He would use them while doing Qigong. Also look into Pose Of Auset: "How to perform the Ancient Egyptian Yoga Posture called the Pose of Auset". Those may be Shungite rods they are holding while doing the Pose of Auset.
I don't think it is any of those things. It seems obvious to me that those nobs are the front ends of long poles and he is one of one two people carrying some royal person in between them. The royal person would sit in some sort covered basket. Notice how his arms are straight down as though carrying something heavy.
The two object which you speak of at 0:20 is known as the rods of power or cylinders of the pharaoh made from copper (cathode) and zinc (anode) create .75 volts when you(electrolyte) hold them. This raises the electrical potential of every cell in the body.
sound resonance - sound vibrations at the right frequency - softens stones for working with copper tools = the whole world used that style 12- 14,000 years ago !
Great work as always Bri ! Love the SLOW cam movement so ya can see for longer. BTW Bri ... The Colossi of Memnon , once sat atop the twin pyramids of Lake Moeris. (inside their throne rooms) Grecian pillared structures. You can see pic's of em on Gallica BNF and/or David Rumseys collection...and of Alexander's Great pyramid. So much more.
When asked where the machine findings are, maybe they had rather sophisticated ones, but only produced 1 of each type. And then dumped them in the sea when the time of their civilization was over
If your best explanation is a fundamentally unverifiable claim then it's as good as saying aliens/god/TIMMEH! did it. How about trying to actually verify that it could ONLY be done using machines first before waltzing down the lines of pure fantasy in wondering where all the machine remnants got to? There are multiple stone mason and amateur historian sources on RUclips that have refuted the claims of Hancock, Foerster et al on the subject of machinery being necessary to cut the Egyptian stone artefacts.
That kind of thing frustrates me, how people like Zahi Hawass, and other archaeologists, lie about the age and methods used for building, cutting...etc... And they know the truth... From Egyptian pyramids to the Vatican, and the Mayan temples... It makes one question everything...👁️⃤,
You’re telling me they relieved that whole back section of his chair just so the falcon tail is overhanging the edge….the power they show off with subtle details like that is everywhere with their artifacts
Strange no one considered that Cleopatra or other females depicted in stone had hair on their heads and wrapped it to keep the elements off the hair, thus creating the image during engraving of an elongated head. Some had hair and no elongated head
@@thegreatbloviator6817 I meant that during the sitting, if it can be considered the case, the person sat with something covering her head that concealed her hair underneath.
Brian: how could the dynastic egyptians carve hieroglyphs in basalt? (You propose this at 2min 42 seconds) Is this even possible with bronze? Nice vid btw
Metal is not the only material you can make carving tools from. Flint can be used to cut hard stone like granite and basalt - humans have been using flint tools since before homo sapiens existed.
I can tell that you are being sarcastic, but moisture capture is very important to the preservation of these artefacts, especially when housing them in an enclosed space like this.
@@mnomadvfx I know, my point is that the installation/placement of it is absolutely abysmal along with many other amateurish or neglected museum practices I saw in this video.
It’s incredible that you somehow think that it is “advanced” and/or that the “machining” of rock was somehow evidence of some sort of advancement that Egyptians could not have possessed and is therefore being suppressed by some unknown world cabal. It sort of reeks of cultural elitism. There is no conspiracy. There most certainly is no lost alien technology like some like to posit. Ancient Egyptians had the technology and means to cut and shape stone… it’s really not that surprising.
Ya, they don’t want to admit Atlantis was real because of how advanced they were, and what they were like back in the day. I hope in my lifetime more truth comes out about it but the ball has barely moved down the field in the last many decades.
@@GoD_Quake When I first saw the huge statue of Ramesses Ⅱ ( Through the screen.), I had an intuition that it is not made by hand. What interests me is the possibility that there may have been an advanced industrial civilisation thousands of years ago. It may have been the Egyptians or it may have been of another race who built that lost civilisation. But that's not the point to me. ✝️😊
@@finley.hI had the very same thing just happen to me. I had a visceral response to seeing that artifact. Wow. I want to go see these things for myself someday.
have you looked with a good lenz of 10-20x mag to see the edges of the hieroglyphs to see if there are also saw marks ,ie did they use dremels or lasers to make them
What i know about the Time with the First Elongatet Ruler in Egypt is indeet, they has no Gender as Ruler . The Ruler was Both , but we Humans , Slaves has Gender to produce more People to Work in Mining and Processing.
@@brienfoerster the statues even sing at that size? Any idea as to why? Perhaps it's because the stones were heated to weaken them prior to shaping, or from the shaping process itself.
Wow this is a great video. It’s fascinating how everything is crafted out of different types of stone. I wonder if they knew their story and their origins the history of their being. And if so? Do we have the same one? it’s so captivating just to look at the pieces that you were explaining my mind dives right into it.
It's always a pleasure to listen to well thought out and intruiging dialogue that showcases the mystery of ancient Egypt ...however this is never the case with Brien forester
I enjoyed the video but I have a question. You claim with confidence at approximately three minutes and 30 seconds in an object made on a potters wheel because of its perfect symmetry and complexity, after it you go to a statue of equally hard material and symmetry that clearly couldn’t have been made on a potters wheel. How do you Square the two? The second one could not have been made on a potters wheel yet has the same level of symmetry and complexity? You shouldn’t claim to know. You should state your professional opinion as such.
the 'unfinished box' looks like cement...could it have been poured and not cut? Has there been any tests on what the rock compound is made of? Lots of the objects look like they are out of moulds.
Quote: « “They shall tremble before me,” was his favorite utterance. He did not admit to himself that his own life was passed in fear of what was to come, would have to come. This thought pursued him and drove him from one atrocity to another. Nowhere was he able to forget! Now he stood before the plaque, which depicted a large head of forbidding hideousness. Thick lips and a large drooping chin bespoke vulgarity. The eye was somewhat askew in the face, making it appear inordinately shifty, as did the large ear, which was cupped forward. Nevertheless it was a masterpiece. When during a recent visit to the house of Tutmosis, Tut-ench-Amon had discovered this work, he had recoiled from so much ugliness. He remembered Ech-en-Aton once saying that the sculptor was creating pictures of human characteristics. After a series of splendid heads, he was now engaged in rendering depravity, using the head of a slave who was accused of the worst vices. It must be this plaque! “Terrible!” Tut-ench-Amon had exclaimed. But then a diabolical thought had flashed up within him. He commissioned one of his Babylonian artists to alter the caption. At first the man had refused. Threats and promises of a sizeable reward had however made him yield. But he was not permitted to reap the reward for his work. In the morning, when the message came that the plaque was completed, Pharaoh had ordered the work to be fetched but the artist to be killed. He might become troublesome if he talked! »
@Brian Forester Mr Forester have you ever heard of Carl Munck and his 3 part series "The Code?" He was able to mathematically work out the exact GPS positioning of many megalith sites like stonehenge, giza, mounds in Ohio, wisconsin, pyramids in mexico by shifting the prime meridian away from greenwich and back to giza and he showed that the exact coordinates of that megalith are encoded in the construction OF the megalith
I wonder how many times things have been invented. These folks were machining anything and everything, so they were maybe the most advanced thus far, maybe not in electronics, but in stonework they were masters at for sure. Like we have mastered manufacturing metals, they had mastered everything stone. So what were they machining and cutting with, no traces.
It's interesting how they always show the left foot forward on those full body sculptures. I can see them using carbide tip drills and massive lathes, the saw blades themselves must have been huge. Today, one of our largest saw blades is a 91" diamond stone cutting blade, this is made of hardened steel, what did they have back then that was so easy to use?? Thanks Brien.
@@titanmode3888 as to who was civilized or gave the name Egyptian please go to the definition of Egypt to Wikipedia: In Greek mythology, Aegyptus or Ægyptus (/ɪˈdʒɪptəs/; Ancient Greek: Αἴγυπτος) was a legendary king of ancient Egypt.[1] He was a descendant of the princess Io through his father Belus, and of the river-god Nilus as both the father of Achiroe, his mother and as a great, great-grandfather on his father's side
3:13 look at the visible asymmetry of these sarcophagi. they obviously look like they were crafted by hand, there is visible human error in each of them, which you would expect to have if a human would attempt to create a mirror symmetrical complex object by hand. then compare it to the previous basalt sarcophagus, how astonishingly perfect it is. that geometrical perfection (aside of the use of basalt) is the key feature which proves that this basalt object wasn't crafted either by hand or by human.
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It would be very interesting to hear the translation from the sarcophagus of the person with dwarfism. I’m not recalling the other name for it at the moment that is less triggering.
With softened stone - some say by soaking stone with a plant-derived liquid -- the cutting blade would not need to be diamond tipped, thereby obviating the need to ascribe high technology to this culture and, instead, ascribing forgotten low tech to the sarcophagus’ creators. So some of the shallow designs could have been stamped and others carved out with current sculpture tools and sandpaper and wet cloth.
You have absolutely no evidence and there is absolutely no record or pictographs or hieroglyphs anywhere across any dynasty of 'rock softening liquid'. Youre also forgetting piles and piles of other anomolies such as solid granite laser precision cut, and drill bored obsidion and granite obolisks that are one solid piece.. The great pyramids are cut to a precision unabled to be duplicated and are earthquake proof, placed along a world wide and even astrologically mathematically sound masonry.. these pyramids aree lined up true magnetuc north with stars that werent even identifed bt nasa till the 50's..i can go on and on, but yo u will never ever be able to take away the high society from ancient african cultures no matter how much you yearn to.
Beautifully machined artifacts. Precisely scribed heiroglyphs using a cnc milling machine. I believe the reason why the power generator (pyramid) was built is to power up those machines. Too bad they took the machines with them when they left.
Or you know.... they just did it by hand. Go and interview a dozen master stone masons. Not a single one will tell you that they favor the speed of machinery for fine work. Stone is not a uniform material, it cracks and fractures in unexpected ways that cannot be accounted for with automated machinery.
They never left they just went to sleep so Imhotep and Anubis and Ammit the devourer of souls could listen to what everyone was doing while everyone thought they were dead. Anubis set up traps before everyone arrived. Anyone that touched the pharaohs tombs or the forbidden or time machine was marked and made Anubis slave without their knowledge. One reason to never touch the forbidden it's forbidden. Future proves past 97 percent touched the forbidden. Anubis orders the marked may not communicate with the living. Odd, no one talks about Ammit unless they get hurt or stub their toe like Imhotep programmed into their DNA. Stub your toe they say god Ammit. Divine retribution eater of souls for anyone ungodly unholy unclean her counter part Am heh devourer of millions the consecrated one.
@@-______-______- Arch Angel Metatron the hall of records. The Hall of Tenors. The halls of Armenti. The Book of Creation. Everyone has a cord between vessel and spirit and God, just ask God. Being most of this experiment is a lie because 97 percent chose the lie only God can be your source at this point. Have an amazing Apocalypse the unveiling of truth.
This lie needs to end, the Egyptian civilization did not create or build the massive structures throughout Egypt, they just built their society around what they stumbled upon and used as a starting point. Enough with the lies and false claims it's obvious of what the truth is.
6:00. The idea of spinning something while working it to make it evenly round has been around longer. Since the first humanoid made a pointy spear at least
You mentioned the box with the lid made from the bottom, and you said they used a circular saw method. Since I can't see inside the cut, I can't tell that there was a circular blade used. So, how do you know a blade was used? I can conceive of other methods. But if a blade was used, two questions come up. First, how was the blade rotated to make cuts and secondly, what material was it made from? Egyptians hadn't learned how to use steel. The hardest metal they likely had was silver or copper.
Man …. I could watch an entire tour of this w you narrating … awesome awesome stuff thank you as always !! So underrated !!!
Me too. BF is a one in a million year entity.
No wonder orthodox learning are so envious of him and his success.
BF's name will live long after the most noteable luminaries of today are but a distant memory.
That unfinished box always gets me
I use concrete diamond saws. It would definitely take something of that magnitude to carve these boxes. To say they cut all these stones by hand is totally improbable. Even some of the cuts if a diamond saw was used would still be incredibly difficult and time consuming.
They were just very skilled at it.
@@asosbibus4247 There are sites all over the world dating back thousands of years, all showing this level of high precision which is only really possible with a certain level of tech. There is nothing in history, from the time after the huge precision megaliths, until the industrial age when this craftsmanship shows up again. And even still we cannot and dont produce the level of skill and consistent quality of large scale refinement as they did. To say stuff like, they were just really good at it, is an extreme understatement. They were good at a whole lot more than being uber cave/stone people. What is required to do this, and have civilization like this, is more than what we are crediting them for. The way we thought of a medieval persons concept of history was is how we will be looked at a few hundred years from now with the way we think about things based off the heavily guarded curriculums.
@@ClosedEyeVisualisations Glad you took the time to share your view. As a mason I am just awestruck by things we just can't even get close to doing now. Most likely way more civilized than the current earth dwellers!
thanks brien , im an old man now . ancient history has always been a big part of my life. if i could travel back in time i would be transported to the time of jesus, and be with him during his journey on this earth. and i would like to have seen all these magnificent creations of stone being made in egypt. i know im being foolish but that would be my wish . thank you for bringing us these glimpes of the past
For me, time of Creation, then time of Noah's Flood, then time of Jesus, would be great to see in order to get an overall view of the plan of salvation for us.
Thanks for the intriguing comment.
An amazing wish
Thanks for filming.
Really puts it into scale/perspective. The sarcophagai at the beggining are FAR larger than I thought,..incredible.
Those might be seals in his hands. Great show, thanks Brien.
They almost surely used some type of laser tools to carve such intricate markings on basalt sarcophagus. Also those cuts are so precise, even today we would have trouble duplicating them.
Fantastic. Nice Camera work and production, Brien. TY
So interesting 🤔 especially those elongated statues. Thank you for Sharing
i first saw a HUGE jar with those round tube-like "handles" and thought it makes perfect sense. To life the lid off, you stick a bar or rod through, men on each side lift...simple. BUT THEN i noticed the same exact style of "handle" on the incredibly small works. Mind blown. Now i think heat was used in some way and those "handles" are in fact meant for handling the stone the way i originally thought...but under extreme heat? I dunno. WHY DO THE SMALL ONES HAVE THE SAME HANDLES! errrrrrrr
Unfortunately this is the closest I’ll ever get. Thank you! 😊
Thank you for the tour!
Really enjoyed this one. Hope to join you guys on your group journeys sometime.
Fantastic - Thank you very much for shooting and sharing, Brien! Cheers from Seattle 🍻
AMAZING! !!!
LOVE IT!!!
Blown away by the intricacies. Also the fact those ancient artifacts are not behind glass. Great to touch and feel history but I'd be worried about someone knocking them over and breaking the floor! Even worse the Jars!!!!
They are making some more all the time. See: Polished concrete vs grind and seal.
@@julianpetkov8320 haha they’re all bots, AI is going wild on anything that takes away from the lord and his writings
@@julianpetkov8320 AI / the devil can’t really come across genuinely as hard as they try, they haven’t got the Holy Ghost as apart of them and it shows.. also look at their channels, usually they have 0 subscribers and no playlists, sometimes they have obvious playlist names like
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Happy Jew Year 🎉
@@kalebgullan4157lmao imagine shilling for a religion that stole all it’s stories and teachings from Ancient Greek myths. If you knew how your religion came to be (and it certainly wasn’t god) you’d be completely broken.
6:46 it would be virtually impossible to carve that beard with a diorite hammer and a copper chisel without smashing it off. I challenge anyone to reproduce just the beard, including the fine details, using only pounding balls and copper tools. ☝️
Good thing they have been saying Flint chisels were used.
About the unfinished sarcofagus: so there is an upper cut and a lower cut, in order to precisely asure that they were made by a rotating disk there is one thing to check: is the cut in the middle point concave on convex? concave as in the palm of your hand and convex as in the back of it, have you done it?, concave means disk, ( high tech) convex means wire or flat sheet of metal , plus abrasive in both cases, low tech in last case, Same used today for big cuts, but big disks are very expensive and rare today, you can make a convex cut with a small disk, but noway can make a concave cut with a wire or metal sheet.
IMO they were more civilised than we know, we’ve done so much in the last 100 years and they could’ve been advancing for much longer refining different ways to work with the materials they had. Methods we are yet to figure out.
I don't know why by I have tears running down my face looking at these and my mind reels with great unknowningness. One thing I am certain -- power has remained hidden and shall forever be. 'Tis the very constructs of this realm.
Thanks Brien can you please share your thoughts on what and it’s representation they are ?
Excellent!
Every facial depiction by the "ancient" high technologies has the ears of the head centred on the eyes. Humans have their ears located between the eyes and the mouth. Simians, OTOH, have their ears centred on their eyes. Very curious.
5,000 years ago they were making artifacts that today we can not understand.
Yall know ... the ancient Egyptians ended in the late 1800's , ya? 1890 Ruffly. IMHO , ofc.
Its the broken handles of his wheelbarrow that he used to take the granite blocks up to the bricklayers 😅
Akhenaten and his daughters had pot bellies if you look at their depictions in hieroglyphs and sculptures, with elongated heads, they were definitely different compared to all others prior and after them.
The pot belly/androgeny thing might also be because he gave birth to atonism/monotheism and could be the symbolic depiction of this by the sculptors. Often with these Egyptian artifacts there is so much symbolism layered into them that it's sometimes difficult to distinguish if they are accurate renderings or if there is some other meaning to a particular feature or set of features.
The two seals being held in the hands of the first statue most likely represent the king who ruled Upper and Lower Egypt.
I'm sorry, but there is NO WAY the dynastic Egyptians carved these things with nothing but copper chisels and wooden hammers. The PERFECT mirror symmetry on the faces is IMPOSSIBLE to do with those tools, hell it is even impossible to do today without computers and lasers. And even IF someone today did it by hand it would not be ANYWHERE NEAR as perfect as the ones the Egyptians did. Not to mention the hieroglyphs on these things that are PERFECTLY the same exact size and depth and perfectly aligned both vertically and horizontally, NO HUMAN could EVER do that by hand just using a hammer and chisel, there would ALWAYS at some point be a slip of the hand or chisel and no human can perfectly control the amount of impact from a hammer like that . I think that the Egyptians had some kind of technology that allowed them to do these things, something that allowed them to carve BOTH sides of statues at the same time or with pin point accuracy on both sides, something that allowed them to control the depth of hieroglyphic writing. Personally though the hieroglyphic writing makes me think that they had some way of softening the stone and then use some kind of stamp or roller to allow them to be simply pressed into the stone at the same depth throughout, kind of like how the ancient Mesopotamians and Akkadians done their cuneiform tablets. They would make clay tablets and would then use beads or stones that had the writing carved on them that they would roll on stamp onto the tablets, this would allow them to make multiple copies of the same writing that would be identical and would then harden into stone. And then there is the PERFECTLY smooth stone slabs and "coffins" that are so perfectly level and smooth that not even light can go between them. I think that off center cut on that one is A smoking gun evidence that they had some kind of circular saw with high rotation that allowed them to even go off center to begin with, because someone doing that cut by hand would have seen they were going off center LONG before they ever got that far with it. On top of that cutting a stone like that and going off center by hand would NOT have caused the stone to split, but a fast spinning saw with a lot of torque COULD have caused the stone to break.
Nicely stated. I am confident that a legion of us have the same questions and suspicions. ;)
There is no way on Earth they could have softened DIORITE!!!! How in the fking hell.
Copper and bronze were not the only materials they made tools from though.
Flint was used well into the dawn of the iron age.
Laser engraving?
History... His-Story. I want the real story.
Hi Brien. It's been a few years since I've posted any comments. Regarding the 2 cylinder rods that the statues are holding, if you aren't already familiar, look into Jason Quitt: "Jason Quitt: Ancient Egyptian Postures [Part 1]" at the 27 minute mark. He claims to have had experiences with Shungite rods giving him bursts of energy and removing blockages in his body. He would use them while doing Qigong.
Also look into Pose Of Auset: "How to perform the Ancient Egyptian Yoga Posture called the Pose of Auset".
Those may be Shungite rods they are holding while doing the Pose of Auset.
I thought he was holding a knife in both hands🔪🔪
@@EAVO nah they are cylinders that appear like that often in Egyptian sculpture and murals
Very interesting
I don't think it is any of those things. It seems obvious to me that those nobs are the front ends of long poles and he is one of one two people carrying some royal person in between them. The royal person would sit in some sort covered basket. Notice how his arms are straight down as though carrying something heavy.
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 my thoughts exactly
Egyptians were the world's first graffiti artists
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The two object which you speak of at 0:20 is known as the rods of power or cylinders of the pharaoh made from copper (cathode) and zinc (anode) create .75 volts when you(electrolyte) hold them. This raises the electrical potential of every cell in the body.
Yes, that's e-meters
Excelent video ! Slds 🇦🇷
More I learn about ancient Egypt the more fascinated and mystified I am. We may be on the threshold of rewriting human history.
Haha, they’re concrete hoaxes made just between civil war and ww1 .. In my opinion
Or god placed them here to test our intelligence
Golepi Tepe is on the threshold of rewriting human history..
History has already been rewritten n we’re living in its lie
Once we have open contact more of the truth of our history can come out. Should be less than 20 years.
@@davidrockefeller2007 open contact?
sound resonance - sound vibrations at the right frequency - softens stones for working with copper tools = the whole world used that style 12- 14,000 years ago !
So in the beginning of your video I saw a sign that said "do not touch". Did you get permission from the museum to touch the large stone bowl?
the feet on the statues are so anatomically correct and pristine, and that was done by copper chisels....???
Great work as always Bri ! Love the SLOW cam movement so ya can see for longer. BTW Bri ... The Colossi of Memnon , once sat atop the twin pyramids of Lake Moeris. (inside their throne rooms) Grecian pillared structures. You can see pic's of em on Gallica BNF and/or David Rumseys collection...and of Alexander's Great pyramid. So much more.
They did not.
@@user-gx4pq2ck8m I can show ya, just not on YT
Some place i can post pics...i'll prove it to ya!
@@elvispresley5921 they were much smaller.
@@user-gx4pq2ck8m what was?
When asked where the machine findings are, maybe they had rather sophisticated ones, but only produced 1 of each type. And then dumped them in the sea when the time of their civilization was over
If your best explanation is a fundamentally unverifiable claim then it's as good as saying aliens/god/TIMMEH! did it.
How about trying to actually verify that it could ONLY be done using machines first before waltzing down the lines of pure fantasy in wondering where all the machine remnants got to?
There are multiple stone mason and amateur historian sources on RUclips that have refuted the claims of Hancock, Foerster et al on the subject of machinery being necessary to cut the Egyptian stone artefacts.
Thank you Brien. I think Akhenaten looked very handsome in the last statue.
That kind of thing frustrates me, how people like Zahi Hawass, and other archaeologists, lie about the age and methods used for building, cutting...etc...
And they know the truth... From Egyptian pyramids to the Vatican, and the Mayan temples... It makes one question everything...👁️⃤,
So that split or crack in the sarcophagus was made by human error not precision machining
machines can go off course due to tool/feed errors, etc. no need for human guidance
You’re telling me they relieved that whole back section of his chair just so the falcon tail is overhanging the edge….the power they show off with subtle details like that is everywhere with their artifacts
Wow, that's a little person carved into that stone..never seen that before.
Strange no one considered that Cleopatra or other females depicted in stone had hair on their heads and wrapped it to keep the elements off the hair, thus creating the image during engraving of an elongated head. Some had hair and no elongated head
Possible --maybe the sculpted heads were meant to have wigs?
@@thegreatbloviator6817 I meant that during the sitting, if it can be considered the case, the person sat with something covering her head that concealed her hair underneath.
It's been known about.
Brian: how could the dynastic egyptians carve hieroglyphs in basalt? (You propose this at 2min 42 seconds) Is this even possible with bronze? Nice vid btw
Flint chisels
If they could carve hieroglyphs into the hardest stone, then quite obviously they could carve and sculpt anything.
Metal is not the only material you can make carving tools from.
Flint can be used to cut hard stone like granite and basalt - humans have been using flint tools since before homo sapiens existed.
yea those hieroglyphs look pretty clean cut
cool!
The moisture removal machine beautifully arranged next to the Achnaton statue is certainly the best piece in the museum.
I can tell that you are being sarcastic, but moisture capture is very important to the preservation of these artefacts, especially when housing them in an enclosed space like this.
@@mnomadvfx I know, my point is that the installation/placement of it is absolutely abysmal along with many other amateurish or neglected museum practices I saw in this video.
@Mountain Nomad VFX especially given all the hot sweaty tourists puffing through the halls
It was an immersive experience! It felt like being there and touching the jars and statues myself! Thank you, sir!
I agree... I also felt like I was there... :)
And the jars and statues are so beautiful it made me want to start touching myself!
Man that's cool
According to the History Channel, Ramses was originally holding ski poles.
It's strange that the fact that predynastic artifacts bear traces of advanced machining hasn't made global headlines. 🤨 ?
It’s incredible that you somehow think that it is “advanced” and/or that the “machining” of rock was somehow evidence of some sort of advancement that Egyptians could not have possessed and is therefore being suppressed by some unknown world cabal. It sort of reeks of cultural elitism. There is no conspiracy. There most certainly is no lost alien technology like some like to posit. Ancient Egyptians had the technology and means to cut and shape stone… it’s really not that surprising.
Ya, they don’t want to admit Atlantis was real because of how advanced they were, and what they were like back in the day. I hope in my lifetime more truth comes out about it but the ball has barely moved down the field in the last many decades.
@@GoD_Quake When I first saw the huge statue of Ramesses Ⅱ ( Through the screen.), I had an intuition that it is not made by hand. What interests me is the possibility that there may have been an advanced industrial civilisation thousands of years ago. It may have been the Egyptians or it may have been of another race who built that lost civilisation. But that's not the point to me. ✝️😊
@@davidrockefeller2007 I think so too. Thank you my friend! ✝️😊
@@finley.hI had the very same thing just happen to me. I had a visceral response to seeing that artifact. Wow. I want to go see these things for myself someday.
Were the elongated heads just including the hair swept back i wonder.
Hello Brien, did you do visits or videos in the Grand Egyptian Museum this year?
no
have you looked with a good lenz of 10-20x mag to see the edges of the hieroglyphs to see if there are also saw marks ,ie did they use dremels or lasers to make them
i had did that but there are no traces left beside the glassy finish , aliens use desintegrator cutting tool head and CNC type machining
I agree. It is like laser cut.
What i know about the Time with the First Elongatet Ruler in Egypt is indeet, they has no Gender as Ruler . The Ruler was Both , but we Humans , Slaves has Gender to produce more People to Work in Mining and Processing.
I have the strong idea that the vases were like 3D printed. What if this is like the result of a 3D Stone printer??
this pre-dynastic stuff mind blowing
Hi Brian, erm... do any of them "Sing" if you tap them? just curious
Yes
@@brienfoerster the statues even sing at that size? Any idea as to why? Perhaps it's because the stones were heated to weaken them prior to shaping, or from the shaping process itself.
3.50 mins that's definitely a carving of Wee Man (Jason Acuna) didn't know he was that old 😂
Wow this is a great video. It’s fascinating how everything is crafted out of different types of stone. I wonder if they knew their story and their origins the history of their being. And if so? Do we have the same one? it’s so captivating just to look at the pieces that you were explaining my mind dives right into it.
9:18 one would think with brains that big they could have invented the wheel 😮😮😮
well they had chariots
Have you seen the amazing black lion on the London embankment, pinched from Egypt no doubt. No weathering at all.
Amazing carving I still can't believe they did it by hand no machinery
They are his VR controllers of course.
At 7:32 you caught yourself in the glass.
It's always a pleasure to listen to well thought out and intruiging dialogue that showcases the mystery of ancient Egypt
...however this is never the case with Brien forester
Those are seal stamps for sealing scrolls with wax. This is why they are curved.
The objects in his hands seem to have the reverse shape to the two images on his shoulders, as if they were used to stamp the shapes there ?
Every YT comment ever: "I'm right and you're wrong."
I enjoyed the video but I have a question. You claim with confidence at approximately three minutes and 30 seconds in an object made on a potters wheel because of its perfect symmetry and complexity, after it you go to a statue of equally hard material and symmetry that clearly couldn’t have been made on a potters wheel. How do you Square the two? The second one could not have been made on a potters wheel yet has the same level of symmetry and complexity? You shouldn’t claim to know. You should state your professional opinion as such.
I have no idea what those seals are in his hands that he used to seal documents with.😁
Those circular saw blades had to be exerting some extreme forces to snap that sarcophagus lid in two.
the 'unfinished box' looks like cement...could it have been poured and not cut? Has there been any tests on what the rock compound is made of? Lots of the objects look like they are out of moulds.
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« “They shall tremble before me,” was his favorite utterance. He did not admit to himself that his own life was passed in fear of what was to come, would have to come. This thought pursued him and drove him from one atrocity to another. Nowhere was he able to forget!
Now he stood before the plaque, which depicted a large head of forbidding hideousness. Thick lips and a large drooping chin bespoke vulgarity. The eye was somewhat askew in the face, making it appear inordinately shifty, as did the large ear, which was cupped forward. Nevertheless it was a masterpiece.
When during a recent visit to the house of Tutmosis, Tut-ench-Amon had discovered this work, he had recoiled from so much ugliness. He remembered Ech-en-Aton once saying that the sculptor was creating pictures of human characteristics. After a series of splendid heads, he was now engaged in rendering depravity, using the head of a slave who was accused of the worst vices. It must be this plaque!
“Terrible!” Tut-ench-Amon had exclaimed. But then a diabolical thought had flashed up within him. He commissioned one of his Babylonian artists to alter the caption.
At first the man had refused. Threats and promises of a sizeable reward had however made him yield. But he was not permitted to reap the reward for his work. In the morning, when the message came that the plaque was completed, Pharaoh had ordered the work to be fetched but the artist to be killed. He might become troublesome if he talked! »
@Brian Forester Mr Forester have you ever heard of Carl Munck and his 3 part series "The Code?" He was able to mathematically work out the exact GPS positioning of many megalith sites like stonehenge, giza, mounds in Ohio, wisconsin, pyramids in mexico by shifting the prime meridian away from greenwich and back to giza and he showed that the exact coordinates of that megalith are encoded in the construction OF the megalith
I wonder how many times things have been invented. These folks were machining anything and everything, so they were maybe the most advanced thus far, maybe not in electronics, but in stonework they were masters at for sure. Like we have mastered manufacturing metals, they had mastered everything stone. So what were they machining and cutting with, no traces.
To Me, Most of the hyrogliphs look like griffiti tags, in comparison to the statues and sarcofigi.
It's interesting how they always show the left foot forward on those full body sculptures. I can see them using carbide tip drills and massive lathes, the saw blades themselves must have been huge. Today, one of our largest saw blades is a 91" diamond stone cutting blade, this is made of hardened steel, what did they have back then that was so easy to use?? Thanks Brien.
The left foot slightly forward also is depicted in most of ancient greek statues too as far as I recall is to show movement and posture
@@HalkiosNikolaidisGreece was civilized by the ancient Egyptians
@@titanmode3888 my comment was not political.
@@titanmode3888 as to who was civilized or gave the name Egyptian please go to the definition of Egypt to Wikipedia: In Greek mythology, Aegyptus or Ægyptus (/ɪˈdʒɪptəs/; Ancient Greek: Αἴγυπτος) was a legendary king of ancient Egypt.[1] He was a descendant of the princess Io through his father Belus, and of the river-god Nilus as both the father of Achiroe, his mother and as a great, great-grandfather on his father's side
Those broad triangular shoulders are also consistently depicted. Very uniform art style in ancient Egypt.
The one thing is for the TV and the other is for the Satellite !
3:13 look at the visible asymmetry of these sarcophagi. they obviously look like they were crafted by hand, there is visible human error in each of them, which you would expect to have if a human would attempt to create a mirror symmetrical complex object by hand. then compare it to the previous basalt sarcophagus, how astonishingly perfect it is. that geometrical perfection (aside of the use of basalt) is the key feature which proves that this basalt object wasn't crafted either by hand or by human.
Amazing place. I was there yesterday. But... No enough time to see everything. there is 115 000 objects to see... Mission impossible
I was hoping to have been with you in Egypt this year , unfortunately, I wasn't able to so I've booked for October. I can't wait to get there
I am going back in February 2024: www.khemitology.com/high-technologies-metaphysics-tour/
the 2 objects are connected to use the technology in their backpack
It would be facinating if someone would take on recreating an exact duplicate of one of the pre-dynastic objects using modern technology.
Stone on stone will do amazing things given the passage of geologic time humans can work wonders
If you ask a explosive expert they could tell you the force of the impact and direction from where it was standing at the time check that.
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Would it not be plausible that those things in the hands of the Rameses statue are royal seals for tablets or papyri? Like legal seals.
Note please the ears of the huge monument. They are placed higher than human's. Same regards Sphinx.
It would be very interesting to hear the translation from the sarcophagus of the person with dwarfism. I’m not recalling the other name for it at the moment that is less triggering.
With softened stone - some say by soaking stone with a plant-derived liquid -- the cutting blade would not need to be diamond tipped, thereby obviating the need to ascribe high technology to this culture and, instead, ascribing forgotten low tech to the sarcophagus’ creators. So some of the shallow designs could have been stamped and others carved out with current sculpture tools and sandpaper and wet cloth.
You have absolutely no evidence and there is absolutely no record or pictographs or hieroglyphs anywhere across any dynasty of 'rock softening liquid'. Youre also forgetting piles and piles of other anomolies such as solid granite laser precision cut, and drill bored obsidion and granite obolisks that are one solid piece.. The great pyramids are cut to a precision unabled to be duplicated and are earthquake proof, placed along a world wide and even astrologically mathematically sound masonry.. these pyramids aree lined up true magnetuc north with stars that werent even identifed bt nasa till the 50's..i can go on and on, but yo u will never ever be able to take away the high society from ancient african cultures no matter how much you yearn to.
Beautifully machined artifacts. Precisely scribed heiroglyphs using a cnc milling machine. I believe the reason why the power generator (pyramid) was built is to power up those machines. Too bad they took the machines with them when they left.
Or you know.... they just did it by hand.
Go and interview a dozen master stone masons.
Not a single one will tell you that they favor the speed of machinery for fine work.
Stone is not a uniform material, it cracks and fractures in unexpected ways that cannot be accounted for with automated machinery.
They never left they just went to sleep so Imhotep and Anubis and Ammit the devourer of souls could listen to what everyone was doing while everyone thought they were dead. Anubis set up traps before everyone arrived. Anyone that touched the pharaohs tombs or the forbidden or time machine was marked and made Anubis slave without their knowledge. One reason to never touch the forbidden it's forbidden. Future proves past 97 percent touched the forbidden. Anubis orders the marked may not communicate with the living. Odd, no one talks about Ammit unless they get hurt or stub their toe like Imhotep programmed into their DNA. Stub your toe they say god Ammit. Divine retribution eater of souls for anyone ungodly unholy unclean her counter part Am heh devourer of millions the consecrated one.
@@ammitthedevourerofsouls List of sources please.
@@-______-______- Arch Angel Metatron the hall of records. The Hall of Tenors. The halls of Armenti. The Book of Creation. Everyone has a cord between vessel and spirit and God, just ask God. Being most of this experiment is a lie because 97 percent chose the lie only God can be your source at this point. Have an amazing Apocalypse the unveiling of truth.
This lie needs to end, the Egyptian civilization did not create or build the massive structures throughout Egypt, they just built their society around what they stumbled upon and used as a starting point. Enough with the lies and false claims it's obvious of what the truth is.
6:00. The idea of spinning something while working it to make it evenly round has been around longer.
Since the first humanoid made a pointy spear at least
Hes holding VR sticks.
WE THINK 🤔 ANCIENT EGYPT
BUT REALLY IT’S
ADVANCED EGYPT 🤫
You mentioned the box with the lid made from the bottom, and you said they used a circular saw method. Since I can't see inside the cut, I can't tell that there was a circular blade used. So, how do you know a blade was used? I can conceive of other methods. But if a blade was used, two questions come up. First, how was the blade rotated to make cuts and secondly, what material was it made from? Egyptians hadn't learned how to use steel. The hardest metal they likely had was silver or copper.
@@maxthedoomer It would be an easy matter to look in the cut and see if there is a circular groove. All it would take is a flashlight.