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@@ancientsitesgirl Make as many local contacts as you can. That will help your popularity. I am surprised that you haven't formed a Patreon account, and try new ideas. You might put out a survey to see what other people would like to see you report on. ALL THE BEST!!! STAY SAFE 😁 P.S. You are NEVER a disappointment. You can only be human 😁
Cool. It's a pity for these sunken temples. It's good that you show little-known places. Everyone makes films only about the pyramids, the sphinx, Karnak or the Luxor Temple. I look forward to seeing more. (PAT-PAT)
I had two choices tonight, an Ancient Architects vid...or an Ancient Sites Vid. I chose this one. I am subbed/patreoned to World Of Antiquity, Curtis Woodside, History with Kayleigh, Ancient Architects...amongst others. I am going to ask your peers to give you a big shout out AS as this channel really deserves it. If you are reading this and feel the way I do please share the channel link and lets help get this channel where it belongs. Much respect and peace to you AS.
Bardzo interesujące miejsca o których nad wyraz ciekawie opowiadasz.. Szacunek za wiedzę i za polskie napisy! Oczywiście daję łapkę w górę i klikam Suba, bo widzę niesamowity potencjał, choć osobiście uważam, że mówiąc po polsku miałabyś znacznie większą oglądalność.. Pozdrawiam, życząc wytrwałości i samych sukcesów!
Do you mean 12:56? It's Ramasses II. It's traditional Egiptian pose. It started with king Narmer. I spoke more about it in my video about Medinet Habu (Ramasses III). :)
I would imagine that the hardest part for you is not touching anything. I would want to run my fingers over everything. The tactile sensation makes it all the more real. Also being there to see the colours that remain, my be truly incredible.
Can you imagine if the Egyptian Govt were petitioned to drain the Upper Aswan Dam ? What a treasure trove there would be; pretty certain that it shall ever transpire, but one can only but hope.... Excellent content, as always, Irena..
Can you imagine if Egypt was never colonized by invaders and all its treasures And African bodies was never Removed, Oh how splendid that would have been in all it's glory.
Hey Cat Man, what an amazing channel this is eh ?.....I am going full out to to ask all the academic channels I am subbed/parteoned to to give AS a big shout. I will do it myself in the comments section of all those channels as well. Please do the same Cat Man as I know you are a history nut like me. Lets try and do our bit to get this channel where it belongs.....peace to ya Cat Man.
Can you explain why there is so much damage? Some of it looks almost like shrapnel damage like you see in war-torn cities from bomb blasts? Other times it looks like the pictures or carvings are done in a sort of plaster on top of stone that has cracked away or worn off. It's very interesting though, this is my first view of Nubian sites. Thank you
@@ancientsitesgirl sorry it certainly is for it's age. I should have been more clear. It doesn't appear to be in as good a condition as the more popular attractions in Egypt. I meant no disrespect.
i like your content because its clean and devoid of micro aggressions , please dont go down the path o f '''typical this"' and "'typical that "', I have seen many a historians and ethusiasts go down that road and its not good. Just do this content for the sake of knowledge and mankinds growth . How does that place at that time have meditterranean culture if not at the ptolemaic dynasties and those after them 25 dynasties after the fact , 3000 yrs later???
We are Global African Indigenous people!! Love and Unity is the best key for us all together!!💯 Also Giving thanks to the Great Mother's/Goddesses and Great Father's/Gods and the Ancestors and Guardians!! Saying from Snefer aka Bashiyr!!👸🏿🤴🏿
Wrong,👎😅 if the Nubians were the slaves painted on the temple, how didn't they destroy it when the Nubian Twenty-Fifth Dynasty ruled, and if the Nubians were the permanent enemies of Egypt, why did the priests go to Aswan, the Nubia, to ask them to liberate the kingdom from the Libo occupation and the upper Egypt Nubian king himself fought and won , and why did the last Egyptian king, Nectaneboa II, escaped to Nubia from the Persian occupation, and why The Nubia helped Thebes against the Romans, fighting the Assyrian occupation, and King Kyriakos liberating the Patriarch of the Church from the Umayyad prince Abd al-Malik, who persecuted the Copts,Many of the Delta and northern Upper Egypt inhabitants were escaping in times of persecution from the Romans and the Mamluks, who impoverished and starved them. Why did the Nubians welcome them if they were permanent enemies? all of this in the north, east, and west of Egypt, without the enemies reaching Nubia . Also, Taharqa fought the nine bows and all the kings of Meroe. So, how can the Nubians be from the nine bows. The hieroglyphic and Meroitic language, which is derived from it, were used in Nubia. The tour guide and Egyptian historian, Bassam Al-Shamaa, said that the only ones who possess the genes of the original kings are the Nubians. Egyptian Dr. Wassim Al-Sisi said, in a program produced by the Ministry of Antiquities, that the Nubians had Egyptian genes, and the police leader was always Nubian, and Queen Tiey was Nubian. Another program on CBC said that the Nubian Arrows team was a protection squad for the Kings, temples and royal tombs. Modern Egyptologists admitted that this was fraud and racism, and that the captives were the Niltuk Dinka Shilluk, a non-Nubian countries ❤♥️🎉🎊😍🥰
@@ancientsitesgirl old egyptology scientists like george Reisner and breasted , petrie , hilda they said there weren't one brown or black king in all Kemet included Nubia the south or tiba ,delta. and The graphics of the brown and black kings only symbolizes mud and the angel of death. As for the captives, they are black and brown. george reisner said that the civilization began in Nubia before the north, but literally said that the original people of Nubia were Europeans, and they said that the white race is the one who deserves to live.This is stupidity and pure fraud
Egypt was a savannah. The desert was made by the peddlers. They cut down the trees, built a railway. If you could read the hieroglyphs you wouldn’t say stupid. Cartridges contain the names of chemical elements, not Pharaoh's! This knowledge is repeated in every church. Not all pharaohs built all the temples, which is actually a university. Caps or hats show the title. Hydroxide, sulphide, oxide, pure metal,
There is no such thing as "Sub-Saharan Africa". North Africa is not an island. There has never been an impermeable wall separating North Africa from the rest of Africa.
"Mediterranean thoughts with Sub Saharan ones????" Wow as someone whose brother studies this civilization at Harvard, that thinking is so 19th century. Nubia and Egypt were cluster cultures. Nubia is much older than Egypt and the first Pharaohs were of Nubian origin. Much of Egyptian culture is connected to Nubia. The Egyptians themselves say they and their gods came from Punt which is modern day Somalia. The Nubians and the Egyptians are cousins with much of their blood and ideas being traded back and forth for thousands of years. By the way Nubia is NOT "Sub Saharan". it's a North African country. 😮
😅 you and your anti-black sub Saharan racism. There's no such thing as a sub-Saharan African. It's just an imaginary racially biased barrier created by "North Africans" invaders. Nubians themselves are proud Africans, and they will tell you themselves they came from the interior or the heart of Africa, source of the Nile, Rwanda etc...
Your every comment gives me energy and encourages me to continue working on my little channel. I count on your likes and subscriptions!
I ask you to support my channel: like, comment and SUBSCRIBE!
✌ Help me continue this!
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I subscribed twice, and now working on my third sub. to this channel.
I have to admit sometimes it is not easy to continue this, such real support as yours motivates me the most. Thank you and I'll try not to disappoint in the future. Thanks for everything! ❤
@@ancientsitesgirl
Make as many local contacts as you can. That will help your popularity. I am surprised that you haven't formed a Patreon account, and try new ideas. You might put out a survey to see what other people would like to see you report on.
ALL THE BEST!!!
STAY SAFE 😁
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You are NEVER a disappointment. You can only be human 😁
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Cool. It's a pity for these sunken temples. It's good that you show little-known places. Everyone makes films only about the pyramids, the sphinx, Karnak or the Luxor Temple. I look forward to seeing more. (PAT-PAT)
Thank you so much! (PAT-PAT)
I totally agree.
I had two choices tonight, an Ancient Architects vid...or an Ancient Sites Vid. I chose this one. I am subbed/patreoned to World Of Antiquity, Curtis Woodside, History with Kayleigh, Ancient Architects...amongst others. I am going to ask your peers to give you a big shout out AS as this channel really deserves it. If you are reading this and feel the way I do please share the channel link and lets help get this channel where it belongs. Much respect and peace to you AS.
Oh my! Thank you! I feel so honored that I actually don't know what to say (write😅).
one of the best informative videos on ancient Egyptian civilization
Thank you!! 😁
*Nubian civilization
Wow! Very informative. Thank you
Thank you! :)
Beautiful Africa. ❤🖤
So true!
So beautiful footage! And your commentary is so pleasant to listen to! 👍👍❤❤
Thank you! :)
Thanks and greetings from Egypt.
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Thanks Ancient Sites.
Iam a little behind in watching.
Enjoyed this video of lesser known temples.
Stay well❤🕊
Thank you Nancy 💖
💕 love your videos amazing hypnotic history.
Thanks!
Thank you for sharing your video, very well done.
Thank you! 😁
Bardzo interesujące miejsca o których nad wyraz ciekawie opowiadasz.. Szacunek za wiedzę i za polskie napisy! Oczywiście daję łapkę w górę i klikam Suba, bo widzę niesamowity potencjał, choć osobiście uważam, że mówiąc po polsku miałabyś znacznie większą oglądalność.. Pozdrawiam, życząc wytrwałości i samych sukcesów!
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25:40 the cravings on the stones look like King Narmer (t) smighting .
Do you mean 12:56? It's Ramasses II. It's traditional Egiptian pose. It started with king Narmer. I spoke more about it in my video about Medinet Habu (Ramasses III). :)
What a sacred place Truly amazing
do you think of becoming an egyptologist? your videos about egypt are all stunning and helpful for my knowledge and surlay many others
Thanks! I haven't thought about that. It's just a hobby :)
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How do you remember so much information? Thanks for imparting it so well.
I try my best. thanks!
I would imagine that the hardest part for you is not touching anything. I would want to run my fingers over everything. The tactile sensation makes it all the more real. Also being there to see the colours that remain, my be truly incredible.
If there are no colors on the reliefs, of course I touch😉
I just subscribed, great channel ;)
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The Drawing looks as good as if i drew it :) good video :) !!!
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Can you imagine if the Egyptian Govt were petitioned to drain the Upper Aswan Dam ? What a treasure trove there would be; pretty certain that it shall ever transpire, but one can only but hope.... Excellent content, as always, Irena..
Can you imagine if Egypt was never colonized by invaders and all its treasures And African bodies was never Removed, Oh how splendid that would have been in all it's glory.
Indeed, Natasha...
Thank you for the tour and the information!
Thank you for watching and comment!
Very interesting, a lot of information🌹😲
YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT!!! Her content really is wonderful.
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Incredible documentary awesome info
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NO!!! THANK YOU Irena for the VERY WONDERFUL work you do bring the past back to us in a pleasant, wonderful, and educational way.
Hey Cat Man, what an amazing channel this is eh ?.....I am going full out to to ask all the academic channels I am subbed/parteoned to to give AS a big shout. I will do it myself in the comments section of all those channels as well. Please do the same Cat Man as I know you are a history nut like me. Lets try and do our bit to get this channel where it belongs.....peace to ya Cat Man.
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How is the nile towards the south?
Nubian characteristics? What are those characteristics? I don't see the differences in the iconographies.
Your right, the images do look pre-historic. Like the ancient cave drawings in Europe or the Americas.
isn't it? 🤔
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@@dheerajbro2032 thank you! :)
Can you explain why there is so much damage? Some of it looks almost like shrapnel damage like you see in war-torn cities from bomb blasts? Other times it looks like the pictures or carvings are done in a sort of plaster on top of stone that has cracked away or worn off. It's very interesting though, this is my first view of Nubian sites. Thank you
In my opinion, it is in good condition, as for 2 thousand years ...
@@ancientsitesgirl sorry it certainly is for it's age. I should have been more clear. It doesn't appear to be in as good a condition as the more popular attractions in Egypt. I meant no disrespect.
@@PatchouliPenny three people are to blame for the destruction in Nubia. The Egyptians, the Ethiopians and the Europeans. Charge it to the game.
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Thanks! :)
I hope, Your Excellency, to inform me about the kings of lower Nubia, not the kings of Kush, if you prefer, only the kings of Egyptian Nubia❤
I made a note! I will definitely make more than one video about lower Nubia in the future
i like your content because its clean and devoid of micro aggressions , please dont go down the path o f '''typical this"' and "'typical that "', I have seen many a historians and ethusiasts go down that road and its not good. Just do this content for the sake of knowledge and mankinds growth . How does that place at that time have meditterranean culture if not at the ptolemaic dynasties and those after them 25 dynasties after the fact , 3000 yrs later???
Thank you! Highly appreciated! 😁
So much is lost under the waters of Lake Nasser.
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We are Global African Indigenous people!! Love and Unity is the best key for us all together!!💯 Also Giving thanks to the Great Mother's/Goddesses and Great Father's/Gods and the Ancestors and Guardians!! Saying from Snefer aka Bashiyr!!👸🏿🤴🏿
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Yes actually they do look a little prehistoric they look older than the other hieroglyphs
Exactly! :)
My best Irena
Thanks!
Wrong,👎😅 if the Nubians were the slaves painted on the temple, how didn't they destroy it when the Nubian Twenty-Fifth Dynasty ruled, and if the Nubians were the permanent enemies of Egypt, why did the priests go to Aswan, the Nubia, to ask them to liberate the kingdom from the Libo occupation and the upper Egypt Nubian king himself fought and won , and why did the last Egyptian king, Nectaneboa II, escaped to Nubia from the Persian occupation, and why The Nubia helped Thebes against the Romans, fighting the Assyrian occupation, and King Kyriakos liberating the Patriarch of the Church from the Umayyad prince Abd al-Malik, who persecuted the Copts,Many of the Delta and northern Upper Egypt inhabitants were escaping in times of persecution from the Romans and the Mamluks, who impoverished and starved them. Why did the Nubians welcome them if they were permanent enemies? all of this in the north, east, and west of Egypt, without the enemies reaching Nubia . Also, Taharqa fought the nine bows and all the kings of Meroe. So, how can the Nubians be from the nine bows. The hieroglyphic and Meroitic language, which is derived from it, were used in Nubia. The tour guide and Egyptian historian, Bassam Al-Shamaa, said that the only ones who possess the genes of the original kings are the Nubians. Egyptian Dr. Wassim Al-Sisi said, in a program produced by the Ministry of Antiquities, that the Nubians had Egyptian genes, and the police leader was always Nubian, and Queen Tiey was Nubian. Another program on CBC said that the Nubian Arrows team was a protection squad for the Kings, temples and royal tombs. Modern Egyptologists admitted that this was fraud and racism, and that the captives were the Niltuk Dinka Shilluk, a non-Nubian countries ❤♥️🎉🎊😍🥰
who said they were slaves???
@@ancientsitesgirl old egyptology scientists like george Reisner and breasted , petrie , hilda they said there weren't one brown or black king in all Kemet included Nubia the south or tiba ,delta. and The graphics of the brown and black kings only symbolizes mud and the angel of death. As for the captives, they are black and brown. george reisner said that the civilization began in Nubia before the north, but literally said that the original people of Nubia were Europeans, and they said that the white race is the one who deserves to live.This is stupidity and pure fraud
Egypt was a savannah. The desert was made by the peddlers. They cut down the trees, built a railway.
If you could read the hieroglyphs you wouldn’t say stupid.
Cartridges contain the names of chemical elements, not Pharaoh's!
This knowledge is repeated in every church. Not all pharaohs built all the temples, which is actually a university.
Caps or hats show the title. Hydroxide, sulphide, oxide, pure metal,
Yes we are getting somewhere now
There is no such thing as "Sub-Saharan Africa". North Africa is not an island. There has never been an impermeable wall separating North Africa from the rest of Africa.
Nubia is what today is Sudan there still many pyramids in there too
Nubia starts from the north from the first cataract, from today's Aswan!
"Mediterranean thoughts with Sub Saharan ones????" Wow as someone whose brother studies this civilization at Harvard, that thinking is so 19th century. Nubia and Egypt were cluster cultures. Nubia is much older than Egypt and the first Pharaohs were of Nubian origin. Much of Egyptian culture is connected to Nubia. The Egyptians themselves say they and their gods came from Punt which is modern day Somalia. The Nubians and the Egyptians are cousins with much of their blood and ideas being traded back and forth for thousands of years. By the way Nubia is NOT "Sub Saharan". it's a North African country. 😮
Thanks for comment!
😅 you and your anti-black sub Saharan racism. There's no such thing as a sub-Saharan African. It's just an imaginary racially biased barrier created by "North Africans" invaders. Nubians themselves are proud Africans, and they will tell you themselves they came from the interior or the heart of Africa, source of the Nile, Rwanda etc...
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