This is like being invited to a dinner party with amazingly wonderful discussion. I can imagine myself with a glass of wine across the table. Can't wait for more videos!
@@muffincandle1413 Aye :nods:. The tides of RUclips swirl in mysterious ways and great channels can sometimes take a long time to lift-off as they deserve. For example, I only found my way here because of watching Rachel Maksy's video on the accuracy of the Mummy ... and I only found Rachel because I follow Bernadette Banner ... ... ... and I only found Bernadette because I was researching the decline in cloth quality over the past century ... wheels within wheels :D
@@dallassukerkin6878 so I was watching Shad talking about medieval watchtower, and somehow youtube algorithm thinks that I might also interest in some Victorian cooking. Soup for the poor sounds interesting enough so I clicked on it and watched some Victorian cooking, very educated I would say. Then a few hours later, I ended up watching Rachel Maksy's video and it led me here xD
I love these two. 😊😊 I love the vintage style, and I also love so much the immense amount of fascinating expertise that they share with the audience! Dr Colleen mentioned in another video the laws of ancient Egypt. I hope someday we'll see a video about that! 😁 Thank you so much for sharing! 🤗
I feel blessed. Your channel is literally the best thing happened this weird year.. Thank you for sharing the amazing information and for the 1920s aesthetics. Love you!!!
I like how they’re having a conversation and it’s like we’re included in it. Like we’re all having a conversation about whatever they’re discussing, it’s so fun and inclusive
Dr Darnell and Dr Darnell both inspire me on so many levels. While I am fascinated by and respect their enormous expertise, it is their approach to life in general that I really love. The immersion into the styles and fashions of one era, while delving into the study of yet another, is such a deliciously exuberant way to live fully.
all of these videos are superb, as a hugh fan of Egyptology the have me glued to the screen..... At last a useful purpose for RUclips. please upload more... p.s. love the fashion..........
You two are living my dream! Oh, to have been an archaeologist in Egypt in the 1920’s...it’s obviously a bit romanticized in my head, but you’re the physical embodiment of my ideal. Thank you so much for creating these videos for us! I eagerly await the next installment. Love, light, and blessings to you and yours.
I discovered your channel via Michelle Coursey's "My Vintage Love: 1920's Makeup Tutorial." With the discovery of King Tutankhamun's Tomb approaching its centennial, I decide to begin reading up on Howard Carter and his discovery via historical fiction and biographies. My daughter, who is a history, major watches your channel as well. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you for taking time to share your knowledge and expertise. I've been a big fan of both of you when I discovered Dr. Colleen in an Egyptian documentary featuring the lost queens of Egypt. It means so much to me to be able to learn about this civilization because Egypt has always been so special and close to my heart. I am so grateful for what you do. It allows people like me, who can't afford an education in Egyptology, to study and learn at home while nurturing this curiosity to keep discovering. Thank you Dr. John and Dr. Colleen!
Hi i actually saw you in Racked before and i was frustrated that you didn't have a channel, then today i saw you in Rachel Masky's channel and she put the link to your channel, i couldn't click on it fast enough to watch. What a treat and thrill, i have always loved all things egyptian from Elizabeth Taylor to Agatha Christie's. love love love this and can't wait to see more.
I just discovered this couple because of another video about the movie “the mummy”. Automatically hook to these guys. Love their look. Her hair cut is amazing.
My nan and grandad took me and my cousin to Luxor when I was 16 (it's been 15 years), we went to the Valley of the Kings and Queens, learning that Life is on the East (sun rise) and Death is on the West (sun set), where the Valley is. Walking down into the tombs, and they're deep into the ground, stifling heat, but all you notice is the beautiful artwork that people have painted/carved, explaining how that person lived, and beautifully carved sarcophagus. We went to Luxor Temple, went on a hot air balloon at 4:30AM to watch the sun rise over the temples, I was absolutely shattered when I got home. Absolutely fascinating place, you see photos but until you actually see it face to face, the scale of tombs, statues, buildings, you literally don't realise how large they really are, like many other ancient cultures and all built by hand and all still standing. The saddest part, we have technology and machines, and everything now is so goddamn bland and breaks easily. I love ancient history, sod off to recent World Wars that we learn at school.
You guys are so fun and engaging! I love the Tutankhamen bit at the end. As a fan of Colleen's Instagram page, and also just from having a budding interest in Egyptology, I hope to see more from your channel!
You could not ask for a more thorough and compelling explanation of Ancient Egypt. The Darnells are the gold standard in academia, but also have the gift of making the material understandable to those who are novices to the subject.
I love this! I've been looking for an intellectual channel on Egyptian history. Wondering if there will be an episode on gender in ancient Egypt, specifically on Hatshepsut?
I absolutely love these videos. It makes me feel like I’m an egyptologist in the hay days of the 1920’s. I do listen to music from the 1920’s and dream that I’m in Egypt.
I love that you don't talk down to us mere mortals. It's so rare now to find online and RUclips videos that don't talk down or are over simplified and give complete information in an interesting way. This is such an interesting subject
I am so grateful that you both exist! So fashionable and insanely knowledgeable. My brain can’t handle it and I’m totally ok with that. Much love and appreciation ❤️
Thank you, Doctors Darnell. Great video. Love the photographs depicting how the area looked a century and more gone by now. What a time of discovery that must have been. As always, the History is so fascinating. My best to you and yours. Take care. Stay safe. Looking forward to your next.
WONDERFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Absolutely love your channel especially after I spent years of reading about Egyptian history. Thank you!!! What a treat to have discovered your channel.
What an absolutely exquisite home! I can imagine a glass of red, some cellists playing the corner and the walls and shelves filled to the brim of beautiful ornate statues and bookshelves full of ancient texts kept in pristine condition. Thank you so much for this channel! ♥️
I feel like I am at the best University with the best Egyptology teachers in the world. You shine your passion beautifully. Thank you again for this project! Blessings from Mexico.
I would happily sit with a whiskey sour and listen for hours. Incredibly intelligent conversation and absolutely engaging personalities. Thank you so much for this channel
It's clear by the way you explain everything that you are very professional in what you do! Led by the passion for ancient Egypt and the fashion of the 20's! You are simply amazing! I LOVE WHAT YOU DO
I have just one thing to point out - at around 1.30 when you talk about Hatshepsut's tomb, and John says its been excavated by Howard Carter, and Colleen says "Wow". That. That right there is not necessary. You know this, it is NOT a surprise to you :D
I love the energy you two have together and in these videos. The way you go from one to the other is so easy and seamless. Can't wait to see all the different topics you two cover together.
I was so excited to find this channel, being obsessed with the 1920s and Ancient Egypt even more. I even named my daughter Merit, after the character in Mika Waltari‘s book, The Egyptian. Enjoyed this video very much, thank you!
I am loving these videos so much. I've had an obsession with Egyptology since I was 7 and first learnt about Ancient Egypt, and have wanted to be an archaeologist for even longer (a dream that unfortunately will never be fulfilled). So these videos are giving me life. They're incredibly interesting, and the conversational way that you present the information makes it really easy to understand, and even easier to be drawn into the video. It's like we were in a room together, just casually talking about ancient history. I also really like when you pull out maps and images to show us and make sure we know exactly what/where you're referencing. Just, your videos are so cool and interesting and I'm so happy they exist. 7-year-old me is so jealous of current me for having resources like this. Thanks a million
Full of my conceit, I thought, "I do not need another introduction to the VofK. What can they possibly say that hasn't been said a thousand times. But, I like them, so, I'll listen." Then you began to explain what I had never comprehended clearly - though I thought I had - and finish with Tut in a soup bowl! Again, you are amazing and this was delightful.
Thank you so much for sharing and teaching us in such a pleasing to watch and interesting way. Can't wait for more. I also love the interaction and obvious respect shown between you both. Nobody talks over the other and each is given equal space to share their knowledge.
Thanks for the information. I think your home is beautiful. I was enthralled by Egyptian History after seeing the Tutankhamun Exhibition and reading both Dr Hawass and Howard Carter books. Also Elizabeth Peter's Amelia Peabody Mysteries.
I just discovered you thanks to a friend of mine who's been following you on IG for ages and I can easily tell you you're the best discover I had this year.
Found this channel today, I truly admire your knowledge. I love everything about Egypt, and your explaining is so clear and entertaining, simply amazing. Cheers from Argentina! Looking forward to more videos.
I am so excited that you have started a channel! I have been following both of you on social media and Egyptian documentaries. This is the best thing that had happened during this crazy time.
I subscribed so fast! What a perfect time to start a channel like this, looking forward to more! I'm very inspired by your lifestyle Dr. Colleen, I would like to live/breathe my dream lifestyle/career as well :)
We love this new series so much, so instructive and full of interesting tidbits and funfacts but also so elegant and fun and a little quirky all at the same time ❤💕🙏 can't wait for the next one
so glad you are both finally starting your own channel, i know once word spreads your subscribers and views will increase exponentially! since a young age I have had a minor fascination with egypt, the middle east and everything they are historically connected to! I look forward to all the information, you both will bring forth to satisfy others and my eternal curiosity and thirst for knowledge! thank you both for your willingness to share your expertise!
@@VintageEgyptologist and the collection of academic resources, antiques and artifacts is just superb. I aspire to have a house full of such items in the years to come
I've always wanted to be an archeologist, so watching your videos help me feeling the secondhand experiencing to be an archeologist Very interesting topic
Absolutely enjoyed this, thank you so much!! Brightening my lock down. Hope you all are well, thank you for your effort and for shearing your love and knowledge. Lots of love from South Africa.
Wow! Very interesting and informative video. I'm fascinated by the principle of "Maat" that you mentioned, which sounds very like the concept of "Logos" in ancient Greek philosophy (the basis for what we now call logic) or even the ideas of "Rta" or "The Tao". The most basic translation of "Logos" is "word" or "definition", but over time came to mean "logical argument", "discourse" or in Stoic philosophy, the mind or reason that pervaded and animated the universe. The word "Logos" was used famously by St. John the Evangelist in his gospel to describe the nature of Jesus Christ, and has become very important to Christian philosophy and theology. C.S. Lewis did some fascinating research in "The Abolition of Man" that compared the ideas of transcendent truth and (as a consequence) moral law across different world-views. Definitely would love to hear more about "Maat" in the future.
Thank you, thank you SO MUCH for creating this channel! I'd hoped you would since Madame Colleen appeared in Rachel Maksy's video "Watching "The Mummy" With An Actual Egyptologist". Looking forward to more videos from you!
Great video as always!! Love you and the more I watch the more I learn ❤️❤️❤️ Could you tell us a bit more of the social structure in ancient Egypt next? ❤️
This going to sound odd, but this series is making me more interested in Saxon and Celtic history - ok I'm biased being British, but the wonderful way you both present Egyptian history makes everything seem worth studying.
This is like being invited to a dinner party with amazingly wonderful discussion. I can imagine myself with a glass of wine across the table. Can't wait for more videos!
That is so kind!
Perfect comment
This channel is criminally *underrated*
Give it time. I think it will soon become very popular 😍
@@muffincandle1413 Aye :nods:. The tides of RUclips swirl in mysterious ways and great channels can sometimes take a long time to lift-off as they deserve. For example, I only found my way here because of watching Rachel Maksy's video on the accuracy of the Mummy ... and I only found Rachel because I follow Bernadette Banner ... ... ... and I only found Bernadette because I was researching the decline in cloth quality over the past century ... wheels within wheels :D
@@dallassukerkin6878 so I was watching Shad talking about medieval watchtower, and somehow youtube algorithm thinks that I might also interest in some Victorian cooking. Soup for the poor sounds interesting enough so I clicked on it and watched some Victorian cooking, very educated I would say. Then a few hours later, I ended up watching Rachel Maksy's video and it led me here xD
I love these two. 😊😊 I love the vintage style, and I also love so much the immense amount of fascinating expertise that they share with the audience! Dr Colleen mentioned in another video the laws of ancient Egypt. I hope someday we'll see a video about that! 😁 Thank you so much for sharing! 🤗
I feel blessed. Your channel is literally the best thing happened this weird year.. Thank you for sharing the amazing information and for the 1920s aesthetics. Love you!!!
You are so welcome! That is a lovely compliment!
What fabulous and intellectual people you are! Find yourself someone who looks at you the way Colleen and John look at each other💜 Couple goals 💜
Very kind - thank you!
Totally!!!!
I like how they’re having a conversation and it’s like we’re included in it. Like we’re all having a conversation about whatever they’re discussing, it’s so fun and inclusive
Dr Darnell and Dr Darnell both inspire me on so many levels. While I am fascinated by and respect their enormous expertise, it is their approach to life in general that I really love. The immersion into the styles and fashions of one era, while delving into the study of yet another, is such a deliciously exuberant way to live fully.
I love how even though you're both so knowledgeable you still learn from each other while teaching us ❤️ so wholesome
all of these videos are superb, as a hugh fan of Egyptology the have me glued to the screen..... At last a useful purpose for RUclips. please upload more... p.s. love the fashion..........
You two are living my dream! Oh, to have been an archaeologist in Egypt in the 1920’s...it’s obviously a bit romanticized in my head, but you’re the physical embodiment of my ideal. Thank you so much for creating these videos for us! I eagerly await the next installment. Love, light, and blessings to you and yours.
Thank you for that lovely comment!
I discovered your channel via Michelle Coursey's "My Vintage Love: 1920's Makeup Tutorial." With the discovery of King Tutankhamun's Tomb approaching its centennial, I decide to begin reading up on Howard Carter and his discovery via historical fiction and biographies. My daughter, who is a history, major watches your channel as well. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
This is what my dreams are made of: vintage fashion and ancient historical discussions. ❤️
Thank you for taking time to share your knowledge and expertise. I've been a big fan of both of you when I discovered Dr. Colleen in an Egyptian documentary featuring the lost queens of Egypt. It means so much to me to be able to learn about this civilization because Egypt has always been so special and close to my heart. I am so grateful for what you do. It allows people like me, who can't afford an education in Egyptology, to study and learn at home while nurturing this curiosity to keep discovering. Thank you Dr. John and Dr. Colleen!
Thank you for that lovely comment! It is so wonderful to hear that you like the videos.
The mirror on the back remind me of the Van Eyck's Arnolfini Portrait lol
you're right it's amazing!!
Hi i actually saw you in Racked before and i was frustrated that you didn't have a channel, then today i saw you in Rachel Masky's channel and she put the link to your channel, i couldn't click on it fast enough to watch. What a treat and thrill, i have always loved all things egyptian from Elizabeth Taylor to Agatha Christie's. love love love this and can't wait to see more.
I just discovered this couple because of another video about the movie “the mummy”. Automatically hook to these guys. Love their look. Her hair cut is amazing.
all that fascinating talk about returning to the primal, chaotic womb after death is incredibly Freudian
I have no words to describe how AMAZING this channel is...
I'd love to hear you discuss the Lost Labyrinth of Egypt, it sounds interesting
These two are fascinating and charming. I love listening to them.
You are so kind, thank you!
Wow, I just stumbled across Phryne Fisher's glamorous egyptologyst friends
Welcome aboard!
I'm in love with that mirror
so happyyyy to subscribe to this channel
Your high school classmates enjoyed this video John! You were always so much fun to listen to. Glad to see that hasn't changed.
My nan and grandad took me and my cousin to Luxor when I was 16 (it's been 15 years), we went to the Valley of the Kings and Queens, learning that Life is on the East (sun rise) and Death is on the West (sun set), where the Valley is. Walking down into the tombs, and they're deep into the ground, stifling heat, but all you notice is the beautiful artwork that people have painted/carved, explaining how that person lived, and beautifully carved sarcophagus. We went to Luxor Temple, went on a hot air balloon at 4:30AM to watch the sun rise over the temples, I was absolutely shattered when I got home. Absolutely fascinating place, you see photos but until you actually see it face to face, the scale of tombs, statues, buildings, you literally don't realise how large they really are, like many other ancient cultures and all built by hand and all still standing. The saddest part, we have technology and machines, and everything now is so goddamn bland and breaks easily. I love ancient history, sod off to recent World Wars that we learn at school.
So thrilled I found your wonderful channel! Through Miss Fisher. I wondered if the oval shape of your beautiful tureens was intentional! 😊
You guys are so fun and engaging! I love the Tutankhamen bit at the end. As a fan of Colleen's Instagram page, and also just from having a budding interest in Egyptology, I hope to see more from your channel!
You could not ask for a more thorough and compelling explanation of Ancient Egypt. The Darnells are the gold standard in academia, but also have the gift of making the material understandable to those who are novices to the subject.
Thank you, Jodi, for that lovely comment!!!
What do I get from this channel?🤔
1. Learn about ancient Egypt (my favorite ancient civilization of all)
2. Time travel to the 20s 🤗😆
Love watching your posts! Brilliant people and expert storytellers. It's a pleasure. Happy New Year to you both!!
I love this! I've been looking for an intellectual channel on Egyptian history. Wondering if there will be an episode on gender in ancient Egypt, specifically on Hatshepsut?
We certainly plan on talking about Hatshepsut in more detail!
I absolutely love these videos. It makes me feel like I’m an egyptologist in the hay days of the 1920’s. I do listen to music from the 1920’s and dream that I’m in Egypt.
So charming
I am so happy that I found this channel! These videos are amazing. Thank you so much for sharing!! Can’t wait for more! ❤️
I love that you don't talk down to us mere mortals. It's so rare now to find online and RUclips videos that don't talk down or are over simplified and give complete information in an interesting way. This is such an interesting subject
Thank you both for this wonderful and educational channel.
I am so grateful that you both exist! So fashionable and insanely knowledgeable. My brain can’t handle it and I’m totally ok with that. Much love and appreciation ❤️
Wow, thank you!
Thank you, Doctors Darnell. Great video. Love the photographs depicting how the area looked a century and more gone by now. What a time of discovery that must have been. As always, the History is so fascinating. My best to you and yours. Take care. Stay safe.
Looking forward to your next.
Thank you!
WONDERFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Absolutely love your channel especially after I spent years of reading about Egyptian history. Thank you!!! What a treat to have discovered your channel.
What an absolutely exquisite home! I can imagine a glass of red, some cellists playing the corner and the walls and shelves filled to the brim of beautiful ornate statues and bookshelves full of ancient texts kept in pristine condition. Thank you so much for this channel! ♥️
I feel like I am at the best University with the best Egyptology teachers in the world. You shine your passion beautifully. Thank you again for this project! Blessings from Mexico.
I would happily sit with a whiskey sour and listen for hours. Incredibly intelligent conversation and absolutely engaging personalities. Thank you so much for this channel
Thank you! Excellent presentation. I will enjoy you channel.
It's clear by the way you explain everything that you are very professional in what you do! Led by the passion for ancient Egypt and the fashion of the 20's! You are simply amazing! I LOVE WHAT YOU DO
It's utterly fascinating how the architecture of the tombs reflects the Egyptians' religious beliefs. Thank you for the education!
Delicious delivery! Thank you darlings. Eagerly awaiting your next video! 💙
I have just one thing to point out - at around 1.30 when you talk about Hatshepsut's tomb, and John says its been excavated by Howard Carter, and Colleen says "Wow".
That. That right there is not necessary. You know this, it is NOT a surprise to you :D
I love the energy you two have together and in these videos. The way you go from one to the other is so easy and seamless. Can't wait to see all the different topics you two cover together.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👑👑👑I love the Valley of the Kings...all of Egypt! I have Egyptian ancestry!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
We are time travelling to ancient history thank you mam to share such an amazing information
Please I just need more videos. I love the style you have and your way of exposing subjects is absolutely fantastic.
I was so excited to find this channel, being obsessed with the 1920s and Ancient Egypt even more. I even named my daughter Merit, after the character in Mika Waltari‘s book, The Egyptian. Enjoyed this video very much, thank you!
So excited for this channel, being invited too a dinner party with the two of you would be a stunning experience!
As someone who wants to become an egyptologist this is such an amazing video series and youtube. Thank you so much
Very informational!!
How come it took me so long to find this channel. You're both responsible for my interest in ancient egypt. Thank you
I am loving these videos so much. I've had an obsession with Egyptology since I was 7 and first learnt about Ancient Egypt, and have wanted to be an archaeologist for even longer (a dream that unfortunately will never be fulfilled). So these videos are giving me life. They're incredibly interesting, and the conversational way that you present the information makes it really easy to understand, and even easier to be drawn into the video. It's like we were in a room together, just casually talking about ancient history. I also really like when you pull out maps and images to show us and make sure we know exactly what/where you're referencing. Just, your videos are so cool and interesting and I'm so happy they exist. 7-year-old me is so jealous of current me for having resources like this. Thanks a million
Full of my conceit, I thought, "I do not need another introduction to the VofK. What can they possibly say that hasn't been said a thousand times. But, I like them, so, I'll listen." Then you began to explain what I had never comprehended clearly - though I thought I had - and finish with Tut in a soup bowl! Again, you are amazing and this was delightful.
Thank you so very much!! It is wonderful to hear that the videos are making a contribution to learning.
What a marvellous way to discuss such interesting subjects.Looking forward for more vídeos!
Thank you!
Since you're both college professors this is like a free lessons,I've always wanted to be an archeologist,you guys are living the dream!! He'll yeah!
Thank you so much for sharing and teaching us in such a pleasing to watch and interesting way. Can't wait for more. I also love the interaction and obvious respect shown between you both. Nobody talks over the other and each is given equal space to share their knowledge.
Thanks for the information. I think your home is beautiful. I was enthralled by Egyptian History after seeing the Tutankhamun Exhibition and reading both Dr Hawass and Howard Carter books. Also Elizabeth Peter's Amelia Peabody Mysteries.
You are such unique amazing people, thank you so much for bringing this content and sharing your knowledge! Keep it coming, pretty pretty please!
I love this channel and your style. It’s absolutely magnificent.
I just discovered you thanks to a friend of mine who's been following you on IG for ages and I can easily tell you you're the best discover I had this year.
Another great and informative episode! Absolutely love listening to the both of you talk about Egyptology! Looking forward to the videos to follow.
I love this channel. I want to live with them and just listen to all of the information FOREVER
Found this channel today, I truly admire your knowledge. I love everything about Egypt, and your explaining is so clear and entertaining, simply amazing. Cheers from Argentina! Looking forward to more videos.
I am so excited that you have started a channel! I have been following both of you on social media and Egyptian documentaries. This is the best thing that had happened during this crazy time.
Yay! Thank you!
I subscribed so fast! What a perfect time to start a channel like this, looking forward to more! I'm very inspired by your lifestyle Dr. Colleen, I would like to live/breathe my dream lifestyle/career as well :)
Thank you so much !!! Colleen, adore you!
We love this new series so much, so instructive and full of interesting tidbits and funfacts but also so elegant and fun and a little quirky all at the same time ❤💕🙏 can't wait for the next one
Glad you like them!
First of all, congrats for the excellent channel! Just read Breasted’s history and am in love with Egypt. Please do more videos!!!!!
so glad you are both finally starting your own channel, i know once word spreads your subscribers and views will increase exponentially! since a young age I have had a minor fascination with egypt, the middle east and everything they are historically connected to! I look forward to all the information, you both will bring forth to satisfy others and my eternal curiosity and thirst for knowledge! thank you both for your willingness to share your expertise!
These videos, and their detail, are absolutely fascinating and intriguing to watch
That is very kind, thank you!
@@VintageEgyptologist and the collection of academic resources, antiques and artifacts is just superb. I aspire to have a house full of such items in the years to come
Hearing you guys talk about egypt awakes a passion in me. Thank you Dr. Colleen and dr. John.
I've always wanted to be an archeologist, so watching your videos help me feeling the secondhand experiencing to be an archeologist
Very interesting topic
Absolutely enjoyed this, thank you so much!! Brightening my lock down. Hope you all are well, thank you for your effort and for shearing your love and knowledge. Lots of love from South Africa.
... who else kinda wants a 'Vintage Egyptologist reacts to Horrible Histories Awful Egyptians'????
Wow! Very interesting and informative video. I'm fascinated by the principle of "Maat" that you mentioned, which sounds very like the concept of "Logos" in ancient Greek philosophy (the basis for what we now call logic) or even the ideas of "Rta" or "The Tao". The most basic translation of "Logos" is "word" or "definition", but over time came to mean "logical argument", "discourse" or in Stoic philosophy, the mind or reason that pervaded and animated the universe. The word "Logos" was used famously by St. John the Evangelist in his gospel to describe the nature of Jesus Christ, and has become very important to Christian philosophy and theology. C.S. Lewis did some fascinating research in "The Abolition of Man" that compared the ideas of transcendent truth and (as a consequence) moral law across different world-views. Definitely would love to hear more about "Maat" in the future.
Love it! The perfect blend of information and whimsy! Can't wait for more!
Thanks so much!
Haha! Love the Tutankhamen plush! 😁
Anyway, thank you for the knowledge sharing. And I finally know what Duat means!
Thank you, thank you SO MUCH for creating this channel! I'd hoped you would since Madame Colleen appeared in Rachel Maksy's video "Watching "The Mummy" With An Actual Egyptologist". Looking forward to more videos from you!
This channel is like a dream come true for me. Thank you so much for sharing with us these wonderful informations, can't wait for the next videos!
Great video as always!! Love you and the more I watch the more I learn ❤️❤️❤️ Could you tell us a bit more of the social structure in ancient Egypt next? ❤️
This is just AMAZING ! Can't wait to see the upcoming videos !
Hi from Brazil.
More to come!
Love this channel! Thank you both for passing on such wonderful knowledge and making me want to become an Egyptologist even more! 😊
So happy you guys started a RUclips channel! Always had a fascination with Egyptology and I absolutely love that I’m getting to learn a bit of it now.
Welcome aboard!
One can get a lot of information from your videos. Thanks.
wow that is amazing and crazy. them moving the tombs. wow.
I love the 1920's style absolutely beautiful ! Your home is lovely 😍 I love Egyptian history as well. Thank you for your channel !
Thank you for making a RUclips channel!!!! Wishing you both all the success and hope to see a lot of content coming up soon. =D
Our pleasure!
Well now, that was time well spent...Thank you both.
This is magnificent
Im so glad I found this channel. Ive seen you both in documentaries and falling more in Love with Ancient Egypt so this is a great find 😁 Thank you!
Great channel , lets learn about ancient Egypt !
seeing your videos makes me want to become an egyptologist even more!! thank you so much
Colleen Darnell should make a video on her life, about how she got to become such a fine and elegant lady.
This going to sound odd, but this series is making me more interested in Saxon and Celtic history - ok I'm biased being British, but the wonderful way you both present Egyptian history makes everything seem worth studying.
Thrilling discussion! You two make wonderful Egyptology professors. I'm excited to learn more!
Thank you!
Very interesting topic. I am so glad I've found you two.