Ancient Egyptian Secrets At The Monastery (FULL DOCUMENTARY) Catholic Church Treasure Collection!
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
- Ancient Egyptian artefacts hidden high away in a monastery in the Tuscan hills of Italy. From mummies, sacred texts, links to the crusades and more in this exclusive access of a private collection of Ancient Egyptian artifacts collected by the Catholic Church!
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"Ok honey! Don't bother me for the next hour! Curtis is on!" As I sit here enthralled by another of your wonderful documentaries, on a subject that has always interested me, I am again taken with how well you tell a story, the nuances of your voice, and the knowledge it exudes, and can bring to life these wonderful retellings of history long ago. And the things they were able to save are beyond fantastic! Thanks again, Curtis, and Felippo for your wonderful camera work, for another walk back in time! I'm so giddy with happiness I'm going to watch it again! 💕
haha you are too funny Cynthia!
Excellent program. Thank you for this and a special thanks to the monastery for allowing you access - and for us to view their treasures along with you.
thanks Ann
This was so well done and interesting. Curtis, you should have a series on PBS. I loved watching and learning and listening to you, telling us the stories of ancient Egypt. ❤️
Maybe one day!
Thank you for sharing this fascinating collection!
Your ancient Egyptian documentaries are outstanding. Your passion for the subject shines through your work. Your narration immerses the viewer in the same powerful way as David Attenborough does with nature documentaries.
That is a big compliment! Wow thanks
Your voice is so enchanting thank you for sharing your love of Egyptian history with us 💕
You are too kind! 🙏
He has also an very good English, it's easy to understand
The sentiment of respecting others' cultures is desperately needed today! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion with us! Informative and entertaining!
Absolutely Lawrence!
You captivated me in the first minute. Outstanding video.
thank you soo much Chris!
Fascinating and so great the Monastery permitted you to film and share it with us.
They were very kind and welcoming of the idea 😇
Whether the artefacts are in a museum or a monastery, I want to see that they are respected and well looked after. These are. Fascinated by Nefertari myself - Her tomb may have been desecrated but her memory lives on as a truly great monarch. Thank you for getting permission to show us these things.🙏
thanks Susan, it was very special for me to see them!
Awesome job Curtis
😎 thanks Ronnie!!
Another wonderful classy documentary.
Glad you enjoyed it Dewi!
What a great privilege to have access to so many treasures. I think I would be there for the whole day if allowed. This is a great history lesson. Thank you so much for sharing Curtis. 🙂🇨🇦
I spent around 3 hours in there :)
@@CurtisRyanWoodside when I was married, my husband would occasionally have to go to work at his company's head office in Calgary, Alberta. We would stay at a hotel that was connected to The Glenbow Museum. As soon as he left in the morning I would go to the museum until the end of the day. Notebook and pen in hand. I loved it. 🙂
Thank you Curtis for that wonderful tour!
Thank you for coming along !
Very professional documentary I appreciate your efforts in making this video on RUclips.
Thank you very much! I try my best
What an incredible monastery with a connection to Egypt. I always learn something new with your vlogs. You are wealth of knowledge and present your knowledge in an easy and interesting manner. Thanks for sharing 😍😘
haha I try and give the best info for the viewer to enjoy
Curtis, this was absolutely fascinating. I am not into this kind of thing but you captured my attention. You brought forth many interesting facts. I was not aware that Saint Francis and his monks went into Egypt. Plus you located this monastery & museum in the Italy with all this amazing Egyptian and Italian history was brilliant. Thank you so much. You are a great narrator and so much more.Thank you Philippo for the camera work, well done.🤩💕🌈🇨🇦
thanks Clara, I always try to tell some lesser known information!
@@CurtisRyanWoodside The lesser known information is what I love to hear.
So very interesting, mysterious and so historical knowledge given. You, dear Curtis, are a fantastic teacher and narrator. Thank you for taking this tie to do this on youtube. Always enjoy all of your very interesting documentaries. So proud to see a link with Italy!
aw Carol, so happy you enjoyed this one!
Wow, another great video, thank you so much! I love learning about Egypt ande seeing the artificats. You can tell how much you know about your subject, and how much you love it. These are outstanding documentaries, better than any I've seen. Keep it up, look forward the next one!
So nice of you thanks!
I’ve been watching all your documentaries and I’ve learned so much about Egypt and you have taken me places that i would of never seen. Just love your videos and knowledge about Egypt and about the Pharos and Queens. This video was amazing Curtis and can’t wait to see more thank you for sharing you’re amazing 🫶🏼❤️
More coming Tina!
@@CurtisRyanWoodside yess can’t wait 🥰🫶🏼
Really enjoy your documentaries. I love that you chose a collection that many might not have the opportunity to see.
I always want to try and show unseens things Elle :)
Thank you Curtis for a most fascinating tour of these marvellous Egyptian artefacts your knowledge in the story telling is captivating
thank you Muriel!
We are very impressed with your writing and presentation skills - many thanks.
thanks Richard ... always growing every day
I see a documentary by you I know its will be not only informative but beautiful esthetic as well. Your soothing voice and mannerisms are what caught my eye years ago. Grateful and appreciative fan from the states. 🙏👏
Wow, thank you Renee !
Beautiful video! ❤ 👍
It's amazing how there seems to be bits and pieces of ancient Egypt all over the world!
It really is!
Wow....what a privilege you were granted to view and document this collection. I believe that the contents, though few in number compared to a large museum, speak volumes of its importance. Your narration was extremely powerful in the way you built excitement towards the more important items in this collection. For instance, when you were speaking about the priest and the wood cover that depicted the God to watch over the priest, gave me goosebumps. Bravo on a most engaging documentary.
wow thank you Todd! indeed the pieces are fewer, which allowed focus on their individuality
l could listen to you all day .You make everything exciting to listen too ,Hello from Ottawa Canada
Thanks for listening Valerie, and hi to Ottawa!
Wonderfully presented, your voice and manner are so respectful and mesmerizing. I watched this presentation a number of times. Bravo!
Again an interesting & visually great made documentary. I think the intention to teach respect for other cultures through the exhibition is very good. Better than collecting just for the sake of collecting. And it was great to see objects from the tombs of Nefertari and Ramses, terrible that so much, even her mummy, was destroyed. That must have been very special for you, especially with those two.
Thank you for the documentary and your work, Curtis!
It was a very special moment! And yes I think they have such a good thought behind it 😇
I've always loved ancient history. Thank you for bringing this to us. When studying history in sixth grade ( many moons ago) it was always Egypt that held my attention. Your a wonderful story teller, I need to catch up on your vlogs.
Wow!! Loved the documentary!!! In ten days I´ll be dazzled by Egiptian treasures in Cairo, Luxor etc... Thank you for your channel!!
Have fun!
I love your videos. I always learn something new from them. I think I learned about 10 new facts from this one. I like the idea of the monk who started the collection. I think those small collections help preserve and display things that might not be displayed in large museums.
Mari - exactly ! this small collection is very curated and makes you focus on the piece, I loved it
I find the images created for the less wealthy people incredibly moving. Maybe they had some money, but they were not pharoahs or all-powerful beings, yet they strived to achieve immortality and they then left their legacy for us to remember them. I am so glad this monastery has these memories. Given that the Egyptians were so focused on the after-life, I cannot think of a better place to store their artifacts than in a monastery which is also focused on the after-life.
Thank you for the video! It is priceless.
thanks Daniel, indeed the "every-day" people are fascinating
This was very pleasant to watch and has elevated my day
well I am glad
Wonderful documentary, Thank you Curtis. Very beautiful artifacts, kept safe at the monastery. X
exactly Lucy
I’m seriously on the edge of my seat I can’t wait for you next documentary on Eygpt!
Absolutely fascinating and enthralling... Your voice is so very soothing and calming Curtis
Wow, thank you Sandi!
"And there he was this young boy, a stranger to my eyes, singing my life with his words" Curtis, this documentary put me inside my 20 year old body; on a summer term in Firenze. Life was unmatchable as I clung to a young Italian, his hair flying in my face, scootering up the hill to Fiesole. I saw myself in you taking photos of works I'd fallen in love with (Michaelangelo's bound slaves, or Giotto's frescos . . .) If I had to pick a time and place to live, I would pick the Etruscan culture. I love how the women are sitting right next to their husbands on funery sculpture. Thank you so much for your nuanced storytelling. I could actually FEEL the excitement like before.
I went right home that summer and chose History of Art as my major. Go with God Curtis. Thrive!
that was beautiful Ms R
I sleep well EVERY SINGLE NIGHT going to bed peacefully watching shows like this. I want to thank all those who help me learn. I wish I could teach people I really do. I would love to be able to help in the world.
This is captivating Curtis 🌟 I appreciate your explorations more than I could ever say🙏🏼🤗💖
Loved documentary curtis especially about naftari cant wait until you return to egypt with more great documentary thank you for showing us these museum .
More to come Vickie!
Wow wow amazing Curtis that was so interesting 👏 ❤every minute THANKS 💫
thank you Hannah!
Fascinating documentary - thank you - from Brisbane Australia.
thank you Veronica!
Interesting facts about people places and things where Egyptian culture is truly all over the world! Thank you again for all you do
egypt truly is all over the world Fred!
You make the best documentary!! So much info
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Thank you so much. This was very fascinating.
glad you enjoyed it!!!
Another wonderful one, thanks Curtis!
LOVE WHAT U ARE DOING !!!!!!! :) OXOX
Thank you so much Robin!
What an amazing work! Cheers
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for the tour!!!!!!!
Any time Angela!
this is some epic work man, really well done
oh wow thank you!!!
that is very well presented, love the way you bring us to this ancient wolrd….thank you for all your effort…..enjoying each vlog you present
Many thanks Viviane!
Ciao Curtis what a fascinating documentary fixed to the screen I was taken back to monastery Egyptian times priests afterlife you have captured the essence of life itself I’m left spellbound with a sense of knowing my ancestors have spoken of Grazie mille Curtis just love your work deserving of awards Amore my love❤️❤️😘😘👌👌🌟🌟
aw as always your comment brings me great joy Brenda
@@CurtisRyanWoodside my pleasure piacere mio and you always bring me joy my love so proud of you😘😘❤️❤️👌👌☀️☀️
Welcome back Curtis...
Come back soul from ancient Egyptian times as I said before...
Wonderful documentary CR, thank you so much. So happy you went to Fiesole.A lovely little place. Is the cake shop I told you about a few months ago still there ? 💖🙏🙏💖Franca😊
I didn't explore the village, but there seemed to be a nice restaurant near the monastery!
Thank you for sharing :D Little known collections are the best. Crazy that they have Naqada period vases!!
Right?!
again a very interesting and educational documentary. just keep up the great work, always looking forward to the next one. thank you
Glad you enjoyed it Gaetan!
Thank you Curtis!
My pleasure!
Indeed another captivating documentary that takes us back in time to an enthralling civilization. No matter how small or 'seemingly insignificant' one may characterize an artifact, it was of importance to its creator and to its owner. I'm truly blown away by this incredible collection, owned and beautifully displayed in a land that respected its culture, yet so far from it...
Wow, Curtis. Thank you!
I love your videos. The narration is excellent and I am enthralled every time.
Glad you like them Bindi!
Your voice is hypnotic! Your pronunciations and accent are lyrical!
Curtis thank you for a lovely show. I learned soooooo much.thank you for a wonderful lesson.😀😁😀😁😁😀😁😀😁😀😁😀😁😀😁😀😁😀😁😀😁😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😎
thank you so much Suzanne!!!
Amazing presentation, thank u Curtis form australia
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you from Italy!
Wonderful Curtis.
thank you Sandra!
Very interesting and your voice is so relaxing to listen to.
A most articulate portrayal of ancient Egyptian artifacts , ✨ encapturing the moment of an era from long ago, thankfully through your superb presentation! Brilliant!!!
Oh Angel thank you! This documentary was a very different take on my style, and I actually think it’s the best - just wish this one was more recognised. But yt doesn’t like promoting artistic videos
Your welcome! Curtis! The interest, admiration and appreciation shown in your spectacular documentary is truly awe inspiring!
What a fascinating place Curtis. I'm sure that many of us were unaware of it's existence and I'm so glad I now know! Thank you for sharing your incredible passion and knowledge with us. :D xoxo
My pleasure! Always looking for unseen things to show!
Hi Curtis - how interesting it was to accompany you in the Italian monastery that houses a collection of Egyptian treasures that are more than 3000 years old. You have such an interesting way of drawing us into the exciting past. I just wish my English was better, but your calm voice makes me understand most things. I am Danish, born in 1948 - when I was 25 years old, I worked as a secretary for Copenhagen City Architect, he was next to his job in our capital - also an Egyptologist - after one of his trips to the pyramids, he came home and asked , to have the flowers in the office replaced, with Papyrus, which I was to learn to care for. He got me interested in the exciting story. You have to think that at that time, it was rare to watch TV - so it was small with knowledge, from the history of other countries. Thank you for your exciting videos. Marianne Svea Hermann
wow, papyrus is hard to care for if not planted in a watery area. well done!
Yes, Curtis - the system we used was a large pot in which the plant was put - and then the pot was filled with water - the water had to be kept at the same height constantly and then they got a liquid fertilizer every 6 weeks. When there was withered foliage, it was removed. Once I was inside that rhythm, the papyrus plants thrived fine, but when I had to take vacations, the substitute had to look after them according to my recipe.
I have never traveled further than Italy, I have, among other things. been in Rome, Venice, Verona, Lake Garda and the Dolomites. I have been to many places in Greece where Santorini was the most exciting place. In France the most exciting have been in the many caves, my x-man and I have also been at D-day beaching in Normandy. Although our travels have only taken place in mainland Europe, we have never lacked exciting destinations. The world is so big - and even though I'll turn 74 next month, it's not possible to see everything, especially if it's to be a destination with content. That's also why I'm so happy to follow you on RUclips.
Fascinating! Love your documentaries.
Glad you like them Lesli!
Thanks again Curtis 🥰
You are so welcome Denise!
Why only 8k5 views? I'm appalled. This is worth way, way more than that. Thanks for a great upload. :-)
hahah as am I!
🤩FANTASTIC!! I learn so much from your vlogs!! Very interesting that Albert Einstein stayed there, my Peruvian great grandfather (who was an inventor) received a letter from Einstein wanting to discuss his work🥰🥰🥰
wow that's amazing Maria!
Your documentaries remind me of the feelings evoked by Christian Jacq in his docu-novels of Ramses and the workers at Dier-Al-Medina. Thank you! Really good work.
Oooh, will watch later. Thanks Curtis 🪲
Let me know what you thought of it!😎
Well, that’s a tale - religious education in other countries. Really interesting Curtis. Looked up faience - tin plate pottery. Love Egyptian blue. So glad you talked to the monks about letting us all see their collection. Please pass on my thanks. See you 🪲
Beautiful videos thank you
What a wonderful video ! I always learn something from you! I thank you! Mr. Curtis, will you do a video on hieroglyphics symbols. If you could shower picture of like the god Ra and how that spelled what wrong I have how hieroglyphic laid they painted wrong and what it looks like I think it B very educational for people to learn a few basics of the Egyptian language. Thank you so much was absolutely wonderful! You always seem to find interesting facts about
Hi Fred, I can read basics in Glyphs. Colleen Darnell has some great videos on them. But I could do basics!
@@CurtisRyanWoodside thank you! I know the sign for Rah, the sun god looks like. I just think it would so cool for you to teach basic lessons on their symbols!
More history posts, please. I am all things Egypt and early church - having studied it myself for a PhD
wow PhD! thats impressive and dedication
Another wonderful and perfect documentary by you Ryan! I would like to know more about the background music of this one, is there somewhere to listen separately?
thanks Clarissa! well, the music is mostly ancient Egyptian music and Assyrian, mixed with coptic chanting!
@@CurtisRyanWoodside Thank you 😻
From when you started making videos, you have become a wonderful presenter of factual information. It amazes me how a painting dog gets 50 million views compared to your films. Smh.... keep up the great work Curtis, hugs from outback Queensland, Australia xo
thanks Mel!!! Well YT does not favour pushing my kind of videos forward - they aim for quick brainless work. There are some though that get it right!
Wow Curtis what a privilege for you to see this small egyptian collection in a monastery and to have a ushabti of your favourite egyptian queen as well Nefertari double Wow. I wonder if there are any other hidden egyptian collection elsewhere in Italy.
my thoughts exactly David!
Very interesting and informative.
Thanks Mary 😇
Superbe Documentaire. Merci
I had no idea Saint Francis traveled to Egypt to make peace. Thank you for the interesting tour.
Well they did say Carter and Carmarthen took some treasures for them selves to get something for their troubles,what they were we probably never find out , love the video well done ,well presented
thanks!
Absolutely fascinating tour!
Thank You!
Couldn't help myself, noticing those two hands.
The proportions, length, of the fingers, are different, if comparing to ours.
There's a special feature of so called "Greek feet", where the second toe is longer than the big toe.
Genetics...yes.
Its told that such longer toe, makes the balance more optimal.
But howcome the thumbs, and index fingers are that elongated? As it occures.
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Did these hands "fell off" a mummy, or were they severed? Probably fell off, as it looks.
But they'd found a lot of severed hands allocated at some excavation in Egypt.
The origins of the pharaohs, and the people, aren't the same.
These hands...Could they've been belonging to an Ethiopian, maybe?
The Fransiscan monks and the Coptic church seems to have get along quite well.
From a historian aspect, that's very important to highlight what was observed , described, by these, at that ancient times.
The Roman's, and other supremacies, didn't present the truth. Only what glorified, gained, their ego.
We were left with emty hands.
Now we're filling them with true stories of mankind.
Our "blind DNA" like encoded memory..to spark...connect to collective memory.
Greetings from Sweden. 🙂
I think the hands had fallen from a mummy or sold like that for the intent of tourists ages ago… the fingers look longer because of the mummification process 😉
Hi Maria, the foot thing is called Morton's Toe and it's genetic. I have it :)
Another South African accent ❤️love this
Haha I would say I have a light SA accent 😂😉
I have been there!!!!!!!!!!!!! Fiesole ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
its beautiful !
@@CurtisRyanWoodside yaass I went there last year and I discovered it when my friend didn't want to go and see it. I don't know if you've noticed but in the museum still stand the Etruscan walls of the acropolis. Even Einstein loved being there. If you come and visit us again I recommend you leave for the valley of sant'Elsa. I discovered etrsucan ruins in a stream of water ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@CurtisRyanWoodside when I saw the thumbnail I immediately recognized the bell ❤️❤️
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As the monk said it will teach people to respect other people’s beliefs.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Yeah its great to have permission tge show i watched the other fay showed some egyptian stuff and it was a public building its strange how nobody really knows this stuff. Because obviously if it is in a public building they are not hiding the fact.
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"A civilization so strong that it changed the invaders". We'll said! 09:56
Absolutely
Thanks for this documentary! I enjoy seeing these little-known collections you have been featuring. It's fascinating seeing all of the connections to ancient Egypt in Italy, especially as I have a special fondness for both places. I feel very fortunate to have been able to visit the Museo Egizio in Torino years ago and to have seen a traveling exhibit on Nefertari just before the pandemic shut things down!
Speaking of Nefertari, I was wondering…how do we know the details, including roughly the time period, about the fate of Nefertari's mummy and her tomb's contents? Was there anything that was discovered during Schiaparelli's excavation or was it more recently?
Grazie mille di nuovo! In bocca al lupo con gli altri progetti futuri!
grazie Roberto, I believe an ancient coptic explorer (can't remember the name now) wrote about the christians going into tombs in the valley of the queens and looting and burning mummies as firewood.
26:04 🥰🥰
the life expectancy of 35 is misleading because there skewed by the massive child mortality rates - if you could make it past 2 years you could expect to live a lot longer than 35 - indeed 3 score years and 10
hmm well most mummies we have died around 30-40 years old. so the life expectancy for people was low never the less
I’m suprised that Hitler and goreing didn’t blow the valley of the kings and other necropolises to pieces trying to find ancient treasures buried in untouched tombs. They tried to steal everything they could but I don’t hear much about them looting Egypt which they occupied I believe… 🤔
Cultural Connections humbly and respectfully…
Ancient Egypt was looted by the colomizer, go to Europe to see ancient Egypt? Man, even I don't smoke enough to make that right
Church still won’t tell you the truth and why they kept going to Egypt? Ever ponder why they don’t have as much Indian , Buddha ,drune or other religions artifacts? Why are they so obsessed with Egypt …smh I guess if many ppl found out the truth they would either leave the church or deny the truth.