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20 Amazing Artifacts at the Egyptian Museum
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- Опубликовано: 5 дек 2023
- Cairo's Egyptian Museum is home to a seemingly never ending collection of ancient artifacts. Here are 20 of my favorites.
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I don’t know how anyone with half a brain could argue that these were made using copper chisels and pounding stones. The black diorite and rose granite statues would have to have been made using machine like technology with computer precision. Ben from Uncharted X has tested the vases and shown them geometrically perfect to within a fraction of a human hair! Sorry mainstream archeologists, it’s time to step aside and let the truth be revealed.
Often hard surfaces are polished with hair..
@@sdjuxu Good one 🤣
@@mrbluepencil_ well it's true,I'm surprised no one has really talked about it regarding this...I hadn't thought about for a long time till you mentioned they were within a fraction of a human hair...
Many different cultures used hair to polish very very hard materials...maybe we are onto something?😂..
Also something soft can mark/damage/remove ,from something much harder...it is possible...would be extremely difficult,but possible..think of ned Kelly's armour,it has marks on it made by soft lead..
I definitely don't have all the answers and it is a great mystery to the general population.
Archaeologists and scientists can't wrap their heads around how these were done so they stay silent and make up some way somehow that they did it that nobody believes but it's their narrative and whoever finds them with money they'll say anything and now we call it scientism😂
@@mrbluepencil_ well you don't need computer precision to work a lathe bro. Just because you're completely unfamiliar with all the technology used throughout every age of humankind doesn't mean that humans weren't ingenious and had a bunch of different tools to help make these precision constructions possible.
They are evaporator disks made of geopolymer that are inserted into a pipe system one above the other. Hot steam flows from below and the liquid on the disc is carried away by the air flow! It's actually amazing that this existed thousands of years ago!
Or, given it was found in the tomb of a prince and amongst items related to food, it's a beer mash.
Basically swamp cooler air conditioning?
they didnt know what to do with it either, probably used it as a bowl.@@TankUni
@@timothy790110 The Egyptians were big on beer. This was an item created for a prince and was a luxury worthy enough to be buried with him.
A handle inserted in the middle of this artifact meant that the mash at the bottom of a fermentation vessel could be gently stirred without it clouding the rest of the liquid.
Or it was part of an Atlantean hyper dimensional bullshit accelerator. Your choice.
can you link to your beer claim? can this be 100% verified? is it a theory or is it fact? Regardless or what it was, how did they make it? is there evidence that it was a geo polymer? and if they used geo polymers, why are there no texts of glyphs describing the method they used to make it? No one is claiming " Atlantean hyper dimensional bullshit accelerator" but its a ridiculous way to try to shut down any discussion. Most people would theorize that it could be an inherited object from a previous civilization. @@TankUni
With the precision of these artifacts. The hardness of the material. The dimensional perfection. It is impossible to make with the technology that exists today. The columns, the weight of the columns, turning in some type of lathe for example. The moving of these megalithic structures. Where are the machine and equipment that was used to make and move these structures. Being in the manufacturing world my whole life. Inventing, designing, patenting tooling to work in all different types of materials. I've never seen anything that could accomplish this type of perfection. In anything this hard and in most cases brittle. The hardest material presently known to man is a diamond. I'm sure they also made a relatively short amount of time. My point is, there is some type of equipment berried somewhere or well hidden from the public. Why?
For some reason, it reminded me of the scene in Planet of the Apes where Dr Zaius discards the talking doll made by a human.
There exists a vibration that turns stone into putty
Amazing video thank you ❤
what about the theory of melted stones?
Wow. Amazing ❤👍🙏🙏🙏
There has to be some CAD went into these amazing pieces.Cut with laser or high pressure precision water jets on a lathe.That disk could be part of some kind of water pump.
Could it possibly be a propeller for a boat or ship.
@@cliffordmiller8536 no.
Very well done! Always love your content ❤
Thank you so much!
@@stargate_voyager примитивное трубчатое сверление, нашли ящик и попыталист его использовать. Реально сложных артефактов с такими следами нет, например недолеланый ящик с такими круглыми следами на внутренних углах
7:40 dude on the left is packingggggg!!
Has the SCHIST DISC at 6:55 ever been replicated and tested for use as a propellor for water or air use? Do you know where I can get the actual specs on this object?
I always thought the most ancient statues of Egypt made of the hardest stones with the most precision look Native American or Asian. They don’t look like the people there today or anyone around the area.
What I find funny is the explanation of Archaeologists for e.g. "Bird like statues" that they are abstrakt cult objects representing Birds. I mean, aegyptian artists who cisel precisly venes and muscles on a Pharao Statue wrongly apply wings on a so called abstract bird???
And the prolongued sculls: Scelettons with prolongued skulls were found, but very few were of natural origin. The prolongued skulls of the Amarna period were "Fashion" aerchologists say... Well why should something so weird and technically hard to achieve bodyforming become fashion just like that? Not without having a mighty role model for sure...
7' 23 " : The trilobed disc is part of the device used to construct the pyramid. Part of an acoustic levitation device.
Thank you for this amazing video 💯
6:55 This is just a butter churn. I saw exactly like thing of metal many years back, owned by farm people of Fergana Valley, Central Asia.
Thank god the Europeans took so many of these artifacts for the world to enjoy. The Arab world has destroyed SO MANY priceless artifacts and tombs because they have no association with Islam.
The white governments hid so many evidence of ancient civilizations. Can't believe they had show us that much. It's still good amount of evidence.
awesome!
Copper cutting tool along with quartz sand and water will cut batsalt and granite.
Hey well done video yet there are a few bits of information thats kind of off. I have seen nothing that realistically cant be put down to a few things. The people in that time knew stone and the properties they had in a way we cant fathom today. Its not that hard to imagine that with that expertise and knowlede they couldnt have made statues like that with those tools. We can see on the cut box where there were lines that were adjusted and multiple cuts into it show it wasnt a power tool. Also there is no foundation for those types of tools. There were no light bulbs no known way to produce store and use electricity in a way you would need for powered tools. That pottery with the pyramids on it is a huge deal. Why dont you point that out in a video. I thought i saw something else that may have depicted the pyramids but maybe it was just the pottery. Thats a huge win for you as the pyramids are very old. So go with that info. Thats acurate. Thanks have a great day and good luck with the channel.
What does it do when spun on a high speed axle ?
What kind of sound does it make?
Any idea's ✝️🇺🇸🤔
There is more vases and bowls made of extremely dense stone.
Or light to dense material
Even modern tools today cannot replicate.
You would need diamond
Or sharper form to cut it
A lathe !
Kind of doubt the Egyptians made some of these things
Could’ve just been re-purposed.
How many think that disc is a vase were was this found ???
You give me Max Weinberg and the Max Weinberg band vibes...
1:28 the juxtaposition between the crude almost childish quality of the vessel and art compared to the previous examples speaks volumes too.
I want to come and take the scorpion king golden spear of Osiris
7:14 / 8:45 Actually this is a container?!!!!
Chariot wheel?
just look at that cut in the square box, its POINTED. what cutting blade made out of bronze for stone has a sharp edge like that? it would dull in seconds, and the stone is separating outward, ie the cut i shaped like a chisel.
Flint is harder than steel, just saying.
problem with that is, its very brittle.@@kevinhank17
Is that where the mummy is ?
Black hebrews!💜🙌🏾
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