Hey don't stop making videos, I'm always look at your channel hoping to see more content. I am fully aware of the energy,, time and money that has gone into these 2 that you have. You did a fabulous job with production and visual bridges. A+++++ Content. I'm subscribed on my TV to your channel. Thank you.
Thank you so much!! I will have Part 3 posted in another few weeks. It took me a little longer to put together because I had some things going on outside of making videos. I’ll definitely keep posting 😁, I just can’t post very often because I work full time and have a lot going on, and I don’t want to rush the videos. Thank you for the encouragement!
@@LostAncientMysteries it's so cool how we can connect like this, lol. I'm such a nerd. I watch Egypt and other ancient temple documentaries every single night. I have such a draw towards Egyptian temples or rather Aegyptus/kemet depending on who's attending the discussion. You are in my top 5 channels. Do you have any other social media account with any way to keep up with you??
That’s amazing that you’re so passionate about Egypt/Khemit (so many different spellings) 🤩. That means so much to hear I’m a top 5 channel for you, especially since I’m just starting out! That made my day, thank you! Egypt was calling me, it had been for years, and Abydos was calling particularly. I had the most emotional and energetic connection to Abydos and absolutely have to return. I wouldn’t be surprised if you end up having a similar experience if you get the chance to go to Egypt one day. It’s a truly magical place and there’s still so much history to be uncovered. I’ll probably make a video just on that one day because I was fascinated by all the walls and areas still buried under the sand that you can easily tell there’s a manmade object there. I have an Instagram account for the channel and will have a Facebook account setup soon where I hope to have more discussion topics so I’d love to review more theories and chat more if you’re on either of those sites
@@LostAncientMysteries Yessss. I really can't wait to go. I hope to go soon I mean I run my own business so the only person stopping me is me. Smh, that so awesome that you understand energies too. Please definitely tell when you have those accounts setup. I have them as well the Instagram and the book of faces. I look forward to more discussions!!!!
Thank you so much! I'm glad it's new stuff you haven't seen before too! I'm hoping to not be too repetitive with talking about content that's on a lot of other channels.
My friend who is helping me edit the audio on the longer videos is sending me the Part 3 audio file tonight or tomorrow so I’ll have Part 3 posted this weekend. I plan to post many more videos in the future too. Thank you, I’m glad you liked it! 😊
Thank you so much!! I’m working on Part 3 now and should have it up in about a month or so. I work a full-time job so I can only work on the videos a few hours per week. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Very well done video and very informative! Simply some of the most amazing photos I've ever seen ....Thanks a ton for the time and effort to put this out 💯🤘🏿
Thank you so much!!! My friend who is helping me edit the audio on the longer videos is sending me the Part 3 audio file tonight or tomorrow so I’ll have Part 3 posted this weekend. I plan to post many more videos in the future too. It is a TON of work and takes a long time, but I want to post high quality videos with good information, plus I work full-time on top of creating these videos so your understanding means a lot! Thank you!!
11:00 wow, have not seen this perspective of all this debris before - just before, you discuss the solar blast flare theories from others I have heard about.. there must have been something like this and a rumble, underground to shake and destroy these very very heavy pieces and shatter like this... there is no documented wars or forces in history to do such damage
I think they fell off during the major earthquake that hit Cairo in 1303. That's the one where the white limestone casing stones on the other two pyramids fell off that were then later used to rebuild Cairo. I don't know for sure if these came off in the same event, but it makes sense that they might have. Based on the casing stones on display at the base of the Great Pyramid, these granite casing stones were smaller, so I believe it was likely the same earthquake.
Thank you so much!! I’m sorry I haven’t posted a new video in a while, got a few ideas in the works for the next ones though! Glad you have been enjoying them!
I’m very much a believer in that theory. I follow the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis and in that theory (from my understanding of it at least) it’s entirely possible that flood waters from the impact could have come up the Nile from the Mediterranean and may have caused flooding and some distraction in Egypt. It also could have been from another cataclysm, but it definitely looks knocked over! And there’s evidence in other parts of Egypt for vitrification of stone so you may be on to something here with your comet or meteorite impact theory
Right?!?! Gosh I want to explore them so badly! Maybe one day they will admit they’re there and open them to the public. Egypt is slowly opening more things to the public so my fingers are crossed!!
Thank you so much! I’m just waiting for my audio guy to finish up the final touches on fixing my verbal screwups in filming before I publish the last part. Thank you so much for the feedback! I’ll hopefully have Part 3 up soon 😁
I’ve heard that light bulb shows the Egyptians has electricity???? These individuals also believe that the pyramids were energy centers?? The kufu pyramid is so large that they think it was not built just as a burial!!
Even though I liked the theory my guide stated, I still believe these are also representing light bulbs or at least showing that the Egyptians had electricity of some kind. I also like the pyramids as energy centers idea, that has actually been scientifically proven, even the Mythbusters proved it to a degree on their show, but as power plants that aspect is more disputed yet there is some strong evidence leaning towards that possibility too that’s I’ve heard. We know of the existence of Baghdad batteries so it’s hard to say they didn’t have electricity when we have artifacts showing they did (not that they Baghdad batteries make much electricity). But the fact that they had batteries is amazing and I wish it was more acknowledged. It’s not much of a stretch to go from a battery to a light bulb once you get the filament and gas figured out
As a scientist, it’s hard to take someone seriously when they use the word “theory” incorrectly. In science, a theory is a tested, well-substantiated, unifying explanation for a set of verified, proven factors. What you have are hypotheses (at best) about circular saw marks, etc. I appreciate that you shared multiple viewpoints, many beautiful images, and were generally careful with your words.
Actually there’s significant research done and it’s done using the scientific method and performed by experts. I strongly recommend reading the book Lost Technology of Ancient Egypt by Christopher Dunn. Or reading w the work of Flinders Petrie, he used scientific analysis and tools in his measurements and study of these anomalies. I’m only lightly referencing their theories which does create a hypothesis vibe so I’ll make sure to reference their work more clearly to clarify the “theory” aspect of this research as it’s not just my “opinion” or hypotheses I’ve formed.
Why would they take parts of some statues knocking them down but not others? They already fell. The cut could be water erosion if those statues are Sphinx contemporaries,. Don’t let them piss on your head and tell you it’s raining
This statue is not a contemporary of the Sphinx even if you follow the mainstream timeline of the Sphinx (which I do not). This statue, if it was carved during the reign of Ramses II would have been carved in the 19th Dynasty, whereas the mainstream timing of the Sphinx construction is the 4th Dynasty or so making it around 4,500 years old if you follow their narrative. However, since I can’t prove the erosion method on this statue, that’s why I offered the possibility of it being wind erosion since the Sahara was already a desert during the 19th dynasty. Consistent rainfall seems to have ceased in the Sahara roughly 6,000 years ago, so before the mainstream dating of the Sphinx and long before the carving of this statue. Regarding the question about knocking this one down for reuse but not others, there were statues and temples all over Egypt with signs of reuse. It was very common
YEAH! I was beside myself. Everyone in my tour group thought it as cute how much I was freaking out about the layers of pottery in situ. The years and years of sediment build up needed for that to occur, and the fact that it's all still in place, and the fact that pieces were painted and textured... I was in pottery HEAVEN. I would LOVE to be an archeologist on that dig...
I have seen no previous comment regarding the fact that the base "socket" of the Dendera Bulbs, are not aligned with the envelope of the bulbs, considering the accuracy of the rest of the created image and carvings ?
I don’t know if I’m looking at it correctly because to me it looks like the socket is lined up with the envelope of the bulbs, but I might be looking at the wrong spot. Are you referencing where the lotus flower at the end of the “cord” connects to the glass of the bulb? Or do you mean the snake “filament” inside the bulb? They all look aligned to me, so I just want to make sure I’m understanding correctly.
18:48 another interesting observation I have not heard of, this unfinished hieroglyph... is there a dating on this one? - why was it unfinished, interested to know where people date this
Abu Simbel was built around the time of the 19th Dynasty. It's believed to have been built between 1264 - 1244 BC/BCE. I do not honestly know why it is unfinished. I haven't dug into it much yet though, so many other things to look up too, but I am VERY curious. My first thought was that the project was abandoned for a time due to a conflict but why it wasn't finished afterwards is beyond me, and I haven't verified if there was a conflict around that time or not.
My friend who is helping me edit the audio on the longer videos is sending me the Part 3 audio file tonight or tomorrow so I’ll have Part 3 posted this weekend. I plan to post many more videos in the future too. Thank you!
21:40 whaat? is this. a small beveled inlay for a lid? a step down? pyramid topped "cut out" random precision piece was here at this pottery layered site??? what is going on here?
I believe my guide said there was a door that was in that spot and that the hole was the hinge point of the door so that it could swing out because the back of this piece is unfinished as if it was cut and carved to be flush against a wall and that someone could sit inside it. Whether it was used like that or not is still a mystery, but it seemed logical to me
Yes! It was SOOOO sad to see in person. Much of it was done by the Christians (some by other invaders I’m sure) when the Romans were coming through and converting. There were temple sites where Christian symbolism like crosses had been added to the walls or incorporated into the architecture. Our guides explained that the face, hands, and feet were chiseled away because the Christians believed this was how you removed the power of or killed the unholy Pagan gods they believed the Egyptian Gods to be.
this channel is a gem among material made for children on youtube.kkk! Are you a historian or archaeologist? How many videos do you intend to make per month? Do you have expertise in Egyptian society?
Thank you!! I hadn't honestly thought about children enjoying it, but my 10 year old cousin really likes them, so I'm glad to hear from someone else that it's good kid content! I am not a historian or archeologist professionally, but do consider myself a hobbyist at both. I understand many aspect of archeology and have a passion for history as well as geology. I am very familiar with Egyptian history and many alternative theories outside the mainstream archeology perspective but also know some history of other ancient cultures and plan to talk about them as well in future videos. I work a full time job and have other things to take care of, so I unfortunately can't publish videos very quickly but my goal is about one video per month. If I do shorts, I can probably do 2-3 per month. Thank you so much for your comment!
If you ever get an opportunity to go, I hope you can take it! I can not afford to travel often, but I’m hoping I can use this channel to be able to visit more places if it becomes popular enough. I want to be able to visit places in person to share more places with my viewers and find answers to all my questions about history and ancient civilizations. I hope you can travel there one day!
Hey girl, I don’t know how I made it to you channel, but this was awesome! my interest lies more in Maya archeology & art. Noting the similarities & differences. VERY interesting. I thank you for your video, appreciate the immense amount of work put into! But don’t leave us hangin! I’m about to subscribe so I get notified when you finally get 3rd video up. And hopefully you’ll do more, soon after that. You have skill! Don’t stop now that you seem to have forward momentum. Once that dies down it gets harder to start back up again. Find the time! Now is the time! Decide, focus, finish, & have less regrets when you look back. Regrets suck! Hope I’m not overstepping. A few words I wish someone had told me long ago. About to check out your 1st video, looking forward to it!! Loved your short too- that wood sculpture- absolute amazing talent & detail!! I’ll probably never make to Egypt so I really appreciate you for waking us through that. Take care! Waiting…🫠
Thank you for the wonderful comment and support! My friend who is helping me edit the audio on the longer videos is sending me the Part 3 audio file tonight or tomorrow so I’ll have Part 3 posted this weekend. I plan to post many more videos on a variety of ancient mysteries, sites, and topics, so I’m happy to hear you’re looking forward to more! I wish I could post more often but I work a full time job on top of RUclips and am taking care of several other things outside of work but I’m trying to post at least one video per month. Sorry it’s slow, but I definitely want to keep the quality higher and not rush things. Thank you! 😊
@@LostAncientMysteries sorry it took two weeks to get back to you, I’m totally too busy to post any good videos on you tube, myself, I get it, plus, your professionalism with high quality standards is what we appreciate about ya! Loving your content! Thanks
I’m inclined to agree. I was only giving mainstream dating on this one because I don’t have any solid theories on other dating as of yet but wouldn’t be surprised if it’s far older. I almost expect it to be far older to be honest
That was the theory from my guide. I like the lightbulb theory too. I was just offering different theories so people have more points to research if desired. I doubt they would have broken the trimesters down exactly the same way we do today. But there is the basic pattern of morning sickness/nausea, a few weeks of calm, and then the miserable last trimester where everything is uncomfortable and the baby is close to being due. So from that unscientific perspective, I could still see trimesters and there’s where the connection of trimesters made the most sense to me. Just other theories though. So many theories out there about the symbolism of the Dendera Bulbs
I did. It felt like normal sand. Very pure and beautiful silica crystals and other minerals worn into sand by wind and other erosion factors. Sand, even if perfectly smooth, can be quite abrasive in wind. Sand storms are quite dangerous in the desert. Please don’t take my word for it though, there’s a ton of scientific information about sand and abrasion online
I hope for that as well!! What happened to the Syrian artifacts and treasures in Iraq was horrific and devastating to history. I respect religion and the differing of religious beliefs but do not respect destruction of any kind in the name of religion.
My guides had personal knowledge of that as well. One claimed to have seen the phenomenon in person too. That would be amazing to see! I truly believe sound is associated with these megalithic works.
@@LostAncientMysteries no question about this in my humble opinion. Look at everything without biased. And know sound energy ( i.e. movement) preceeded light. Temporal Coherent resonance (standing wave phenomena) looks like antigravity to the eye.
Hey don't stop making videos, I'm always look at your channel hoping to see more content. I am fully aware of the energy,, time and money that has gone into these 2 that you have. You did a fabulous job with production and visual bridges. A+++++ Content. I'm subscribed on my TV to your channel. Thank you.
Thank you so much!! I will have Part 3 posted in another few weeks. It took me a little longer to put together because I had some things going on outside of making videos. I’ll definitely keep posting 😁, I just can’t post very often because I work full time and have a lot going on, and I don’t want to rush the videos. Thank you for the encouragement!
@@LostAncientMysteries it's so cool how we can connect like this, lol. I'm such a nerd. I watch Egypt and other ancient temple documentaries every single night. I have such a draw towards Egyptian temples or rather Aegyptus/kemet depending on who's attending the discussion. You are in my top 5 channels. Do you have any other social media account with any way to keep up with you??
That’s amazing that you’re so passionate about Egypt/Khemit (so many different spellings) 🤩. That means so much to hear I’m a top 5 channel for you, especially since I’m just starting out! That made my day, thank you! Egypt was calling me, it had been for years, and Abydos was calling particularly. I had the most emotional and energetic connection to Abydos and absolutely have to return. I wouldn’t be surprised if you end up having a similar experience if you get the chance to go to Egypt one day. It’s a truly magical place and there’s still so much history to be uncovered. I’ll probably make a video just on that one day because I was fascinated by all the walls and areas still buried under the sand that you can easily tell there’s a manmade object there. I have an Instagram account for the channel and will have a Facebook account setup soon where I hope to have more discussion topics so I’d love to review more theories and chat more if you’re on either of those sites
@@LostAncientMysteries Yessss. I really can't wait to go. I hope to go soon I mean I run my own business so the only person stopping me is me. Smh, that so awesome that you understand energies too. Please definitely tell when you have those accounts setup. I have them as well the Instagram and the book of faces. I look forward to more discussions!!!!
Videos are great, a lot of things i've never seen before in other videos. Thanks
Thank you so much! I'm glad it's new stuff you haven't seen before too! I'm hoping to not be too repetitive with talking about content that's on a lot of other channels.
Best Egypt video ever. You deserve a lot of credit for all your work! Thanks
Thank you so much! That means a lot! ❤️
Please post up more video. Very interesting 👌
My friend who is helping me edit the audio on the longer videos is sending me the Part 3 audio file tonight or tomorrow so I’ll have Part 3 posted this weekend. I plan to post many more videos in the future too. Thank you, I’m glad you liked it! 😊
Thank you for the excellent photographs and tour.
I am looking forward to Part III.
Thank you so much!! I’m working on Part 3 now and should have it up in about a month or so. I work a full-time job so I can only work on the videos a few hours per week. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Your videos are so great! Thank you so much for sharing your journey. Well done!
Thank you so much!!
Very well done video and very informative! Simply some of the most amazing photos I've ever seen ....Thanks a ton for the time and effort to put this out 💯🤘🏿
Thank you so much!!! My friend who is helping me edit the audio on the longer videos is sending me the Part 3 audio file tonight or tomorrow so I’ll have Part 3 posted this weekend. I plan to post many more videos in the future too. It is a TON of work and takes a long time, but I want to post high quality videos with good information, plus I work full-time on top of creating these videos so your understanding means a lot! Thank you!!
11:00 wow, have not seen this perspective of all this debris before - just before, you discuss the solar blast flare theories from others I have heard about.. there must have been something like this and a rumble, underground to shake and destroy these very very heavy pieces and shatter like this... there is no documented wars or forces in history to do such damage
I think they fell off during the major earthquake that hit Cairo in 1303. That's the one where the white limestone casing stones on the other two pyramids fell off that were then later used to rebuild Cairo. I don't know for sure if these came off in the same event, but it makes sense that they might have. Based on the casing stones on display at the base of the Great Pyramid, these granite casing stones were smaller, so I believe it was likely the same earthquake.
really enjoying this. well documented, always good images and awesome narration. very educational.
Thank you so much!! I’m sorry I haven’t posted a new video in a while, got a few ideas in the works for the next ones though! Glad you have been enjoying them!
This is really really interesting to watch
Thank you!
11:00 it could be a comet impact that caused it. that's where the heat and water came from. a flood from a comet impact.
I’m very much a believer in that theory. I follow the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis and in that theory (from my understanding of it at least) it’s entirely possible that flood waters from the impact could have come up the Nile from the Mediterranean and may have caused flooding and some distraction in Egypt. It also could have been from another cataclysm, but it definitely looks knocked over! And there’s evidence in other parts of Egypt for vitrification of stone so you may be on to something here with your comet or meteorite impact theory
How exciting, to find out that there really are tunnels under the sphinx.
Right?!?! Gosh I want to explore them so badly! Maybe one day they will admit they’re there and open them to the public. Egypt is slowly opening more things to the public so my fingers are crossed!!
Nicely done, look forward to next video.
Thank you so much! I’m just waiting for my audio guy to finish up the final touches on fixing my verbal screwups in filming before I publish the last part. Thank you so much for the feedback! I’ll hopefully have Part 3 up soon 😁
breathtaking.......
I’ve heard that light bulb shows the Egyptians has electricity???? These individuals also believe that the pyramids were energy centers?? The kufu pyramid is so large that they think it was not built just as a burial!!
Even though I liked the theory my guide stated, I still believe these are also representing light bulbs or at least showing that the Egyptians had electricity of some kind. I also like the pyramids as energy centers idea, that has actually been scientifically proven, even the Mythbusters proved it to a degree on their show, but as power plants that aspect is more disputed yet there is some strong evidence leaning towards that possibility too that’s I’ve heard. We know of the existence of Baghdad batteries so it’s hard to say they didn’t have electricity when we have artifacts showing they did (not that they Baghdad batteries make much electricity). But the fact that they had batteries is amazing and I wish it was more acknowledged. It’s not much of a stretch to go from a battery to a light bulb once you get the filament and gas figured out
As a scientist, it’s hard to take someone seriously when they use the word “theory” incorrectly. In science, a theory is a tested, well-substantiated, unifying explanation for a set of verified, proven factors. What you have are hypotheses (at best) about circular saw marks, etc. I appreciate that you shared multiple viewpoints, many beautiful images, and were generally careful with your words.
Actually there’s significant research done and it’s done using the scientific method and performed by experts. I strongly recommend reading the book Lost Technology of Ancient Egypt by Christopher Dunn. Or reading w the work of Flinders Petrie, he used scientific analysis and tools in his measurements and study of these anomalies. I’m only lightly referencing their theories which does create a hypothesis vibe so I’ll make sure to reference their work more clearly to clarify the “theory” aspect of this research as it’s not just my “opinion” or hypotheses I’ve formed.
great narration
Thank you so much!
Why would they take parts of some statues knocking them down but not others? They already fell. The cut could be water erosion if those statues are Sphinx contemporaries,. Don’t let them piss on your head and tell you it’s raining
This statue is not a contemporary of the Sphinx even if you follow the mainstream timeline of the Sphinx (which I do not). This statue, if it was carved during the reign of Ramses II would have been carved in the 19th Dynasty, whereas the mainstream timing of the Sphinx construction is the 4th Dynasty or so making it around 4,500 years old if you follow their narrative. However, since I can’t prove the erosion method on this statue, that’s why I offered the possibility of it being wind erosion since the Sahara was already a desert during the 19th dynasty. Consistent rainfall seems to have ceased in the Sahara roughly 6,000 years ago, so before the mainstream dating of the Sphinx and long before the carving of this statue. Regarding the question about knocking this one down for reuse but not others, there were statues and temples all over Egypt with signs of reuse. It was very common
I've nominated her for a CRBA Award. She must now board the time machine.
20:51 holy sh*t wow. what a spot
YEAH! I was beside myself. Everyone in my tour group thought it as cute how much I was freaking out about the layers of pottery in situ. The years and years of sediment build up needed for that to occur, and the fact that it's all still in place, and the fact that pieces were painted and textured... I was in pottery HEAVEN. I would LOVE to be an archeologist on that dig...
The ancient egyptians discovered the ruins and imitated the style of those statues. And they carved and painted.
I agree! I saw very clear evidence of them imitating
@@LostAncientMysteries Thank you for your reply! 😆
@@ggfortune888 Thank you for the comment! :)
I have seen no previous comment regarding the fact that the base "socket" of the Dendera Bulbs, are not aligned with the envelope of the bulbs, considering the accuracy of the rest of the created image and carvings ?
I don’t know if I’m looking at it correctly because to me it looks like the socket is lined up with the envelope of the bulbs, but I might be looking at the wrong spot. Are you referencing where the lotus flower at the end of the “cord” connects to the glass of the bulb? Or do you mean the snake “filament” inside the bulb? They all look aligned to me, so I just want to make sure I’m understanding correctly.
18:48 another interesting observation I have not heard of, this unfinished hieroglyph... is there a dating on this one? - why was it unfinished, interested to know where people date this
Abu Simbel was built around the time of the 19th Dynasty. It's believed to have been built between 1264 - 1244 BC/BCE. I do not honestly know why it is unfinished. I haven't dug into it much yet though, so many other things to look up too, but I am VERY curious. My first thought was that the project was abandoned for a time due to a conflict but why it wasn't finished afterwards is beyond me, and I haven't verified if there was a conflict around that time or not.
Plz upload more
My friend who is helping me edit the audio on the longer videos is sending me the Part 3 audio file tonight or tomorrow so I’ll have Part 3 posted this weekend. I plan to post many more videos in the future too. Thank you!
21:40 whaat? is this. a small beveled inlay for a lid? a step down? pyramid topped "cut out" random precision piece was here at this pottery layered site??? what is going on here?
I believe my guide said there was a door that was in that spot and that the hole was the hinge point of the door so that it could swing out because the back of this piece is unfinished as if it was cut and carved to be flush against a wall and that someone could sit inside it. Whether it was used like that or not is still a mystery, but it seemed logical to me
Did you notice during your time in Egypt that an odd amount of certain statues have been defaced? I keep noticing this in part 1 & 2.
Yes! It was SOOOO sad to see in person. Much of it was done by the Christians (some by other invaders I’m sure) when the Romans were coming through and converting. There were temple sites where Christian symbolism like crosses had been added to the walls or incorporated into the architecture. Our guides explained that the face, hands, and feet were chiseled away because the Christians believed this was how you removed the power of or killed the unholy Pagan gods they believed the Egyptian Gods to be.
this channel is a gem among material made for children on youtube.kkk!
Are you a historian or archaeologist? How many videos do you intend to make per month?
Do you have expertise in Egyptian society?
Thank you!! I hadn't honestly thought about children enjoying it, but my 10 year old cousin really likes them, so I'm glad to hear from someone else that it's good kid content! I am not a historian or archeologist professionally, but do consider myself a hobbyist at both. I understand many aspect of archeology and have a passion for history as well as geology. I am very familiar with Egyptian history and many alternative theories outside the mainstream archeology perspective but also know some history of other ancient cultures and plan to talk about them as well in future videos. I work a full time job and have other things to take care of, so I unfortunately can't publish videos very quickly but my goal is about one video per month. If I do shorts, I can probably do 2-3 per month. Thank you so much for your comment!
I'd give anything to be able to visit Egypt....
If you ever get an opportunity to go, I hope you can take it! I can not afford to travel often, but I’m hoping I can use this channel to be able to visit more places if it becomes popular enough. I want to be able to visit places in person to share more places with my viewers and find answers to all my questions about history and ancient civilizations. I hope you can travel there one day!
it will cost you about 8,000 US dollars
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Hey girl, I don’t know how I made it to you channel, but this was awesome! my interest lies more in Maya archeology & art. Noting the similarities & differences. VERY interesting. I thank you for your video, appreciate the immense amount of work put into! But don’t leave us hangin! I’m about to subscribe so I get notified when you finally get 3rd video up. And hopefully you’ll do more, soon after that. You have skill! Don’t stop now that you seem to have forward momentum. Once that dies down it gets harder to start back up again. Find the time! Now is the time! Decide, focus, finish, & have less regrets when you look back. Regrets suck! Hope I’m not overstepping. A few words I wish someone had told me long ago. About to check out your 1st video, looking forward to it!! Loved your short too- that wood sculpture- absolute amazing talent & detail!! I’ll probably never make to Egypt so I really appreciate you for waking us through that. Take care! Waiting…🫠
Thank you for the wonderful comment and support! My friend who is helping me edit the audio on the longer videos is sending me the Part 3 audio file tonight or tomorrow so I’ll have Part 3 posted this weekend. I plan to post many more videos on a variety of ancient mysteries, sites, and topics, so I’m happy to hear you’re looking forward to more! I wish I could post more often but I work a full time job on top of RUclips and am taking care of several other things outside of work but I’m trying to post at least one video per month. Sorry it’s slow, but I definitely want to keep the quality higher and not rush things. Thank you! 😊
@@LostAncientMysteries sorry it took two weeks to get back to you, I’m totally too busy to post any good videos on you tube, myself, I get it, plus, your professionalism with high quality standards is what we appreciate about ya! Loving your content! Thanks
Your channel is similar to Praveen mohan channel
I’ll have to check Praveen’s channel out! Thanks!
2000 years is about how long it's been sitting abandoned, not built.
I’m inclined to agree. I was only giving mainstream dating on this one because I don’t have any solid theories on other dating as of yet but wouldn’t be surprised if it’s far older. I almost expect it to be far older to be honest
The ancient Egyptians really broke the pregnancy thing down into 3 trimesters like people still do today? Weird they would do that
That was the theory from my guide. I like the lightbulb theory too. I was just offering different theories so people have more points to research if desired. I doubt they would have broken the trimesters down exactly the same way we do today. But there is the basic pattern of morning sickness/nausea, a few weeks of calm, and then the miserable last trimester where everything is uncomfortable and the baby is close to being due. So from that unscientific perspective, I could still see trimesters and there’s where the connection of trimesters made the most sense to me. Just other theories though. So many theories out there about the symbolism of the Dendera Bulbs
did you take sand in your hand ?? see how smooth it is , not much abrasive , your comment is baseless
I did. It felt like normal sand. Very pure and beautiful silica crystals and other minerals worn into sand by wind and other erosion factors. Sand, even if perfectly smooth, can be quite abrasive in wind. Sand storms are quite dangerous in the desert. Please don’t take my word for it though, there’s a ton of scientific information about sand and abrasion online
Technology is a dead 💀 god Ptah ⚘🌚👍rest in the good news ⚘ Okay bye
I hope that Islamic State doesn't get in there and destroy all that stuff like they did in Syria
I hope for that as well!! What happened to the Syrian artifacts and treasures in Iraq was horrific and devastating to history. I respect religion and the differing of religious beliefs but do not respect destruction of any kind in the name of religion.
My knowledge suggests sound phenomenon interactions caused maliable stone .
My guides had personal knowledge of that as well. One claimed to have seen the phenomenon in person too. That would be amazing to see! I truly believe sound is associated with these megalithic works.
@@LostAncientMysteries no question about this in my humble opinion. Look at everything without biased.
And know sound energy ( i.e. movement) preceeded light. Temporal
Coherent resonance (standing wave phenomena) looks like antigravity to the eye.