I would cry the minute i laned in Egypt. Its been my dream since i was 10 yrs old. We studied Ancient Egypt in elementary school. 28 yrs later, im still fascinated n obsessed. Thank u for all ur time n effort u have put into all ur videos. I love ur footage from Egypt. Excellent work.
Even though Rameses died in late 80s early 90s, the close resemblance between him and his father, Seti1 is right there for us to see! Remarkable feats of technology...truly!
A wonderful production!!!!! Your beautiful photography, inspired editing, choice of music made a fabulous and little know part of Egyptian history just amazing to view. You are a star to watch, the information was incredible and it was genuinely a pleasure to see. A work of Art.
Egyptology always fascinates me. The facial reconstruction makes it more amazing. Plus the interesting drama and complicated issues in the Royal family
I've been studying everything I can on ancient Egypt since I was a child. Your videos always teach me a little something new and are absolutely enthralling. Thank you!
I have recently found your videos and I have been voraciously watching them! You are fastly becoming one of my favorite documentarians. Thank you so much!
I love to study all ancient times, places & people! So impressive how much excellent material is available now regarding almost everywhere on the planet. And more being discovered, uncovered, re-evaluated, studied etc. and being made accessible every day! Thank you very much!!
Average lifespan was skewed by infant mortality. It isn't like you will be considered old at 37 in a region with average lifespan of 30. If you survive as a child, there was a great possibility that you will reach old age.
Another beautiful documentary. Well done Curtis! Much appreciated. I would only suggest you check if the Hittites had really lost the battle against the Egyptian army. Despite the Egyptian figures on the stone walls indicating it was a big win for Seti the 1st (and Ramesses II) and his army, the clay tablets from Hattusas indicate that it was a war with no winning side which eventually led to both sides (Ramesses II and Muvattali) coming to an agreement known as the Kadesh peace treaty (1269 B.C.).
There is two things I would like to mention is that there is a recording done by the BBC in 1938 about the Pharaoh Tutankhamun's trumpets. There was an attempt to play the trumpets. Starting with the silver trumpet but the silver trumpet fragmented but the trumpet was reconstructed and so the copper trumpet was played using a modern mouth piece and a good sound was produced. Also one of the cups of the Pharaoh Tutankhamun has a little surprise to it. If you shine a light in one of the cups there will show a scene of Tutankhamun and his great wife having a tender time with each other. It is really sweet to see it.
I was lucky enough to take my family to see the treasures of Rameses II as the collection toured the US. It was a phenomenal experience especially considering the fact that the collection was only. A fraction of his true wealth. My only regret is that I was unable to see King Tutankhamun's collection during its tour.
Absolutely splendid! This is so interesting, intriguing & beautifully presented. I can't explain my passion for Ancient Egypt, but it's been with me always. I can tell She is a part of you as well. Peace & blessings be upon you and Egypt.💗
The period of Siptah and Tawosret always fascinated me. Although I looked at genetic flow charts I could never figure out who was who and how they were related. Amunmessi was someone I never heard of till today. Gteat Video!
Great documentary, I appreciate your work and your enthusiasm, keep doing it because you do it very well 👏👏👏I also appreciate your interaction with people on social media and that you try to answer to as many comments as possible. 🤗
Curtis fantastic documentary! - well done, just love your presentation - really extremely differentiated from other's ....keep up the good work......Watching from Hong Kong!
Bravissimo! I too remember visiting the mummy room in the Cairo Museum. The mummies were on very low podiums. I had to kneel down to look into the face of Ramses The Great for about 10 minutes. Like you I was just overwhelmed looking into the face of history. Thank your for fantastico video.
Egypt is such a wonderful place to visit. The Egyptian people were very friendly and the ancient monuments are awe inspiring! I travelled there with my husband and a running club. Our trip took place in January of 2017. I feel fortunate to have travelled before COVID and wearing masks because conversing with natives are part of the experience of traveling.
I really like this documentary, talks about a topic not very well known and very interesting. This dinasty Is full of famous names and known for its glory but not for its huge inner problems , its not royal nature...really a good documentary. Thank you both for your huge work and congrats ♥️♥️
What an uncommonly handsome and erudite presenter lol Incredible information. I hope your channel expands, and you consider a better on-site mic to avoid the occasional pinched- sounding vocal segments.
merci! hehe I really appreciate it. Indeed I have a Patreon now, which will help fund getting better equipment and making new documentaries. You can check it out for some exclusives at www.patreon.com/CRW
Hello from Texas. I love these episodes. Please keep up the good work on this ancient culture. Have you thought about diving into the ancient Roman culture?
Im obsessed w/ anything Egyptian history. It’s truly fascinating , and I always love learning about Egyptian history I’ve never heard about before! I remember I was about 12 going to the Met to see the King Tut exhibit in NYC, as my Mom was studying Egyptology in college. I remember being so impressed and interested in the exhibit, and it’s never stopped since. Although when I did finally get the chance to go to Egypt, our guide iwas unable to get tickets to go into the pyramids, and I was so disappointed!! I remember him telling us they only allow 150 people in in the morning & in the afternoon because of the sweat from the people ruins the limestone! But still, imagine going all the way to Egypt and not being able to go into the pyramids. Ugh, so disappointed !! Who knows if I’ll go back, although I probably will because there is still so much I want to see!!!Thx for such a very well made & informative video!
Nice 2 C individuals creating material. Some oft-retold common errors. Keep creating: the more people are exposed to ancient Egypt, the better ~ therein, before their eyes. ..the past become future, the salvation of humanity. Sa Sekhem Sahu Bcem
Brilliant overview of the 19th! The reconstruction of their faces really brought this family to life ... but tell us more of the nitty gritty of the Amenmesse vs: Seti ll feud! The usurping of tombs, defacing of monuments etc ... sorry, I'm begging another vid!!!
Hello Curtis, I enjoy following your channel and study of Egypt. I was in Egypt for three weeks 21 Jan to 10 Feb 2022. Indy was my private tour guide in Luxor and Aswan. He is a great person, guide and friend. I will be returning to Egypt to continue my touring with Indy on 11 Nov 2022. Indy is a really fun person to have as a tour guide. I look forward to seeing him again. If you are in Egypt in November let Indy know. It would be fun meeting you!
I think i would cry too if I could see Ramses mummy, personally . I do believe he was the Pharao of Exodus . I enjoyed watching this. I think you must be a good person 😊. My God , you have style !
Just discovered your channel. Very interesting and knowledgeable. I am a fan of Egypt and love the history of its people. How old was Ramses when he died. I read somewhere between late 60 into 80's or 90's.
Brilliant!! Very interesting to hear about the not so common knowledge. Speaking about a family feud, so is that one of Hatshesput and Thutmosis a good one, He almost made her disappear from history.
Magical as always Curtis. Though I must beg to differ with your depiction of the Great Wife Nefertari. She has a heart shaped face, large elegant eyes, and full lips. To me, she resembles more her statue, though, much more beautiful. Also, my opinion, far closer to Sofia Aziz. Extraordinary work again. Bless you🌹🍃🌺🍃🍇🍃🍓🍒
Wow it's Amazing to me how much history of the Egyptian life of the Royal family and all the battles that were fought to keep away all the invasion of other countries it's amazing how you were able to find out what the Royal family looked like in real life they do look alike it's a shame back then that they didn't realise marrying family would be the reason that they had health problems
I have been watching these again and learn something new every time. I do have a question Curtis as you are an Egyptologist. Do you think the Osireion is contemporary with the temple of Seti !st ?...and what do you think its purpose was ?. Thank you.
You bring all of this history together in such lifelike ways. Not all of us can visit places like this of course ,and it is wonderful to have this opportunity to have you give so much help in the history and actually the ablity to get to know the truth of all of the characers that played such an imporant part in the history of mankind.( Or as close as possible.) I wer eyeliner and feel thi connection with Egyptions, nd always hve for soem strange reasons? I am not 72 yrs oldd, my hair is brown *naturally too, or mostly, as a tiny bit of grey is trying to pop in* but anyway *hope i am noot juged oon this* but still wear eyeliner but have tried to cut it down a litte bit. When friends says " Why do you wear makeup?" I say " Because I want to, as I do like it" But do not wear so much face makeup mostly light color on the lipstick and the eyeliner and mascara and if I do not have pink on cheeks that day I will put a little lipstick on it, and just shine it a bit. Now I know I must end wearing it one day soon, I suppose, but just have trouble with this "habit?" But canot help but wonder why On earth this has stuck with meso much? Maybe no connection at all, but we all have our own quirks of what we like or not. Just enjoy so much getting to know more and more about Egypt and its people. Thank you!
I can see why Seti felt the need to build. He was not a legitimate heir or Egyptian. He looks very Roman or Greek. Especially compared to his wife and others.
There was a strong familial resemblance between that entire family! It's also believed that it were the priests that robbed those tombs having lost most of their property and finances during the reign of Ahknaten. And it were the priests who rewrapped and placed the bodies together in 1 location, I believe. That was considerate.
Very good video. Good voice and perfect music choice, maybe only if not too much reading (can be a little boring if too much sorry) and more you talking naturally?. Thumbs up!
At around 17:23 it shows a headless statue, and it says the head is in New York. Why would they separate the head and not just leave the whole statue in tact? That just doesn't make sense to me.
I would cry the minute i laned in Egypt. Its been my dream since i was 10 yrs old. We studied Ancient Egypt in elementary school. 28 yrs later, im still fascinated n obsessed. Thank u for all ur time n effort u have put into all ur videos. I love ur footage from Egypt. Excellent work.
thanks!!! Hope you get to go back to Egypt soon
Even though Rameses died in late 80s early 90s, the close resemblance between him and his father, Seti1 is right there for us to see! Remarkable feats of technology...truly!
he did indeed!
A wonderful production!!!!! Your beautiful photography, inspired editing, choice of music made a fabulous and little know part of Egyptian history just amazing to view. You are a star to watch, the information was incredible and it was genuinely a pleasure to see. A work of Art.
wow, Thank you so much!
Egyptology always fascinates me. The facial reconstruction makes it more amazing. Plus the interesting drama and complicated issues in the Royal family
thanks Jeff!!!
i completely forgot to respond yesterday, I LOVED IT 😍 as always you delivered some amazing work for us to watch Curtis!
You're the best!
Amazing thank you for all the great work you do
thanks Tanya!
I've been studying everything I can on ancient Egypt since I was a child. Your videos always teach me a little something new and are absolutely enthralling. Thank you!
Wonderful video. So nice to see things on the Ramessides. Keep the stories coming.
I’m so happy that I found you and your work through Stephanie!
Really appreciate the topics covered. Captivated just 2 minutes in!
I have recently found your videos and I have been voraciously watching them! You are fastly becoming one of my favorite documentarians. Thank you so much!
thanks Gabrielle, more online and more to come!
I love to study all ancient times, places & people! So impressive how much excellent material is available now regarding almost everywhere on the planet. And more being discovered, uncovered, re-evaluated, studied etc. and being made accessible every day!
Thank you very much!!
thanks Anita! this is a story that I feel should be told more. thanks for watching
I love watching your videos .Im your new subscriber . From philippines😊
hello to the Philippines !
The facial reanimation is spectacular! I had never seen anything like this before - just brilliant.
I love the way you create/ produce your documentaries ! Super informative thank you !
Thanks for watching!
Average lifespan was skewed by infant mortality. It isn't like you will be considered old at 37 in a region with average lifespan of 30. If you survive as a child, there was a great possibility that you will reach old age.
This is definitely the most well put together documentary. Loved all aspects of this presentation Thank you. Well done and congratulations .
wow, thanks Mary!
Always Love your documentaries, I get so excited to watch :)
Glad you like them! thanks!!!
Amazing!!
Would like to see more of your outstanding work
thank you! more on my channel and More to come!
Another beautiful documentary. Well done Curtis! Much appreciated. I would only suggest you check if the Hittites had really lost the battle against the Egyptian army. Despite the Egyptian figures on the stone walls indicating it was a big win for Seti the 1st (and Ramesses II) and his army, the clay tablets from Hattusas indicate that it was a war with no winning side which eventually led to both sides (Ramesses II and Muvattali) coming to an agreement known as the Kadesh peace treaty (1269 B.C.).
Love your presentations!!! I always learn new things rather than the same info over and over by others.
Wow what a fantastic documentary. Nice work 👌
Glad you enjoyed it thanks!
Amazing as always Curtis, beautiful voice and energy, beautifully made
Thank you Rachele!
Wonderful... Thanks for ALL your hard work .. it’s greatly appreciated.
Many thanks LM ! :D
An excellent video, thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
So much great information!
Glad you think so! thanks!
I love your video’s Curtis after Italy Egypt and the Egyptian’s are my love
yay thank you!!!
Wow!!! I subscribed again thank you.
oooo im first to comment, fun, I love Ancient Egypt, it is honestly such a passion of mine, thank so much Curtis, I love your work xx
My pleasure!! and thanks for watching Mary. Please remember to share the film so more can see it :D
There is two things I would like to mention is that there is a recording done by the BBC in 1938 about the Pharaoh Tutankhamun's trumpets. There was an attempt to play the trumpets. Starting with the silver trumpet but the silver trumpet fragmented but the trumpet was reconstructed and so the copper trumpet was played using a modern mouth piece and a good sound was produced. Also one of the cups of the Pharaoh Tutankhamun has a little surprise to it. If you shine a light in one of the cups there will show a scene of Tutankhamun and his great wife having a tender time with each other. It is really sweet to see it.
Very enjoyable thank you!
Thanks madame Isabelle! Glad you enjoyed it!
excellent video; i saw the 'ramses the great' exhibit in dallas (1989)
ah that must have been amazing !
One of Tawosret's necklaces looks exactly like Queen Puabi of Ur's.
Excellent production.
Glad you think so!
BRAVO!!! WELL DONE⚰⚱🪔
Excellent narration. Love the dynasties, intriguing.
Happy the algorithm finally sent me your way! Subscribed!
Welcome aboard!
I was lucky enough to take my family to see the treasures of Rameses II as the collection toured the US. It was a phenomenal experience especially considering the fact that the collection was only. A fraction of his true wealth. My only regret is that I was unable to see King Tutankhamun's collection during its tour.
hope the exhibit will go to somewhere near you again!
Oh, how devine, as though you sat for Salvator Mundi! And so great at this craft. Quite enjoyable, thank you!
Absolutely splendid! This is so interesting, intriguing & beautifully presented. I can't explain my passion for Ancient Egypt, but it's been with me always. I can tell She is a part of you as well. Peace & blessings be upon you and Egypt.💗
thanks for watching, and glad you enjoyed this!
You are just awesome.. Thank you for these amazing viedos of Egypt history 🙏😊 . God bless you.. Best wishes 🌼🌻😊
Amazing Curtis!❤️
Thank you!!
The period of Siptah and Tawosret always fascinated me. Although I looked at genetic flow charts I could never figure out who was who and how they were related. Amunmessi was someone I never heard of till today. Gteat Video!
Excellent information, knowledge of the languages, transformation of the faces, amazing images of the sites. Love it. Continue the great work.
Just found your channel, love finding great uploads about history and especially ancient history. Great work!
Great documentary, I appreciate your work and your enthusiasm, keep doing it because you do it very well 👏👏👏I also appreciate your interaction with people on social media and that you try to answer to as many comments as possible. 🤗
This is one of my favorites that you've done, I've watched it several times already. Enjoy your knowledge and your perspectives, very insightful.
Wow, thank you!
Curtis fantastic documentary! - well done, just love your presentation - really extremely differentiated from other's ....keep up the good work......Watching from Hong Kong!
Bravissimo! I too remember visiting the mummy room in the Cairo Museum. The mummies were on very low podiums. I had to kneel down to look into the face of Ramses The Great for about 10 minutes. Like you I was just overwhelmed looking into the face of history. Thank your for fantastico video.
Beautifully done. Thank you.
Thanks!
Very well done Curtis. Fascinating content. I'm a new subscriber and I'm working my way thru your video catalog. Kayleigh sent me here.
Awesome, thank you!
Tawosret's mummy can be examined to reveal what she died of. They have done examinations successfully on mummies before.
Love it.❤️ They sound like my family 😀🤣
Great content and beautifully presented thank you for you're time and effort you put into making these great videos ❤ greetings from Australia
Absolutely wonderful! Thank you Curtis ☺️
thanks Barbara!
This documentary was very well researched and very well done. I loved it
That was so interesting. I love looking at facial reconstructions. The Egyptian rulers seemed to have had rather long faces!
hahah well particularly that family
Egypt is such a wonderful place to visit. The Egyptian people were very friendly and the ancient monuments are awe inspiring! I travelled there with my husband and a running club. Our trip took place in January of 2017. I feel fortunate to have travelled before COVID and wearing masks because conversing with natives are part of the experience of traveling.
I really like this documentary, talks about a topic not very well known and very interesting. This dinasty Is full of famous names and known for its glory but not for its huge inner problems , its not royal nature...really a good documentary. Thank you both for your huge work and congrats ♥️♥️
Glad you enjoyed it Jessica! and yes its a story that should be more known!
Love to watch your videos
What an uncommonly handsome and erudite presenter lol
Incredible information. I hope your channel expands, and you consider a better on-site mic to avoid the occasional pinched- sounding vocal segments.
merci! hehe I really appreciate it. Indeed I have a Patreon now, which will help fund getting better equipment and making new documentaries. You can check it out for some exclusives at www.patreon.com/CRW
This is a exceptional documentary. Congratulations. Thank you for sharing. Well done. M.S.
loved this xx
thanks Cheri!
Hello from Texas. I love these episodes. Please keep up the good work on this ancient culture. Have you thought about diving into the ancient Roman culture?
I have 2 new ones connecting Egypt and Rome coming out soon!
What a treat ! Awesome as always, my fellow European citizen ;-)
Thanks again Sven!
Im obsessed w/ anything Egyptian history. It’s truly fascinating , and I always love learning about Egyptian history I’ve never heard about before!
I remember I was about 12 going to the Met to see the King Tut exhibit in NYC, as my Mom was studying Egyptology in college. I remember being so impressed and interested in the exhibit, and it’s never stopped since. Although when I did finally get the chance to go to Egypt, our guide iwas unable to get tickets to go into the pyramids, and I was so disappointed!! I remember him telling us they only allow 150 people in in the morning & in the afternoon because of the sweat from the people ruins the limestone! But still, imagine going all the way to Egypt and not being able to go into the pyramids. Ugh, so disappointed !! Who knows if I’ll go back, although I probably will because there is still so much I want to see!!!Thx for such a very well made & informative video!
Great content and I love the music
Superb production, worthy of the magnificence of Egypt, history’s first nation state. First came Egypt, the mother of all nations, then came history.
Nice 2 C individuals creating material. Some oft-retold common errors.
Keep creating: the more people are exposed to ancient Egypt, the better ~ therein, before their eyes. ..the past become future, the salvation of humanity.
Sa Sekhem Sahu Bcem
thank you for watching Christopher !
Brilliant overview of the 19th! The reconstruction of their faces really brought this family to life ... but tell us more of the nitty gritty of the Amenmesse vs: Seti ll feud! The usurping of tombs, defacing of monuments etc ... sorry, I'm begging another vid!!!
maybe...!
Hello Curtis, I enjoy following your channel and study of Egypt. I was in Egypt for three weeks 21 Jan to 10 Feb 2022. Indy was my private tour guide in Luxor and Aswan. He is a great person, guide and friend. I will be returning to Egypt to continue my touring with Indy on 11 Nov 2022. Indy is a really fun person to have as a tour guide. I look forward to seeing him again. If you are in Egypt in November let Indy know. It would be fun meeting you!
wow sounds amazing
I never realised that Conchita Wurst has such deep knowlegde on Egyptology.
ha-ha!
This is so well done, THANK YOU.
Seti face structure is absolutely stunning
:D
Brilliant thankyou..
thanks Pam!
I think i would cry too if I could see Ramses mummy, personally . I do believe he was the Pharao of Exodus . I enjoyed watching this. I think you must be a good person 😊. My God , you have style !
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you, I really enjoyed this. Too bad more people don't take a moment to LIKE and comment.
Just discovered your channel. Very interesting and knowledgeable. I am a fan of Egypt and love the history of its people. How old was Ramses when he died. I read somewhere between late 60 into 80's or 90's.
I really do believe Seti was one of the most beautiful men of ancient egypt. That facial structure. Beautiful.
Brilliant!! Very interesting to hear about the not so common knowledge. Speaking about a family feud, so is that one of Hatshesput and Thutmosis a good one, He almost made her disappear from history.
Thank you.
Magical as always Curtis. Though I must beg to differ with your depiction of the Great Wife Nefertari. She has a heart shaped face, large elegant eyes, and full lips. To me, she resembles more her statue, though, much more beautiful. Also, my opinion, far closer to Sofia Aziz. Extraordinary work again. Bless you🌹🍃🌺🍃🍇🍃🍓🍒
Wow it's Amazing to me how much history of the Egyptian life of the Royal family and all the battles that were fought to keep away all the invasion of other countries it's amazing how you were able to find out what the Royal family looked like in real life they do look alike it's a shame back then that they didn't realise marrying family would be the reason that they had health problems
Love to watch all ur documentary
thanks!!!
Amazing egyptians were great artists great builders. Wish care would of been taken to carry on and preserved
It's not so much the amount to the line but WHERE you are in the line
quick question, is this your own footage? and the zoom in and camera work on these clips are cool is that an effect or is it recorded that way?
Thanks! And yes this is my footage which when I am not on screen, I shot 😄
I have been watching these again and learn something new every time. I do have a question Curtis as you are an Egyptologist. Do you think the Osireion is contemporary with the temple of Seti !st ?...and what do you think its purpose was ?. Thank you.
i feel that it has sections from the old kingdom, but was resurrected by seti the first, who felt a strong connection to abydos
So interesting think you for Amazon documentary
thanks Matthew!
You bring all of this history together in such lifelike ways. Not all of us can visit places like this of course ,and it is wonderful to have this opportunity to have you give so much help in the history and actually the ablity to get to know the truth of all of the characers that played such an imporant part in the history of mankind.( Or as close as possible.)
I wer eyeliner and feel thi connection with Egyptions, nd always hve for soem strange reasons? I am not 72 yrs oldd, my hair is brown *naturally too, or mostly, as a tiny bit of grey is trying to pop in* but anyway *hope i am noot juged oon this* but still wear eyeliner but have tried to cut it down a litte bit. When friends says " Why do you wear makeup?" I say " Because I want to, as I do like it" But do not wear so much face makeup mostly light color on the lipstick and the eyeliner and mascara and if I do not have pink on cheeks that day I will put a little lipstick on it, and just shine it a bit. Now I know I must end wearing it one day soon, I suppose, but just have trouble with this "habit?" But canot help but wonder why On earth this has stuck with meso much? Maybe no connection at all, but we all have our own quirks of what we like or not.
Just enjoy so much getting to know more and more about Egypt and its people. Thank you!
You should do one on Akhenaten
I can see why Seti felt the need to build. He was not a legitimate heir or Egyptian. He looks very Roman or Greek. Especially compared to his wife and others.
exactly !
There was a strong familial resemblance between that entire family! It's also believed that it were the priests that robbed those tombs having lost most of their property and finances during the reign of Ahknaten. And it were the priests who rewrapped and placed the bodies together in 1 location, I believe. That was considerate.
Very good video. Good voice and perfect music choice, maybe only if not too much reading (can be a little boring if too much sorry) and more you talking naturally?. Thumbs up!
very very good
Very Nice, clear done.
At around 17:23 it shows a headless statue, and it says the head is in New York. Why would they separate the head and not just leave the whole statue in tact? That just doesn't make sense to me.
Is it possible that Ramses II dyed his hair blond because yellow was the color of the sun?
I taught Rameses in my art classes and took them to see his exhibit when it was traveling in the USA.
oh they must have loved it! :)
@@CurtisRyanWoodside they did, one year for multicultural fair we made my room into the inside of a tomb. With mummies and everything.
love this chanal