Egyptian Civilization and Hieroglyphics

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  • Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024

Комментарии • 34

  • @wescecil3920
    @wescecil3920  11 лет назад +10

    If I said otherwise, the correct order: Conquered by Greeks, then Romans, then Persians, then Byzantines, then Arabs, then Ottomans, then British. Actually, a few more invasions early on as well.

  • @ricardosimao8640
    @ricardosimao8640 4 года назад +3

    Thank you very much for the lessons and thank you for being human. Express your opinions and points of view and make the learning experience enjoyable.... There is a lot of referees in the comments, maybe they would be inspired by your initiative and passion to pass knowledge on their own channels

  • @rickfredericks2114
    @rickfredericks2114 5 лет назад +2

    I Really think you need to do a more In-depth look at the Time Table. Relating to predynastic Origins and the
    Biological Set , At that ! Time !!

  • @grazzitdvram
    @grazzitdvram 9 лет назад +2

    Thank you for putting this up,now I just have to figure out where I can find translated hieroglyphic texts

  • @theonewholistens15
    @theonewholistens15 11 лет назад +3

    I am 16 years old and i read egyptian hieroglyphics almost fluently

    • @tombrandon2036
      @tombrandon2036 7 лет назад +3

      theonewholistens15 how do you write " bullshit" in hieroglyphics? is a picture of a cow shitting? :)

    • @kexia5630
      @kexia5630 5 лет назад

      Hey, that can be totally true that, at 16, a person can read and write Mdu Ntr. I was the same and taught myself Mdu Ntr hieroglyphs as a kid. They're actually not that hard because they're based on nature. So they're easy to remember.

  • @superspectator123
    @superspectator123 10 лет назад +1

    I don't think that Akhenaton was that stupid by forsaking the gods in favour for one god. The priest held great power in Egypt at that time and I think he wanted to break that power and so become more influential himself. And he succeeded in his lifetime.

  • @uamsnof
    @uamsnof 6 лет назад +1

    I really do enjoy these lectures, but some fact-checking wouldn't be bad, specifically statements like "sibling marriage was common" or "the women inherited everything."

    • @uamsnof
      @uamsnof 4 года назад

      Loraine Mohar what evidence do you have that Egyptologists get Egyptian history more wrong than people who can’t even read original Egyptian texts?

    • @Maatson_
      @Maatson_ 3 года назад +1

      The did merry siblings but what he didn’t mention is the would take a lover they would not have kids with there brother or sister .

  • @DarronHalsall
    @DarronHalsall 11 лет назад

    I am really enjoying this lecture, is there anyway to get an audio copy I could listen to on my ipod ... too and from work ....

    • @BigRuntBRV
      @BigRuntBRV 8 лет назад

      Darron Halsall go get a copy of Stolen Legacy by George G.M. James.....you'll get way more information

  • @alan2here
    @alan2here 5 лет назад

    Need more Mummy unwRapping Initiates, good ones with a magnetic personality who are the nucleus of the operation. Those who can look at the mummy and see just the target substance they've been trained for. Perhaps there role is best shortened to "MRI".

    • @kexia5630
      @kexia5630 5 лет назад

      Hahaha! I see what you did thar!

  • @davidallard1980
    @davidallard1980 Год назад

    That wasn't a new idea it was an old one, and he just wanted people to worship the whole and not the parts. He was Egypt's JFK basically. The egyptian Gods weren't even gods they were netters and aspects of nature, he was bringing back an older idea of God that encompassed the netters, not making a new one. Youre right about why they didnt like it though.

  • @raynamcdonald2440
    @raynamcdonald2440 10 лет назад +2

    i believe in equal rights for all human beings, no matter color race gender.....i believe in it heart and soul.

  • @eamonc801
    @eamonc801 9 лет назад +1

    Thank You

  • @jlupus8804
    @jlupus8804 3 года назад

    The Old Testament does outline an underworld, and it’s the NT that does nothing except connects those dots

    • @terraconensis2317
      @terraconensis2317 2 года назад

      The afterlife is a pagan idea. In the OT and NT the words Sheol and Hades mean grave, pit underground. It refers to being dead and buried. From dust you were made to dust you shall return.

  • @westcoastsunsation
    @westcoastsunsation 4 года назад

    Saying that the Americans are Egyptians of today in a sense how they lived is such a self-absorbed and ridiculous comment.

  • @garymike8612
    @garymike8612 9 лет назад

    I liked the hieroglyphics song
    Hardest thing ever to sing

  • @19Edurne
    @19Edurne 11 лет назад +3

    As far as I know, Champollion didn't go to Egypt with Napoleon... 5 min. into listening and already an error, I wonder what's coming next...

    • @davidrapalyea7727
      @davidrapalyea7727 4 года назад

      @CipiRipi00
      The rosetta stone face owas originally black when received in UK but recently discovered to be ink from the original rubings. I think it has been cleaned and the facsimili removed and you can even touch some of the original I think.

  • @davidrapalyea7727
    @davidrapalyea7727 4 года назад

    The Christian idea of judgement and after life was established from the start, not developed in year 1000.

    • @terraconensis2317
      @terraconensis2317 2 года назад

      The afterlife is a pagan idea. In the OT and NT the words Sheol and Hades mean grave, pit underground. It refers to being dead and buried. From dust you were made to dust you shall return.

  • @SweetScientist14
    @SweetScientist14 11 лет назад +1

    cool

  • @theestateofjoshuajamesclan3586
    @theestateofjoshuajamesclan3586 7 лет назад

    cat lip was here

  • @KypHeM
    @KypHeM 9 лет назад

    I looked at the jewelry and it's not that good not symmetrical and generally worse than what can be done today.

    • @PosthumousAddress
      @PosthumousAddress 8 лет назад +3

      +Alex Pana Of course they didn't have the sort of precision technology we have today, but there is plenty of ancient and historical jewelry that is profoundly beautiful. Look at this piece of Saxon jewelry
      www.ultimatehistoryproject.com/uploads/3/0/6/7/3067335/1937145.jpg
      Even without modern precision, it is achingly beautiful. And this medieval cup
      upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e8/British_Museum_Royal_Gold_Cup.jpg
      Just looking only at the precision with which ancient jewelry is made is to see only part of its beauty

  • @nathanreed3857
    @nathanreed3857 7 лет назад +1

    The sun is a living organizm and the Egyptians figured out his phone number by compression of crystals they figured out how to connect with the sun, allowing the sun to use his powers more thoroughly. The little pucks create waves that shower up over the buildings and connected a person to the sun and the sun uses the persons eyes like a sight for aim and the sun can then hold and munipulate matter better. It connects the birds to the sun and allows him to create the rains in proper areas. The birds are able to control and move the clouds with the help from the sun. The pucks link the sun to the surrounding area and allow him to do jobs that we can see. waves, The walls are all about giving the sun the ability to help us. Are phones are all pucks. be good.

  • @alan2here
    @alan2here 5 лет назад

    𓀄 - One moment while I fix this. Thats better. Oh? Aren't you a bit hot in all that clothing? You say you're from Greece? Any interesting wines in Greece? Meet my wife BarHapfseftum who's conveniently also my sister, isn't that nice. And this is her friend she seems to have been very friendly with lately, and our newborn children that are wonderful and healthy and strangely not inbred, must be all that god-potion I got from that priest the other day.