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The biblical prophet Elijah has returned, as prophesied, and testifies: I enjoy your videos. However, there are so many common misunderstandings. For one, the Great Pyramid is thousands of years older than orthodox Egyptologists believe, as it was constructed over 12,000 years ago - and the original pyramids have nothing to do with a king or his burial, but were built by advance beings to help people realize the reality of Spirit and illusory nature of matter and form. We are in the "end times": the end of the old Cycle of Time that the New Cycle may be born. And Christianity (in general) totally misunderstands Jesus Christ and His message, so I was sent to set the record straight. (See the Bible's highly-symbolic Revelation Chapter 11.) All important mysteries have been unveiled, and that information has been published. Seek and ye shall find....
Finally! A comprehensive video on the evolution of the pyramids. That mountain was a 5 minute walk from my home in luxor! I could see Hatshepsut’s temple from our rooftop.
The rectangular prism is supposedly the most stable natural shape. Mountains, especially those made of hard, erosion-resistant stone, tend to naturally take the shape of a four-sided pyramid through the freeze/thaw cycle that most affect that type of mountain. The closer to that shape a mound takes in form, the less likely to erode into other shapes. In other words, the more like a pyramid a geological feature is, the more likely it is to become _more_ like a pyramid. I doubt it's a coincidence that the Egyptians made their artificial mounds to mimic that naturally ubiquitous shape.
I was amazed to see how much El-Qurn dominates the Valley of the Kings. Actually being there, you can immediately see why the site was chosen. The mountain is such an obvious natural pyramid. Thanks Matt!
From my studies, this natural pyramid at the entrance of the Valley of the Kings, above the Temple of Hatshepsut at Deir-al-Bahri, was named Mersegert by the ancient Egyptians, and was sacred to a goddess of that name.g I always prefer using the ancient Egyptian names for places and people rather than later names in Greek or Arabic.
I had the same thought. I made a comment about the scree on the mountain-/cliff-side, and how want unnatural accumulations might be an indicator of human activity, specifically in the form of camouflage for hidden enhances to underground structures. What better way to conceal an access point for a secret structure than to bury it under naturally present scrap already in the area?
So cool! I always thought it was odd to go from building pyramids to hiding in valleys but THIS is the wooly mammoth in the room. Makes so much more sense with this. Awesome stuff! Thanks!
The world is flat and we're trapped on holotile floors under a projection dome, the pyramids are obviously the entrance to the Inner Earth city, Agharta, that's why they're so heavily guarded. And Darwin was clearly a stone mason who tried to convince the world that we're the same as monkeys by burying "fossils" all over the world. Oh and the moon landing was clearly fake bc you can't see the stars in the background, have you ever noticed all photos of Earth from space are CGI? Oh yea and one last thing, IDK if I actually believe this one but China has a "secret" plan to take the World Reserve Currency status away from the US dollar and decrease American fertility by funding BLM campaigns and LGBT+ activism... 😅
I guess they wanted to try and live up to their distantest ancestry, and not feel so embarrassed that they couldn't do what had been done long before the end of the last Ice Age.
@@AncientArchitects the reason the newer piramids look bad and the older ones look amazing is beacouse the egyptians were more safisticated in the old kindom then in the middle kindom😂
I wonder, could that natural pyramid actually be a mix of nature & man forces? I mean, maybe they chose that mountain that looked kinda like a pyramid (but not that much), and they carved some dirt from the valley and brought it to the top, giving it a more pyramidal shape. I wouldn't rule that out. 😅
Off topic of this video, but do you have any response to Jimmy/Bright Insight's last video/livestream about the "concrete paving over" and restriction of excavation at Gobekli Tepe? I respect your opinion and interpretation of the situation 1000% more than Jimmy's at this point.
For eternity-minded rulers, I would think the economics of guards posted 24/7/eternal would still be preferable to building a pyramid or clever secret tomb.
"I supervised the excavation of the cliff tomb of his majesty alone - no one seeing, no one hearing." And the guys who did the acual constructing we murdered and buried in an unmarked grave... Sshhhh
I would suppose that the Original Archaeologists, assumed that the Pyramids, were built in the reverse order ? Ordinary Pyramidical hills progressing to State of the Art Stone Built Pyramids ? Stay safe ! Stu xx
I started to hate the claims of archeologist that ancient people were hunter gatherers and lack the knowledge to construct sophisticated buildings. The great pyramid of Giza is masterpiece & Marval of engineering, mathematics, physics & astronomy. Then how the later dynasties failed to build pyramids of quality & magnitude???? As Human civilization & knowledge kept growing later dynasties should have more sophisticated buildings & structures but that is not the case here. So, it looks like that Great Pyramid, sphinx and many other mysterious structures are much older build by advance civilization having greater knowledge than what Archeologists predicted. Similarly, the urban town planning of Indus valley civilization, mathematics, weighing system isn't the work of some nomads or hunter gatherers but fairly an advance civilization that lost in sands of time.
Egypts story of creation is ‘pagan’. The biblical account opposes paganisms interpretation of creation. Today we replace our ancestors claims with ‘evolution’. But which theory is the truth?
About that cartouche found inside the great pyramid. Is possible that egiptians built their own language based on writings found by them? Because people say that cartouche says King Khufu, but what I see is a drawing of a bird with another bird and resulting an egg. It´s a very simple drawing.
It's very simple. They found/inherited all these great structures, statues, and artifacts and tried to copy them but could never build anything close to them. The differences are so obvious.
the tombs in the Valey of the Kings weren't robbed by rogue tomb robbers but by later Egyptian politics egypt needed money and lots of that was buried with dead pharaohs the reason 3 tombs were unrobbed was because they were scrubbed from history the 2 connected tombs were those of Yuya and Tuya and Tutankhamun the later dynasty simply didn't know their location the rest of the tombs were robbed by this later ancient Egyptian government the mummies and caskets were mismatched with each other and gathered in a special location known now as the royal caché several 18th dynasty pharaohs' tombs' locations are unknown today they are still out there somewhere in the depths of the Valley of the Kings.
New Kingdom rulers must have decided it's too much trouble to get worker servant slaves anymore, so they were like, let's not build a big pyramid. Let's just use an actual mountain and say it's one.
Yes I clearly see the pyramid shape in the hill/mountain of the Valley of the Kings; however, I think it looks more like a step pyramid. Hence, the final evolution of the Egyptian Pyramid is very much like the first Egyptian Pyramid.
I wonder if anyone has ever done a topological study of the scree around the base of the natural pyramids, especially El Qurn, to look for unnatural deposits of tumbled stone. If the ancients were trying to conceal the entrance of a tomb, or other structure, they would likely do what they could to camouflage it using the naturally present material to build the concealing structure. There are natural patterns of scree accumulation, so if any deposits break from those patterns, it would be an indicator of excavation. With modern LIDAR topography, it would probably be fairly simple and straightforward to analyze the area in search of anomalies...
I sometimes wonder if there are ancient structures that are so old and eroded that they look natural? Like maybe their so old that even ancient people didn't know they where an older civilization? I'm not saying all these natural pyramids are, but maybe there could be one?
I think collins reported a tube like horizontal shaft at the gar end of the cave wall he got to. Someone needs to do a proper search with air pumped in. Hawass needs to get out of the way.
Man I was wondering why Chuck stopped posting I loved his channel. Maybe one of guys kids will pick up the torch one day. I just found out from your post that he passed. I'm looking forward to seeing your videos if they're anything like cf-apps I'll enjoy them I'm sure.
Nu huh? Did he land his ark on the primordial mound in arrarat? The 8/ogdoad. They must have picked the 'cairn" because of the pre whatever happened (flood), pyramid building megalith builders. "Came to re establish" from where? Sanliurfa?
I like the way you present the evidence. When you first suggested they look like pyramids and therefore the Ancient Egyptians likely saw them that way, I was admittedly skeptical. My first thought was, "Did they see them as pyramids or did they see them as easily identified landmarks?" When I was a kid, I know I often had hidden bases and toys. To find them later, I would look around for landmarks that were easily identified. I could see the Egyptians doing something similar. The fact that there are myths and artwork at least implying the Egyptians might have looked at them that way lends credence to the hypothesis. I think the first example is the most likely. I think the other two are less so. Nevertheless, it was an interesting tour through two lesser known areas of Egypt and one more readily known. Thank you.
When I went to temple of Hatshepsut my tour guide said their are caves on the side of the temple that big business scientology people pay big money to go and see the particular paintings and hieroglyphics, never saw or heard anything about it on the internet though
Think: why would you keep it secret to serve so few when there are literally millions of rich people who would be willing and able to pay. They don't want money, I guess?
Occam’s Razor requires the utilization of the least expensive, most cost effective, efficient solution to the problem of Class based burial mythologies. Logically, a pyramid by any other name is still a pyramid…
Earlier I seen a very interesting video on the hydraulic press channel where he crushed wood worth a watch for those who don't think wood was sturdy enough to be used in moving the pyramids stones
Another great video. Perhaps the evolution of the pyramid, went from natural to artificial and back, illustrating, "the first shall be last and the last shall be first." Pareidolia may very well be part of the explanation. This is a very good explanation of the matter, Matt. Thanks for your amazing work.
I keep thinking that I've heard it all when it comes to ancient Egypt. When I was in The Valley of the Kings it was generally held that it was a good hiding spot. With hundreds and thousands of workers involved it never made sense to me. But this idea does. Great work, Matt.
A tomb built into the base of the cliff would make sense for long term security. Between natural erosion and a couple of human engineered landslides robbers would be faced with excavating many tons of unstable material. Not impossible to bypass but difficult to do without anybody noticing.
All joking aside I love your channel and all its content. Traditionally it seems mankind is plagued with amnesia. I do hope we one day find something similar to the herculeum that requires far less effort to read. I love that you err on the side of caution And have stayed grounded with your theories, but I will forever treat everything archaeological as theory when lacking irrefutable evidence. All theories should be treated equally until proven impossible beyond a doubt.
The evolution of the pyramid needs to be understood in economic terms as well, civilisations do not develop linearly and while the Egyptian kingdom may have had the labour and material wealth to undertake vast works in its earlier times, this doesn’t mean it had the ability later because of the land it controlled, the population therin etc
Megalithic to ordinary; appears to be the case in the Andes; why not in Egypt? Could the supposed pyramid of Kofu have been the first and very expensive pyramid? All following were lower quality imitations until even those were too expensive. Then came The Valley of the Kings, the least expensive.
Are they sure that these natural hills have not had any work done to them in order to increase their pyramid shape? Could the Egyptian creation story also be another telling of the Noah story, just picking up after the water drys up?
Thanks for watching and for being here. If you want to support the channel, you can become a RUclips Member at ruclips.net/channel/UCscI4NOggNSN-Si5QgErNCwjoin or I’m on Patreon at www.patreon.com/ancientarchitects
The biblical prophet Elijah has returned, as prophesied, and testifies: I enjoy your videos. However, there are so many common misunderstandings. For one, the Great Pyramid is thousands of years older than orthodox Egyptologists believe, as it was constructed over 12,000 years ago - and the original pyramids have nothing to do with a king or his burial, but were built by advance beings to help people realize the reality of Spirit and illusory nature of matter and form. We are in the "end times": the end of the old Cycle of Time that the New Cycle may be born. And Christianity (in general) totally misunderstands Jesus Christ and His message, so I was sent to set the record straight. (See the Bible's highly-symbolic Revelation Chapter 11.) All important mysteries have been unveiled, and that information has been published. Seek and ye shall find....
Finally! A comprehensive video on the evolution of the pyramids. That mountain was a 5 minute walk from my home in luxor! I could see Hatshepsut’s temple from our rooftop.
What a view!
😂
The rectangular prism is supposedly the most stable natural shape. Mountains, especially those made of hard, erosion-resistant stone, tend to naturally take the shape of a four-sided pyramid through the freeze/thaw cycle that most affect that type of mountain. The closer to that shape a mound takes in form, the less likely to erode into other shapes. In other words, the more like a pyramid a geological feature is, the more likely it is to become _more_ like a pyramid. I doubt it's a coincidence that the Egyptians made their artificial mounds to mimic that naturally ubiquitous shape.
You surely know that some pyramids were 8 sided by design. What's your hypothesis on that? Not trolling, but just sayin'.
@@TB-zw7dt💯 FR and done so perfectly nobody really knew it till someone flew over it and took a picture at the right time of day.
Other channels: "Look, this mountain is actual a build pyramid." - This channel:" This natural mountain is used as a pyramid."
Qurn being the lost pyramid makes perfect sense 👍👍
I think so
I was amazed to see how much El-Qurn dominates the Valley of the Kings. Actually being there, you can immediately see why the site was chosen. The mountain is such an obvious natural pyramid. Thanks Matt!
From my studies, this natural pyramid at the entrance of the Valley of the Kings, above the Temple of Hatshepsut at Deir-al-Bahri, was named Mersegert by the ancient Egyptians, and was sacred to a goddess of that name.g
I always prefer using the ancient Egyptian names for places and people rather than later names in Greek or Arabic.
Certainly saves time when you don't have to build the pyramid.. 😁👍
Efficient 😂
2:32 Do holes in cliff lead anywhere?
I ask because also big fan of Action Adventure Twins, amateur spelunkers.
I had the same thought. I made a comment about the scree on the mountain-/cliff-side, and how want unnatural accumulations might be an indicator of human activity, specifically in the form of camouflage for hidden enhances to underground structures. What better way to conceal an access point for a secret structure than to bury it under naturally present scrap already in the area?
So cool! I always thought it was odd to go from building pyramids to hiding in valleys but THIS is the wooly mammoth in the room. Makes so much more sense with this. Awesome stuff! Thanks!
...and this is where baby pyramids come from.
As if the Pyramids aren't controversial enough, here you go bringing Darwin into the conversation.😂
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The world is flat and we're trapped on holotile floors under a projection dome, the pyramids are obviously the entrance to the Inner Earth city, Agharta, that's why they're so heavily guarded. And Darwin was clearly a stone mason who tried to convince the world that we're the same as monkeys by burying "fossils" all over the world. Oh and the moon landing was clearly fake bc you can't see the stars in the background, have you ever noticed all photos of Earth from space are CGI? Oh yea and one last thing, IDK if I actually believe this one but China has a "secret" plan to take the World Reserve Currency status away from the US dollar and decrease American fertility by funding BLM campaigns and LGBT+ activism... 😅
Chapter 6 is my favorite chapter from his Darwin's famous work. You don't see it mentioned, I wonder why
Many will espout the miracles of Darwinism without even the slightest of grasps of the idea
@tehjamerz where's Tarzan
Thank you for the great content, always interesting!
17:31 Interesting the heiroglyph matches El-Qurn's profile as well as it does.
I guess they wanted to try and live up to their distantest ancestry, and not feel so embarrassed that they couldn't do what had been done long before the end of the last Ice Age.
This is a great video. And that's why the sphinx is Horemaketh-Khepri-Ra-Atum. The Pharao as sungod in front of his primordial mountain
Excellent work Matt! Thanks 👍😁
Thanks
@@AncientArchitects the reason the newer piramids look bad and the older ones look amazing is beacouse the egyptians were more safisticated in the old kindom then in the middle kindom😂
Would these pyramids look natural if all casing stones had been stripped from them long ago?
If he rose from the mound he was born, so does this mean that the pyramids are basically a womb?
I have heard that there may have been a statue of Thutmosus daughter Hatshepsut in the valley of the kings that was later torn down
Thutmose III tried to erase her. She was the favourite child of Thutmose I as well.
Good show . thank you !
Thanks for watching
13:38 Perhaps silly question... Why are 'complexes' in seemingly long lines? I can see the reasoning for connection to Nile, but then...?
I wonder, could that natural pyramid actually be a mix of nature & man forces? I mean, maybe they chose that mountain that looked kinda like a pyramid (but not that much), and they carved some dirt from the valley and brought it to the top, giving it a more pyramidal shape. I wouldn't rule that out. 😅
Off topic of this video, but do you have any response to Jimmy/Bright Insight's last video/livestream about the "concrete paving over" and restriction of excavation at Gobekli Tepe?
I respect your opinion and interpretation of the situation 1000% more than Jimmy's at this point.
You have made a wise choice.
Good instincts.
Why?
For eternity-minded rulers, I would think the economics of guards posted 24/7/eternal would still be preferable to building a pyramid or clever secret tomb.
Eternity = lots of wages and how would you know it would happen after your death
Excellent video. Thanks
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"I supervised the excavation of the cliff tomb of his majesty alone - no one seeing, no one hearing."
And the guys who did the acual constructing we murdered and buried in an unmarked grave...
Sshhhh
I would suppose that the Original Archaeologists, assumed that the Pyramids, were built in the reverse order ?
Ordinary Pyramidical hills progressing to State of the Art Stone Built Pyramids ?
Stay safe !
Stu xx
I started to hate the claims of archeologist that ancient people were hunter gatherers and lack the knowledge to construct sophisticated buildings. The great pyramid of Giza is masterpiece & Marval of engineering, mathematics, physics & astronomy. Then how the later dynasties failed to build pyramids of quality & magnitude???? As Human civilization & knowledge kept growing later dynasties should have more sophisticated buildings & structures but that is not the case here. So, it looks like that Great Pyramid, sphinx and many other mysterious structures are much older build by advance civilization having greater knowledge than what Archeologists predicted. Similarly, the urban town planning of Indus valley civilization, mathematics, weighing system isn't the work of some nomads or hunter gatherers but fairly an advance civilization that lost in sands of time.
Another really interesting video. Thanks for making it.
Egypts story of creation is ‘pagan’. The biblical account opposes paganisms interpretation of creation. Today we replace our ancestors claims with ‘evolution’. But which theory is the truth?
I like this topic, thanks Matt.
Enjoy your weekend my friend🌼🤗🌼
Thanks Nancy - you too!
Nicely done, thanks for posting!
About that cartouche found inside the great pyramid. Is possible that egiptians built their own language based on writings found by them? Because people say that cartouche says King Khufu, but what I see is a drawing of a bird with another bird and resulting an egg. It´s a very simple drawing.
It's very simple. They found/inherited all these great structures, statues, and artifacts and tried to copy them but could never build anything close to them. The differences are so obvious.
Wtf is that "molded blocks" video you have? Unsubscribed.
the tombs in the Valey of the Kings weren't robbed by rogue tomb robbers but by later Egyptian politics egypt needed money and lots of that was buried with dead pharaohs the reason 3 tombs were unrobbed was because they were scrubbed from history the 2 connected tombs were those of Yuya and Tuya and Tutankhamun the later dynasty simply didn't know their location the rest of the tombs were robbed by this later ancient Egyptian government the mummies and caskets were mismatched with each other and gathered in a special location known now as the royal caché
several 18th dynasty pharaohs' tombs' locations are unknown today they are still out there somewhere in the depths of the Valley of the Kings.
17:23 My assessment is that the name of the formation means natural / (therefore) eternal pyramid. Names are often quite descriptive.
New Kingdom rulers must have decided it's too much trouble to get worker servant slaves anymore, so they were like, let's not build a big pyramid. Let's just use an actual mountain and say it's one.
The phoenix flaming bird is the sun itself , resurrecting. Like it's a bird in sumerian iconography and a winged sundisk in egypt
This type of "Serbian" pyramids is intriguing. Need evidence.
just a thought, wouldn't this train of thought give credence to the Bosnian pyramids?
It's f*cking weird how similar the primordial mound story and the native American great turtle island stories are.
I enjoy your videos very much. Do you have a book recommendation on the pyramids?
Yes I clearly see the pyramid shape in the hill/mountain of the Valley of the Kings; however, I think it looks more like a step pyramid. Hence, the final evolution of the Egyptian Pyramid is very much like the first Egyptian Pyramid.
I wonder if anyone has ever done a topological study of the scree around the base of the natural pyramids, especially El Qurn, to look for unnatural deposits of tumbled stone. If the ancients were trying to conceal the entrance of a tomb, or other structure, they would likely do what they could to camouflage it using the naturally present material to build the concealing structure. There are natural patterns of scree accumulation, so if any deposits break from those patterns, it would be an indicator of excavation. With modern LIDAR topography, it would probably be fairly simple and straightforward to analyze the area in search of anomalies...
I sometimes wonder if there are ancient structures that are so old and eroded that they look natural? Like maybe their so old that even ancient people didn't know they where an older civilization? I'm not saying all these natural pyramids are, but maybe there could be one?
Tomb robbers proved one thing, that it is pretty stupid to be buried with your wealth.
Everything is industrial and has to to with money. Religion is industrial.
I think collins reported a tube like horizontal shaft at the gar end of the cave wall he got to. Someone needs to do a proper search with air pumped in. Hawass needs to get out of the way.
Nemrut Dağ also a natural 'pyramid'
Is possible that before piling stones, they shaped mounds into pyramids
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Man I was wondering why Chuck stopped posting I loved his channel. Maybe one of guys kids will pick up the torch one day. I just found out from your post that he passed. I'm looking forward to seeing your videos if they're anything like cf-apps I'll enjoy them I'm sure.
I miss Chuck, was thinking about him just this morning. I loved watching Matt & Chuck….still love AA
Looking forward to your next video!
Nu huh? Did he land his ark on the primordial mound in arrarat? The 8/ogdoad. They must have picked the 'cairn" because of the pre whatever happened (flood), pyramid building megalith builders. "Came to re establish" from where? Sanliurfa?
You are always excellent.
How can any of us truly understand the joy you get from sharing your passion. Thank you!
I like the way you present the evidence. When you first suggested they look like pyramids and therefore the Ancient Egyptians likely saw them that way, I was admittedly skeptical. My first thought was, "Did they see them as pyramids or did they see them as easily identified landmarks?" When I was a kid, I know I often had hidden bases and toys. To find them later, I would look around for landmarks that were easily identified. I could see the Egyptians doing something similar.
The fact that there are myths and artwork at least implying the Egyptians might have looked at them that way lends credence to the hypothesis. I think the first example is the most likely. I think the other two are less so. Nevertheless, it was an interesting tour through two lesser known areas of Egypt and one more readily known. Thank you.
Ben Ben Sound a lot like a section or maybe predates the Gilgamesh, latter Noah ark with the birds and the rock/mountain top
Like the Osireion what else is buried deep down
When I went to temple of Hatshepsut my tour guide said their are caves on the side of the temple that big business scientology people pay big money to go and see the particular paintings and hieroglyphics, never saw or heard anything about it on the internet though
Think: why would you keep it secret to serve so few when there are literally millions of rich people who would be willing and able to pay. They don't want money, I guess?
Occam’s Razor requires the utilization of the least expensive, most cost effective, efficient solution to the problem of Class based burial mythologies. Logically, a pyramid by any other name is still a pyramid…
Earlier I seen a very interesting video on the hydraulic press channel where he crushed wood worth a watch for those who don't think wood was sturdy enough to be used in moving the pyramids stones
Thank you
Another great video. Perhaps the evolution of the pyramid, went from natural to artificial and back, illustrating, "the first shall be last and the last shall be first." Pareidolia may very well be part of the explanation. This is a very good explanation of the matter, Matt. Thanks for your amazing work.
I keep thinking that I've heard it all when it comes to ancient Egypt. When I was in The Valley of the Kings it was generally held that it was a good hiding spot. With hundreds and thousands of workers involved it never made sense to me.
But this idea does. Great work, Matt.
A tomb built into the base of the cliff would make sense for long term security. Between natural erosion and a couple of human engineered landslides robbers would be faced with excavating many tons of unstable material. Not impossible to bypass but difficult to do without anybody noticing.
WELL! i finally learn something new & interesting.
When are we going to accept that dynastic Egypt was the fall of civilization!!!! GLORY BE TO KING ATLAS! #we know nothing.
Nah…
All joking aside I love your channel and all its content. Traditionally it seems mankind is plagued with amnesia. I do hope we one day find something similar to the herculeum that requires far less effort to read. I love that you err on the side of caution And have stayed grounded with your theories, but I will forever treat everything archaeological as theory when lacking irrefutable evidence. All theories should be treated equally until proven impossible beyond a doubt.
Please could you share your Google Earth pins file with us so that we can see where everything is located. Thank you.
Didn't the chinese also worship dragon shapes in the landscape? Makes so much sense, now you say, and show it 👍😊
Your getting better by the video! Years of consistent betterment iis a fabulous thing.Kudos to my favourite architect.
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The evolution of the pyramid needs to be understood in economic terms as well, civilisations do not develop linearly and while the Egyptian kingdom may have had the labour and material wealth to undertake vast works in its earlier times, this doesn’t mean it had the ability later because of the land it controlled, the population therin etc
Thank you sir!👍
Makes sense. Fly and be free.
The higher up you go the easier it is to build cus it gets narrower was the only thing that kept the ancients from giving up on the build
Fantástico video. Es fácil que usen las montañas y el horizonte para quererse. Es su cultura. Ellos se quieren.
It looked much more impressive when it was still painted.
I can never get enough of your presentation style and quality. Well done.
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Thank you for the great content, always interesting!
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Was most gold mined during king tuts reign?
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Water, water, everywhere. But not a drop to drink. Except here in my fresh water filter pressure pump pyramid. Step right up, bring your gold.
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Not tombs
Megalithic to ordinary; appears to be the case in the Andes; why not in Egypt? Could the supposed pyramid of Kofu have been the first and very expensive pyramid? All following were lower quality imitations until even those were too expensive. Then came The Valley of the Kings, the least expensive.
Great presentation. The GIS combination of topology, viewsheds, and cultural artifacts is brilliant. Bravo.
Trip!
Great info as usual, so many thanks.
Are they sure that these natural hills have not had any work done to them in order to increase their pyramid shape?
Could the Egyptian creation story also be another telling of the Noah story, just picking up after the water drys up?
Interesting questions.
I assume they got robbed 😂😂
Was that thumbnail clickbait?
Together with the title, I think it’s pretty accurate
Stretching a bit.