Absolutely love this documentary, I'm incredibly honored to have been a part of it. We had so much fun filming that day, thank you for inviting me to a site I wouldn't have otherwise seen. To think, many years ago I found your youtube channel and documentaries and left you comments, to have eventually met you while I create videos of my own now. What a journey it's been Curtis, you have a very bright future and I can't wait to see more documentaries of yours😊
@@CurtisRyanWoodsideI had feeling that baby aligator felt good in your arms and went to check if anybody else noticed it, you defenitely connected with crocodile god edit: omg, I didn't come to baby crocodile yet when I wrote the comment, that one too became so calm 😅🥰
Wow! This film is absolutely fantastic. Thank you so much for making it and posting it here on RUclips. It’s so good to learn about the less famous figures from Ancient Egypt, and see the beautiful artefacts and structures they left behind. Absolutely wonderful!
This was truly a treasure! What I enjoyed most was the rare and beautiful artifacts from that time period. Many I’ve never seen before on other documentaries! Again, great job on creating and narrating this piece!
Just wow. Hope this channel gets massive. Not only is the content amazing, but the video and photo footage actually matches what you’re talking about. All around perfect.
I was scrolling through your videos and when I saw the thumbnail I was surprised to see that you used a photo of the reconstruction/repair of the small Sobekneferu statue that I made! It made me really happy to see it being used in a documentary about her! Thank you 🙂
Hiiii oh wow you made that 3d image? I hade no idea. I found it on a data base of 3D files! I also saw it on Etsy and have been meaning to buy a 3D printed copy to had her in my collection ❤️
Yes, it's my shop. I got the replica (took 1 year to arrive) and then repaired it. It's my passion, I take the 3D scan of the original or replica and repair it the best I can. I really enjoy your videos, so it was a nice surprise!
Excellent! I like your Egypt docs, they're off the beaten path. Nobody ever does the middle kingdom, wish the camera had lingered a little longer on the artefacts, the more unusual pieces ...they're really extraordinary.
Another amazing and informative documentary ❤❤❤❤❤Was wondering why all pieces related to her are so scattered? Wouldn’t it be nice if these pieces were all reunited? Thanks for all your hard work and dedication 😍😘
It's the way archaeology in Egypt used to work. A division of the loot. The Amarna Letters, for example, are scattered around the world. Then there's the beautiful dyad of pre-regnal Horemheb and first wife Amenia in the British Museum, taken from Saqqara... their missing unusually clasped hands are in Egypt... And who knows what is buried in private collections.
I love learning all I can about Egypt’s past and Egyptian culture, Pharos, Gods, and every day life. I watch every documentary I can to learn as much as possible.. I’m so thankful your sharing your amazing work and knowledge with us, showing us these beautiful places and wonderful artefacts. Australian fan. 😊 I’m so passionate I’ve got the Eye of Horas tattoo on my neck.
again learning so much with such an interesting narration. it was late and wanted to go to bed but just couldn't leave it for another day. thanks again
I actually learned something new from this wonderful film. I saw many of these places in Egypt, but had no idea the connection between them. Just fantastic!
Omg 😱 what an incredible documentary Curtis keep up the great work and please please continue with more videos . I truly enjoy watching . I really be feeling like I’m in traveling along side you lol . By the way I’m all the way in NYC .
@@CurtisRyanWoodside It really is brilliant. And, forgive me for getting personal, you are such a decent, pleasant, intelligent, knowledgeable, and respectful gentleman, that the experience of watching your documentaries is a complete joy. (No, I don’t pay compliments 😄).
Incredible documentary! You’ve taken us around the world, even Paris, to discover this extraordinary history. I loved the input from important female Egyptologists as well as your own insightful discoveries. This is a visual feast and truly inspirational. Well done, CRW. You’re the best. 🏰💖
Fascinating documentary, and so much work gone into this! I love the genuine joy of Curtis, and how he links the artifacts into the history. Wow!! 🤯 💖💖
I dont know who you are, sir.. But this has just come into my awareness and looks incredible and i am gosh dang excited about it!! I have also btw been having dreams of crocodiles and feel spiritually guided by them, among others, and this now showing up for me, feels like extra blessings. I love it and i am here for it lol ❤❤❤❤❤ I look forward to enjoying your channel and work. ❤❤❤ thank you.
I truly believe I gained a greater insight for not just of Sobekneferu. The attention and care of passing on the study and knowledge…lol I have gained more information that could rival National Geographic’s modes. Cheers and much gratitude!
Curtis, this was an absolutely stunning and fascinating production about Sobekneferu. I can't imagine the amount of time and research that goes into your documentaries. Egyptian art and architecture has always stood out to me as just so stunningly beautiful and unique. Their craftspeople were skilled beyond belief and I only wish that I could travel through time, to experience even just a few minutes of that grandeur. 💗
@@CurtisRyanWoodside I admire your knowledge and dedication so much. Only true passion can produce such excellence. I'm also constantly blown away that you often sit down to chat with Zahi Hawass. He clearly respects your work a great deal and deservedly so! 💗
@@CurtisRyanWoodside He really is and so are you. His excitement and passion for Egyptology is so inspiring and it's kind of surreal to think that this history is literally his history, his country and his people. That is mind boggling to me.
Curtis thank you for the best insight of this beautiful and amazing documentary ❤❤❤ all of your knowledge on ancient egypt. Am loving every single bit of what you share 😊❤❤❤❤
Wow just WOW! What a story and i am very impressed and captivated by you're work. Going into such details that i never herd of. Lol you're very courageous to get so close to those huge very real crocodiles .
I discovered your channel a day or so ago and I've been obsessively devouring your posts. Your research and the video work is astonishing! I didn't even step outside today. Now I have to make something to eat and then I think I'll watch one of my favourite movies... 'The Egyptian' from 1954. If you haven't seen it you MUST. Peter Ustinov, Jean Simmons, Edwin Purdom, Gene Tierney and the beautiful Bella Darvi. It's about the life of a physician during the reign of Akhenaton and it is lush beyond description. I'll imagine that you are one of the Hittite generals...
@@CurtisRyanWoodside Do you speak and read French? The novel it's based on - 'Sinouhé l'Egyptien' - by Mika Waltari is really good but I don't think there's an English translation. Another novel set in Carthage that I've always wanted to see in film is Flaubert's 'Salambo'. Have you read that? There are great English translations of that. Sad fact - Bella Darvi committed suicide at age 42. She was Darryl Zanuck's mistress and her last name is made up from 'Dar' (as in Darryl) and 'Vi' (as in Virginia Zanuck, his wife). He eventually married Bella but divorced her when he found out she was bisexual. But as Nefer, she was stunning.
I was really impressed by your flawless work. Immersive and captivating this offered a window in time. Also really enjoyed your exploration of the archetypal and the real crocodile.
I love this channel. Always learning about those important people that no one else teaches about. You're way more brave than me. I would be terrified to get that close to a croc!!
just finished the 1 hr of an wonderful adventure to discover the secret of this egyptian queen , thnks for anther hit & more yet to come 🌹 @@CurtisRyanWoodside
@CurtisRyanWoodside I just checked my book case, and I can't find the one I've mentioned. I had to give away quite a few very expensive hard backs to the library. I needed more room. For the life of me, I don't even remember the author or title. I do recall reading this over 40 years ago, I do remember the female queen who worshipped the crocodile. The queen would go regularly in a boat and feed the crocodiles to pay homage, but that's about all I can remember. I apologise if I gave the wrong impression. I know you have an immense amount of knowledge, so would know everything written about the queen. I do love your journeys, I hope you continue far into the future. Cheers Rosemary
@@CurtisRyanWoodside I will attempt to find it at the library. I'm sure it would have been kept as it was in perfect condition. If I do locate it, I'll let you know 😁
I’m obsessed with all things Egypt. I always have been. Then I played AC Origins & my obsession has taken over?🤭 This was excellent-nice to hear more ab her!
Once again ,another awesome documentary by you. Just L❤ve it ! Can’t wait to see what else you do in the future . Keep up the great work you do. It inspires so many of us Egyptophiles😆
I want to thank you Curtis for sharing with us about the topic,Ancient Egypt’s Female Pharaoh: Sobekneferu (FULL DOCUMENTARY) The Crocodile Princess.We all need to unite together and take back our DIVINE MOTHERLAND, Seek "MA'AT" in your lives people worldwide and strive for "DIVINE ORDER" and you will be on the path of knowing your true "DIVINE FUNCTION in CREATION" AFURAKA POWER FOREVER 🌎🇬🇭✊🤴👸💪🥇✌🙌
Another great video Curtis. This is a fascinating subject and one that is little known in comparison to Tutankhamun Ramesses or Akhenaten. Your apprehension to hold the baby alligator had me cracking up. 😂🇨🇦
It must feel like such an honor that you're able to go see these incredible pieces of ancient history. I have loved Ancient Egyptian history since i was a little girl. Whenever an Ancient Egypt exhibit came to the Museum of Natural History in Denver, CO I'd get so excited and go so many times. I remember when the King Ramses exhibit came and i was in awe! Even as a little kid I wished desperately that I could "go back" and felt so... depressed (? Empty? Alone?) that I couldn't and never will be able to see Ancient Egypt in all her glory. That thought has LITERALLY ALWAYS depressed the hell out of me. Weird, I know, I don't get it. 🤷♀️ I loved this video though, his passion is great.😊
A superb film about the very late Middle Kingdom.. Fascinating narrative of discovery and stunningly beautiful artifacts (and crocodiles!). Note: there may be a bit of confusion in using both the Hellenised name "Sesostris" and the Egyptian version "Senusret". Three kings of that name in Dynasty 12. 50:54 I find Middle Kingdom sculpture so much more expressive and realistic than that of the New Kingdom, when Pharaonic statues became rather more generic. Of course, the stone used in the Old and Middle kingdoms was so much harder and finer. 1:12:22 The stuff on Hor Awybre is amazing... I never knew that there was an intact burial from that period.
@58:00 Isn't Nubkaura Amenemhat II? So his name is Nubkauranakht which means strong is Nubkaura (the king). It is not his name in a cartouche. But of king Amenemhat II. Thank you for the documentary!
Fascinating lesson as usual Curtis glad I waited for a time so I could be rested and have apt attention. Crocs are cute when they are little but scary when they are adults. I have to wonder if they ate them as well the pharaohs and princesses. Or did they use them as just pets or implements of power. Also always amazed how all of this is preserved from further deterioration. Great guest speakers as well :) Amazing stuff :) thank you :)
great documentary I had no idea that there was a earlier female pharaoh than hatshepsut, thanking you so much for introducing her to me. I do wonder if Hatshepsut may have heard about Sobeknerferu and decide that she wouldn't display her feminity in public too much and that motivated her to always be depicted as a male Pharaoh.
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Absolutely love this documentary, I'm incredibly honored to have been a part of it.
We had so much fun filming that day, thank you for inviting me to a site I wouldn't have otherwise seen.
To think, many years ago I found your youtube channel and documentaries and left you comments, to have eventually met you while I create videos of my own now.
What a journey it's been Curtis, you have a very bright future and I can't wait to see more documentaries of yours😊
Aww Kayleigh, it was great to finally hang out in person. And thanks for being part. I love your channel too! ❤️
The baby crocodile listening to you talk about mummified baby crocodiles: 👁️👄👁️
🤣🤣🤣 I never thought of that
@@CurtisRyanWoodsideI had feeling that baby aligator felt good in your arms and went to check if anybody else noticed it, you defenitely connected with crocodile god
edit: omg, I didn't come to baby crocodile yet when I wrote the comment, that one too became so calm 😅🥰
@drunaisis9797 hahah the babies are so cute
Wow. This might be my favorite of all your documentaries. Learned so much. Learned so much. Thanks so much
Wow! This film is absolutely fantastic. Thank you so much for making it and posting it here on RUclips. It’s so good to learn about the less famous figures from Ancient Egypt, and see the beautiful artefacts and structures they left behind. Absolutely wonderful!
Aw thank you! I worked on this film for 3 years!!
@@CurtisRyanWoodsideWorth it
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What a great addition, I enjoyed the time given to the Crocodile expert's intuitive ideas within the documentary. 10/10
Glad you enjoyed it Dale!
gosh this is great. i would love it if you did a documentary about the late predynastic and early pharaonic period of egypt
Ooooo maybe
Absolutely fantastic, enthralling. One hour and 20 mins of pure indulgent escapism. Loved it. ❤
Absolutely! It’s a long one haha
Wonderful film, such fantastic research on Sobekneferu🙏🏼✨💖
3 long years of work in this!
This was truly a treasure! What I enjoyed most was the rare and beautiful artifacts from that time period. Many I’ve never seen before on other documentaries! Again, great job on creating and narrating this piece!
Yay I am so glad you saw “new” things Kimberly
Oh my Gosh!!!! Schools canceled and a new video from Curtis! Blessings do abound!
Haha but school is still important!
Just wow. Hope this channel gets massive. Not only is the content amazing, but the video and photo footage actually matches what you’re talking about. All around perfect.
Wow, thank you! And I’m glad you noticed that. I always try and use visuals that are what I’m speaking about or at least from the same time period
This is wonderful. Fascinating insight. Well done! Thank you Curtis!
Glad you enjoyed it Barry!
Always know it’s going to be a good night when there’s a new CRW video out! Thank you, kind sir! ❤
Ah thanks Kristy
I was scrolling through your videos and when I saw the thumbnail I was surprised to see that you used a photo of the reconstruction/repair of the small Sobekneferu statue that I made! It made me really happy to see it being used in a documentary about her! Thank you 🙂
Hiiii oh wow you made that 3d image? I hade no idea. I found it on a data base of 3D files! I also saw it on Etsy and have been meaning to buy a 3D printed copy to had her in my collection ❤️
Yes, it's my shop. I got the replica (took 1 year to arrive) and then repaired it. It's my passion, I take the 3D scan of the original or replica and repair it the best I can. I really enjoy your videos, so it was a nice surprise!
The best gentleman to carry on with the latest old stuff!
So tired of decades old docs!
Wow! Pretty amazing! Love it! Thank you for sharing Curtis! 😍🤗
Glad you enjoyed it Elisabeth!
So excited to watch this! Thank you for all you do, Curtis. 🩵
Hope you enjoy it!
Excellent! I like your Egypt docs, they're off the beaten path. Nobody ever does the middle kingdom, wish the camera had lingered a little longer on the artefacts, the more unusual pieces ...they're really extraordinary.
Thanks!!! The pause button can be used to examine for as long as you like 😉
Absolutely fascinating and lovely! It is, indeed, a privilege to see such a documentary. Thank you!
Thanks as always Lawrence!
Thank you for your incredible efforts in producing this wonderful video of a piece of missing history
Glad you enjoyed it Kathey!
How nice to discover this channel. I'm also taking short classes from Colleen Darnell.
Thanks! Colleen is such a wonderful lady!
@@CurtisRyanWoodside Very much a lady. And a great instructor.
Another amazing and informative documentary ❤❤❤❤❤Was wondering why all pieces related to her are so scattered? Wouldn’t it be nice if these pieces were all reunited? Thanks for all your hard work and dedication 😍😘
Oh that would be wonderful to have all her items back together 😱
It's the way archaeology in Egypt used to work. A division of the loot. The Amarna Letters, for example, are scattered around the world. Then there's the beautiful dyad of pre-regnal Horemheb and first wife Amenia in the British Museum, taken from Saqqara... their missing unusually clasped hands are in Egypt... And who knows what is buried in private collections.
So exciting and interesting. This is another amazing documentary. I love it... Great Curtis!!!
Thanks so much! 😇❤️
I love learning all I can about Egypt’s past and Egyptian culture, Pharos, Gods, and every day life. I watch every documentary I can to learn as much as possible.. I’m so thankful your sharing your amazing work and knowledge with us, showing us these beautiful places and wonderful artefacts. Australian fan. 😊
I’m so passionate I’ve got the Eye of Horas tattoo on my neck.
Mesmerizing as always. Love your work!
Thank you very much!
You looked a little leary to hold that Croc, but you did well! Thank you for always making your vids interesting!
Hhaha the little croc was nothing compared to the giant one
Agree😂
@@CurtisRyanWoodside maybe he likkes you
again learning so much with such an interesting narration. it was late and wanted to go to bed but just couldn't leave it for another day. thanks again
Hehe don’t stay up too late
I actually learned something new from this wonderful film. I saw many of these places in Egypt, but had no idea the connection between them. Just fantastic!
Well I’m glad Andreas!
Curtis that was absolutely amazing thank you for sharing your knowledge with us it was incredibly interesting 😊❤🤗
Glad I could share it with your Carole
Omg 😱 what an incredible documentary Curtis keep up the great work and please please continue with more videos . I truly enjoy watching . I really be feeling like I’m in traveling along side you lol . By the way I’m all the way in NYC .
Thank you for your appreciated and wonderful efforts in studying and reviving the history of my beloved country, Egypt🙏❤
Thank you very much, Curtis! Your documentaries are super- interesting and of high quality, and this is one of the best. 👏
Awww that means a lot to hear Claudia! ❤️
@@CurtisRyanWoodside It really is brilliant. And, forgive me for getting personal, you are such a decent, pleasant, intelligent, knowledgeable, and respectful gentleman, that the experience of watching your documentaries is a complete joy. (No, I don’t pay compliments 😄).
Oh wow 🤩 thank you so much
Incredible documentary! You’ve taken us around the world, even Paris, to discover this extraordinary history. I loved the input from important female Egyptologists as well as your own insightful discoveries. This is a visual feast and truly inspirational. Well done, CRW. You’re the best. 🏰💖
Awww thank you! But you’re the best ❤️
Nice documentary i watched the full video and learned something knew about Ancient Egypt. Thank you for this amazing documentary from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Yay thanks for watching in Bangladesh!
At 26:11 is shown a necklace featuring the throne name of Senusret (Sesostris' Egyptian name), Kheper Ka Ra. The Ka is difficult to discern.
Fascinating documentary, and so much work gone into this! I love the genuine joy of Curtis, and how he links the artifacts into the history. Wow!! 🤯 💖💖
Glad you enjoyed it! 🤩❤️
Love this hope to see more documentaries from you in the future ❤❤
More to come!
Such an excellent documentary. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it Chris!
I dont know who you are, sir..
But this has just come into my awareness and looks incredible and i am gosh dang excited about it!!
I have also btw been having dreams of crocodiles and feel spiritually guided by them, among others, and this now showing up for me, feels like extra blessings. I love it and i am here for it lol ❤❤❤❤❤
I look forward to enjoying your channel and work. ❤❤❤ thank you.
Oh thank you! and dreaming of Crocodiles is a good sign!
I truly believe I gained a greater insight for not just of Sobekneferu. The attention and care of passing on the study and knowledge…lol I have gained more information that could rival National Geographic’s modes.
Cheers and much gratitude!
Why thank you! This documentary took over 3 years to research and film. So I hope it revealed new info on Sobekneferu and her time ❤️
Beautiful! Well done, thank you 😊
Curtis, this was an absolutely stunning and fascinating production about Sobekneferu. I can't imagine the amount of time and research that goes into your documentaries.
Egyptian art and architecture has always stood out to me as just so stunningly beautiful and unique. Their craftspeople were skilled beyond belief and I only wish that I could travel through time, to experience even just a few minutes of that grandeur. 💗
Imagine if we could go back to see them!? Thank you so much for your comment, this took around 3 years to make.
@@CurtisRyanWoodside I admire your knowledge and dedication so much. Only true passion can produce such excellence.
I'm also constantly blown away that you often sit down to chat with Zahi Hawass. He clearly respects your work a great deal and deservedly so! 💗
Zahi is an amazing man and has been very supportive from my first ever documentary. 😇
@@CurtisRyanWoodside He really is and so are you.
His excitement and passion for Egyptology is so inspiring and it's kind of surreal to think that this history is literally his history, his country and his people. That is mind boggling to me.
And he LOVES the history with his whole heart
I’m a huge fan of Hatshepsut. This is so eye opening!! Thank you ❤
Yup! She was way before Hatshepsut
Curtis thank you for the best insight of this beautiful and amazing documentary ❤❤❤ all of your knowledge on ancient egypt. Am loving every single bit of what you share 😊❤❤❤❤
❤️ thanks Tanya 🐊
Very Well Done! Thank You.
Thanks for watching!
What a beautiful and unique film. Thank you so much Curtis, love from A xx
Thanks A! So glad you liked it
This dude is amazing you can see that he has such pashon for his people amazing work buddy please keep it up and a big thank you ❤
Thank you so much for this extremely interesting and informative video. So enjoyable.
Glad you enjoyed it! 🤩
Beautiful as usual, Curtis!👏🌷
Fantastic !! Thank you - very interesting!👍👍💜💜
Glad you enjoyed it Rita
Loved documentary curtis love your work and history of egypt looking forward to more
🐊❤️ more to come
Luv all your documentaries Curtis, it’s nice to have a refreshing look on ancient Egypt keep up the good work my friend 👍🏻🇨🇦
Wow what a informative and incredible documentary Curtis loved it ❤❤
So glad Tina! ❤️
Good video As Always by Kurtis
Thanks for watching Jovan! 😉
Благодаря ,за прекрасното изживяване ,което ми донесе това видео !!!
Thank you for watching Nina!
Curtis a very informative documentary of an end of a period in Egyptian history
Thanks David!
Fabulous presentation! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I loved EVERYTHING about this documentary! The amount of research done and the way subjects are changed before they became boring. Excellently done!😊
Wow just WOW! What a story and i am very impressed and captivated by you're work. Going into such details that i never herd of. Lol you're very courageous to get so close to those huge very real crocodiles .
I discovered your channel a day or so ago and I've been obsessively devouring your posts. Your research and the video work is astonishing! I didn't even step outside today. Now I have to make something to eat and then I think I'll watch one of my favourite movies... 'The Egyptian' from 1954. If you haven't seen it you MUST. Peter Ustinov, Jean Simmons, Edwin Purdom, Gene Tierney and the beautiful Bella Darvi. It's about the life of a physician during the reign of Akhenaton and it is lush beyond description. I'll imagine that you are one of the Hittite generals...
I love that movie too. I’ve seen it sooo many times. Thanks for watching the documentaries too 😉
@@CurtisRyanWoodside Do you speak and read French? The novel it's based on - 'Sinouhé l'Egyptien' - by Mika Waltari is really good but I don't think there's an English translation. Another novel set in Carthage that I've always wanted to see in film is Flaubert's 'Salambo'. Have you read that? There are great English translations of that. Sad fact - Bella Darvi committed suicide at age 42. She was Darryl Zanuck's mistress and her last name is made up from 'Dar' (as in Darryl) and 'Vi' (as in Virginia Zanuck, his wife). He eventually married Bella but divorced her when he found out she was bisexual. But as Nefer, she was stunning.
Your videos are so wonderful. I appreciate your passion. You definitely had a past life there. 😊
Hehe maybe I did
Thank you!😊
Thank you for watching!!!
I was really impressed by your flawless work. Immersive and captivating this offered a window in time. Also really enjoyed your exploration of the archetypal and the real crocodile.
😇 thanks so much Christina!
Your documentaries are great❤!
🙏 thank you
I love this channel. Always learning about those important people that no one else teaches about. You're way more brave than me. I would be terrified to get that close to a croc!!
thumbs up before watching 👍👍👍👍
You're the best!
Me too 😅😅😅😅
just finished the 1 hr of an wonderful adventure to discover the secret of this egyptian queen , thnks for anther hit & more yet to come 🌹 @@CurtisRyanWoodside
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Nice Curtis, you must be a genius to be able to pronounce these names and cities.thank you for making it interesting.🎉 Happy New year 🎉😊
Hhha thanks! I try my best
Wonderful production indeed 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Thank you sooo much!
@@CurtisRyanWoodside I'm writing from Italy 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹 your videos are always absolutely high quality
Ciao di Firenze!
6:52 That statue is spectacular
Excellent presentation
Thank you Kay!
Another beautiful, complex documentary, Curtis, Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it Rachel !
I have the book, wonderful story. Cheers Rosemary Western Australia 73yrs
Oh great! What book is that?
@CurtisRyanWoodside I just checked my book case, and I can't find the one I've mentioned. I had to give away quite a few very expensive hard backs to the library. I needed more room. For the life of me, I don't even remember the author or title. I do recall reading this over 40 years ago, I do remember the female queen who worshipped the crocodile. The queen would go regularly in a boat and feed the crocodiles to pay homage, but that's about all I can remember. I apologise if I gave the wrong impression. I know you have an immense amount of knowledge, so would know everything written about the queen. I do love your journeys, I hope you continue far into the future. Cheers Rosemary
I haven’t heard that story, but it sure does sound like sobekneferu would do something like that!
@@CurtisRyanWoodside I will attempt to find it at the library. I'm sure it would have been kept as it was in perfect condition. If I do locate it, I'll let you know 😁
I’m obsessed with all things Egypt. I always have been. Then I played AC Origins & my obsession has taken over?🤭 This was excellent-nice to hear more ab her!
😉 glad you enjoyed it
Once again ,another awesome documentary by you. Just L❤ve it ! Can’t wait to see what else you do in the future . Keep up the great work you do. It inspires so many of us Egyptophiles😆
more coming!
YAY ❗@@CurtisRyanWoodside
I thank you for this ❤❤
You're welcome 😊
Excellent presentation of a now recognized woman who became a Pharaoh.
I love sobekneferu. From indonesia🇮🇩.
Thanks curtis.
Hello to Indonesia
I want to thank you Curtis for sharing with us about the topic,Ancient Egypt’s Female Pharaoh: Sobekneferu (FULL DOCUMENTARY) The Crocodile Princess.We all need to unite together and take back our DIVINE MOTHERLAND, Seek "MA'AT" in your lives people worldwide and strive for "DIVINE ORDER" and you will be on the path of knowing your true "DIVINE FUNCTION in CREATION" AFURAKA POWER FOREVER 🌎🇬🇭✊🤴👸💪🥇✌🙌
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Another great video Curtis. This is a fascinating subject and one that is little known in comparison to Tutankhamun Ramesses or Akhenaten. Your apprehension to hold the baby alligator had me cracking up. 😂🇨🇦
😂🐊 he was a cutey!!! Thank you Jean ❤️❤️
It must feel like such an honor that you're able to go see these incredible pieces of ancient history. I have loved Ancient Egyptian history since i was a little girl. Whenever an Ancient Egypt exhibit came to the Museum of Natural History in Denver, CO I'd get so excited and go so many times. I remember when the King Ramses exhibit came and i was in awe! Even as a little kid I wished desperately that I could "go back" and felt so... depressed (? Empty? Alone?) that I couldn't and never will be able to see Ancient Egypt in all her glory. That thought has LITERALLY ALWAYS depressed the hell out of me. Weird, I know, I don't get it. 🤷♀️
I loved this video though, his passion is great.😊
that was so interesting about the sisters. also I loved the crocodile dude. Curtis can jump quite fast lol.
Hhah those crocodiles were worse than you saw on camera. Roann did a great job!
A superb film about the very late Middle Kingdom.. Fascinating narrative of discovery and stunningly beautiful artifacts (and crocodiles!). Note: there may be a bit of confusion in using both the Hellenised name "Sesostris" and the Egyptian version "Senusret". Three kings of that name in Dynasty 12. 50:54 I find Middle Kingdom sculpture so much more expressive and realistic than that of the New Kingdom, when Pharaonic statues became rather more generic. Of course, the stone used in the Old and Middle kingdoms was so much harder and finer. 1:12:22 The stuff on Hor Awybre is amazing... I never knew that there was an intact burial from that period.
I cant belive this video was great it helped me learn alot
thanks bro so much
Thank you!
interesting. had the found her thomb? when you see zahi can you says greetings from me! was the chamber of the sphinx above exlored?
I shall! You will have to keep watching to see about her tomb in the documentary 😇❤️
@@CurtisRyanWoodside nice. which queens, princesses or pharaohs had the not found? was cleopatra a priestess of hathr and athena too?
Cleo would have worshipped Hathor rather. There are many kings and queens we haven’t found yet… sobekneferu being one of those
@@CurtisRyanWoodside can you read good hieroglyps?
@@CurtisRyanWoodside maybe its a wal carving from her on a wall
Well, is it a goose or a duck @52:40?? Can’t believe he just leaves that unanswered. Unbelievable.
Fantastic
Shukran!
Good documentary
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
Bellissimo complimenti Curtis😃
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Good video ji 👍 ❤❤
Thanks!
Another informative vlog by you dear Curtis
On a side note i notice that beautiful long hair you had do you miss it?
I do, and I don’t haha
@58:00 Isn't Nubkaura Amenemhat II? So his name is Nubkauranakht which means strong is Nubkaura (the king). It is not his name in a cartouche. But of king Amenemhat II.
Thank you for the documentary!
Enjoyed the programme. Heres hoping that more evidence of her existance is discovered in the near future.
Oh I wish that too !
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Isn't the statue at 08:18 a statue of Senusret the first? I have seen it in several art history books described like such...
It could be but the smaller statues of Senusert are subjective. As they have no name, only the characteristics of a Senusert are confirmable
Oh that they have a cast of the destroyed statue of her....!!
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PLEASE DO A DOCUMENTARY ON QUEEN TIYE
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@@CurtisRyanWoodside THANKS
Fascinating lesson as usual Curtis glad I waited for a time so I could be rested and have apt attention. Crocs are cute when they are little but scary when they are adults. I have to wonder if they ate them as well the pharaohs and princesses. Or did they use them as just pets or implements of power. Also always amazed how all of this is preserved from further deterioration. Great guest speakers as well :) Amazing stuff :) thank you :)
I don't know if there is evidence of them eating them, but they did use them for medicinal purposes.
great documentary I had no idea that there was a earlier female pharaoh than hatshepsut, thanking you so much for introducing her to me. I do wonder if Hatshepsut may have heard about Sobeknerferu and decide that she wouldn't display her feminity in public too much and that motivated her to always be depicted as a male Pharaoh.
Oh yes Hatchepsut definitely knew of Sobekneferu! She’s on the kings list commissioned under her and Thothmoses iii