Egypt's Lost Wonders (Full Episode) | Drain the Oceans
Egypt's Lost Wonders (Full Episode) | Drain the Oceans
Using the latest technology and research, a missing ancient wonder and once fabled city of the early Egyptian world are discovered beneath the Nile.
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Our eart needs the answers to the climate change but you guys are still living in the past or you just looking for a treasure!
These videos are gold.
god bless americans. without them we wouldn't have watched all of these ancient wonders
This is at least as much conjecture as science, and at worst it’s no more reliable than holding a seance to ask the original architect. Every single conclusion offered in this program is accepted as immutable fact without a shred of supporting evidence, and very obvious questions are completely ignored.
Can we seriously conclude that the shape of the huge remaining stones necessarily indicates their purpose to have been a door frame? Is it logical that they would access the building through a two-hundred ton door?! What possible need would they have for such a large entrance? How many people were needed, or what mechanism was used to actually swing the door open and shut? How big WERE those ancient manuscripts?!
This speculation is then expanded upon by using a dimension of the “door frame” to calculate an ancient unit of measure previously lost to history. Honestly, they should have made this episode part of the ancient aliens series.
Why wouldn't this "mad" professor think "we"–whoever that is–wouldn't believe the technology of Egypt preceded European middle history? Why make the assumption and put "us" down for it so irately for an ad hominen attack ? Egypt is a recovery of even older technology. The power of steam was discovered in Greece and ancient Mesopotamia and ignored by the powers that be. Europe of the middle ages is a recovery of ancient tech. We are all human together, sharing and remixing what we know. We need to stop this childish my "culture" is better than yours attitude. We are the human culture, a patchwork quilt of culture, united in various patterns riffing off a central pattern.
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I like this video 😊
Cool. Now do the whole ocean
They found the majority of these structures. Egyptians didn't build the pyramids.
Discovering a bunch of nothing.
I would like to note. Any of you viewers been to a vulture fest? You know, someone dies, you eat food, and then rob the dead? A funeral, that's what they call them. Imagine a culture that left the worldly goods of the departed with them to take along, in case they needed them. Whether for status in the afterlife or to use to sustain their spirit there. Where respect and honor for the dead outweighed avarice or covetousness.
The pyramid were built by the doctor's architect (iMHOT) He was the builder of the pyramids and built every pyramid until Giza ❤
😊 The true period of construction of the pyramids was in (III-VI) Dynasty political center of Memphis which was the first pharaoh is Zoser 👁️ buried in the granite pyramid 🌍🤐
😊❤The destruction was in the first dynasty with the Assyrian empire between Babylon and there were three dynasties that divided the largest empire Egypt large army of cabalism and weapons of all kinds 💪
Amazingly beautiful site in history
Thank u for sharing
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Ten in one room aye, they still live like that in Sydney.😂😂
There must of been a lot of, brickys labourers around back then. Have you ever seen so many bricks 🧱.😂😂
When people of today dig up their remains, which are meant to help the dead in the, afterlife, doesn’t that cause the dead problems in the afterlife. If one believes in the afterlife, then it stands to reason that you have disturbed them. I find it incredibly wrong that we dig em up, just to apparently learn. I wonder how you would feel if I dug you up.
the Amazon is longer than the nile
See it for 30 miles! Well some people are wrong because you can only see three miles at sea because of the curvature of the Earth
Amazing stuff. I love these history documentaries 🙂⏳
This is amazing archeology.. Thank you.
Not as interesting when we grew older..its just ancient city
What a fascinating insight into the sophistication of ancient civilizations! Have you considered how we might apply lessons from their social, artistic, and cultural advancements in our modern society? Additionally, your recognition of the importance of underwater archaeology is noteworthy. What other areas of historical research do you believe deserve more attention and recognition?
Thank you for sharing nice one
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Always awesome to hear Professor Bestock, her passion shines through.
Yes and we use their technology now
Meaaaaaow
Why don’t we ever see a black person or an Egyptian person talking about this history
Waooo ilove it
Very wonderful opening minds
Resurrecting Imhotep will solve that draining the desert problem.