How Ancient Egyptians Sounded

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How Ancient Egyptians Sounded


What did ancient Egyptians sound like? Professor of Egyptology and Archaeology Laurel Bestock explains how we know.

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  1. Imagine being one of the best architects in human history and becoming the the standard villain of any Egyptian mummy movie thousands of years in the future.

  2. Apparently there are still small ethnic groups living in Egypt today who speak a language closest to the ancient Egyptian language. One of these is an old Nubian dialect still spoken and the “Suuf”language according to Hakim Awyan who was an Egyptian citizen who grew up around the Giza Necropolis. He was also an Egyptologist.

  3. I'm Egyptian and sad that we don't speak our language😞 it's important that the world knows that we were forced to speak Arabic// language due to occupation😓 shame shame …

  4. There is absolutely no definitive evidence that the ancient Egyptians built the pyramids at Giza. There are NO designs so it is wrong to state as fact that Imhotep ‘designed’ the first pyramid, in my opinion, based on the factual evidence and also lack of evidence, he most likely didn’t!! 😮🇬🇧🙏

  5. So you're saying to believe a movie that cared enough to be verbally accurate, but wasn't concerned at all about portraying an actual person accurately. Ooooookay. I guess then it would have been a documentary if it was completely accurate and not a movie.