INSIDE TOMBS AND RUINS OF DEIR EL-MEDINA. WORKERS VILLAGE IN ANCIENT EGYPT. LUXOR
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- ANCIENT EGYPTIAN CITY. Let's explore a more than 3000-year-old settlement located on Luxor's west bank. The village of Deir el-Medina was home to the ancient Egyptian masons, craftsmen, and artisans responsible for the decoration and construction of almost all New Kingdom tombs. During the time span of 400 years - between the sixteenth century BCE and the eleventh century BCE this planned settlement was growing and in its heyday (during the Ramesside period) housed around 400 people.
The village was commissioned by the 18th dynasty pharaoh Amenhotep I and consecutively supported by his successors; among them the most famous kings of the New Kingdom: Hatshepsut, Tutankhamun, Seti I, Ramesses the Great or Ramses III.
Let's take a sneak peak into the latest archaeological discovery: the Lost Golden City discovered by Zahi Hawass and his team of archaeologists in Aprli 2021.
Let’s get inside ancient Egyptian tombs of workers (beautifully adorned with some of the most important gods of the ancient Egyptian pantheon: Osiris, Nut, Anubis, Isis and Nephthys), see the pyramids in Luxor, and learn more about Deir el-Medina’s layout as well as everyday lives of the ancient Egyptian middle-class.
Let’s get to know more about the ancient history, beliefs, and architecture of this wonderful place!
Explored in February 2022.
It's a must-see video for all of you, who visit Egypt or Luxor for the first time. To appreciate and cherish the magic of the place before you travel to Egypt, Luxor or Upper Egypt watch this. My vlog / full documentary will give you a little taste of ancient wonders: ancient architecture, ancient beliefs, and ancient history.
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Wow, those paintings on the wall and ceilings are stunning! Must have been amazing to have been inside that ancient chamber. Great video as always and looking forward to more from your travels!
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Ancient Egyptian art is stunning especially when you realize that it's more than 3000 years old 😲 Thanks for commenting and supporting my channel! I truly appreciate that! :)
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Great video. Nice filming too.
Felt like I was there too.
If I never get to Egypt at least you brought some of it to us.
Have a wonderful Summer🦋
Thank you Nancy for your kind comment as always! All the best!🌹
I'm amazed how much of the original pigments have survived! I like the deeper historical dive you do into aspects of the people that we don't normally get from other Doc's.👍😁
Thank you! Egypt has this perfect climate, time has stopped in these tombs
I'm so glad to have discovered the best explorer of the ancient history 🖐
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@@ancientsitesgirl I'll press the subscribe button again and see what happens 😜
23:23 Ancient Playboy...Men NEVER change do they?😲😳
It's always interesting to read from the stories of the past, and in many cases we can see aspects of ourselves.
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Thank you CatMan! It's astonishing that so many ,of one might say trivial, sources have been preserved. It brings ancients closer to us and see that they probably shared the same joys and sorrows that we do today. :)
Thats what the Bible means by "There is nothing new under the sun".
Another excellent video!
Thank you!
Wow! Those wall paintings 🤩 really interesting video! New fan here 😁
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So cool! Can't wait to see where you go next! ❤❤👍👍
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Great content, so much insight into ancient Egypt. Keep up the hard work! 💪🏻
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Irena, Thank You So Much! To be able to see up close these incredible objects from our past is a gift for me. That You Create!!! I do hope that you and David Miano do a video together. Your subscriptions should be on the 100,000's! Great Quality!
Thank you! 100K? Wow that would be like a dream 😂 Thanks again! :)
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i'll never not be so amazed by the art found throughout these places, the interpretive style, so much symbolism packed into it, just wow
So true! It's quite easy to get overwhelmed!
Hey AS, just had the chance to catch up on another of your amazing vids. Yes, you are correct in saying Hawass named the "golden city" to get tourists back. The mud brick city would be more appropriate. AS, reach out to David Miano (World Of Antiquity). Curtis Woodside (Egyptologist). Or history with Kayleigh to do a vlog/conversation. Your channel so deserves to be doing better as your content is 1st class...p.s, your Reebok trainers look suspiciously clean after stomping around in tombs 😉...peace to ya AS.
Thanks for the tip! I fall in love with Reeboks. 🤣
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Your channel deserves way more subs and exposure. Great stuff.
Thanks! Perhaps.. One day.. :D
Merci pour les magnifiques images. Tu nous fait voir L’Egypte différemment.Tu transposes ta passion et ta beauté dans ton œuvre. Stephane
Merci! :)
What a great channel you have 👍👍👍👍
Thank you!
I think that what sets your videos apart is your attention to the everyday details of your subject. Your research and knowledge coupled with excellent filming and soundtrack beautifully support your wonderful vocal delivery and on-camera presence. Thanks, ASG. Deir
El-Medina has been brought to life for me by you.
Thank you for another lovely comment! I love Deir el Medina, I made two videos there and I hope to go back there soon
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A new amazing video. Thanks very much.
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Best video so far 😍
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Telling everyone about ancient sites told them to watch the videos 😍 which are awesome 😍
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Amazing video! Love it as allways! You have a great channel! ♥
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Another gem. Thanks!
Thanks! 😁
So beautiful! This New Kingdom art style is amazing.
this is my favorite period in Egyptian art
Paintings are amazing 😍
100% true! :)
It's easy to guess that the women of ancient Egypt were probably very beautiful. Heck, they all seemed like good looking people.
I agree! It hasn't changed much actually :D nevertheless, the outfit of ancient Egyptians (clothes, jewelry, makeup) made them look great!
Another great episode, thx :)
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Always, Notification&sound showing that something is great on here, by your videos, really i like your channel, 🌷🌷🌷🌷
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Nice video, good comments, pleasant voice. Be my guide.
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Beautiful tombs
So true!
loving the chanel .good videos
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Great documentary, full of information
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Great video, very informative!
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some women hands , WHITE NAIL POLISHED? I haven't words for explaining those Ancient people and there ART. How they painted there's panting ? How they cut stone?.you find any cutting stone tool or Brush in museum?... AMAZING... THANKS
Yes, they are to be found in museums in Cairo and Luxor
Thank you for the amazing footage and documentary. At 11:28 that's Babi or Baba, the baboon god. From wikipedia:
"viewed as a deity of the Underworld, the Duat. Baboons are extremely aggressive and omnivorous, and Babi was viewed as bloodthirsty, living on entrails, devouring the souls of the sinful after they had been weighed against Maat (the concept of truth/order), and was thus said to stand by a lake of fire, representing destruction. Since this judging of righteousness was an important part of the underworld, Babi was said to be the first-born son of Osiris, the god of the dead in the same regions in which people believed in Babi."
Thanks for feedback and so much new info! :)
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Let me know when it's ready 😍 can't wait any longer 😍
In about a half an hour! 😁 😎
Those paintings are awesome. 😲. I think they have survived because not many people see them and the air can't get in and cause damp and mold. 🙂.
dry, desert climate!
its a wonderful job you,ve chosen to do,bringing these things to those who,ve not yet visited these places.may ra protect you.
Perfectly filmed, lots of information. Great video as always😮
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this is a great tour, Der al Madina is one of my aims to visit. have you decided to visit Iraq in your next tours?
Definitely. Ur and Babylon are on my bucket list!
@@ancientsitesgirl Can't wait to see your videos from Iraq
Great video ! Very enjoyable to watch and informative . Thank you !
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Another Great Video ! This is really good content
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Nice walk
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They look like mini seti tombs especially the first one😁
Actually I enjoyed them more than royal tombs 🤭
@@ancientsitesgirl the colours are more vivid in these ones
Great vid
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Amazing!! 💝
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Bravo Irena, wonderfull tour and images! Thank you!
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Great video, thank you! Really interesting and do love the hat! ☺️
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Can I have sneak peek of the new video your working on 😍
Nice:-)
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Welcome in Egypt, wish you a great trip
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I love the villages was they no roofs originally or don't ya kno the construction of these pyramids n stuff is next level the time scale to
All houses were roofed, and the pyramids were built of mud bricks covered with plaster, which is why so few have survived to this day. In ancient times, the entire slope was decorated with them! Thank you for watching ✌️
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Topless dresses :-)
Although the last time I looked it was in discussion if this might be just an artefact of the ancient Egyptians view of perspective. What's your view?
@17:19 there are little animals on the roofs of the houses. Do you happen to know the tradition behind those little critters? Just Curious 🤠🐾😿
I'm not sure if it's tradition, but also nowadays in Egypt I see a lot of cats on the roofs. I presume they prefer being above the ground where they can peacfully fulfill their main duty - sleeping and murmuring 😍🐈
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THANKS for replying. Cats do like high places. I was wondering if that was some ancient Egyptian tradition. Who knows, maybe some day we'll find out.
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Is the body of tutankhamun that u can see his actual body or just fake
The stories that you tell us are nothing more than the typical men cheating, but at least women had more rights than any other place. They could divorce and owe property which was unique. Thank you for the video, your friend in Key West Ingrid Holm.
why do certain scenes in tombs portray a big heavenly cow? the cow symbolized motherhood and tenderness, so after the rebirth and resurrection, the newborn needs nourishment and milk, so the cow symbolically would suckle him or her. but why is not depicted as a woman? with a large udder is a metaphor of rivers of milk in heaven of which the taste never changes... it has a certain holiness as a mighty sign of creation from what is within her body between excretion and blood The Lord produces for you drink milk pure and agreeable and a metaphor of the large quantities of milk like a flowing river ,,,,,
Wonder what the divorce rate was back then. Thanks for another wonderful vid!
Thanks for watching!
Co to za kowboj?
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@@ancientsitesgirl It's Czech and means "What a cowboy" more or less. Great and entertaining video, thanks!
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He's saying "what kind of cowboy is that"
I asked about Joseph Prophets marks not seen any where
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3:17 Pay attention to what the people on them WALL PAINTINGS look like!! I'm just saying ...........
I dont want to have to get Putin involved in this.
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