Yes, i have read so much about them and have seen thousands of hours of documentaries and my thirst never subsides! Ancient Egyptians must be worshipped for putting up such a great show for us! After thousands of years, they are still keeping us on the edge of our seat! What a marvelous civilization! 😍😍
I’ve been following Kathleen’s adventure for awhile now. I’m so excited for her to finally realize her dream in finding the tomb of Queen Cleopatra, it will rival Howard Carter’s find of King Tut, amazing for a self taught archeologist. Go Kathleen !!
I love Egyptian history so much. It gives me great pride to live on the same continent as these exceptional people whose ancestors built the greatest empire in Africa. Thank you National Geographic for this documentary
@@MrBassbump Many cultures ruled Egypt over it's thousands of years existance. Certainly the Nubians were black and they ruled Egypt at one time. As with all long lived Ancient cultures...much is unknown and yet to be discovered.
I an Alexandrian and I’m proud of these guys and their efforts especially Dr/ Katheleen. Without Nat Geo, we wouldn't have seen any of the successful exploration. Thank you, for the perfect quality of these documentations.
This brought tears to my eyes.. Egypt is my country, and I become extremely extremely defensive and jealous when it comes to its roaring history. Thank you for your appreciation to our one of a kind and priceless heritage.
As dominican myself who has also ambitioned of becoming an archeologyst, you Ms. Kathleen are an inspiration for me. So proud that you're paving the way for us. Go Dr. Kathleen!🎉🎉🎉
I like to see the excavations & discoveries, but also the restoration of buildings monuments etc. It's no good watching these incredible historical places crumble into the ground out of modern day complacency. Bravo.
The worst is when they are actively destroyed. Like when Isis blew up the gate at Nimrud and Israel just bombed the 3rd oldest Christian church still around.
Egypt has fascinated me since I was a little girl. From the time I could read my nose was in books about Egypt and it’s history, culture and of course people. I do believe that with the modern technology being a driving force in archeology today, that whatever pieces we are missing will eventually be filled in and answers will be given. There are so many myths, legends, movies, books written about Cleopatra and her family one has to do their own homework and sift through fact and fiction. In all honesty I still believe that Rome holds the key to the mystery and life/death of Egypts Queen. Julius Cesar loved her, her cunning and shrewd dealings with her enemies kept her beloved Egypt safe for a time until Rome became greedy and in need of Egypts riches. I think the real answers about Cleopatra will be found, but in the least likely location and it will show a completely different light yet again in Egypts amazing mysteries.
I always wanted to go on an excavation but I have a very real fear of small and tight places. I would never be able to go into any of the tombs or through some of those tunnels
I hope when Dr.Kathleen Martinez makes her inevitable discovery, information isn’t withheld or destroyed. I trust her but the office of Antiquity always causes problems
I hope she does find Cleopatra and Octavius didn't drag her body through Egypt. I watched a documentary on Cleopatra, and it said she always feared that she would be dragged through Rome like her sister, Arsinoe, was for treason (I think), against Caesar.
True! The world was so excited about what underground she discovered with her team, amazing when she was a child she dreamt it now she is doing her goals. Great contribution for discover more in Egypt empire. Ancient civilization. Im so amazed. From the Philippines 🇵🇭
Eso sería un gran orgullo para todos los latinoamericanos en especial para Costa Rica Sería uno de los mayores sino el mayor descubrimiento del siglo Fuerza Ksthleen
If shes so dedicated how come she doesn't know that egyptians didn't bury their dead in temples for any reason, that it was sacrilege to do so and would not have been tolerated or done under any circumstances
I don't think they will ever find Cleopatra's tomb because i don't think she got one. The legend that she killed herself by snake bite is just that a legend it did not happen. the Roman's killed Cleopatra and the Roman's did not bury their dead they burned them.
The greatness of ancient Egyptian civilization is unbelievable, I always think about who built these huge and complex structures when I see these pictures.
Maybe because they don’t need to find it I’m glad they can’t find it and probably never will you people took everything from us and that’s all we have left and with that being said I say to you all good riddance you are NOT WANTED HERE!
I love learning new things when I had no clue what today might bring! Thank you, @National Geographic, and to all the people who bring us these interesting videos about life and death. 😃
Good photography. Over the years, we have watched many explorations like these. Cleapatra a pharo? Thought she was the mistress of 2 Roman generals-- Richard Burton and S.Boyd. Maybe, if NG digs deep enough, they will find the tomb of Elizabeth Taylor. Love the designer/safari outfits. Actually, there are ancient tombs all over Masre. Why don't the E. explore their own graves? Why are foreigners always finding sites, like Howard Carter in 1910?
Maybe because they don’t need to find it I’m glad they can’t find it and probably never will you people took everything from us and that’s all we have left and with that being said I say to you all good riddance you are NOT WANTED HERE!
Dr. Katheleen's achievements make me immensely happy and proud of her for never giving up on her dream. Out of all the archeologists, she is someone I follow wihtout missing. Wholeheartedly I wish and pray that she would be the person to find Cleopatra ! Go girl 💪💪
She won't. She's looking in a place cleopatra can't be as it was the second worst religious sacrilege you could commit to bury someone in a temple. It wasn't done by anyone in egypt under any circumstances. If she actually knew anything at all about egyptian religion or culture she would be aware of this. Not to mention the ancient sources are quite clear that she was buried in alexandria with antony. Likely in an area now underwater, which means shes never going to be found
I’m surprised we don’t have more movies/tv series about Ancient Egypt…obviously there’s tons of love for it from people around the world. I know I can do Ancient Egypt all day everyday. ✌🏻&❤️from🇺🇸
If anyone else is fascinated with the Ancient Egyptians like I am,I put together a pretty diverse playlist of documentaries pertaining to this amazing civilization. 54 videos and adding whenever I come across a new deserving one like this particular docu
This episode actually aired in 2018. Kathleen Martinez's fantastic find has been more extensively mapped and is most likely an ancient Egyptian aqueduct. No tomb has been found.
I heard that she's still been looking around taposiris magna, and has extended the search into the ocean where she believes there to possibly be another temple that has been flooded. Diving teams have been exploring the area and promising things have been found. No found temple yet though
I love history that's tears of joy to watching this documentary thank you for the admin this thanks god o found this short film Sending hug from Philippines 🇵🇭
Thanks Natinonal Geographic for this priceless documentary film. I have really enormous interest in historical things and it make me to feel that time specially where was Cleopatra ❤
@aRGeentm That's weird. I googled it and saw recent articles about this dig. I'm not saying I don't believe you because I saw that it says 2019 at the end too. I wonder what they found.
@@danisparrow12 the documentary is from 2015 (see "Taposiris Magna" wikipedia page). They found tombs and mummies, but the excavations continue to this date, so they might find more.
Kathleen Martinez is an amazing woman, i really hope she will be the one that will find Cleopatra's tomb, she deserve it. National Geographic, great video
Love Egypt and their History. Egypt is our oldest friend, a relationship that go back millenials, not just some decades or centuries. Greetings from Athens, Greece
With the recent news and all the documentary channels releasing and rearing material on Cleopatra it wouldn't surprise me if they are close to find her if they haven't already, the news might drop in January or February.
It could just be a way to capitalize on the fact that a new Cleopatra movie with Gal Gadot is coming out and history documentaries are leaning into it.
I am so blessed to have seen this video! I have no use for the knowledge, but I want to know. Thank you Archeologist Martinez and the producers of the video. Was there a follow up to this video? What was the result of the search? Cleopatra is one of my favorite historical personages.
this makes me so emotional. i used to want to be an egyptologist and one of the things i wanted to find was Cleopatra. She was always someone i obsessed over in history.....if they find her, i will cry.
BIG tip of the hat to the Darnells. I do love and admire people who are good at what they do!! And as a "by the way", Dr. Colleen reminds me of a treasured photo of my grandmother as a flapper taken in the early 20's Chicago. Grandma and Dr. Colleen would have been good friends... both highly intelligent, and well educated.
There are signs and evidence suggesting that this may be the coveted tomb of Egypt's most famous Pharoah, Cleopatra. I cannot think of a more exciting discovery than uncovering the grave of history's most famous woman, Cleopatra. However, ending the season's dig without uncovering strong evidence that this long lost ruler may be uncovered during the next digging season is damned frustrating. Nevertheless, what would normally bore me to death, in this context, is as exciting as an Oscar winning thriller.
Is it suspicious or strange that a bit of water stops exploration of possibly the most significant find in 100+ years? Maybe the water is putridly stagnant, but they don't use a submersible drone to explore at all? Seems off to me.
Oh no, a cliff-hanger! It gave me chills when they said the chamber is beneath the entrance to the temple because as I was watching I was thinking "look in or under the walls..." LOL! Can't wait to see what they find there!
I got that same felling when the shot panned between the walls to the sea. She is underneath and protected as much as possible to try and avoid having her body desecrated after her death. The mummy found was probably a high ranked guard, priestess, or other special designation.
@@AdeayoOdun Luckily, this theory has been widely discredited. Instead there is ample evidence of a specialised and well-paid workforce that camped around the structures as they were being built.
I recently read an excellent book on Cleopatra by Margaret George, a highly detailed and meticulously researched "memoir" of her life. She was probably Interred in a mausoleum in Alexandria, her capitol city. Of course she was the last Ptolemy, descended from a Greek general who fought with Alexander the Great.
Im about 40-50% Egyptian and i loooove these video so much! They help me feel like i know more about the history of my peeps, and they're honestly really educational 💙
Egyptians have always known that the Ptolemys were Greeks; after all, the names Alexandria, Ptolemy and Cleopatra are all Greek . Even the name “Isis” is in Greek because the real ancient Egyptian name was Iset.
@@dr.banoub9233 She is Egyptian, born and bred in Egypt. She ruled over Egypt, lived in Egypt and died in Egypt. She did not only have a Greek background but also IRANIAN. But she remains Egyptian since she did anything she could to protect her land. Let's not try to label this as a Greek thing because it is not.
@@nessie4026 Her ethnicity is Greek. Greeks and Copts do not intermarry. They were and still are endogamous ethno religious groups. Egypt and Greece have never been ‘melting pot’ countries.
@@nessie4026 The Seleucids that ruled from Syria to Persia were also endogamous ethnic Greeks. Egyptian born Greeks marrying Babylonian born Greeks still makes you Greek. By the way, there are thousands of Nubians that have been born, raised and buried in Egypt, yet they rightfully identify as Nubians, not Egyptians.
@@dr.banoub9233 Her roots are Greek and IRANIAN. But she remains Egyptian since that is where she was born and bred, where she ruled and where she died. You cannot change that either. There are a lot of spectacular Egyptian queens that were there WAY before Cleo, such as Sobekneferu, Hatshepsut and Nefertiti for instance. But Cleo still remains Egyptian. She considered herself Egyptian.
The greatness of ancient Egyptian monuments is so unimaginable for modern humans that they really have no choice but to argue for extraterrestrial intervention.
The more they have confidence the more the viewers expecting they are close to what they are finding.... They had to act they confirmed at something rather than doubt or guess
I remember when I was young, in the late 50s and early 60s, there was a Saturday morning series about Isis. It was one of my favorites. It got me interested in Egyptology. I can't remember who starred in it, but she was beautiful.
Keep it up with the New technology, hopefully the whole world understand the true story of Cleopatra, We need some sciencetist like Kathleen in Malaysia 🤗🌹💖🙏👲
I was born on Cleopatra day on a Polish calendar. Even though I am not polish. But I found it out from a friend. And I have always been interested in anything Egyptian especially Cleopatra. I hope that the Dominican archeologist will find Cleopatra and if she will be on a tour or just in the Museum I would love to see it or just to be near her
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I have loved history since I was five and devoured 2-3 full sets of encyclopedias by the time I was around 12. My first recollection of archeology was about the Incas and the mummified girl. I was hooked and that has always been my not so secret bucket list career. Maybe it’s not too late with my photography and cataloging skills to someday do a volunteer project. Is there an age limit?
Maybe there is , but, desire plus skills equals passion 🙌🏼 and that goes a long way in making yourself valuable to any project. Ask them.
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What a wonderful journey. A professional team with high determination. Love these types of documentaries.🥰 But why they don't wear protective equipment when approaching ancient things (like anti-toxic masks, gloves...)??
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How typical of Cleopatra....to be the last Queen of Egypt, to be written and talked about for thousands of years, to have movies made about her, and then they find her tomb with all of her "goodies" still inside. That it was never robbed. (well, until we find it...) That would be amazing!!! :)
I can see the determine and love from Kathleen's eyes. And will do anything just to find Cleopatra's tomb even though it was dangerous mission. I can feel her excitement, I also wanted to explore it too ❤❤❤
Or, her own people saw her as a traitor and a loser. In which case why would they want to glorify her? Had she not left Egypt for a couple of tears to stay in Rome with her first born and only returned when her married lover JC, was assassinated?
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There’s never such thing as too many ancient Egyptian documentaries!! 🤷🏼♀️😍
I am with you 💯!!!!
I totally agree!
Yes, i have read so much about them and have seen thousands of hours of documentaries and my thirst never subsides! Ancient Egyptians must be worshipped for putting up such a great show for us! After thousands of years, they are still keeping us on the edge of our seat! What a marvelous civilization! 😍😍
143 your so wonder2ful
Ditto
Can we all appreciate she is a lawyer, a doctor, and an archaeologist. Impressive! National Geographic, this was awesome! More please.
Can we stop with comments starting with "can we all"?
@@elchapito4580 why u so mad bro💀
I believe she is a doctorate rather than a doctor which means she has a PhD degree
Doctorate or doctor of .. whatever her degree is .. not “doctor” that implies medical doctor
"Can we all appreciate" she has rich parents?
I am so proud of Kathleen....her eyes shows how much she loves the Egyptian history. I wish she soon makes a great discovery
Me too. Her passion is contagious.
I’ve been following Kathleen’s adventure for awhile now. I’m so excited for her to finally realize her dream in finding the tomb of Queen Cleopatra, it will rival Howard Carter’s find of King Tut, amazing for a self taught archeologist. Go Kathleen !!
Go Kathleen!
where can I get some updates?
me too where??
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Yes where can I find more updates??
I love Egyptian history so much. It gives me great pride to live on the same continent as these exceptional people whose ancestors built the greatest empire in Africa. Thank you National Geographic for this documentary
It's not a documentary. It's a melodrama for ignorant dopamine addicts.
@@LuckyDay101cleopatra was greek
@@LuckyDay101The Egyptians are not black. The facial features of the Egyptians were similar to Arabs and Europeans.
@@MrBassbump Many cultures ruled Egypt over it's thousands of years existance. Certainly the Nubians were black and they ruled Egypt at one time. As with all long lived Ancient cultures...much is unknown and yet to be discovered.
I have always loved ancient Egypt too it's my heart.
She's addicted to Cleopatra. Should she finds her tomb, it's gonna be an amazing lifetime achievement. I like her spirit.
I an Alexandrian and I’m proud of these guys and their efforts especially Dr/ Katheleen. Without Nat Geo, we wouldn't have seen any of the successful exploration. Thank you, for the perfect quality of these documentations.
What is alexandrein?
@@GolDFish-if1ov who live in Alexandrai
use a metal detector ?
This brought tears to my eyes.. Egypt is my country, and I become extremely extremely defensive and jealous when it comes to its roaring history. Thank you for your appreciation to our one of a kind and priceless heritage.
I adore all things Egyptian.
they be kind to equines you pos.
Why do you get so jealous? Many other nations love hearing and seeing all these things that come from your country
Fabulous interesting history and monuments that have stood the test of time. Never take it for granted. Sure that the new museum is spectacular.
You're jealous, because you know this wasn't your history and culture.
As dominican myself who has also ambitioned of becoming an archeologyst, you Ms. Kathleen are an inspiration for me. So proud that you're paving the way for us. Go Dr. Kathleen!🎉🎉🎉
why not make rum?
I like to see the excavations & discoveries, but also the restoration of buildings monuments etc. It's no good watching these incredible historical places crumble into the ground out of modern day complacency. Bravo.
The worst is when they are actively destroyed. Like when Isis blew up the gate at Nimrud and Israel just bombed the 3rd oldest Christian church still around.
Egypt has fascinated me since I was a little girl. From the time I could read my nose was in books about Egypt and it’s history, culture and of course people.
I do believe that with the modern technology being a driving force in archeology today, that whatever pieces we are missing will eventually be filled in and answers will be given. There are so many myths, legends, movies, books written about Cleopatra and her family one has to do their own homework and sift through fact and fiction. In all honesty I still believe that Rome holds the key to the mystery and life/death of Egypts Queen. Julius Cesar loved her, her cunning and shrewd dealings with her enemies kept her beloved Egypt safe for a time until Rome became greedy and in need of Egypts riches. I think the real answers about Cleopatra will be found, but in the least likely location and it will show a completely different light yet again in Egypts amazing mysteries.
I always wanted to go on an excavation but I have a very real fear of small and tight places. I would never be able to go into any of the tombs or through some of those tunnels
Egyptology is the my most favorite subject ever. Especially culture and history. I love it!
I hope when Dr.Kathleen Martinez makes her inevitable discovery, information isn’t withheld or destroyed. I trust her but the office of Antiquity always causes problems
I hope she does find Cleopatra and Octavius didn't drag her body through Egypt. I watched a documentary on Cleopatra, and it said she always feared that she would be dragged through Rome like her sister, Arsinoe, was for treason (I think), against Caesar.
True! The world was so excited about what underground she discovered with her team, amazing when she was a child she dreamt it now she is doing her goals. Great contribution for discover more in Egypt empire. Ancient civilization. Im so amazed. From the Philippines 🇵🇭
Ok so the second part for this video will come out next year only?
She has a Facebook page! I followed it immediately.
@@kelaxie6231 ..
Kathleen is so sweet and dedicated, you can tell by her smile how much she loves archeology. I hope to see more of her, MI GENTE LATINO ❤️
Eso sería un gran orgullo para todos los latinoamericanos en especial para Costa Rica
Sería uno de los mayores sino el mayor descubrimiento del siglo
Fuerza Ksthleen
If shes so dedicated how come she doesn't know that egyptians didn't bury their dead in temples for any reason, that it was sacrilege to do so and would not have been tolerated or done under any circumstances
@@amintahenrich Kathleen Martinez es Dominicana.
I don't think they will ever find Cleopatra's tomb because i don't think she got one. The legend that she killed herself by snake bite is just that a legend it did not happen. the Roman's killed Cleopatra and the Roman's did not bury their dead they burned them.
Or she was never buried in Egypt at all but somewhere else...
I would be quite interested in how you know all of this.
@@sassytbc7923 try research
@@sassytbc7923 ikr. Howard Carter's prodigy this guy
You must have been there, tell me more
The greatness of ancient Egyptian civilization is unbelievable, I always think about who built these huge and complex structures when I see these pictures.
Same here 😮
Maybe because they don’t need to find it I’m glad they can’t find it and probably never will you people took everything from us and that’s all we have left and with that being said I say to you all good riddance you are NOT WANTED HERE!
Dr. Martinez looks amazing for her age, I had to look her up and my jaw dropped! She's so beautiful and inspiring!!
I love learning new things when I had no clue what today might bring! Thank you, @National Geographic, and to all the people who bring us these interesting videos about life and death. 😃
Good photography. Over the years, we have watched many explorations like these. Cleapatra a pharo? Thought she was the mistress of 2 Roman generals-- Richard Burton and S.Boyd. Maybe, if NG digs deep enough, they will find the tomb of Elizabeth Taylor. Love the designer/safari outfits. Actually, there are ancient tombs all over Masre. Why don't the E. explore their own graves? Why are foreigners always finding sites, like Howard Carter in 1910?
Maybe because they don’t need to find it I’m glad they can’t find it and probably never will you people took everything from us and that’s all we have left and with that being said I say to you all good riddance you are NOT WANTED HERE!
How awesome would your job be to dive in those beautiful waters every day to explore history. Dream job at its finest
Dr. Katheleen's achievements make me immensely happy and proud of her for never giving up on her dream. Out of all the archeologists, she is someone I follow wihtout missing. Wholeheartedly I wish and pray that she would be the person to find Cleopatra ! Go girl 💪💪
She won't. She's looking in a place cleopatra can't be as it was the second worst religious sacrilege you could commit to bury someone in a temple. It wasn't done by anyone in egypt under any circumstances. If she actually knew anything at all about egyptian religion or culture she would be aware of this. Not to mention the ancient sources are quite clear that she was buried in alexandria with antony. Likely in an area now underwater, which means shes never going to be found
I’m surprised we don’t have more movies/tv series about Ancient Egypt…obviously there’s tons of love for it from people around the world. I know I can do Ancient Egypt all day everyday. ✌🏻&❤️from🇺🇸
Most movies only use bits of historical truths to make money, not to tell the truth about historic events
I will hope find this history.
If anyone else is fascinated with the Ancient Egyptians like I am,I put together a pretty diverse playlist of documentaries pertaining to this amazing civilization. 54 videos and adding whenever I come across a new deserving one like this particular docu
where can I see this list?
HEY!!!! I am absolutely obsessed with Kathleen and her journey. Here I am a year later; wondering if there's any more news????
This episode actually aired in 2018. Kathleen Martinez's fantastic find has been more extensively mapped and is most likely an ancient Egyptian aqueduct. No tomb has been found.
I heard that she's still been looking around taposiris magna, and has extended the search into the ocean where she believes there to possibly be another temple that has been flooded. Diving teams have been exploring the area and promising things have been found. No found temple yet though
I'm always in awe of how they built theses places with the tools that they had. Phenomenal.
I am glad Dr. Martinez finally followed her true passion , archeology . I wish you good luck in finding the tomb of Cleopatra . ❤❤
Absolutely stunning. Can you please upload more of these? it would be useful for us
You pay more than you can imagine and with no contact. MAKE SURE YOU SPREAD THE GOOD NEWS OR OWE MORE AND LESS. :D
Yes plz make more😃😃😃
Yes please
i grew up watching national geographicfrom the 60s on. always one of my best teachers for over 55 years
I've always loved Egyptian archeology always interesting .
I love history that's tears of joy to watching this documentary thank you for the admin this thanks god o found this short film
Sending hug from Philippines 🇵🇭
Thanks Natinonal Geographic for this priceless documentary film. I have really enormous interest in historical things and it make me to feel that time specially where was Cleopatra ❤
I love history documentaries so much.
Can't pass without taking a look for different stories that sometimes goes with different versions
Can’t wait for the search next year. Could be one of the biggest finds in history.
@aRGeentmprobably wasn’t a dig in 2020 due to the big C
Not really. They were using Iphone 5C's which were released in 2013~14
@aRGeentm That's weird. I googled it and saw recent articles about this dig. I'm not saying I don't believe you because I saw that it says 2019 at the end too. I wonder what they found.
@@danisparrow12 the documentary is from 2015 (see "Taposiris Magna" wikipedia page). They found tombs and mummies, but the excavations continue to this date, so they might find more.
They found also, a giant tomb underwater off the coast. They aren’t sure which one is which from what I have seen
Im so proud of my grandfather and grandmother history lm Egyptian l live in Egypt 🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬♥️👑♥️👑
I love how passionate these guys are about their jobs.
This feels like a cliff hanger of suspense movie. Can't wait for her to comeback next season.
I'm rooting for you Dr. Kathleen.
Its your wrong thingking
Kathline is an amazing woman in herself. Cleopatra is in the top 5of my favorite female historical figures. Thank you for sharing this.
I really enjoyed watching this Egypt documentary please make another episode for the update soon.
This documentary is exceptional.
Thank you for watching!
@@NatGeo Thanks for offering us such high quality documentaries for free. 🙏🏻
@@explorer.samrat el maestro longaniza
@@guadalupehuambachano2027 In English please. 😊
@@explorer.samrat no entiendo inglés
Kathleen Martinez is an amazing woman, i really hope she will be the one that will find Cleopatra's tomb, she deserve it. National Geographic, great video
Amazing documentary!!! Mesmerizing!❤
Love Egypt and their History.
Egypt is our oldest friend, a relationship that go back millenials, not just some decades or centuries.
Greetings from Athens, Greece
With the recent news and all the documentary channels releasing and rearing material on Cleopatra it wouldn't surprise me if they are close to find her if they haven't already, the news might drop in January or February.
It could just be a way to capitalize on the fact that a new Cleopatra movie with Gal Gadot is coming out and history documentaries are leaning into it.
I am so blessed to have seen this video! I have no use for the knowledge, but I want to know. Thank you Archeologist Martinez and the producers of the video. Was there a follow up to this video? What was the result of the search? Cleopatra is one of my favorite historical personages.
this makes me so emotional. i used to want to be an egyptologist and one of the things i wanted to find was Cleopatra. She was always someone i obsessed over in history.....if they find her, i will cry.
Same here
Do you live in Egypt now? You vould always visit if she's found
Can’t wait for her to return next year 😊 Nat Geo you’re the best
BIG tip of the hat to the Darnells. I do love and admire people who are good at what they do!! And as a "by the way", Dr. Colleen reminds me of a treasured photo of my grandmother as a flapper taken in the early 20's Chicago. Grandma and Dr. Colleen would have been good friends... both highly intelligent, and well educated.
There are signs and evidence suggesting that this may be the coveted tomb of Egypt's most famous Pharoah, Cleopatra.
I cannot think of a more exciting discovery than uncovering the grave of history's most famous woman, Cleopatra.
However, ending the season's dig without uncovering strong evidence that this long lost ruler may be uncovered during the next digging season is damned frustrating.
Nevertheless, what would normally bore me to death, in this context, is as exciting as an Oscar winning thriller.
💯!!!!
Most famous??
Likewise
Is it suspicious or strange that a bit of water stops exploration of possibly the most significant find in 100+ years? Maybe the water is putridly stagnant, but they don't use a submersible drone to explore at all? Seems off to me.
She wasn’t from Egypt and certainly not the most famous
Oh no, a cliff-hanger! It gave me chills when they said the chamber is beneath the entrance to the temple because as I was watching I was thinking "look in or under the walls..." LOL! Can't wait to see what they find there!
good luck with that, IF they find anything of importance I guarantee you they will not make a video of it.
I got that same felling when the shot panned between the walls to the sea. She is underneath and protected as much as possible to try and avoid having her body desecrated after her death. The mummy found was probably a high ranked guard, priestess, or other special designation.
@@doomed2die595 Oh, yes, THEY are so rude, aren't they? Mate, seriously, what would be the purpose in hiding the location of Cleopatra's tomb?
Love watching this kind of documentary. Hope they will be more.
I can never believe that humans have created such structures thousands of years ago, it's really unbelievable
Come to India you will be shocked
No thank you@@deepalakshmi5890
They were slaves 😭
That means they were forced 😢 to build it
@@AdeayoOdun Luckily, this theory has been widely discredited. Instead there is ample evidence of a specialised and well-paid workforce that camped around the structures as they were being built.
@@AdeayoOdunso what? That's how the times where back then. Doesn't change the fact that it's unbelievable.
I recently read an excellent book on Cleopatra by Margaret George, a highly detailed and meticulously researched "memoir" of her life. She was probably Interred in a mausoleum in Alexandria, her capitol city. Of course she was the last Ptolemy, descended from a Greek general who fought with Alexander the Great.
Not true
@@FliightLiine What isn't true?
Yes, Cleopatra was Greek ethnically, not Egyptian. Look it up. Cleopatra is a Greek name.
@@2MuchPurple Most people know that she was Greek, I think. Maybe KD was just trolling.
Such a great book!!!
Im about 40-50% Egyptian and i loooove these video so much! They help me feel like i know more about the history of my peeps, and they're honestly really educational 💙
As a Greek I would be amazed to see Cleopatra tomb. A lot of people don't know that Cleopatra was Greek.
Egyptians have always known that the Ptolemys were Greeks; after all, the names Alexandria, Ptolemy and Cleopatra are all Greek . Even the name “Isis” is in Greek because the real ancient Egyptian name was Iset.
@@dr.banoub9233 She is Egyptian, born and bred in Egypt. She ruled over Egypt, lived in Egypt and died in Egypt. She did not only have a Greek background but also IRANIAN. But she remains Egyptian since she did anything she could to protect her land. Let's not try to label this as a Greek thing because it is not.
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Her ethnicity is Greek. Greeks and Copts do not intermarry. They were and still are endogamous ethno religious groups. Egypt and Greece have never been ‘melting pot’ countries.
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The Seleucids that ruled from Syria to Persia were also endogamous ethnic Greeks. Egyptian born Greeks marrying Babylonian born Greeks still makes you Greek.
By the way, there are thousands of Nubians that have been born, raised and buried in Egypt, yet they rightfully identify as Nubians, not Egyptians.
@@dr.banoub9233 Her roots are Greek and IRANIAN. But she remains Egyptian since that is where she was born and bred, where she ruled and where she died. You cannot change that either. There are a lot of spectacular Egyptian queens that were there WAY before Cleo, such as Sobekneferu, Hatshepsut and Nefertiti for instance. But Cleo still remains Egyptian. She considered herself Egyptian.
The greatness of ancient Egyptian monuments is so unimaginable for modern humans that they really have no choice but to argue for extraterrestrial intervention.
It’s annoying that archaeologists present their assumptions as facts. Why not just say “this is our best guess”?
They like rewriting history based on their a biases.
A nutcase of a researcher.
Because they are not guessing nor assuming. They are stating facts
They are trying and doing at their best I give them alot of props it's not easy but they are trying it's amazing I love Egypt ❤️
The more they have confidence the more the viewers expecting they are close to what they are finding.... They had to act they confirmed at something rather than doubt or guess
Is there a part 2? Its killing me! Amazing woman and team!
To learn is an adventure, thanks for the journey✌😉
Finally, an update after years! I'm rooting for you, Kathleen. Go and find the Queen!
Thank you very much, National Geographic. We look forward for the next episode and hopefully it would be Cleo. ❤️
This is from 2019, there was nothing in the cavity.
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I am just a child so this is insparational to me because i believe in egypt history ❤❤❤ I want more!❤❤❤❤
Kathleen literally inspires me to do archeology and medicine ❤✨
I love Kathleen so darn much. She gave up being a lawyer to follow her dreams and now she's here!!
Wow! Absolutely very interesting videos. Lots of knowledge by watching this video.
great documentary. I hope she finds it!!
I hope Nat Geo will do a Next documentary "The lost tomb of Alexander".
It's been done, and they didn't find anything either. I'm noticing a rash of "In Search Of" type documentaries lately that all come back empty-handed.
I remember when I was young, in the late 50s and early 60s, there was a Saturday morning series about Isis. It was one of my favorites. It got me interested in Egyptology. I can't remember who starred in it, but she was beautiful.
Just imagine if and when Cleopatra's and Alexanders tomb is found! this could rewrite history!.
What a find and a special day it will be when Cleopatra and Marc Antony are finally found!
I always ♥ this channel
We're glad you're here!♥
I hope that Cleopatra's tomb be found in my lifetime. 🙏 that would surely be monumental.
Just can't wait for the next season. So exciting.
One of the greatest empires in Africa, love to see it
SubSaharan africans share nothing in common with ancient Egypt.
I'll definitely watch this after the finals
GOOD LUCK!!
Yeah me too here after the finals 😎
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Yeah
I'm Egyptian and I'm proud of this civilization built by my ancestors, the pharaohs
Keep it up with the New technology, hopefully the whole world understand the true story of Cleopatra, We need some sciencetist like Kathleen in Malaysia 🤗🌹💖🙏👲
the more I watch these series the more I become fascinated
I love learing Egyptian history and megaliticum..
I was born on Cleopatra day on a Polish calendar. Even though I am not polish. But I found it out from a friend. And I have always been interested in anything Egyptian especially Cleopatra. I hope that the Dominican archeologist will find Cleopatra and if she will be on a tour or just in the Museum I would love to see it or just to be near her
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That's so amazing I just got to meet her on that dig site today with her team of amazing people.
This is why history is my fav subject
wishing there will be a Part 2 of this documentary... this video is super wow.
I have always been fascinated in Eygyt.
Thanks for sharing with us Nat Geo
U guys rock.
This is the reason i have TH-cam ❤
I'm so excited to see what's inside for the queen. Even there is some treasures
AWSIOME YOU MADE ME A FAN OFTHIS TYPE STUFF
Oh my gosh I love archeology
GREAT FIND HOPE WE CAN FIND THE GREAT TOMB OF CLEOPATRA THE GREATEST MIMING OF OY TIME
I have loved history since I was five and devoured 2-3 full sets of encyclopedias by the time I was around 12. My first recollection of archeology was about the Incas and the mummified girl. I was hooked and that has always been my not so secret bucket list career. Maybe it’s not too late with my photography and cataloging skills to someday do a volunteer project. Is there an age limit?
Cool
Maybe there is , but, desire plus skills equals passion 🙌🏼 and that goes a long way in making yourself valuable to any project. Ask them.
What a wonderful journey. A professional team with high determination. Love these types of documentaries.🥰
But why they don't wear protective equipment when approaching ancient things (like anti-toxic masks, gloves...)??
I really love learning about this civilization
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How typical of Cleopatra....to be the last Queen of Egypt, to be written and talked about for thousands of years, to have movies made about her, and then they find her tomb with all of her "goodies" still inside. That it was never robbed. (well, until we find it...) That would be amazing!!! :)
right? lol she is always one step ahead
@@JMcCarthyworld how?
I love this documentary.
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I am fascinated about history... But never entertained by the idea of disturbing the deceased 😢
i feel bad for the mummies that were found
I can see the determine and love from Kathleen's eyes. And will do anything just to find Cleopatra's tomb even though it was dangerous mission. I can feel her excitement, I also wanted to explore it too ❤❤❤
I doubt that Octavian would've allowed any kind of monument be built to either Cleopatra or Marc Antony...he did not want them to become martyrs!!
Or, her own people saw her as a traitor and a loser. In which case why would they want to glorify her? Had she not left Egypt for a couple of tears to stay in Rome with her first born and only returned when her married lover JC, was assassinated?
I can’t wait. Excited for this
Excited to be Dominican 🇩🇴 can't wait for Dr. Martinez to find the tomb
I’m more excited and proud to be Egyptian.