Howard Carter & the Discovery of Tutankhamun Documentary
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What kind of a documentary is this? No Taiko drums, no overly dramatic, loud music, and constantly repeated visual bytes? The BEST kind. Seriously, it's such a relief to be able to listen to such a clear, unemotional, factually correct presentation. This is the standard that all documentaries should be measured against. Well done.
Not American production, those are unbearable and tacky.
Agreed!
Excellent … many thanks
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@@kyleanuar9090That’s because their ancestors were European. The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
Thank you for covering Howard. He is my personal hero, with his flaws included.
Excellent job on telling this exciting historical moment. Carter’s Tenacious character served him and his benefactors well.
Poor Carter looked on by today's 'retro-fitted' morality as a purloiner of artefacts. In 1887 The Egyptians were breaking up Cuneiform tablets for fertilizer, hacking their mummies to bits for jewels, and looting their own tombs for pay. Carter's integrity and painstaking-preservation of Tut's tomb (over eight years) has saved for Egypt an eternal legacy of a record of scholarship and treasures. It seems unfair to saddle his reputation with negativity when he did so much that is of true historical value.
I’m an amateur relic and historical treasure hunter. For years I had planned to go back to school to get my archeology degree. I’ve read hundreds of books and research papers and have a sincere love and passion for the art. Eventually I came to a point where I had zero desire to be an archaeologist. The treatment I have experienced over the years and worse the treatment I’ve seen given to other amateurs from archaeologists turned me away. It’s a real problem. Constant virtue signaling and talking down to others is par for the course. The nice thing is they can act like gatekeepers but they aren’t. They can not find it all and hurry it away to never see the light of day. They can try but it’s for everyone.
Despite claims about his academic shortfalls, I think Carter's practical experience and clear skills show him to be an excellent professional in his field. A true Egyptologist. And this video depicts his life and work very well. .
You guys are incredible! Your content is always to notch! Suggestion: Napoleon III, the last Monarch of France and a pretty underrated one at that
Superb, you take the learner on a journey, and then you give summaries at the end. So, important to do. Well done, and the narrator is wonderful, so professional, erudite, but without a hint of snobbery or pretension. You aren't being "told" anything, you are following a story, with plenty of room to form ones own judgements. I think Carter, was by and large, a hero. However, he was also a shrewd bloke who knew where his bread was buttered.
Oh! I want to veg out and get some historical facts. Thanks for satisfying my needs. I love your catalogue, I've learned so much. Very satisfying. 👍🇨🇦
I loved it. You guys did an awesome job on this . Carter seemed more human to me. ❤
It's crazy how they call digging up something, that was purposely buried & hidden away by his family & loyal subjects, a discovery & then they looted & stole everything in there that wasn't supposed to ever be bothered. While the people that looted the other kings' burial sites are called grave robbers.
Superb.
Carter was a sn of his time and his generation not good or bad... He seemed to be of good conscious.... Thanks to him we ( the world) have King Tut
And much more knowledge of that time
What made the creators of this video go with endless stock footage rather than photos of the people theyre discussing, pictures of the objects or illustrations being discussed?
No entendi nada, pero lo vi para aprender ingles y una historia increible😅
Born in Arizona moved to Babylonia
Robbers were protecting from another robbers 😏
Habt ihr schon etwas gefunden, was jeder Mensch schon seit 50 Jahren weis???
Tucked up in bed...ready for another EXCELLENT episode.
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To summarise a complex topic such as this one, into a little over one hour, without making it sound like a list of bullet points is a challenge. I must congratulate you on such good work! The narration is perfect, spoken with respect to punctuation, with correct pauses between sentences, paragraphs and chapters. This really helps the mind absorb the detail, unlike many documentaries that are ruined by poor delivery of the English language.
You have the best biographies online. So well researched and so well presented and elegantly photographed. I could listen all day. Looking forward to all the rest of the monarchs of England and Great Britain.
Love this channel. I wish you would do one on Agatha Christie
Great man who contributed great Egyptian history and to the whole world😊
"If you want to be a good Archaeologist you have to get out of the library."
- Dr Henry Walton "Indiana" Jones, Jr.
It's part of colonialism. The artifacts belonged to the people of Egypt.
And the Museum of Cairo was sacked not too long ago by some of those people of Egypt.
Exactly, all these criminals, thief and got rich from others history, pure evil, look how much they love and worship these evil acts.
Time will tell all what they did was pure evil and greed.
“The news of the discovery spread fast all over the country, and inquisitive enquiries mingled with congratulation from this moment became the daily programme”
Howard Carter
wonderful video Egyptology is one of my favorite subjects. could I recommend you do a episode about Giovani Belzoni? the showman turned Egyptologist.
They proudly returned the king in his coffin box with all the artifacts and gold stolen, oh I mean removed.
I'm a big Howard Carter fan, he doesn't get the recognition he deserves ,I would love to have one of his water colours painted in Egypt, I can dream !!!!!!😊🇬🇧
What a remarkable man. Thank you for sharing.
There is quite a good representation of Howard Carter opening the tomb in Swaffham museum .
So interesting, sad that Howard Carter was not honoured by either Egypt or Britain for his work. As for taking objects- he knew too for decades of the sale of stolen artifacts in Egypt to consider them sarcosanct!
Great documentary don’t have a bunch of stupid background noise
I have been very much interested in all things King Tut since I was a child. About 20 years ago there was a Tut exhibit at the Franklin Institute. I was just awestruck. If it wasn’t for Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon I would not have been able to enjoy those amazing sights. Yeah!
I agree!
A most extraordinary journey following the life of Howard Carter. Seeing Ancient Egyptian artifacts in the museum was so exciting! The visuals are an extraordinary journey into the past. Thank you so much for this magnificent presentation.
I will visit his grave soon in Putney.
I felt compelled to subscribe after I repeatedly found my way here. Even my teen-aged grandchildren have enjoyed several episodes with me. Thank you so much for your work.
@terinn7115; keeping any teenager off of social media for an hour documentary is a well rewarded gold ⭐star for you😊
“Wonderful things!”
Hats off to an archaeologist whose artifact recovery and dedication to conservation and preservation were well ahead of his time.
This was probably the best documentary I've seen on Mr Carter, the beautiful photos and verbal articulation is superb . Well done.
Would love to see a few of the French kings or William of Orange
I know yall are busy with these biographies about historical people but It would be cool if yall did a more modern biography about Louis 14
I wish I had listened to this prior to viewing the exhibit in Atlanta, Georgia this fall.
It was a huge find also a bad curse .
The curse was nonsense created by sensationalist journalists. Most of the people associated with the tomb's discovery lived out their lives in a perfectly normal fashion.
Ah, to be an antiques dealer in Egypt during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Selling ancient geegaws to some ancient duke or duchess for a good price. The entitlement displayed by the British and French during all this is pretty comical. Carter was a talented archeologist and also a thief: I'm glad the items he stole were returned to Egypt after he died. As for his disappointment toward the end, well, bad health will do that to you.
Howard Carter, he's a thief and he didn't discover the tomes the egyptian kid who did stop lying.
Do you mean “tombs”?
A teacher. And discover. Wonderful Giver What he gave the world wow wish he could see the new museum in Egypt king Tut home at last brilliant
Did carter not take artifices to Britain? Stealing precious things from Egypt
Yeah I got them now
I am so anxious to trava
el to Cairo when The GEM is finally open and see the whole collection of the precious artifacts and gaze at the mask of the lovably BOY KING all that thanks to Carter
can you do a documentary on sir flinders petrie and e.a. wallis budge?
Egypt is the most interesting country I have seen
Norwich is a City not a town. Once the second biggest after London.
Tuts the reason why i adore egyptian stuff
Excellent. Thank you
predictably good. that alone,says alot
HOWARD CARTER FOUND KING CARTER'ACARStOMBIN 1922AND HIS DEATH MASK IS MADE FROM SOLID GOLD AND IT'S VERY AMAZING HOW THE ANGENT EGYPTIANS WERE ABLE TO DO THIS THOUSANDS OF YEARS AGO 🤔
AND HE FOUND KING TUTS TOMB IN THE VALLEY OF THE KINGS IN 1922 And HIS DEATH MASK IS MADE FROM SOLID GOLD AND IT'S VERY AMAZING HOW THE ANGENT EGYPTIANS WERE ABLE TO DO THIS THOUSANDS OF YEARS AGO AND THERE WAS WALKING STICKS IN HIS COFFIN AND HE HAD TROUBLE WALKING IN THE SAND IN AGIENT EGYPT THOUSANDS OF YEARS AGO 😔
Dedication comes through many vessels.
I think everything should have been left in the tomb to decorate the wall’s with their religious beliefs and symbols and engraving’s of their ancestor’s family member’s ETC…. to put all the belonging’s he had to take with him put in their also EVERYTHING HE NEEDED WAS RIGHT THERE AND THEN THEY ARE TAKEN OUT AND PUT ON DISPLAY IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN LEFT EXACTLY THE WAY IT WAS WHEN HE WAS FIRST SEALED IN HIS TOMB NOTHING SHOULD HAVE BEEN TAKEN FROM HIM ‼️‼️🥺
He's dead. He doesn't care.
"You can't take it with you."
Carter was the person who took tuts daughters mummies out himself
Good job ! Excelent !
Quite excellemt documentary. Beautiful photographs! Thanks!!!
What a shame it is to end this otherwise great documentary with the question of what viewers think of Carter?
Clearly this opens the door for lowlife scum who would happily put this man down, and any other achievers.
He was a dedicated highly passionate Egyptologist, not a treasure hunter.
He should be honoured for helping to preserve Egyptian artifacts, many pieces that would quickly be sold off even by Egyptians themselves.
That Hawass turkey has huge hatred and resentment toward foreign interests but hastens to mention grave robbers from within his own land, which includes destruction of many sites due to changing religious culture.
Thank you Howard, you are a true champion of rescuing Ancient Egyptian culture & preservation.♥️
I don't think anything justifies the taking of artifacts from an archaeological dig away from its home area and people, though I can understand why Carter did so. He seems to otherwise be a very trustworthy and dependable person, determined to learn and discover whatever and wherever.
The British museum is a far better place for priceless artifacts than unstable Middle Eastern countries prone to war and violence.
Carter attempted to prevent the ergyptians from using the papyri and mummies for fertilizer and the ancient building stones from becoming the walls of cairo outhouses
@@InciniumVGCamen. Write on
It would be appreciated to have similar video on Heinrich Schliemann. His life , his results, his impact on archeology deserve to be in your channel.
🎉If not for Carter, all these treasures would still be in the ground. If left up to the Egyptians they'd still be there. Carter could have kept his mouth shut and taken it all, so if he did take anything, I say, he should have taken it all!
Thanks for the documentary of Howard Carter, I enjoyed it very well.
10 sons? Wow! I have two! Can’t imagine that many! Boys are a different breed!
Howard Carter was famous for the discovery of King Tut’s tomb.
howard carter did not discover tutankhamun, it was a boy. howard stole it from him.
Oh my . English exceptionalities continuing colonial thfft
Ik heb een idee wat als je een filmpje makt van king tut
Very interesting video. I appreciate at last to devote to Mr. H Carter. It would be nice to have special video on steam engine inventors.
I'm surprised nothing about the curse was mentioned.
Wow. What a cool job he had.
The People Profiles is an excellent collection of biographies...clear, great visuals, good narrator, ( the man must be hoarse...but THANK YOU Mr Narrator. Dont give up.)
The narrative is so full yet condensed. Perfect.
Excellant presentation & posting . Regards.
Sounds like a bit of an unscrupulous knave to me.
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😮 this is a great video. Cant wait to dig in the channel to see whatelse you got. 🎉 yey thx
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I have no admiration for British graverobbers disguised as archeologists...
How do you feel about the people in Cairo who recently sacked the Cairo museum and stole among other things lots of King Tut artifacts?
@@freddiefreihofer7716 I feel it is not my business...
You know how much Dutch paintings are stolen in the western world..?
nice
Dedication...... he is so determine and resilient
Was there really a curse?
Very interesting
Thanks!
There are hate speech ads playing on this video. Pretty sure you're not okay with this.
Considering how PC TH-cam is, I highly doubt it. And adds are also shown based off of interest...so kinda says something about you.