If she indeed look anything like the sculptures of her you can see why they say she was the most beautiful woman in Egypt, your recreations only solidify that fact.
"They" the ancients don't say that. Only modern people say it. There is no mention of her looks anywhere in history from the time she lived. It's 19th people that were amazed at the beauty of the statue and that got exaggerated by the media, to this day. And since we can't see into the past to get a view of many Egyptian girls to see what they looked like, it's impossible to say Nefertiti was more beautiful than the rest.
@@crocopix They absolutely do. I literally took a modern depiction of a modern Christian Egyptian and showed it to Afrocentrists and told them that its an ancient Egyptian statue and they all said that its 100% black. LOL.
She was a beautiful woman when you see the Berlin Bust (whether or not it's fake) but your modern recreation of what she may look like if she was alive now is truly stunning.
The people of Africa in 1320 Egyptians where black. The kingdom was an The people were black no not tand .stop trying to make Africans white to fit in history. White people came black not the other way around
There's always the temptation to skip to the end bc i know it's gonna be good- but all the careful history storytelling is really what MAKES the reveal so much more. Another really cool portrait.
I visited Egypt in 2021 and went to the Temple of Nefertiti. Simply amazing how many depictions there are of her. Your history was on point. The recreations are stunning.
She is absolutely stunning. About 10 years ago at a discounted retail store, I noticed a white ceramic discarded bust that I knew immediately was that of Nefertiti. I took it home and painted it based on the real one in Berlin. I attached an Egyptian necklace I had and not to toot my own horn here, it looks stunning to this day. Seeing what she would have looked like in real life is breathtaking. ❤
I love how you really research your subject. My Grandfather wore many hats, he was a geologist, paleontologist, archeologist, genealogist, architect and held two other engineering degrees. He loved to study everything but his passion was researching the past, even when he was older and couldn’t travel he read all the papers and would explain what he was reading to me. We would have loved your videos. He used to say that the stylizations of the times was sometimes frustrating because they did not depict the true person as they were, but as a representation of style fads of the time. Thank you for having this channel.
Thank you so much. I totally agree, the stylizations kind of suck because you know you’re not seeing the “true” figure. But at the end of the day they are the closest thing we have to these people, and I love bringing them to life & making them feel closer to us!
This for me is one of THE most beautiful of your recreations! Also the most realistic looking. It is stunning and I love to think she looked just like that. Fantastic work as always.
Fake A$$ reconstruction of a Beautiful Black Egyptian Queen, and the low esteem non Black folks are eating this FAKE $hit up like its a bowl of chocolate ice cream with white whipped cream on top with a red cherry in the middle...There is also a supposedly image of King Tut that has him looking like a "CLUBBED FOOT" half bald mixed race Arab, and one of Ramses and even Dark skin Thutmosis III that have them looking like old wrinkled up yellow chicken skin looking Iranian/Iraqi drunks .. All the statues show these people with THICK lips, broad noses, WOOLLY braided hair wigs, Frescoes with dark skin (not tan) ha ha ha, but recreations has to be of the NON BLACK mind who desires to make Black people not look like themselves..😂😂😂
Thank you for the video, as an Egyptian I can see that the first face recreation is more accurate and I was surprised as I found it so familiar to me as we have an Egyptian actress looks typically like it , her name is Tayseer Fahmy, we also have another supper star called Sawsan Badr she looks typically like the statue 😍
Interesting. I checked out those two and they're definitely beautiful women. To my eye Sawsan looks more like the statue head. Some photos of Tayseer look similar but more vague to me. Thanks for the post. Its so interesting how people today still look the same as people thousands of years ago.
@@Flynn943 she aint sub saharan...so stop dreaming...ancient egyptian always differentiate themself from sub sahran african, tghey even said it themselves in their own records adn always portrayed sub saharan african as darker and look totally different then them. Dont blame us, blamed the Ancient Egyptian because its them who told us that they are not sub saharan african,. Ancient Egyptian would look just like many native north African tribes today like the Berber or Amazigh or the coptic. NOT like sub saharan african.
Love that you've remained true to the Berlin bust. The quality is so high that there's no reason to think it might not be accurate. Others have deviated too far. She really was perfection 😊
Amazing. Loved the blue earrings on the first recreation shown. I remember learning that they would never be seen without each other in public. They would always be together to symbolize divine completion. Their existence together was needed for the world to exist. That is beyond powerful and beautiful when you think about it. Especially how it must have looked to the people 3,000 years ago.
On my first trip to egypt I assumed cleopatra was beautiful and several egyptologists told me she was not considered beautiful, but charasmatic and extremely clever. They all told me Nerfertiti was the epitomy of beauty for many egyptians. I was so excited when i saw art depicting her at the national museum because it was obvious she was absolutely stunning by any standard. Iknew my history from books but my visual references were mostly from movies. I learned my lesson. What a wonderful channel this is. You really bring the characters from the past to life for us in a new way. Thank you!
Cleopatra was both charismatic and beautiful. I think modern historians tend to dismiss beauty of any important woman, becaus emodern politics put importance on "mind" and internal value instead of physical look, as if it was shameful to woman be both beautiful and clever 😒😒 It's not only Cleopatra, also Kosem Sultan and I bet many others.
Beauty depends on who the judge is, I cannot understand how some people think black people can be anywhere near attractive, I think that they are as ugly as sin, flat noses, fat lips, peppercorn hair, to me they are extremely unpleasant to even look at, yet some people, for some unfathomable reason, decide not only are they attractive, but there are whites who enter into relationships with them. So there isn’t a standard that is objective.
Yes. Cleopatra was definitely the most beautiful imo and many others and I don't mean from movies.. Nefertiti had great bone structure too and was beautiful but Cleopatra has the edge...
I have been following your recreations for a while now. This Nefertiti smiling is defninately one of the most controversial and real versions so far. I see you got her ears right too which is what makes it the most real version of an ancient Egyptian too. I can allso see why people think she was Syrian or Persian - given the similarities with people from there - even today. But i also wanted to thank you for the well research history lessons while creating the best likeness you can based on all the information available. Keep up the great work! Regards, an old guy from Australia.
I was always obsessed with her and always wanted to see what she could’ve looked like. It’s amazing to think how people would’ve looked in the ancient times
How come is it not authentic? Those afrocentrists are everywhere deceiving people, we in Egypt since the beginning of history have white reddish brown black Egyptians and we're all Egyptians and we're all indigenous to Egypt
The recreation looks absolutely accurate. Wish the bump on her nose was left as it would have helped to probably see more of what she was like, but this really did bring her to life! She was very lovely! You have done the most perfect recreation that I feel anyone could ever do1 It was like actually seeing her in person and finding her to be so very receptive with the smile, as well. Thank you! Am so glad it is on TH-cam and so many will get this opportunity to really see it as would have looked in real life!.
The construction of the bust is somewhat misunderstood. The smooth exterior shows her younger appearance and the inner core is her image in older age. As the bust deteriorates over centuries and possibly millennia, it will show her greater age by losing its exterior layers. The process ultimately will expose her elder image as facial lines, bumps and saggy features of age gradually appear from under the plaster exterior.
I'd seen an archeology video describing how the bust was discovered in an artist's workshop with quite a number of similar, partly finished busts of her with exactly the same features. So, in addition to the penchant for more realistic portraits during Akhenaten's reign, the archeologist thought it likely that Nefertiti's appearance was at least very close to reality.
I find Nefertiti to be such an interesting pharaoh and it sucks that we don’t know much about her life apart from her husband Akhenaten. I definitely think she is one of the most beautiful pharaohs in Egyptian history. I think how she is portrayed in the Berlin Bust is what she looked like. I really like the first reconstruction of her and think that’s how she looked like when she was alive. I’m very curious to know what happened to her after she wasn’t present in the art anymore. Have you done a reconstruction of Akhenaten? If not, I would be really interested in seeing that and seeing how he looked like. I’m sure he was just as attractive as his wife.
It's really amazing to see how much you've improved as an artist over the last year and a half! The early 2020 one was gorgeous, but the new ones are spectacular!
I first saw the bust of Nefertiti in the mid-1960's. My Dad was stationed in West Germany, for a vacation we traveled to Berlin and East Berlin. I was enthralled with it as a little girl and I still am enthralled with its beauty.
Great research and even greater depiction of her image. Bringing her image to how she could look today was outstanding. You closed the gap on wondering how she might have looked. Can't wait to see more of your work!! Keep it up!!
I absolutely love your videos. Both the history and the facial reconstructions are so engaging and interesting to watch. Thank you so much for your work.
Wow! I'm Egyptian, originally from upper egypt. I live in a European country and people here are overly faschinated with my face calling me princess/Cloepatra/ Nefertiti(which was totally new to me) coz her looks is kinda common in Egypt and i keep telling them there are hundreds of my face there :) How cool to see her strong and beautiful❣️
And you are NOT the original inhabitant of her time. Also everyone knows that head figure of her is fabricated. The original inhabitants were Kushites; they now live in Sudan.
I love what you do. To be honest, my heart jumped when the likeness smiled. Keep up the good work. I love history. I think I love it because it involves real people. I don't always like the turns it takes, but that because people are involved. By the way, your voice is ideal for narrating. Don't let anyone else do that for you.
Im egyptian and there is an Egyptian celebrity her name is sawsan badr and she looks very similar to nefertiti. Although i think nefertiti had more soft features compared to sawsan but both are beautiful women 😊
She has a lot of similarities to Mediterranean women mixed with North African features. Shes lovely. People have no idea how unique North Africa, particularly Egypt, is ethnically.
Thank you. I was fortunate to have seen her at the Met many years ago. I have always felt The Bust is the real thing. Love your work! Thank you for posting!
Bravo! This was wonderful. The modern recreation of Queen Nefertiti at the end of the video literally took my breath away. Well done on the research, too. Fascinating!
Yeah the results are beautiful. Except that picture doesn't resemble her at all she had wool hair. But they got her looking like someone from India????
@@ericwilliams7394 Wool hair? What are you talking about? She looked just like Coptic Egyptians do now because they are the same people. Except for a very brief 60 year period, ancient Egyptians were Caucasians, they were not black Negros.
@@snappingbear just one more thing and then I'll leave it alone because I'll only debate with my equals all others I teach the only reason Egyptians were considered Caucasians is because that picture of Jesus Christ they won the law to be considered Caucasians before that they were considered Asians. Egyptians were Caucasians that's the funniest s*** I heard in a while.
@@snappingbear ancient Egyptians were Caucasian???😂 y’all try to steal everything. It’s naturally impossible for the Caucasians to live in that climate via the sun!!! Y’all need to wake up And no the reality this is sad
I'm Egyptian and I love the videos you've done of Nefertiti and the red headed Cleopatra. Thank you for those. I'd really be excited to see what you can do for Hatshepsut and Nefertari. :)
@@TBGB-LM Nefertiti was a Black African Queen. She was Nubian. Hatshepsut was a Black African Queen, she was Egyptian.Cleopatra was a Black African Queen. She was Nubian.
@@Brian-md9bc Nefertiti was Egyptian not black nor white, she was an Egyptian queen, and Cleopatra wasn't black also, she is a Macedonian origin lmao, and Nubian wasn't considered as Egyptian
I am really amazed by seeing these statues ..that how clearly you made them so realistic that feels a kind of closeness towards this "Queen Nafertiti" And how beautifully you portray them ...woman you are just amazing..I must say..
Queen Nefertiti was a stunningly beautiful woman. I love these recreations because I have difficultly imagining what the person looked like from a one dimensional portrait, or even a sculpture. I should have had an idea that she was a great beauty from the beautiful eye shape and high cheekbones. You really breathed life into this sculpture!
My dad had studied ancient history in college, so he had several books on the subject which I perused as a boy with fascination. The face of Nefertiti made a deep impression on me from a very early age.
You shared Egyptian historical, ethnic facial, and art materials research in your study of Nefertiti provided more information and discussion of authenticity than I've encountered before. The sensitive portrayal of Egyptian royal family life, discussion of name change possibilities, and comparison with other Egyptian sculptures and images of Nefertiti gave me much reason to believe your virtual creation of her physical images could be very near to her actual appearance. Beautiful, fascinating and stunning research work.
Do you even believe in what you’re saying , this woman knows nothing I don’t understand why you white folks still trying to tell our story to us , Black people comes in all different shades and you will never be like us , so you can make up all the stories and believe in anything that you want to believe ,we know who she was, she wasn’t Arab and she definitely was not European , keep trying.
@@carlcoke3137 This video is about a virtual art recreation. It doesn't claim to recreate particular racial characteristics, whether with darker or lighter skin. One theory by the artist was that Nefertiti may have been a mix of ETHNICITIES. There is no racial stereotyping in simply hoping to approximate how Nefertiti looked by comparing her most famous statue with other statues and painted representations of her. I heard no comments about racial racial superiority or inferiority based on how Egyptians looked. As a matter of fact, humanistic thinking people believe that there are no uniquely different races, as the United Nations has said. We all share predominantly the same DNA. Could you quit complaining to reflect that Nefertiti may have had to change her name to avoid stereotyping of her female sex? How about reflecting on that form of discrimination.
Do you know “why” people of African dissent have a problem with European people , because you’re always telling our story , we don’t go around digging up your ancestors bodies , and guessing what we might have have looked like , stealing and lying for years hiding The truth about Our culture from us , and then turning around and giving yourself a pat on the back , I have nothing against you honestly , but most of the European archaeologists need to get their facts straight and all your ducks in a row , and start telling the truth about our story , that’s it !! look at all of the black pharaohs from the old kingdom and the middle kingdom isn’t it funny how all of those statues have no mouth and nose on them ?? so please , think about that.
You do not add to her beauty but also you don’t take away from it either the wonderment of your work is without words how truly amazing I can go on please ,these I believe are truly amazing depictions deserve the utmost praise, thank you .
You present masterful histories on your subjects and your artistic recreations are just as compelling. You are very talented. Thank you so much for your diligence to both aspects. I can add very little to what you have done except this: Amal Alamuddin Clooney looks very similar to your depiction of a modern day Nefertiti.
The Berlin Bust of her is one of the most fascinating historical objects I’ve ever seen in my life it looks as if she could open her mouth and tell us stories that have been lost to time for thousands of years
I can't imagine 4000 years ago such a beauty as a Nefertiti walks on earth I believe her beauty was so unique like a chosen one and you brought her to life with a modern technology makes it more unique and beautiful as well,awesome job😍😍
Love the effort you put into giving a good background to all your historical figures! Thank you ! And totally LOVE this recreation; 100% someone you can meet on Egyptian streets today. GORGEOUS!🥰🥰🥰
Marius bond, I didn’t mention anything about Arabs or Turks! Egypt is still full of EGYPTIAN people. Proven by genetics and DNA. I would know; I’m both an Egyptian and an Egyptologist.
Thank you for this reconstruction of Queen Nefertiti. Wow! When you show the living queen she was not only beautiful but with her facial features reconstructed you can clearly see the authenticity of the bust. Definitely a woman born in the indigenous population of the Egyptian region. No actress can accurately portray Queen nefertiti unless they look just like your reconstruction of the bust. I am so affected by your images that I think I will dream about them. Well done. I am going to watch this again. I would like to comment on your observation that the busts of Nefertiti and Akhenaten appearing standardised and so very similar but maybe it is just possible that they were very closely related. Shockingly the Pharaohs even married their siblings and if I remember correctly Ramesses II even married his own daughter/s. Being from the same family in all likelihood would mean that their facial features would be very similar.
I started with the amazing recreation of Cleopatra and now (finally, as She’s always been fascinating) Nefertiti. I love how we get some history too and then their pictures. Great work!
Yours is one of several sites I have discovered, that have shown the ancient sculptures, paintings ect ... and the modern day equivalents. I really appreciate this new trend and you do an excellent job. I especially like all the history you present with the art. It gives a more complete picture and makes your subjects come to life. As far as the history of the Berlin bust is concerned, I had never heard the story of the German prince. My understanding is the archeologist was being threatened with his funding being cut if he didn't find anything. During an on site inspection, the "find of the century" was dug up and presented to the backer which insured future funding. Such a timely "find" was the main reason rumors of it being fake started almost immediately. The fact the bust was almost perfect and showed an attractive woman added to the theory it was a fake to maximize future funding. Considering how the press took liberties to liven up a story even then (look what happened to Carter), it is unlikely the truth can be established now so many years later.
Thanks for an objective overview of the subject and conceding the probability of the images being highly stylized and/or flattering. That being said, your recreations are brilliant and if alive today she'd be a shoe-in for Miss Egypt and maybe even Miss Universe though they rarely select anyone from the Eastern Hemisphere.
I'd loved to see a reconstruction of the great sphinx. I noticed many stay well clear of those statues such as Narmer, djoser, Huni, Queen T just to name a few
I am so happy to have found this video. The reconstruction's features and skin tone look like so many of the women I see in everyday life in Egypt. If there's a "typical" look, this would be it, with varying degrees of symmetry and size. The only addition I'd make to the next iteration would be curly hair, if you ever plan on making one. Keep up the great work!
Wow! You guys blew me away with this episode. The source material is gorgeous in and of itself but then when you put your spin on it, she looks like she could be alive right now and active in Egyptian government. She must've been a sight to see in real life. On a side note, I could not help but notice the passion in your voice in regard to this particular subject. I can tell that you took great care and utter respect when you did this recreation. I know you take great care with all of these but it seems this one held a special place in your heart. Keep making more of these videos. I love it!!!!
Once again a superb program ,I like the way you present the facts ,without ridiculeing other ideas.I recently went to Egypt and bought a small bust of Nefertiti .Its not in color ,made out of some type of black stone.Very good show.😀
This is a stunning recreation. I enjoy all of the recreations your group does. About her body, they are still analyzing the DNA from that period. It was a time of civil war shortly after their rule.
Beautiful bust; your recreations are stunning both in their execution and the beauty of Nefertiti. I particularly appreciate how meticulously you research your subjects. I have no doubt the research allows you to get to know your subjects in a way that influences your artistic interpretation of them. Congratulations on such wonderful results!
Great video, The amarna period and particularly it’s art is sooo fascinating, the portraiture is soo beautiful and realistic (some of it at least). You have to do Akhenaten and tutankhamun next
Glad that I was able to stumble upon this channel ☺️ Love the whole execution, narration, tone, and the 'reveals' are just an ultimate plus to what a great channel this already is ❤
A couple things I forgot to mention in my first comment. Most facial reconstructions that I've seen of women (and to some extent of men, but not so much) not only modernize the figure but make them look better (more lifelike) than the marble or bronze we have of them. But so far, in Nefertiti's case, none, in my opinion, have quite succeeded in improving on her one eyed bust. Those cheap little statuettes of her you sometimes see in museums where her left eye has been restored and also her ears repaired do seem to reveal her best. Regardless of DNA, you see people all over the world who look like people from far distant places. For example, I've been living in a small city in Mexico for some time. In a cafe that I frequented there was a young waiter who resembled Ahknaten. Even Mexicans noticed it. He had the same elongated face, He was around 20 years old. When I lived in Thailand, I noticed that many men had features very similar to Tutankhamen (assuming Tut looked like his gold burial coffin mask. Because of the Pandemic, I've had a lot of time to spend doing things I never did before such as watching Video's on TH-cam. Since I've had a lifelong interest in Greco Roman Art I've watched quite a number of video's on that subject. Recently, a collection of Marbles has become available called the Torlioni Marbles. A very impressive private collection that hasn't been seen for nearly a century. Quite a few Roman Empresses and women. But one of them of a young girl who looks to be 18 years of age, more or less, was really lifelike, the rest were, I'm sure, resembling but none were stunningly lifelike. The 18 year old girl was stunning. What impresses me about the Egyptians is that they worked in granite and several other very hard stones , a millennium before the Romans and yet were turning out very lifelike portraits of both men and women. There's one of a man who looks quite a bit like Omar Sharif. And even the granite busts of Hatshepsut seem to catch a mischievous, flirty look in her eyes. Several comments have noted that Ahknaten bears a resemblance to his wife Nefertiti. That could be because they are half brother, half sister or even brother and sister. Also they might be cousins. But there is another factor to consider. I believe a few years ago, maybe 20, I remember reading some study that found married couples who were together for a long time tend to resemble each other more and more over time.. This was a modern study and had nothing to do with Egyptians. Ahknaten and Nefertiti seem to have had happy marriage so that might be a factor, too. Again, congratulations on your very fine work.
"... they worked in granite and several other very hard stones , a millennium before the Romans ...". Actually, two millenia or more! Many of the statues from the Old and Middle Kingdoms are astonishingly good, e.g. those of Khafre and Senusret III, in very hard stone. Apart from the Amarna period, I find the New Kingdom statues to be bland and generic in comparison with the older ones, and were easily recycled from king to king (Ramses II and III especially being appropriators of their predecessors' monuments). We forget that Old Kingdom Egypt was more ancient to the Romans than the Romans are to us.
I'm truly impressed with all the research you've done, you've crammed an amazing amount of information into this video. It's really well-done, there are so many visuals of what you're talking about, AND you have a great story-telling voice. Thank you.
Fascinante. Isso nos dá a oportunidade de visualizar o rosto de alguém que tem sido alvo do interesse popular por muitas décadas. Parabéns por nos proporcionar essa visão espetacular.
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Recreated jawline is a bit too square.
I appreciate that you shared your opinion on the Berlin Bust. That if it is a fake then it is a pretty d good one
I thought that I had seen this before. I believe you said you did an update? I am glad that I decided to watch anyway
I probably did see it. It is 2 years old
If she indeed look anything like the sculptures of her you can see why they say she was the most beautiful woman in Egypt, your recreations only solidify that fact.
"They" the ancients don't say that. Only modern people say it. There is no mention of her looks anywhere in history from the time she lived. It's 19th people that were amazed at the beauty of the statue and that got exaggerated by the media, to this day. And since we can't see into the past to get a view of many Egyptian girls to see what they looked like, it's impossible to say Nefertiti was more beautiful than the rest.
@@Metal0sopher From a fee Egyptian girls ive seen they look pretty similar. Especially one i knew.
@@randomstuff1315 no they don't.
@@crocopix They absolutely do. I literally took a modern depiction of a modern Christian Egyptian and showed it to Afrocentrists and told them that its an ancient Egyptian statue and they all said that its 100% black. LOL.
@@randomstuff1315 sorry my bad, it wasn't intended for you.
I totally agree, I have a cousin who looks like her, Iraqi though.
She was a beautiful woman when you see the Berlin Bust (whether or not it's fake) but your modern recreation of what she may look like if she was alive now is truly stunning.
The people of Africa in 1320 Egyptians where black. The kingdom was an The people were black no not tand .stop trying to make Africans white to fit in history. White people came black not the other way around
@@Paulsmith-wh1ee Egyptians were not black. Fact
@@laurencehutchinson8644 yeah a genetical fact... they were near easterners genetically...
@@maszkalman3676 genetic fact they were never black.
@@laurencehutchinson8644 true only the nubians were the only blacks back there who we would call black..
There's always the temptation to skip to the end bc i know it's gonna be good- but all the careful history storytelling is really what MAKES the reveal so much more. Another really cool portrait.
exactly
Gave you a like but still skipped to the end! 🤣
I visited Egypt in 2021 and went to the Temple of Nefertiti. Simply amazing how many depictions there are of her. Your history was on point. The recreations are stunning.
She is absolutely stunning. About 10 years ago at a discounted retail store, I noticed a white ceramic discarded bust that I knew immediately was that of Nefertiti. I took it home and painted it based on the real one in Berlin. I attached an Egyptian necklace I had and not to toot my own horn here, it looks stunning to this day. Seeing what she would have looked like in real life is breathtaking. ❤
I love how you really research your subject. My Grandfather wore many hats, he was a geologist, paleontologist, archeologist, genealogist, architect and held two other engineering degrees. He loved to study everything but his passion was researching the past, even when he was older and couldn’t travel he read all the papers and would explain what he was reading to me. We would have loved your videos. He used to say that the stylizations of the times was sometimes frustrating because they did not depict the true person as they were, but as a representation of style fads of the time. Thank you for having this channel.
Thank you so much. I totally agree, the stylizations kind of suck because you know you’re not seeing the “true” figure. But at the end of the day they are the closest thing we have to these people, and I love bringing them to life & making them feel closer to us!
Very nice
Wow! Your grandfather is such an inspiration! I plan to be only 2 out of that list. An archeologist and a geneologist.
those women looking nothing like nefertiti for she has more bone structure from her being skinny
If they ready did any research they would know that bust of Nefertiti is a fake and was made in the 20th century
No queen in Egypt had a name like " the beautiful one has come forth", that is not coincidence She was indeed gorgeous.
La belle est venue
This for me is one of THE most beautiful of your recreations! Also the most realistic looking. It is stunning and I love to think she looked just like that. Fantastic work as always.
Fake A$$ reconstruction of a Beautiful Black Egyptian Queen, and the low esteem non Black folks are eating this FAKE $hit up like its a bowl of chocolate ice cream with white whipped cream on top with a red cherry in the middle...There is also a supposedly image of King Tut that has him looking like a "CLUBBED FOOT" half bald mixed race Arab, and one of Ramses and even Dark skin Thutmosis III that have them looking like old wrinkled up yellow chicken skin looking Iranian/Iraqi drunks .. All the statues show these people with THICK lips, broad noses, WOOLLY braided hair wigs, Frescoes with dark skin (not tan) ha ha ha, but recreations has to be of the NON BLACK mind who desires to make Black people not look like themselves..😂😂😂
Thank you for the video, as an Egyptian I can see that the first face recreation is more accurate and I was surprised as I found it so familiar to me as we have an Egyptian actress looks typically like it
, her name is Tayseer Fahmy, we also have another supper star called Sawsan Badr she looks typically like the statue 😍
Thank you for this information!
I think shermine shahrivar looks a lot like her. Claudia Lynx looks quite a bit like her as well. It’s those cheekbones and lips.
Interesting. I checked out those two and they're definitely beautiful women. To my eye Sawsan looks more like the statue head. Some photos of Tayseer look similar but more vague to me. Thanks for the post. Its so interesting how people today still look the same as people thousands of years ago.
@@Flynn943 specifically talking about her features, not the color of her skin.
@@Flynn943 she aint sub saharan...so stop dreaming...ancient egyptian always differentiate themself from sub sahran african, tghey even said it themselves in their own records adn always portrayed sub saharan african as darker and look totally different then them. Dont blame us, blamed the Ancient Egyptian because its them who told us that they are not sub saharan african,. Ancient Egyptian would look just like many native north African tribes today like the Berber or Amazigh or the coptic. NOT like sub saharan african.
Love that you've remained true to the Berlin bust. The quality is so high that there's no reason to think it might not be accurate. Others have deviated too far.
She really was perfection 😊
She was a real beauty, and your recreations are lovely. No wonder they spoke of her beauty as they did! I think the Berlin Bust is authentic too.
Amazing. Loved the blue earrings on the first recreation shown. I remember learning that they would never be seen without each other in public. They would always be together to symbolize divine completion. Their existence together was needed for the world to exist. That is beyond powerful and beautiful when you think about it. Especially how it must have looked to the people 3,000 years ago.
On my first trip to egypt I assumed cleopatra was beautiful and several egyptologists told me she was not considered beautiful, but charasmatic and extremely clever. They all told me Nerfertiti was the epitomy of beauty for many egyptians. I was so excited when i saw art depicting her at the national museum because it was obvious she was absolutely stunning by any standard. Iknew my history from books but my visual references were mostly from movies. I learned my lesson.
What a wonderful channel this is. You really bring the characters from the past to life for us in a new way. Thank you!
Cleopatra was both charismatic and beautiful. I think modern historians tend to dismiss beauty of any important woman, becaus emodern politics put importance on "mind" and internal value instead of physical look, as if it was shameful to woman be both beautiful and clever 😒😒 It's not only Cleopatra, also Kosem Sultan and I bet many others.
Beauty depends on who the judge is, I cannot understand how some people think black people can be anywhere near attractive, I think that they are as ugly as sin, flat noses, fat lips, peppercorn hair, to me they are extremely unpleasant to even look at, yet some people, for some unfathomable reason, decide not only are they attractive, but there are whites who enter into relationships with them. So there isn’t a standard that is objective.
Yes. Cleopatra was definitely the most beautiful imo and many others and I don't mean from movies.. Nefertiti had great bone structure too and was beautiful but Cleopatra has the edge...
I have been following your recreations for a while now. This Nefertiti smiling is defninately one of the most controversial and real versions so far. I see you got her ears right too which is what makes it the most real version of an ancient Egyptian too. I can allso see why people think she was Syrian or Persian - given the similarities with people from there - even today. But i also wanted to thank you for the well research history lessons while creating the best likeness you can based on all the information available. Keep up the great work! Regards, an old guy from Australia.
Stunning, I love how you gave her a more Egyptian look and Egyptian coloring!!!
I find these comments so weird. What else would she be?? Her name is Nefertiti?!
I was always obsessed with her and always wanted to see what she could’ve looked like. It’s amazing to think how people would’ve looked in the ancient times
I think if you check an Egyptian actress by the name of sawsan badr resembles a lot the sculptures of Nefertiti
@@mikeminba7687 she looks nothing like her lmfao
@@Yeah--mn9qk she does look like her little bit
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She’s a true Egyptian beauty!
Whether authentic or a misidentified piece, the bust is truly a work of art, IMO.
How come is it not authentic? Those afrocentrists are everywhere deceiving people, we in Egypt since the beginning of history have white reddish brown black Egyptians and we're all Egyptians and we're all indigenous to Egypt
The recreation looks absolutely accurate. Wish the bump on her nose was left as it would have helped to probably see more of what she was like, but this really did bring her to life! She was very lovely!
You have done the most perfect recreation that I feel anyone could ever do1 It was like actually seeing her in person and finding her to be so very receptive with the smile, as well. Thank you! Am so glad it is on TH-cam and so many will get this opportunity to really see it as would have looked in real life!.
The construction of the bust is somewhat misunderstood.
The smooth exterior shows her younger appearance and the inner core is her image in older age.
As the bust deteriorates over centuries and possibly millennia, it will show her greater age by losing its exterior layers.
The process ultimately will expose her elder image as facial lines, bumps and saggy features of age gradually appear from under the plaster exterior.
She was absolutely gorgeous. Bringing history back to life . I love it
It's nice to see her smile. What a gorgeous woman!
I'd seen an archeology video describing how the bust was discovered in an artist's workshop with quite a number of similar, partly finished busts of her with exactly the same features. So, in addition to the penchant for more realistic portraits during Akhenaten's reign, the archeologist thought it likely that Nefertiti's appearance was at least very close to reality.
Nefertiti was truly a beautiful woman....and so are your recreations and art! : )
I find Nefertiti to be such an interesting pharaoh and it sucks that we don’t know much about her life apart from her husband Akhenaten. I definitely think she is one of the most beautiful pharaohs in Egyptian history. I think how she is portrayed in the Berlin Bust is what she looked like. I really like the first reconstruction of her and think that’s how she looked like when she was alive. I’m very curious to know what happened to her after she wasn’t present in the art anymore. Have you done a reconstruction of Akhenaten? If not, I would be really interested in seeing that and seeing how he looked like. I’m sure he was just as attractive as his wife.
Brilliantly done. Very informative and enjoyable. Thank you.
It's really amazing to see how much you've improved as an artist over the last year and a half! The early 2020 one was gorgeous, but the new ones are spectacular!
Thank you so much, it’s one of my favorite things is revisiting these figures and seeing if I can make them better. I’m really proud of this one.
If she were alive today she would be crowned Miss Universe in a heartbeat
Or, be the HIGHEST Paid SUPERMODEL in History.
This very clever woman would be president of Egypte !
Maybe not, the Ms Universe competition is rigged.✌️
She wouldn't enter that degrading 'competition', walking around in a bathing suit and having people give her scores.
I'm just saying. She's beautiful
I first saw the bust of Nefertiti in the mid-1960's. My Dad was stationed in West Germany, for a vacation we traveled to Berlin and East Berlin. I was enthralled with it as a little girl and I still am enthralled with its beauty.
Captured the Egyptian eyes great
LOVE all of these recreations. It's magnificent to see it all unfold. We don't know how they looked, so this is absolutely fascinating. Thanks!!
Great research and even greater depiction of her image. Bringing her image to how she could look today was outstanding. You closed the gap on wondering how she might have looked. Can't wait to see more of your work!! Keep it up!!
I absolutely love your videos. Both the history and the facial reconstructions are so engaging and interesting to watch. Thank you so much for your work.
Thank you so much!
I’ve always loved Nefertiti. I’ve worn a necklace of her since I was 16; I’m 55 now. Thanks for this video.
Can't imagine myself skipping to the end; your storytelling is one of a kind... in fact, you are responsible for my newly-found love for history
Stunning! I saw the real bust on exhibition and it was breathtaking as is your reconstruction. Great work.
The smile really brings her to life. I like the first version too.
Wow! I'm Egyptian, originally from upper egypt. I live in a European country and people here are overly faschinated with my face calling me princess/Cloepatra/ Nefertiti(which was totally new to me) coz her looks is kinda common in Egypt and i keep telling them there are hundreds of my face there :) How cool to see her strong and beautiful❣️
You're like a celebrity to your friends. 😎🇪🇬
Are you coptic or something?
And you are NOT the original inhabitant of her time. Also everyone knows that head figure of her is fabricated. The original inhabitants were Kushites; they now live in Sudan.
@@Kpop-eye-f7t no based on her name I can assume she is muslim in old days most coptics converted to Islam some remained Christians
Not tand but dark brown that was the color
Beautiful recreation of Queen Nefertiti, not to mention the informative review of her life and role in ancient Egypt.
I love what you do. To be honest, my heart jumped when the likeness smiled. Keep up the good work. I love history. I think I love it because it involves real people. I don't always like the turns it takes, but that because people are involved. By the way, your voice is ideal for narrating. Don't let anyone else do that for you.
Im egyptian and there is an Egyptian celebrity her name is sawsan badr and she looks very similar to nefertiti. Although i think nefertiti had more soft features compared to sawsan but both are beautiful women 😊
I checked, and her profile photo is def similar. But Sawsan's lips are more far away from the nose than Nefertiti's
I agree
She has a lot of similarities to Mediterranean women mixed with North African features. Shes lovely. People have no idea how unique North Africa, particularly Egypt, is ethnically.
She is still one of the most beautiful woman in the world - nothing can come close to her beauty! ❤️
I see many Ethiopian and Somalian women that look like that photo. She was beautiful but nothing really especial.
For me Kim Kardashian still topped the charts, but there are plenty of rivals like this here.
@@danielwhyatt3278 What would Kim look like without benefit of plastic surgery? Nefertiti was all real.
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Kardashian looks like a she-clown.
@Celtic girl Salma hayek, kitty zhang and Penelope Cruz!
Thank you. I was fortunate to have seen her at the Met many years ago. I have always felt The Bust is the real thing. Love your work! Thank you for posting!
I am wordless. Your work is so beautiful and mesmerizing. Thank you so much for the history too!
Thank you so much! I appreciate the kind words
THANK YOU for using your voice and not a AI one
I would absolutely love to see Queen Nefertari brought to life. They say she was renowned for her beauty. I really enjoy your channel!
Bravo! This was wonderful. The modern recreation of Queen Nefertiti at the end of the video literally took my breath away. Well done on the research, too. Fascinating!
Thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed it :)
Yeah the results are beautiful. Except that picture doesn't resemble her at all she had wool hair. But they got her looking like someone from India????
@@ericwilliams7394 Wool hair? What are you talking about? She looked just like Coptic Egyptians do now because they are the same people. Except for a very brief 60 year period, ancient Egyptians were Caucasians, they were not black Negros.
@@snappingbear just one more thing and then I'll leave it alone because I'll only debate with my equals all others I teach the only reason Egyptians were considered Caucasians is because that picture of Jesus Christ they won the law to be considered Caucasians before that they were considered Asians. Egyptians were Caucasians that's the funniest s*** I heard in a while.
@@snappingbear ancient Egyptians were Caucasian???😂 y’all try to steal everything. It’s naturally impossible for the Caucasians to live in that climate via the sun!!! Y’all need to wake up And no the reality this is sad
I'm Egyptian and I love the videos you've done of Nefertiti and the red headed Cleopatra. Thank you for those. I'd really be excited to see what you can do for Hatshepsut and Nefertari. :)
arabs are not Egyptians..
Nefertiti, Cleopatra and Hatshepsut were Black.
@@Brian-md9bc What? Lmao
Nefertiti and Hatshepsut wasn't black, Cleopatra was Macedonian, lmao
Stop stealing Egyptian cultures. Embarrassing
@@TBGB-LM Nefertiti was a Black African Queen. She was Nubian. Hatshepsut was a Black African Queen, she was Egyptian.Cleopatra was a Black African Queen. She was Nubian.
@@Brian-md9bc Nefertiti was Egyptian not black nor white, she was an Egyptian queen, and Cleopatra wasn't black also, she is a Macedonian origin lmao, and Nubian wasn't considered as Egyptian
Love it . She is an icon of ancient beauty 😍
That is one of the most beautiful women. Ever. Well done, and thank you for bringing to life someone who has fascinated me for decades.
The all-inclusive comprehensive history of the character focused is the most elegent component of this program. I really commend you. Congratulations!
I am really amazed by seeing these statues ..that how clearly you made them so realistic that feels a kind of closeness towards this "Queen Nafertiti" And how beautifully you portray them ...woman you are just amazing..I must say..
Thank you so much 🥰
@@RoyaltyNowStudios salma hayek has the same style...
Queen Nefertiti was a stunningly beautiful woman. I love these recreations because I have difficultly imagining what the person looked like from a one dimensional portrait, or even a sculpture. I should have had an idea that she was a great beauty from the beautiful eye shape and high cheekbones. You really breathed life into this sculpture!
Your recreations are the best that I have seen! Thank you!
Another spectacular job. Loved your mini-biography. It makes the reveal all the more exciting. She looked like a beautiful movie star.
My dad had studied ancient history in college, so he had several books on the subject which I perused as a boy with fascination. The face of Nefertiti made a deep impression on me from a very early age.
You shared Egyptian historical, ethnic facial, and art materials research in your study of Nefertiti provided more information and discussion of authenticity than I've encountered before. The sensitive portrayal of Egyptian royal family life, discussion of name change possibilities, and comparison with other Egyptian sculptures and images of Nefertiti gave me much reason to believe your virtual creation of her physical images could be very near to her actual appearance. Beautiful, fascinating and stunning research work.
Do you even believe in what you’re saying , this woman knows nothing I don’t understand why you white folks still trying to tell our story to us , Black people comes in all different shades and you will never be like us , so you can make up all the stories and believe in anything that you want to believe ,we know who she was, she wasn’t Arab and she definitely was not European , keep trying.
@@carlcoke3137 This video is about a virtual art recreation. It doesn't claim to recreate particular racial characteristics, whether with darker or lighter skin. One theory by the artist was that Nefertiti may have been a mix of ETHNICITIES. There is no racial stereotyping in simply hoping to approximate how Nefertiti looked by comparing her most famous statue with other statues and painted representations of her. I heard no comments about racial racial superiority or inferiority based on how Egyptians looked. As a matter of fact, humanistic thinking people believe that there are no uniquely different races, as the United Nations has said. We all share predominantly the same DNA. Could you quit complaining to reflect that Nefertiti may have had to change her name to avoid stereotyping of her female sex? How about reflecting on that form of discrimination.
Do you know “why” people of African dissent have a problem with European people , because you’re always telling our story , we don’t go around digging up your ancestors bodies , and guessing what we might have have looked like , stealing and lying for years hiding The truth about Our culture from us , and then turning around and giving yourself a pat on the back , I have nothing against you honestly , but most of the European archaeologists need to get their facts straight and all your ducks in a row , and start telling the truth about our story , that’s it !! look at all of the black pharaohs from the old kingdom and the middle kingdom isn’t it funny how all of those statues have no mouth and nose on them ?? so please , think about that.
@Kal el when you say shut up you need to elaborate , because I just don’t understand the point you’re trying to make ??.
I hope other races are watching these white people desperately trying to write on top of an African history. This is what they do.
Egyptian beauty
I absolutely admire the history research being showcased along with the bringing to life content !! Keep it up !!
Thank you! We will definitely keep them coming :)
You do not add to her beauty but also you don’t take away from it either the wonderment of your work is without words how truly amazing I can go on please ,these I believe are truly amazing depictions deserve the utmost praise, thank you .
The love she and her husband shared for each other is so beautiful. ❤️❤️❤️
I really liked the third image you did !! She looked so beautiful 😭😭
You present masterful histories on your subjects and your artistic recreations are just as compelling. You are very talented. Thank you so much for your diligence to both aspects. I can add very little to what you have done except this: Amal Alamuddin Clooney looks very similar to your depiction of a modern day Nefertiti.
You do amazing work! Could you do Grace O'Malley? She's one of my favourite historical figures, and I'd love to see your recreation of her :)
The Berlin Bust of her is one of the most fascinating historical objects I’ve ever seen in my life it looks as if she could open her mouth and tell us stories that have been lost to time for thousands of years
I can't imagine 4000 years ago such a beauty as a Nefertiti walks on earth I believe her beauty was so unique like a chosen one and you brought her to life with a modern technology makes it more unique and beautiful as well,awesome job😍😍
I LOVE your channel. I study art history and you do amazing work.
Thank you so much, Sharon! I really appreciate the kind words.
Love the effort you put into giving a good background to all your historical figures! Thank you ! And totally LOVE this recreation; 100% someone you can meet on Egyptian streets today. GORGEOUS!🥰🥰🥰
Thank you! I think so too. She is drop dead gorgeous.
Marius bond, I didn’t mention anything about Arabs or Turks! Egypt is still full of EGYPTIAN people. Proven by genetics and DNA. I would know; I’m both an Egyptian and an Egyptologist.
@@originsandcivilizations3983 no, the modern ones are Arabs and Turks lol
@@TheMaysoliman untrue.
Thank you for this reconstruction of Queen Nefertiti. Wow! When you show the living queen she was not only beautiful but with her facial features reconstructed you can clearly see the authenticity of the bust. Definitely a woman born in the indigenous population of the Egyptian region. No actress can accurately portray Queen nefertiti unless they look just like your reconstruction of the bust. I am so affected by your images that I think I will dream about them. Well done. I am going to watch this again.
I would like to comment on your observation that the busts of Nefertiti and Akhenaten appearing standardised and so very similar but maybe it is just possible that they were very closely related. Shockingly the Pharaohs even married their siblings and if I remember correctly Ramesses II even married his own daughter/s. Being from the same family in all likelihood would mean that their facial features would be very similar.
Stunning beauty and so happy you have her smiling! This is what makes her come alive for me.
I started with the amazing recreation of Cleopatra and now (finally, as She’s always been fascinating) Nefertiti. I love how we get some history too and then their pictures. Great work!
Yours is one of several sites I have discovered, that have shown the ancient sculptures, paintings ect ... and the modern day equivalents.
I really appreciate this new trend and you do an excellent job. I especially like all the history you present with the art. It gives a more complete picture and makes your subjects come to life.
As far as the history of the Berlin bust is concerned, I had never heard the story of the German prince. My understanding is the archeologist was being threatened with his funding being cut if he didn't find anything. During an on site inspection, the "find of the century" was dug up and presented to the backer which insured future funding.
Such a timely "find" was the main reason rumors of it being fake started almost immediately. The fact the bust was almost perfect and showed an attractive woman added to the theory it was a fake to maximize future funding. Considering how the press took liberties to liven up a story even then (look what happened to Carter), it is unlikely the truth can be established now so many years later.
Thanks for an objective overview of the subject and conceding the probability of the images being highly stylized and/or flattering. That being said, your recreations are brilliant and if alive today she'd be a shoe-in for Miss Egypt and maybe even Miss Universe though they rarely select anyone from the Eastern Hemisphere.
Absolutely beautiful! This was so interesting. Thank you for sharing it with us. 🙌🏻
Thank you so much for the video. I'm of Egyptian background and love to see Egyptian history shared. 😁
I'd loved to see a reconstruction of the great sphinx.
I noticed many stay well clear of those statues such as Narmer, djoser, Huni, Queen T just to name a few
She’s beautiful! Thank you for the bookmarks, but the history is fascinating!
Great work! Your narrating voice is really great as well.
Thank you!
I am so happy to have found this video. The reconstruction's features and skin tone look like so many of the women I see in everyday life in Egypt. If there's a "typical" look, this would be it, with varying degrees of symmetry and size. The only addition I'd make to the next iteration would be curly hair, if you ever plan on making one. Keep up the great work!
Agreed!
Wow! You guys blew me away with this episode. The source material is gorgeous in and of itself but then when you put your spin on it, she looks like she could be alive right now and active in Egyptian government. She must've been a sight to see in real life. On a side note, I could not help but notice the passion in your voice in regard to this particular subject. I can tell that you took great care and utter respect when you did this recreation. I know you take great care with all of these but it seems this one held a special place in your heart. Keep making more of these videos. I love it!!!!
Once again a superb program ,I like the way you present the facts ,without ridiculeing other ideas.I recently went to Egypt and bought a small bust of Nefertiti .Its not in color ,made out of some type of black stone.Very good show.😀
This is such fantastic work you do. It's very neat to see what historical figures might really have looked like in person. Thanks so much!
She looks like a lot of egyptian women , some of them are famous like the actress Sawsan Badr ,
She was with out a doubt a beautiful woman even in our time. Very regal.
I’m totally doing a deep dive Royalty Now marathon 🍿 I’m loving the newly
Added history too love love keep up brilliant work!!! 🎉
This is a stunning recreation. I enjoy all of the recreations your group does. About her body, they are still analyzing the DNA from that period. It was a time of civil war shortly after their rule.
Beautifully narrated, exquisitely depicted truly the Queen’s face such beauty!
WOw she is so pretty!
Beautiful bust; your recreations are stunning both in their execution and the beauty of Nefertiti. I particularly appreciate how meticulously you research your subjects. I have no doubt the research allows you to get to know your subjects in a way that influences your artistic interpretation of them. Congratulations on such wonderful results!
The best recreation so far!!! The most beautiful woman of the ancient world! Wow!
*Absolutely Breathtaking. Beautiful job. Wow...your research is flawless. Thank you*
Great video, The amarna period and particularly it’s art is sooo fascinating, the portraiture is soo beautiful and realistic (some of it at least). You have to do Akhenaten and tutankhamun next
I came here to say this exactly, I would love to see Akhenaten recreated by this artist, as well as Tutankhamun.
@@neniaemm6127 Ankhesenamun as well. The representations of her on the relics from Tutankhamen's tomb indicate that she was also a stunning beauty.
Glad that I was able to stumble upon this channel ☺️ Love the whole execution, narration, tone, and the 'reveals' are just an ultimate plus to what a great channel this already is ❤
A couple things I forgot to mention in my first comment.
Most facial reconstructions that I've seen of women (and to some extent of men, but not so much) not only modernize the figure but make them look better (more lifelike) than the marble or bronze we have of them. But so far, in Nefertiti's case, none, in my opinion, have quite succeeded in improving on her one eyed bust. Those cheap little statuettes of her you sometimes see in museums where her left eye has been restored and also her ears repaired do seem to reveal her best.
Regardless of DNA, you see people all over the world who look like people from far distant places. For example, I've been living in a small city in Mexico for some time. In a cafe that I frequented there was a young waiter who resembled Ahknaten. Even Mexicans noticed it. He had the same elongated face, He was around 20 years old. When I lived in Thailand, I noticed that many men had features very similar to Tutankhamen (assuming Tut looked like his gold burial coffin mask.
Because of the Pandemic, I've had a lot of time to spend doing things I never did before such as watching Video's on TH-cam. Since I've had a lifelong interest in Greco Roman Art I've watched quite a number of video's on that subject. Recently, a collection of Marbles has become available called the Torlioni Marbles. A very impressive private collection that hasn't been seen for nearly a century. Quite a few Roman Empresses and women. But one of them of a young girl who looks to be 18 years of age, more or less, was really lifelike, the rest were, I'm sure, resembling but none were stunningly lifelike. The 18 year old girl was stunning.
What impresses me about the Egyptians is that they worked in granite and several other very hard stones , a millennium before the Romans and yet were turning out very lifelike portraits of both men and women. There's one of a man who looks quite a bit like Omar Sharif. And even the granite busts of Hatshepsut seem to catch a mischievous, flirty look in her eyes.
Several comments have noted that Ahknaten bears a resemblance to his wife Nefertiti. That could be because they are half brother, half sister or even brother and sister. Also they might be cousins. But there is another factor to consider. I believe a few years ago, maybe 20, I remember reading some study that found married couples who were together for a long time tend to resemble each other more and more over time.. This was a modern study and had nothing to do with Egyptians. Ahknaten and Nefertiti seem to have had happy marriage so
that might be a factor, too.
Again, congratulations on your very fine work.
"... they worked in granite and several other very hard stones , a millennium before the Romans ...". Actually, two millenia or more! Many of the statues from the Old and Middle Kingdoms are astonishingly good, e.g. those of Khafre and Senusret III, in very hard stone. Apart from the Amarna period, I find the New Kingdom statues to be bland and generic in comparison with the older ones, and were easily recycled from king to king (Ramses II and III especially being appropriators of their predecessors' monuments). We forget that Old Kingdom Egypt was more ancient to the Romans than the Romans are to us.
I love it. Most accurate of any I've seen. And my gods she is beautiful!
I'm truly impressed with all the research you've done, you've crammed an amazing amount of information into this video. It's really well-done, there are so many visuals of what you're talking about, AND you have a great story-telling voice. Thank you.
It's crazy how she looks exactly like my mother in the recreation, exact bone structure and similar skintone too
Fascinante. Isso nos dá a oportunidade de visualizar o rosto de alguém que tem sido alvo do interesse popular por muitas décadas. Parabéns por nos proporcionar essa visão espetacular.
Great job! Very elegant way of bringing history into contemporary presents! Looking forward seeing more of your projects.
Beautiful work. Terrific video.