Ancient Hieroglyphics Reveal Shocking Information About Ramesses II | Blowing Up History
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- An Egyptologist attempts to decode ancient hieroglyphics etched into The Temple of Karnak to uncover who the architect of the ancient building is when she accidentally uncovers a forgotten story of politics and deceit featuring Ramesses II, the builder.
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Nobody's gonna talk about this dedicated woman doing great detective work for humanity?
Word!
Of course not. Because she does İNTELLECTUAL work for Humanity. If shed shaken her Booty everyone would. Our “Humanity” not So educated/tasteful.
@@connorlancaster7541 so much for free will then. *eye roll*
@@Amanda_Harper I mean you do have free will
Ramesses: and i would had gotten away with it too, if it weren't for you meddling kids.
Darn that Thelma.
Its spelled and pronounced as "Velma" not 'Thelma'. Lol 😁👍
@@simplysteve68 Oh yeah, I guess that's right..Saturday morning cartoons was a long time ago!
@@blackittysamurai they're still on
In islamic theology a man named haman was the head of the architecture. Later Hieroglyphics proved that there was a man names haman
That's like finding a painting under another painting ! Egypt is such a beautiful place , and their statues and structures tell the history of these pharoahs .
Hieroglyph: Man standing on a snake with a hawk mask looking at a bird sitting on a beetle.
Egyptologist: This is an interesting inscription which speaks of an event in which the pharaoh’s chief consort drew water from a well and mixed it with blood and honey as an offering to Ra, then the underworld opened and produced three blind maidens of darkness who tormented the pharaoh for his lack of wisdom and unfortunate choice of a spoiled and arrogant prince to act as heir apparent to rule over the lower kingdom with frightening domination of the populace.
Me: um... ok
Lol , that's the case for most of the History we've been fed , 90% BS and 10% speculation
@@sofia2moro Fortunately people without preconceptions who actually studied the material usually come along after and clear up such..."fanciful misconceptions".
@@3Rayfire “without preconceptions”??? I don’t think that is possible. It appears that all humans have preconceived ideas. Maybe 1 in a million might ask themselves “What do I believe?”, “Why do I believe this?”, “What is being taught?”, “Am I evaluating this objectively?”, “What are my predispositions?”. I’ve read stuff by paleontologists, archaeologists, biologists, politicians, religious scholars. You name it. They all have preconceived ideas. I think it’s ingrained into human nature.
This is why I question everything.
If it fits with human nature - like a son wanting to take credit for something his dad did - then I’m willing to listen and accept it
They found this
hieroglyphic "🐂💨"
on a column in Washington D.C. a long time ago. Of course they tried to cover it up. But everyone can still see it.
That's truly insightful and significant 🌕
Love archeology. Thi is a great time for being able to unravel mysteries, thank you for sharing!
Ask the Holy Spirit to teach you and to guide you. I would recommend the TH-cam channel Cleveland street preachers and follow Jesus no man no religion. Be holy and obey Jesus. Hebrews 5:9 “salvation is for those who obey.t
It looks like some people were full of themselves thousands of years ago and here I'm thinking that only happens today!!
Robert Butler stfu you don’t know what you talking about.😂😂😂😂
Yup, our technology may be more advanced but people are still people.
Being a Pharaoh , The people must keep thinking you are a God. If they lose faith in you. You are lost usually someone will grab the thrown, and you are dead assignation.
Technology changes; human nature never does.
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@@MrShnazer you are a fine example of what I'm talking about moron!
I see Dora The Explorer getting mature and older
You are a troll.
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And " Fat" too...🐷=🐮
😄 So Dora is white?!😄
@@athenstar10 She is third generation "Spanish"... just remember the first European lenguage spoken in the US and the America's since 1492. ". Spanish"...
This is fascinating work. Just how long the carvings have existed is incredible.
Wouldn't "Laser 3D Scanning Technology" be a much less labor intensive way to get accurate records of the columns?
Yea! You need indeed to remind them in which century we living in 😆😂
True but the cost is way above what this university paper can afford. A lift, a camera guy (probably a friend that wants credit for his photos), and a local with a spit shined mirror is about all she can afford.
@Scott Sloop Biggest tech hurtle then ? The mirror guy needs to go decaf so he can hold it steady.
NO
@@cadenrolland5250 There is no need to drag the photographer. Owen Murray is an established photographer and has extensive experience in the field of cultural heritage. He was hired by the project for his skill and is paid for his expertise. Also, the Great Karnak Hypostyle Hall project (of which Erika is a team member) was started at the very dawn of 3D technology and methods evolve which each field season. The first scan of each column was done in 2008 and the Montreal team (of which I am a part) just finished producing complete 3D renderings of the columns using new software. If anyone is interested: www.memphis.edu/hypostyle/
One time, someone carved J.P. in a desk. So I added a line to the P. so it said J.R. and I added the date...so everyone would know when I did it.
Did u get ur butt beat? Or u a millennium?
@@christinemott2878 No millennial.
Old dude.
Wooden desks.
D'int get caught.
Lol
Fair enough, but did everyone eventually know who shot you? My T shirt is still asking that question.
@@Kulayyu So far...
I have not been shot.
Hopefully , the statute of limitations ran out.
I remember the "other"
J.R. But I can't remember
who shot him. Alot of people didn't like him.
Thank you for sharing. That was very interesting.
That's rivitting information. Keeping up to date on discoveries is challenging.
Use laser scans. External lighting impacts are eliminated. Then use software to reveal very small details.
$$$$.
Non-invasive technology to record carvings and inscriptions continues to advance. What she's doing now is quite crude optically but she's making the most of it at the computer end of things. So it'll all have to be repeated later if the money can be found.
Unfortunately the structure will not remain intact. Paint has survived 3000 years and more in sealed underground tombs, not so much in buildings. These temples were buried under the sand for thousands of years before they were excavated in the 19th century. Now they are exposed to wind-blown sand, day-time heat and night-time cold.
The other hazard is religion. When beliefs change, the old stories are suppressed and monuments are defaced. This happened after Akhnaten, and again when the Egyptians were converted to Christianity. The Iconoclasts and Protestants did that in Europe, and the Taliban and ISIS are no lovers of ancient history.
@@faithlesshound5621 yep, and you forgot tha romans... lol!😁
Stan Davison Egyptology is a cover up operation
@@marktimmer2212 history is just HIS-STORY! LOL! Had a teacher tell us that in civics class, 7th grade. It helped me, I hope you at least smiled! 🌱
I'd love to be able to see what these places looked like back in their day.
the good thing is their empire collapsed and fell and that's happening again! their kingdoms are falling. Jesus is the Lord!
@@ThelmaThais1 the...fuck.. Thelma??? Can't we just let people enjoy dreaming about wonders of the world?
Can you imagine!? Even if just, for 5 minutes...
I’d would have been amazing. They have little clips of what they looked like built and painted, but I’d love a really comprehensive virtual tour of ruins, where you say, go to Karnak and wander around as if you were there! You could zoom in, or fly up to see the upper parts. I’d pay a “tour fee” to see that. I mean, obviously someone would have to put a lot of work into that, but once it’s done it’s not going to change.
@Ranulf #Truth
Very interesting and worthwhile video.
What wonderful work this lady did to resolve the most obvious architecture. This is so exciting! This technology is so awesome, one can sit and use a laptop, to see minute details.
4:42 “Aziz! Light!!!”
Leloo Dallas multi pass
@@davidsirett5560 Big Bada Boom!
Uh, uh, Corbin my man. Whatchudoin?
Fifth element reference!
Like what they used on Osk Island and Stonehenge? That is what I was thinking of too.
This was a frequent occurrence in later dynasties. They were not just re-carving but also taking down old temples, stones and statues to use for building elsewhere - cheaper that quarrying anew. In addition, some pharaohs robbed the graves of earlier kings in order to furnish their own tombs. Masses of important and ancient buildings were lost this way.
Ask the Holy Spirit to teach you and to guide you. I would recommend the TH-cam channel Cleveland street preachers and follow Jesus no man no religion. Be holy and obey Jesus. Hebrews 5:9 “salvation is for those who obey.e
Great research job 👍
THANKS FOR THE INFO,LOVED IT
Incredible that humans were able to create these durable monuments without heavy machinery.
@sunnyd pro Slaves are still humans.
The second one they zoom in on clearly reads: "Han fired first!".
lol
tnlaw2004 lmao on god 😂
Nice..Very Well done research !
I really need this information, thanks for such an indepth and factful history of the Temple and the columns. Erika Feleg's research is a truly impressive achievement. I love the story and the documentary does justice to the intriguing history
Best possible application for a drone I have ever seen.
A drone does not provide a stable enough platform to take HD pictures.
According to the App used at the Iowa Carcass 2020, Ramses II now has a 10% lead over Bernie Sanders.
Iowa Carcass? Who died?
@@laura121684 The App
@@two-moonz2953 "The App"? What app? How can an app die?
Laura Marie the democratic party died.
😂😂
Wow, this information is really life changing.
Tua Ra ! Thank you for this interesting video of the ancient pharoahs Seti and Ramesses. It's amazing the meticulous work the egyptianologist labour to discover the secrets of the ancient columns hieroglyphic stories. I am puzzled why Ramesses wanted to erase his father's art work ! Was just pride and vanity or was it something that happened that turned him against his father ? There is alot room for more research ! HETEP RA ! :)
Man, she did an awesome job on a monumental task of great challenges. Very impressed.
An ancient father/son rivalry. Seems a persistent theme.
Only, these days, they 'Whack' the Old Man for the Insurance money.
Trump did the same to his father. Took credit for most of his Fathers work. Same despicable work by power hungry children.
@@drew8256 I was wondering when someone would make it all about Trump. Very Funny.
Positively Oedipal.
@@drew8256 TDS is real; get help.
OMG... Speechless
I just wish I could walk and observe in person. Been a dream of mine since I was a child
Wow. Plaster. That makes alot of sense!! I think plaster has been used more frequently than known! Some tombs look like plaster walls (not pure limestone) with stamping blocks to negative emboss into the plaster. But also "pre cut out" shapes just attached in positive relief !!!
Egypt has granite columns and valley of the kings is granite rock too
0:04 :-) why that reminds about the dogs, pissing around to mark their territory :-)
I was there this February. I wish I saw this video before that, would have paid special attention to details. Its o overwhelming.
Oh. And I see Aziz grew up!
And Seti 1 probably carved his name over someone's too.
Yep ramasees 1st lol it was a family project that lasted 3 gens
Was going to say the same thing.
Its called the Rasmussen government, after Ahkenatun heresy the Rasmussen government was formed, because to ensure the Heresy would not return and to ensure no pharaohs have power to override the priesthood of Karnak of Amon. The Rasmussen government stayed in control till Ramese XI however if you check and read other matters at this time you will notice that people of egypt were very upset with the state of the economy, food supplys and trade, this is why Ramesse II underwent to assassination attempts near the last 15yrs of his kingship. There are many scripts and monumental building and statues of Ramesse II and... Ramesse II is the only pharaoh to erect 1000s of status in his image alone and the only pharaoh to have the name Ramesse II all over upper and lower egypt, simply because they were all Rasmussen government commissioned items. But the current Egyptian foreign invaders occupation of egypt and its Muslim rulers today dont want you to know this as it goes against thier fake doctrine of Egyptian history, they wont admit when the Muslims invaded egypt 600AD they were the ones who infact robbed all the tombs and stole most.of egypts treasures. This is why they always insist no... it was the tomb raiders of egypt, such as a sealed great pyramids of egypt that has no entrance or doors or windows!
@@itsmybike1078 most tombs were robbed WAY before Islam, or even Jesus. Great Pyramids were robbed in the first intermediate period, which was almost a thousand years BEFORE RAMESSES 2nd. Who came after second period Egypt was conquered by foreigners. Later tombs, of course, were robbed later, but by not much after they were built. In fact by the time Muslims arrived in Egypt, it was already under Romans for 600 years, and before that, colonized by Macedonians, which, in turn, chased Persians away. Yes, Arabs did mistreat a lot of ancient artifacts like using dynamite in archaeology, but so did French, Germans and British.
FURTHERMORE, like them or not, current Egyptian rulers are... Egyptians, and elected by Egyptian people after TWO revolutions. Sisi might be corrupt but his cabinet aren't foreign invaders by any stretch of imagination. And yes, 90% of Egyptian locals DNA is just that, native North African. Anywhere from 5-10 are foreign, which is as much as it was during Cleopatra's reign, for example.
@@KasumiRINAlol thats a bold statement Considering I wrote what was written in this Egyptology book printed in 1879 on Ramesse II.... Unless your calling the Professor a lier... secondly do you really expect me to believe the pyramids were opened and robbed in the first few 100yrs or so lol. Your just as bad as telling lies........ Go Away....
The main one translated into: Jeffery did not kill himself!
And the other one said "Neither did Dr. Kelly"
These People are a fundamentalist Christian Cult Promoting Their Own Science.
*They Want To Convince People WHITE PEOPLE WAS IN AFRICA, ASIA, ASIA MINOR, THE AMERICAN CONTINENTS!*
Everything with the word DISCOVERY, Should Be Investigated For Truth And Facts.
Makes one wonder
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This information is already known, Ramesses only finished what his father wanted to build but was unable to make it to the finish. Ramesses accomplished his father's dream, so he deserves the credit.
But died drowning by Allah (SWT)
@@fozerockz6945 he was dead at his 90's so logically a man at this age cannot rule a great dynasty as the exodus story claim..and there has no such evidence which could claim that exodus happened at any time...Dr Maurice bucaille is the person who claims that ramses ii were dead by drowning just because of the salt material pulled out from his body ...but in the mummification process ancient Egyptians have had used a kind of salt called "natron" to keep the body from being destructed...so it can't assume that ramses ii was dead by drowning ....and there has no evidence to claim that Dr Maurice bucaille had converted to islam after he found the quranic verse of firaun...as some muslim scholars claim...so be a muslim without being fooled...
Man, that was *SHOCKING !*
Nice doc
Ramses said “No way dude! I’m gonna graffiti over your carving. This sand is my turf!”
After his criminal breakfast.
He was arrogant and hungry for power
I've always admired Seti the 1st, though I didn't know he was an art connoisseur, what Ramses 2nd did to take credit for this work had Bern done many times before by countless pharaohs.......😲😆
She desperately needed to talk to an imaging system designer. 2 - They needed to build a cylindrical rack for the camera and lighting gantry. 2 - They should have been imaging at night. 3 - Proper structured lighting fixed relative to camera. And working in visible light alone makes no sense. That's for the next person who will do this project again in a few years.
Absolutely, I was thinking the same thing. A light proof curtain encircling the column, a track for a camera, and take a sequence of shots and move down and do it again. Use the same stitching software to connect the shots and unwrap or super high res video. Several ways to accomplish this on a production line basis.
You boys give me hope for the future... I'm not even your mother but I'm proud of you.
@@bonniekeough244 Well, I wasn't trying to be snarky and I'm sorry if it came off that way. I've been involved in and running imaging projects in all sorts of industries since starting in the 80s. And the most important thing I learned was not to waste time intensively analysing images that are distorted from lacking control precision, or are loaded with systemic noise, when it can be controlled. That goes for anything from RT guidance systems to 3D lowlight cell scanning. I'll slip back under my rock now...
Mark Hooper nah, you don't need to slink under a rock.
The field needs tech guys like you.
science is additive. your skills add to our knowledge.
I wonder about using different wavelengths too....
@@markhoopertr I'm gonna answer for Bonnie. She wasn't throwing shade; it was a humorous compliment. I have nothing to do with photography and I thought that surely there must be a better way to copy the images from the columns. Additionally, it is well known that information was changed by subsequent rulers. Even the Hollywood film, "The Ten Commandments" made in the 50's has Moses' name being struct from every pillar and obelisk after he falls from grace. Don't know what the big deal is supposed to be in this video.
"So let it be written, so let it be done."
Jayna's Design my favorite quote and most don’t get it, I’m THAT old 😝😝😝 lol and 3 other than yourself liked my comment coz I bet they think like me too: that man was sexy as hell!
Creeping Death
When I read that I can still hear Yul Brenners voice hehehehehe .I know I spelt it wrong.
CLASSIC
Good job. What did you learn about him?
Many Egyptologist have been saying the same thing for years @ the temples of Karnak were built by many Pharaoh's.
But to paste over yourvFathers work.makes a statement and where are the other markings from others that did the same? They would have multiple layers. Intersting but doubtful. They only mention 2 Pharaohs.
Wow! Amazing...
A great discovery!
*"Why are they using mirrors and a hydrolic accordion lift?"* _the flashlight asked the drone._
@cosa nostra LOL! nice...
It's: hydraulic. A drone does not provide a stable enough platform to take HD pictures.
Tha mirrors are used for a more defined definition so it is more pronounced on visual to be read accurately without absence of characterization. It's wonderful that she has the gift to Read the ancients. God Bless.
"Aziz, light."
i bet his multi pass was revoked after that shaking
"More light Aziz !"
Yeah. Right!!
Only the elements will understand 😅
I'm glad I wasn't the only one.
Totally Amazing. How can i follow her work?
This was a common practice in Ancient Egypt. However, as he was made a general by his father and was eventually his heir, he might have actually done some of the accomplishments his father claimed, especially if Seti was sick at the time, as he actually did die and then Ramses became Pharoah!
Yes...and can you imagine what the ancient Greeks and Romans stole and turned around and said it was theirs...everything...
and what did your ancestors steal??
...considering my DNA is mostly Spanish German Dutch Danish...as my skin and features indicate...a lot...
@@susettesantiago5509 yessssssssssss!! Thats how you clear a bitch!!!!!!!!!!
@@susettesantiago5509 ah yes the blood of conquerors and imperial conquest. that's a pretty cool mix of lineages
@Me Smith She is stating facts. How is she sounding guilty?
Perhaps Ramses the 2nd, was actually the one doing the work ordered by Seti his own father and when he died, Ramses actually took the credit from the work he actually did all the time. It happens all the time in big architecture offices. The star architects are mostly at the head but not doing the real work.
He was given co-regent at the age of 14 by his father if i remember correctly? So that might at up.
Thank you for honoring my ancestors.
This is not new info but it’s interesting to watch and listen to.
And then even later came Dave Ramses and changed the message again to read
"Cash is King" 🤣😄😂😃😅
dave ramses 😂😂
I never trusted that Ramses guy.
norman102745 How come?
He was a card cheat. I saw him slipping the Anubis of Cobras from under his kilt and into his hand. I said nothing and lost a half talent of silver and my favorite eunuch; but avoided being impaled. I take an oath on this.
I was there, you were not.
His condoms broke too
Funny
I’ve been there, an amazing place even if you can’t read the hieroglyphs it just oozes out of the temple.
next time you are there, just remember they are actually emojis
oh wow great discovery
Ancient astronaut theorists say yes
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this isn't history channel bro
@@tgmtf5963 bruh, just let me be
@@user-uh9jy7ss4m okay bruh
Hahaha
Nothing we didn’t know before. Pharaohs removed the names of their predecessors and placed their own in stead. This has to do less with ‘erasing a memory’ and more with asserting the living ruler as someone who contributes to,the continuation of creation.
yes, everyone judges history with modern eyes but nobody trully understands it !
i see many people comment " wow what an ego " " he did it to his own father " " i guess it's always the same with power " like they could see and understand history like the star wars saga
@@ians6834 More often than not, history books and documentaries will tell us more about the authors of the books/documentaries and the culture and mindset they grew up in, than about the culture that is being studied. This is, of course, only human. We interpret things based on our own background, education, culture and experience. If, for instance, you have a look at literature regarding Hatshepsut starting in the 19th century, you'll see that she evolved from the evil stepmother to a feminist icon. I am sure Hatshepsut cared about neither, though.
Jacques Kinnaer
Super comment. Well said!
@@JacquesKinnaerCello True ! i was reading a book about King solomon and the author said something very interesting about how difficult it is to try to have an objective point of view from a period so ancient and surrounded in legend, and that even with many documents from differents sources it's almost always about opinions and points of view, something about " from one side the cold obstinency of those convinced of a divine plan and the nihilistic fever of others who see power as institutionalized hedonism"
Her work is cool!
If there are 148 columns, it could be of benefit to construct some kind of enclosure that could move up and down the column like the construction used when moulding a concrete chimney, and then light and shadow aso. Could be controlled securing a consistent result and there would be no dangers involved like getting into a lift with the potential of injury or damaging the structure
"The pharaohs like their images cut deep." ~ Joshua
Lu G. Pharaohs didn’t write peer reviewed papers.
But I did find this
www.torathmoshe.com/wp-content/uploads/The-Seal-of-Yosef.pdf
madainproject.com/avaris_statue
Should have used lidar imaging you would pick everything even underneath the top images.
I don't think they are really interested in finding out the truth, just interested in that grant money so they can have a job, milking the cow. It's never real answers, it's always more questions. Only archaeologists with a degree are allowed to study ancient ruins because they're all really just staged props constructed with conventional methods, perhaps by Nazis from a parallel future? (Time travelers)
@@gravitronrutherford1631 sounds very plausible, until you got to the time travelers, lol. how about the post above that explains foreign squatter invaders in 600AD who took over and appropriated the culture and have since pretended to be the decendants of the Egyptians?
Marilyn just throwing out possibilities, nothing concrete. It is based on some of the information I've come across over the internet but their are other scenarios that would fall in line including yours.
Let me guess, the people there before were black Africans?
@@juandirection8820 what is your point?
Possibly Seti commissioned the work, and it was in progress when Ramesses11 took the throne. Just changing and updating the works completing the commission during his reign
Blackduck46: The priests really running things did this, Seti and Ramses were just puppets. Descendants(philosophical) of these homosexual priests now running Vatican. Follow their symbolism.
That was amazing, but I want to see the rest of it. ☹️
"Aziz, light!"
I wonder how the people making the carvings were able to have such a consistent result when carving in stone. Look at the individual elements like the half-sphere character or the thin, fine points on the ears of the Anubis (freeze it at 2:07 ). The half-spheres all have a very smooth dome. I would expect more variance.
Alan C137 wonder if they had “help”
Consider the precision in work of Michaelangelo. A man's hand is capable of magnificent art.
I think fear of messing up kept them precise. If getting whipped and tarred for disrespectful art was the consequence I'd definitely keep my art tight.
I imagine good photo editing has probably help some. Facinating. Would it have been a tradition to remove the old and replace it with new or not so much?
Does anyone know if there is a full documentary on this?
Sounding like a wet and uncomfortable situation, palimpsest simply means, writing over previous writings, it's nothing new and it's not always usurpation.
New words for me. Thanks
Terry Harris It’s exactly the same nowadays. Politicians blame everything wrong on the person or group who previously held power and they take credit for everything good that happens since they came to power. Different day, same shit.
@@MrBcuzbcuz depending on the region State side I have all my life 30 years or so, been a original republican nowadays a moderate. They have twisted and turned more than an old oxbow in a river. Though that was the region or territory of the original division of the whig party. The northern whigs divided separated from the southern whigs the dawning of the real republican party a antislavery proeducation and fiscally conservative party in just. Even read Eisenhower's platform. I just recently found out about the dixiecrats I missed it in history, now I know they are alive and doing very well and even are more dangerous now then the time of the split. The Nebraska Kansas California act. I think words maybe wrong... So this month 2020 I have changed parties. We have republicans who don't want anything but chaos. So knowone knows whats going on how they are draining the poor and middle-class. Taking jobs from qualified individuals. Alot are just spoiled rich brats who don't want to pay for there insurance. We need our friends too. They are straining that with grave concerns. To arrogant.. so, I concur with you..
@@jjgogojag6371You think the Republicans are the party that want chaos? Man, have you been living under a rock the last few years?
@@roylavecchia1436 you could be right a rock more like very hard work. But, I don't like anarchy dictatorship for just two or a few. I don't like a the tv in the livingroom constantly reporting chronic chaos liken to a soap opera drama. I see a large catfish only. Oppressive cloud. Nothing new. Nothing progressive. The british even made fun of us with a couple Presidental candidate's. They reported ...Whats up with not being a monarchy. We had families to close together running for office too... I agree with them. Thanks
This isn't shocking . most people already figured that out. History is told by the victor and the last to walk out of the ruins.😹
Juicelad yea am I bad?
Literally nobody knew Ramsses II didn't build that so ur wrong. It's an impressive discovery.
Agreed.
Wow. Nice techniques of inquiring.
What program was this cut from?
It's foolish to assume you know why Ramses ii carved over the inscription unless expressly stated.
Ikr these peeps expect you to believe what they THINKhappened as the whole truth. Many sheep listen & take their word for it! As fact. In my art History class , i was like why do I have to believe the correct answer on the test is sonething you think and not actual fact and most likely willnot be totally undiscovered.Its nit the truth if yiu wrrent there to kniw the truth. Its amazing that thr Stories that have been passrd down about these people we are suppise to know, are actually Real beings
Gee im a Free thinker. People have alwayss hated me. And its because I have my own thoughts and my own ideas. I never knew that to be such a Bad thing???? But i guess it is . PTSD
@@christinemott2878
Never allow anyone else to inform your opinions or define you based on their perception or belief.
Stay True to yourself & be grateful to have your own mind!
@Scott Sloop That's a douche bag thing to say, I bet you haven't met him. Ohhh, that's right the institution taught you that.
Except we KNOW that he was vain and full of hubris. "'My name is Ozymandias, king of kings:
Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!" is based was an inscription under his statue.
@@KasumiRINA That was a show of power. Many kings did that, or something like that throughout history.
thousands years ago, humans used emoticons to communicate.
Paulo de Tarso Gregorio Pereira hahahaha. Pillars look old as hell but the hieroglyphs look like they were carved 50 years ago. Smh do they think we’re that stupid
@@xosamax439 Wow.Anyway, my comment is valid.
These particular emojis were standard on all of the ancient keyboards ❗
Paulo de Tarso Gregorio Pereira 😝😝😝👍❤️
Those ancient pharaohs must have been incredibly busy, what with building and carving, and ruling on the side.
You know your the greatest pharoah when u have history with 3 major religions
Why didn't they just get some good lighting and do it at night just curious.
My guise is natural sunlight appears to show more and the guy with the mirror can manipulate sunlight at her direction but yes night would be cooler to work in.
Job security/sandbaging
Ha ha ha maybe there are creatures out at night
That would have killed the suspense.
@@executionsquad3926 There was suspense?
I wonder who was funding this research and, why?
That is awsome
Those columns must be the biggest and heaviest palimpsests in history.
Her photographer ripped her off.
How do you get consistent lighting when the light is constantly changing?
Control the lighting. You take your photos at night. Smh.
Who's to say that the over writing ends there? There is a lot of support for claims that the constructions in question were not built by the Egyptians.
Please give me the bibliography
R Greenup, do you have any sources that you could list? Sounds interesting.
Yeh - the martians done it
3D scanners would probably help record them. Merge with super high resolution images. Not just use software to make 3D out of the photos only
A fairly common practice really. Later Pharaohs would claim other Pharaoh's sites. Ramses II was known to have had his name carved extra deep into the stone of his monuments to prevent the practice from being done to him. In the case of the hypostile Hall of Karnak Seti I began the project but he passed on before he was able to finish so it was left to Ramses to finish it.
Exactly what the Roman Caesars did, they must have taken their cues from the ancient Egyptians!
Ever wondered why Julian calendar has 12 months and a leap day every four years? Ceasar learned Egyptian Calendar while sleeping with Cleopatra. Than claimed it and someone renamed one month to July in his honor, then next guy was August...)))
Not exactly. The Roman’s would definitely try to erase a disgraced Emperor like Nero. There are a number of Emperors that were unpopular and they desired to rub out statues especially. But they wouldn’t tolerate destroying Augustus or Trajan.
Not exactly. The Roman’s would definitely try to erase a disgraced Emperor like Nero. There are a number of Emperors that were unpopular and they desired to rub out statues especially. But they wouldn’t tolerate destroying Augustus or Trajan.
Cleopatra anyone? (Lol)
woe to the scribes and the pharises for writing EastEnders scripts
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Nice to see Hah-zees still has a job holding mirrors in ancient digs.
Imagine seeing removed scratch marks saying “call for a good time” and it showing Ramses’ phone number. Cause you know they had phones back then.
The Brits and their 19th century. Neverending story.
@Patricia Palmer
The Elgin Marbles were purchased from the Turks, just before said Turks fed them into a stonecrusher to make road base.
The Turks ruled much of Ancient Greece at that time & had no respect for Greece's past.
ln fact, being muslims, they considered statues, bearing a human likeness to be an abomination.
Lord Elgin PAID for those statues.
lf the Greeks want them back, they should refund his money.
It is very cool to see that women are breaking into this field keep up the great work
LMAO!!!!! Get the hell outta here - women have been in this field for ages!
Sensacional
Very clever woman. Rara avis.👍👍👍👍
I'm waiting for the day when someone finally deciphers the "for a good time, chisel XVI-XXI-IVII, send to Rome, ask for: Marc Antony" hieroglyphs.
Why do the carvings appear to be on an applique that was put over the actual stone of the column? If you used a wet plaster (not meaning modern day plaster) overlay it would be easy to push these symbols into the plaster using a template. That would make them sharp and easily seen as opposed to carving into the stone itself. I've never made a column but decorating it would be fast and easy with this method. It could be worth looking for small identifying marks which might have been carried with the template from one cartouche to another.
At any rate, can someone explain the apparent 'flaking off of the inscribed material on the columns?
@BLUE DOG
I would suggest that is what happened to some of the overlays. Over time they loosened. However it seems odd that there isn't any erosion of that type at the base of the pillar and no erosion where the overlays have disappeared.
Water .sand does not like water. The flood
And no on the plaster idea.u dont want to touch it!!! You want a pic of exactly how it is Now. U dont want to ruin it or take a chance at it crumbling in front of you!!!
This entire complex was supposedly expanded by one ruler outdoing the next. A bigger pylon, obelisk or hall, until Akhenaten decided that the religion needed to change. I also heard the hall was brightly painted, so it was simply painted. What is nefarious about painting on a flat surface? Also any big project finished today would also see the leader try to take the credit and kudos for the achievement.
Erika Feleg is smart & awesome. I wish the good masons would share some of the guarded relics. That would educate & illuminate those who desire to awaken some.