ANCIENT TECHNOLOGY AT THE GIZA PLATEAU w/ UnchartedX
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- Hi Hunters,
Todays Video is a big one, grab some popcorn, or a sandwich or hell a Sunday roast and follows us around the Giza Plateau.
I'm no expert at ancient cultures, this is just me documenting as i'm learning and geeking out.
Huge thanks to @UnchartedX for letting me pinch some footage when i found my camera had stopped filming.
Also to @BrightInsight who lent me some of his high res photography!
@Khemitology Yousef Awyan was our brilliant guide.
@lucidtrips Is Sirag, the dude with the musical instruments!
Enjoy! And any questions, comments or theories please leave them below, I try and respond to as many comments as I can!!!
Until Next Week
#egypt #pyramids #giza #ancienttechnology
JJ x
Enjoying your vids mate along with unchartedx and bright insights as well. Very cool👍👍
Laughed out loud at the camel having a scratch 🤣🤣
Same. The camel close up was one of the stand out moments in the video.
Matt, this might be a good time to replay your Nov 25, 2017 video on concentrated solar heat and what it can do. Thanks
th-cam.com/video/ehbBl1xdpjY/w-d-xo.html
I don't understand why the New Age egyptologists you hand with are so resistant to this. You've helped a lot. Now's the time to end this confusion.
and this: th-cam.com/video/I3pCs7jwK7I/w-d-xo.html
Your eyes do not deceive you. I have built, by hand, 1,000-sun concentrators for NASA and Duke Energy that achieve temps of 700 C. This is no delusion or fantasy. It is what we used to call science. Sigh
I meant 'hang with' of course. Either we hang together or we'll hang separately as Ben Franklin pointed out.
Jahannah, I hope you follow this man's channel because it's amazing.
The engineering involved in the pyramid complex is mind boggling, especially the precision work in the interior. Definitely not a tomb. Beautiful voice BTW. Loved the singing instead of the ohm chant.
Didn't think I could get any more excited about videos on this genre that drop from subscriptions or that I manage to unearth but, damn it, you've brought a fresh exciting new voice to this stuff, thanks!
Cheers Ian! Lots of vids to come :)
Great news Jahannah, looking forward to your adventures!
She does have a very soothing voice doesn't she. I love it. Lol
Definitely and her gentle humour is very engaging too
Good video and important to say that they are built into mounds....earliest text says the first temples were built on primordial mounds.
Where would i find such texts? :) asking for a friend...
Hello Chuck !
@@douggoble9695 Hello. Just watching some vids over coffee.
@@FunnyOldeWorld Pyramid Text has references. Utterances 587 and 600, Atum himself is referred to as a "mound".in places. Tatenen was the God of the primordial mound. His realms were the regions beneath the earth "from which everything emerges", The Great Hymn of Khnum goes into Tatenen and creation. . The Book of the Dead and Pyramid text are good to read. I know I have some others listed in video descriptions.. but over 1700 history videos I can't recall where they all are.,
cf-apps7865 me to, waiting on the Super Bowl .
I really enjoy what you bring to this ancient lost technology subject great editing and love your personality.. I hope you keep going back as would be good to watch the journey as your perceptions grow.. big fan here already ✌
The vibration when you were singing was insane!
Your rendition of Do-Re-Mi is hauntingly beautiful' - a great resonance test and a rather tasty reverb' thank you’ …It is very clear that the constructors of the pyramids used technologies that far surpass our current engineering and logistical methods. Judged by our contemporary standards, we remove all construction equipment when a project is complete, it is therefore possible that somewhere in the vicinity, remnants of some of this equipment may lay waiting, yet to be discovered.
Probably underground!! Burrier under the sand
8:30 can we for a moment just appreciate how fucking BIG these structures are? I mean just look how small the people along the bottom are in comparison, it's mind blowing! Awesome video Jahannah thank you!
had the same thought in that moment!
There are bigger ones still hidden as mountains
So tall that at the top you be cookin yourself a bit unless you are inside the structure.
A guy climbed up the Khufu pyramid to investigate one of the corner notches just about 2/3 up for proof of the interior ramp construction theory and he could barely manage up there for tens of minutes.
Bloody brilliant and your voice resonated is angelic ...🙂
Her IQ is probably 263!
The Pyramids are truly one of the wonders of the world which everyone should go and see. Excellent video as always.
lastly you need to colab with bright insight, he has the info and the footage and you have everything else. I think a combine channel where you are host and bright insight does something else would be a winner, if you didnt knwo, it i you that people are cicking for
Another brilliant vid, thank you JJ. Awesome singing in the Kings chamber, what a voice!
Fun Fact: The are millions of people that when shown the impossible blocks so precisely carved and immense weight perfectly fit together, they just take a quick look, shrug their shoulders and move on!
I just can’t understand that level of dismissal.
It’s so obviously from a highly advanced culture.
@@TheEarl777 You are right, Earl. It's just surprising to me that some people just don't care about this and they head right back to their soap opera.
Not me. I would be stuck mesmerized by the precision. I blows my mind everytime I watch one of these videos.
i think it is that way because most people have never worked with stone and dont understand how hard it is, to achieve this kind of precision. they know stonework mostly only from a graveyard, with small polished stones and dont know that we are in a lot of cases still not able to reproduce this kind of precision in this scales.
Wow not me, I,d be checking every minute thing out, that's why I enjoyed this video so much. It showed the big blocks lying around and the back and sides and quarrys, all the goodies you don't normally see. Rubbish to some I no..They are packed with tons of info. imo.
There are countless fascinating and mysterious things about the pyramids and other sites in Egypt. One thing I don't hear addressed very often is how they illuminated the spaces while constructing the pyramids and other stone structures. We're lead to believe fire was their source of light, although there are no signs of fire being repeatedly used in many of these locations. No burn marks or soot. You'd think they would have places for fire as a light source. Lantern hanging points, Holes in walls for torches, and things of that nature. It would be pitch black in some of these places without a light source. Several people were in there constructing these with phenomenal precision with someone holding a torch? Or did they have other methods or electricity? Just one of the many interesting things to think about
Thanks for the on-screen shout out at 10:48 I find your vlogs very entertaining and enjoyable to watch. Fun personality, Informative, dope music and great editing. Nice work, Jahannah!
Love you work bro. Your Sphinx video was so informative!!!
Thanks too, just subed. Looks like really good stuff. cheers
TH-cam what are you doing telling me this is a new video
Shes like a little ray of sunshine this young lady... every time I watch her videos I laugh... and learn.
Imagine how great their knowledge was of natural resources - it seems that they used all the sources that earth provide - crystals (piezoelectric), water, sun, sound.
When combined with great and exact knowledge they could build marvels for unknown technical (energetical) purposes. But we don’t even know how electromagnetism can influence our bodies and mind, fauna and flora...
Looking forward!
Thank you for the vids! Egypt is near & dear to my heart. It’s truly a magical place. 🥰
Incredibles footage and your voice really. 👌👌 ❤❤
Let's face it, there were extremely advanced machine tools in use in the very distant past as evidenced by the remaining exquisitely worked stone artifacts we've found. Those machines were either hidden or destroyed.
A 3d reconstruction using Laser scans and spectroscopy might reveal some interesting clues. How I wish I could go on such trips. Someday...
Why not build your own pyramids?
It's not rocket science.
There have been several rounds of both as tech has changed over the years.
Supposedly a 'microgravimetric' scan of the great pyramid in the 80s was what spurred an architect to form a theory about the internal ramp construction of the pyramid.
Then you have the much more recent ScanPyramids project which has discovered voids in the pyramid too.
@@mnomadvfx interesting... Need to read about it.
I could watch this all day. Thank you for sharing!
So cool seeing you just walk around. So much more organic view of the sites than I've ever seen on documentaries! Look forward to more!
Where is the bar in the great pyramid ? That guy was really crazy. no ?
great video again, thx for all your insights, and personal PoV
Jahanna this is a very interesting must-watch seminar given by Prof. Robert Temple back in 2018. He talks about (1) the mounds that the pyramids were built on and how the survivors of the cataclysm came there to build on them the pyramids. (2) that the three main kings named after the great pyramids were never buried in the pyramids themselves, as we are all realising now anyway. That they are supposed to be in unopened tombs within the plateau itself Likely part of the labyrinth complex. And (2) those channels you were seeing may have been for water there, but he shows how some that were though to be sewage channels, within structures/buildings, were in fact cable channels (strong ropes made from braided cotton).. for maneuvering, moving, and lowering the sarcophagi into the underground chambers. yeah its crazy, it will blow your mind... I have a feeling now, whenever i look at those small tunnels like @13:49 in your vid (that we have all be wondering what the H they could be for).. that they were for massive cables to move things. th-cam.com/video/06CKifMrto8/w-d-xo.html
Shannon I am so all over this!!!!! Thanks so much
@@FunnyOldeWorld haha no problem! Down the rabbit hole right!
I think I learned more about this area than from any documentary that I've seen.
Thanks for doing this.
I see Yousuf's been eating well these days, sure he's made a pretty penny out of his 'tours'
Indeed.
Probably applies to several of the individuals in some of these videos.
They're practically a club that forms an echo chamber around alt history topics/theories.
Maybe that's why they like to talk about resonance so much?
Of course it's not just tours.
Take a look through all of their videos and look in the video info beneath it.
They're selling books, merchandise, lecture tickets.
Anything they can peddle they will, a regular old industry - not too different from religion or cults in its own way.
The entire reason they create these channels is to sell things, the videos are the lure.
I know it's going to be good
Not to be creepy, but I absolutely love your videos and personality - Most of your footage here I had never gained those perspectives before from anyone else.
FACINATING VIDEO SERIES I CAN'T WAIT FOR THE NEXT ONE
(and it is becoming evident that I need to just go to Egypt!)
1:30 the "plateau" you are talking about, is obviously a whole mountain that has been carved away, leaving the "pyramids" behind. The Sphinx is a good example, as it is inside the "shphinx" enclosure, where it too, was carved out of the bedrock and left there. Reminds me of the temple in India, that was carved completely out of the mountain. Maybe the same people that created that Indian temple, created the great pyramids and Sphinx. But the same megalithic blocks with polygonal sides, can be found all over the world, so that leads me to believe they are all old, either before or during the ice age, which, with the water levels being lower from the ice, it would make sense as to why we see the same engineering in Peru, Mexico, in the Philippines, in Asia, in Turkey, in Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Egypt, Easter Island etc.
If those ruins were really around before the Ice age, then it makes sense that they would have erosion. Especially, if you learn about the past, and how our poles have flipped, numerous times in the past, they have proven this isn't just a theory because it can be documented and shown through magma/lava rock, the core samples of lava rock that existed during a pole flip will show the reversal of the poles magnetically when tested. They estimated that it has happened a few hundred times during the earths existence.
If you put all of this together then you have- They pyramids and other ruins in Egypt are much older than our scholars want to admit. The erosion is obvious that it was eroded from water/rain. Egypt was obviously a Jungle at one point in the past, but also may have been covered in ice, if the poles really flipped. If That is the case, and humans, who have always had beasts of burden, like elephants, horses, etc, could have used woolly mammoths to pull these giant blocks across ICE from the quarries hundreds of miles away.
One thing is for sure. These structures are older than what the "experts" say. They also served some type of purpose and it obviously was not a tomb. They obviously had some sort of mechanism inside them for something. But the mechanism has rotted away over time leaving the cavities behind. They could have been a simple pump for water, I wouldn't even rule out some sort of power generating device. We will probably never know because the people in charge of what gets studied and who gets allowed access, will never let anyone figure it out.
Because Egypt is a really mountainous area right?
READ THE BOOK, THE SECRETS OF BUILDING THE GREAT PYRAMID OF EGYPT, which has completely new theories about this subject ( WITHOUT MONEY) on the website www.thegreatpyramidofegypt.com, accessing „Read fragments” ; ( 1 - MENU / Menu ; 2 - ENGLISH / Română ; 3 - FRAGMENTS OF THE BOOK / Fragmente din carte ; 4 - Comments / Comentarii ; NO MONEY )
I'm open to hearing new ideas and new arguments. Pragmatic people always cling to the popular proverb, burning those on the "Galileans" who claim that the world isn't flat ,or that the universe revolves around it ; so I prefer to give everyone a chance to present something new; YOU NEVER KNOW ?, (what if one of the 78 novelties proposed in the book on page 57 , is finally accepted ? ). Have a nice day. Thanks for watching!
Hănțulie Ionel.
"The erosion is obvious that it was eroded from water/rain."
Water alone is a drop in the bucket compared to what a sudden massive shift in gases caused by a volcanic eruption can cause.
The gases combine with the rain to form acids that will literally cause the limestone to crumble away with the movement of more water.
This is why Schoch's theory is fundamentally flawed.
All it takes is a few volcanic eruptions and earthquakes (which also often cause trapped subsurface gas to be released) and the acidic rainfall will drastically speed up the process of erosion on limestone.
It's estimated that all pyramids were robbed during the Middle Kingdom which tells something about the decline of the culture. But parts of the pyramids, mostly casing stones, were "recycled" or reused much later, in 14th century by the arabs. So the casing stones were still intact during the classical era, they survived nubians, greeks, romans and others, but not arabs.
Always when there´s mention of how accurate the alignments are with true north or what have you, I´d like someone mention its been millenias since they were built. For all we know, couldn´t they have been exactly accurately aligned when built? Poles move, continents move etc.
Robert Bauvel takes those into consideration in his book Egypt Code
the great pyramid is allined perfectly to the true geographic north pole .. not the magnatic north that is constantly moving... HUGE difference
@@Rabeea09 The magnetic poles are not constantly moving, but they do move over many thousands of years with the tectonic plate movements, and can switch polarity occasionally between north and south.
@@mnomadvfx no you're wrong .. I think you are reffering maybe to the true geographic north .. not magnatic north.. magnatic north is moving constantly
It’s pretty obvious Egyptians didn’t build the Pyamids .
One day we will discover who actually built these pyramids , and for sure it wasn’t the Egyptians .
What are the names of the people who are preventing digging under the Sphynx and why are they allowed to block data
Ask the same of the Vatican library and how long is this sham going to go on
Hi indyhannah.
Enjoying your videos! Amazing places eh? These pyramids are reckoned by many now, to be around 12,000 years old. From a lost civilisation long predating the ancient Egyptians. 👍
UncharteredX sub...... recommended, watched and subbed 👌
The head of the original sphinx was probably damaged in ancient times and the only thing to do with it was reshaping it into human head.
You have shown more stone machining than other people and I have been in construction most of my life and we still don't have the technique , tools , machinery or the planning to accomplish the building of these megaliths and I have had experience with machining stone slabs let alone machining round surfaces with square rebates with scapel cut precision , we can not do it today 2021 , cheers Alister in Australia .
I don't know where you work, but in other parts of the world the technology does exist to create nearly anything found in Egypt. It's just there is no financial reason to build something similar today and the technology we have now is completely unlike anything we think they should have had back then. It is hard to imagine how they could have done it without our metallurgy, hydraulics, lasers and computer controlled machinery.
@@jjones2582 Hi I totally agree the world today is good at cutting stone bench tops and head stones. Have a look at Barabar in India how they cut into rock with such precission to create the door ways and then what they did to create huge rooms of polished stone it literally blows your mind, how the hell did they do it. what about Elora caves in India ?
Love your videos. I subscribe to Jimmy, Ben, and Brien. But your commentary on the subjects is best. And great editing. 👍
Looking forward to more videos from you. I think its important to follow channels who explore and talk about the ancient past.
And now im gonna SIMP but i don't care, you look amazing! peace and im out :P
Now that you have renewed our skepticism about nearly all things historically “Egyptian “ it would be welcome to hear the alternative credibility’s you are discovering 😄
You build for a specific function. You build with massive stone blocks, (assuming you have the technology to do so), because there's something with massive energy that needs to be contained in a safe manner.
That's an assumption coming from the original assumption that they were power plants.
Not to mention that 'energy' is not some ambiguous supernatural force to be 'contained' in such a way as to require millions of tons of stone.
Even fission nuclear reactors only need a few feet of concrete to adequately protect those outside from massive levels of radiation within the core used to boil water to steam.
Exactly
@@mnomadvfx so maybe it's stronger that that. Maybe it needs that shape to contain, send , and recieve jolts from far away.
Some people prefer to "overbuild" to compensate for fluctuations or errant processes that may exceed baseline metrics. Basically, it would suck to do all this work only to have it fail because you built it light for the best-case scenarios. Without a more open and honest exploration and evaluation of the whole area, it will be hard if not impossible to say what the design really was to make better sense of the whole thing.
@@odinson7429
Why is doing this investigation a problem? Hell I personally know enough fans of Egyptian technology to get millions involved for the research. And I know that I am not the only one. They would have unlimited funds if it was a public funded project based on donations 🙄. Someone has to be blocking the whole process
Can someone tell Little Mario its much easier to record with a Camera vs. a lap top? SMH
تحيـا_مــ𓁳𓆃ـصــ𓅮ـر 𝕰𝖌𝖞𝖕𝖙𓁳𓄿𓅓
😘😘😘
Quoting Christopher Dunn as a source, not very convincing.
It definitely looks very industrial and they were using water to cool whatever was there ( - probably held in the stone coffin like structures!) The water I guess would cool much in the way we use water to cool a nuclear pile generator. It cools and it carries the energy too. What was their energy source... Sound?
I love you camera angles we see more of what other do not show. You are a very gifted person, perfect for this type of investigation. Thoroughly enjoyed will watch again too.
Could be similar reminders me of the Movie The Hunt For Red October a secret propulsion system (pump) that had no moving parts but ran on Energy...
Thanks for sharing your Videos, it's a refreshing change to follow you on your adventures , love your inquisitive and fun style 👍
Seeing people being amazed at making "ummm" sounds in a big room filled with hard surfaces, is rather silly. Hard surfaces reflect sound, it's not indicative of some long lost ancient high technology. I saw people do the same thing in Peru. Silly buggers.
I’m from Egypt great video thank you so much god bless you 🇪🇬❤️👍🏼
Tom Cruise, need you next Mission: Impossible
Yay! Another great video!! Can’t wait 😊😊
Love your video, funny and very interesting. love the little insert popups with funny sound and shit lol :D
The singing in the kings chamber was beautiful!
Alternate theory on the size of the Sphinx head- it is exactly right and the pharoh was a pin head. Everybody was afraid to tell him and just said "Hey, we got the Sphinx head just right- it looks just like you sir"
Or beetle juice.
Desecration/recycling of graves/material was apparently very common throughout. Like with Tutankhamun, the evidence points to all of his tomb being renamed and edited for him when it would have been for somebody else. We only know about him because his successor tried to erase him from the records, and so buried him in a strange out of the way place. It's thought his successor then also renamed/erased all the public writings/art they could to remove his lineage from the records. So that sort of behaviour seems to have been fairly common in later Egypt. For whatever reasons, later Egypt was not as epic (maybe the aliens left :P) and so in trying to compete with the legacy of these huge monuments it makes sense that over time, as people care or culture changed, they saw it as ok to recycle the big, party falling down pyramids.
Tut's successor too?
I thought it was just his father Akhenaten after the whole forcing monotheistic 'Atenism' on the country.
I honestly think the reason it became less epic was purely common sense.
Pyramids and mastabas are giant kick me signs to looters/grave robbers.
If you think there's gonna be a pay day of heaps of gold/jewels then you would have a go at it, no matter how difficult.
about energy. Energy is all about delicate balance. Energy is neither created nor destroyed. energy constantly changes from one form to another. So,,, the sound may not be so that there is unbelievable sound, this would simply be a side effect. Many megalithic structures resulted in condensation pools. But more importantly, they would control the environment. THey would keep dry, keep comfortable, ,,, Inside of air conditioning ducting, the spaces are equally interesting. ,,, Of COURSE the pyramid is a machine, but what is the goal of the machine?? There is one. It's a fundamental to the needs of the people of the time. It was not built to be only a tomb, it was built anyway, but was made into a tomb because of what it was.
It's all speculation & conjecture, the best we can do is educated guesses, unless we find a cache of knowledge, I don't believe we will ever know the whole story .great vid. Cheers.
It's the nature of archaeology that too many things degrade over time.
It's beyond amazing that we found so many clay cuneiform tablets from the early Mesopotamian eras.
Wonderful thank you for this video look forward to many more .New Sub. Blessing to you.
I would love to sit in the king's chamber and just listen to how quite it is. I would imagine without anyone in the pyramid it's one of the quietest places on earth.
Nice to see another big youtuber highlighting how amazing the ancient ancestors were at construction 😊
I'm not sure the builders were ancestors of any humans...
The search for Red October a movie about a secret propulsion system (pump) that had no moving parts but ran on Energy. Love your style and delivery by the way...
ohhhhhhhhhh cool
Magnetohydrodynamics was it?
@@justanotherperson2960 I believe that's what they called it, seems they were able to track the sub by the bubbles it produced from ionization...
@@steve-o6413 hahaha yeah I remember... Man Tom Clancy was brilliant.
I think it was called a "caterpillar drive" if my memory is correct.
These videos are so fun ohh and the pyramids were power plants
Wow your voice sounded amazing in kings chamber! I wish I was there with you folks. I got goosebumps by only watching that, it would be so surreal to actually be there.
I wonder how Halo Theme must sound in those chambers😎
I was playing all kinds of movie themes as we crawled around. ADVENTURE music i call it. Feels like you're in a film :)
Megaliths, not Megalithic rocks. Its like saying Giant Rock rocks. Lith means rock. Other than that, perfect vid.
I'd hesitate to even call them rocks after they have been worked like this.
That was thoroughly enjoyable, *More Please*
Reminder is"ON" .
Yes Alan. Legend
The blocks look like they have been underwater for a very long time
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Will be looking for the Stargate references ;) Also, it's nice to listen to a youtuber from my neck of the woods.
You from London Town?????
@@FunnyOldeWorld not far, I'm in Maidenhead! Also, are you planning another trip again soon? Machu Picchu maybe?
Wow, 20 minutes, where did that go?!. Marvellous, the more you learn about the pyramids and the associated places above and below ground the mind is blown by their aura of 'otherness'
God I’m crushen on you. I could talk about this stuff for hours. My friends are always rolling their eyes lol
Running water driving a gear system, accelerating a saw. Nice discovery.
*theory, not discovery.
To be more than a theory you need to actually prove it.
These channels seem to be often confused by this basic principle of scientific study.
Perhaps that is why they hate real archaeologists so much.
Fun spoilers who require ACTUAL evidence to support their theories, imagine the nerve of them!
it's so annoying we will never find out the truth about the Pyramids without a time machine :(
In all likelihood there is still plenty of stuff to be found under the sand as we've barely scratched the surface.
They only just found the worker village near the pyramids only a few years ago.
I can't imagine that area was bereft of people looking around before that considering the interest in the pyramids.
Even with ground penetrating radar or sonar there is a limited amount you can do to survey any particular bit of land.
It will likely be that a breakthrough in range and resolution of subsurface mapping tech would do far more for us than a time machine - unless it was a time machine with an aerial survey drone attached too.
Ever see a gravel pit? Those materials are used to make cement. Those giant carved faces you see were 'gravel pits' and it does no harm to Davidovits thesis. Please make a note of it.
Come to think of it, it rather strengthens his case. Source of materials. Still dirt cheap.
Still straw man arguing about saw marks made by hand chisels. Why? Is that what they are telling you? Nobody with any knowledge know thats not the mainstream view of how they did it. Its still weighted drag saws of arsenic bronze with abrasive like quartz, corundum, aluminium oxid that did the cutting (or grinding, because its a grinding process) marks.
Intriguing and entertaining. Congrats
It was actually millions of years ago
Love this girl.
Cheers Paul 😉
Curious of what a subwoofer would sound like in there.
Mad respect to Jimmy as he's been at this for a while and has brought us amazing info, theories and proof. So glad to see you teamed up and putting out this great content, please keep it up and follow up with more, especially concerning the materials and their different interactive properties and how they support the "alternate theories" which not only sound more plausible but with evidence apparent and available carry more weight than the tombs nonsense. Case in point: if someone a thousand years from now turned a room in a power plant into a makeshift tomb, does that mean the structure wasn't originally a power plant? Again, love your delivery and editing, and your camera is capturing the detail really well for us all to see!
16:45 So the vent shafts were clearly once hidden, perhaps they are similar to what PraveenMohan shows as an audible stone seen here th-cam.com/video/AD7E0UAQ-Wk/w-d-xo.html When I saw his video this is the first thing I thought of as there being a shaft cavity behind the stone covering..
The purpose I dont have any speculation on yet.
interesting! Some of Praveen's were closer to ground level, but that place could be buried some. One shaft points to Sirius, other to Orion-draco.
Good ole Yousef! This guy’s in everything these days!!😂
Another great vid Jahannah! I will never get over how much I enjoy your raw approach. I feel like I’m actually there too.
The evidence of an ancient high technology is just everywhere and your honest documentation doesn’t try to hide that. Thank you!🙏
And that scratching camel though! 🤣😂
Stay cool girl!!😎👍
Side Personal Note: I absolutely loved your singing! The resonance was haunting... also, I’ve been in love with The Sound of Music and Julie Andrews my entire life. I literally just watched it in respect of Christopher Plummer’s passing. Sad day indeed...This definitely picked me up on that one though. Thank you again.🙏☺️
Oh gosh yes Captain Von TRAP!!!! I didn't realise. Haunting this vid came out the week he died.
@@FunnyOldeWorld RIGHT?!😳
Great videos! Good pasing and voice-over commentary. Keep it up!
Your experience there is full of youthful wonder and discovery. I appreciate your light hearted commentary and the notion of bringing some fun into such an ancient place that Egyptology has made into such a stuffy subject. " Well, we all have Corona now" I cracked up! Wish I could have been there with your group. Someday hopefully I will make it there.
Just simply fantastic!
I think back in ancient times the pyramids weren’t in a desert maybe covered in a grassy environment with nature around because i saw a curved jungle like tree in one of your previous vids that might explain water systems maybe being near rivers and lakes
It's common knowledge in scientific literature that Egypt was more of a savannah back then, search African Humid Period for more info. These cyclical humid periods are likely responsible for the water table being high enough to produce wadis (oasis) in the middle of the dunes. There's further evidence that the Giza plateau was inundated with salt water for an undetermined amount of time, search for Sherif El Morsi's thesis on the matter.
We really have no idea how much rapid desertification started after the industrial revolution began.
Tell Yusuf to read Teslas problem with increasing human energy, interesting essays but he mentions how limestone can be used to store energy like a battery.
Cement can be turned into a battery, albeit a not very good one as things go.
The problem with that idea though is that you need separate electrodes for every block of stone in there.
That amount of metal would be so easily readable though with those metal detectors that you would probably be able to get a signal from below the plateau.
Electricity in batteries does not move throughout the entire volume.
It is stored as 'electrochemical potential' within each cell - as you feed electricity in charged ions migrate from one electrode to the other, and as you draw power from the battery the charged ions reverse direction go back to the original electrode.
The basis of most batteries is actually chemical, that is why cold weather will often decrease battery life or cause it to stop working altogether as the cell has become too cold for the ions to move properly.
I didn’t know until I went to the Giza plateau...that it was on a plateau.
Thanks TH-cam.
You are doing a fantastic job , its great to have young blood questioning and presenting all this wonderful stuff that we have been lied to about for the last 5000 years. My opinion is all this construction was done prior to the Younger Dryas period circa 11500 years ago . Cheers Alister in Australia.
I thought that too , then they found wood sealed inside the walls dated to like 800 years before the mainstream dating. Sooo the mainstream is wrong but also how can it be older than the wood?
You give a FRESH NEW Perspective to Ancient Egypt.
I hope you keep going on this subject.
the acoustics sound amazing. really good content
ANGKOR WAT HAS LIZARD PEOPLE CARVED Everywhere. I believe it was gaints that built these massive structures world wide.
"The Great Pyramid is, internally, and externally, geometrical in conception and design. For this reason the problem of the Great Pyramid is essentially one to be solved, not by the Egyptologist as such, but by the engineer, since it has been erected on principles easily recognized by the construction engineer. - E. Raymond Capt (The GREAT PYRAMID DECODED: GOD's STONE WITNESS by E. Raymond Capt)"
I LOVED that cammel chin scratch!! Halarious!!! You are SUCH a chick!!!😂😘
I absolutely loved that sound of music part
Thanks was one of the only songs I could sing off memory haha
Excellent footage .
Commentary also excellent .
I reviewed the footage.
Thank you for sharing .