To think you only have 394 subscribers is a sin!. This was done professionally! Great job! New subscriber and can't wait to watch the rest of your art work. Thank you from upstate NY!
WOOOW!!! You Must have had an Amazing feeling being there!!! I think to the Music could have been alittle lighter. so as not so daunting!!! there were people Living then. It is there home !!!! once again what an Amazing World..
The Dynastic Egyptians went from sloppy mud bricks to perfect stone masonry in less than a hundred years? Nope. I do love your video, though. The style is absolutely majestic.
You assume that their stone working skills started with building rather than elsewhere. ie trade. The stone jars and other objects they made in the pre and early dynastic epochs evolved their skills over time and informed a familiarity with the various varieties of stone and its properties that made it the obvious evolution for buildings commissioned by royals/nobles and priests. People on alt history channels often ask why the greater part of the populace lived in mud huts when they should have had the skills to work in stone. The obvious answer is that mud brick is cheap and quick to work with. Stone takes time to mold to its form, and it's expensive in labour and time to move from one place to another so the cost of producing buildings made from stone was consequently very high. This meant that only the rich and powerful could truly afford to commission stone building projects. Even a master stone mason cannot afford to take large amounts of time out of their work day to build their own home due to needing to spend that time working on commissions. More than likely also some degree of power was accorded to people capable of having a stone building, so you can imagine that the already powerful did not easily share such privilege and those who tried to gain it for themselves may well have found themselves an asp in their bed sooner than later.
That's not true, how can mudbrick structures be older than the stone structures of Egypt, the mudbrick erodes so much quicker. If you think the mudbrick is 2500bc, then the Ancient stone structures must be tens of thousands of years old. Most Geologists that have observed the weathering of the stone structures believe they are far older than previously thought....
What i found fascinating is the white writting down the bottom with a picturesque white sand background, i could hardly suppress my excitement of not being able to read the information on my mobile, i just had to write this message.
It's actually sad for me. What was once a beautiful civilization now only a shell of a ghost of bygone day's. 😢 What an amazing time period it must have been.
I was spell bound.thank you so much..the lazy bastards who lived around these buildings never were interested, but now want to show everyone around the ruins like they discovered them.such a shame because we might’ve have legends.
What a stunningly ignorant comment. You can comment on a whole people? Like those lazy bastards that broke into sacred burials and stole stole stole. Grave robbers by any other name.
I am so frustrated, you used faint white letters which aren't bright enough to see!! Once in awhile the lettering got bright and I was able to read what was written but overall I have no idea what your telling us!!! The title sparked my interest and the intrigue of this subject thought I'd learn some interesting, fascinating information but I leave feeling frustrated and unfulfilled!!
This is a perfect visual bed to introduce in the audio realm something that is constantly neglected and specifically needed. Direct spoken translations of the writings on the walls IN TOTAL. In a beautiful female voice. Put the Egyptologists TO SHAME.
Actually this is not enjoyable at all. Invisible words, no narration. Incorrect info on age of pyramids. If u gonna jump on this train you should at least access the latest information.
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Please more videos like this! I really enjoyed watching this, felt as if I was there in person. Amazing!
Excellent visuals from places rarely discussed.
Narration would be fantastic.
Amazing. Music captions are astonishing. Do more.
Really enjoyed this it's tasteful and interesting ... Bravo 😄
A Truly Fantastic video , well done
It must have taken a great deal of time to produce
Phil
This is beautiful, I especially appreciate your choice in subtle background music. Thank you very much!
The music fits magnificently!
ooooooooh! This is cool! I'm subbed up, keep at it cuz!
Amazing. I want to travel to Egypt.
So go n travel na why commenting in these section
I will pay your flight expenses n also travelling ib egypt
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Very well done!!
Ancient Egyptian history is fascinating. Very informative and enjoyable video.
It is good that no presenter that distract our attention to the ruins.
Lolz
To think you only have 394 subscribers is a sin!. This was done professionally! Great job! New subscriber and can't wait to watch the rest of your art work. Thank you from upstate NY!
great video bravo
Amazing!!just amazing!
Incorrect pyramids older. Liked seeing the structures though. tnx
WOOOW!!! You Must have had an Amazing feeling being there!!! I think to the Music could have been alittle lighter. so as not so daunting!!! there were people Living then. It is there home !!!! once again what an Amazing World..
Fantastic!
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The Dynastic Egyptians went from sloppy mud bricks to perfect stone masonry in less than a hundred years? Nope. I do love your video, though. The style is absolutely majestic.
You assume that their stone working skills started with building rather than elsewhere.
ie trade.
The stone jars and other objects they made in the pre and early dynastic epochs evolved their skills over time and informed a familiarity with the various varieties of stone and its properties that made it the obvious evolution for buildings commissioned by royals/nobles and priests.
People on alt history channels often ask why the greater part of the populace lived in mud huts when they should have had the skills to work in stone.
The obvious answer is that mud brick is cheap and quick to work with.
Stone takes time to mold to its form, and it's expensive in labour and time to move from one place to another so the cost of producing buildings made from stone was consequently very high.
This meant that only the rich and powerful could truly afford to commission stone building projects.
Even a master stone mason cannot afford to take large amounts of time out of their work day to build their own home due to needing to spend that time working on commissions.
More than likely also some degree of power was accorded to people capable of having a stone building, so you can imagine that the already powerful did not easily share such privilege and those who tried to gain it for themselves may well have found themselves an asp in their bed sooner than later.
Modern humans went from the Wright Brothers plane to the Moon in less than 70 years.
Totally agree with you, I think these buildings were much older, not only a hundred years!!
You would be amazed at what people can do with great dedication and no TV or phones to distract them for 100 years!
@@icheko2498 That would be interesting to see again. Modern technology is sucking the determination out of people these days.
awesome
That's not true, how can mudbrick structures be older than the stone structures of Egypt, the mudbrick erodes so much quicker. If you think the mudbrick is 2500bc, then the Ancient stone structures must be tens of thousands of years old. Most Geologists that have observed the weathering of the stone structures believe they are far older than previously thought....
What i found fascinating is the white writting down the bottom with a picturesque white sand background, i could hardly suppress my excitement of not being able to read the information on my mobile, i just had to write this message.
Amazing
It's actually sad for me. What was once a beautiful civilization now only a shell of a ghost of bygone day's. 😢 What an amazing time period it must have been.
Number 1.
اللهم ارحم والدي ووالدتي والمسلمين والمسلمات الاحياء منهم والاموات انك سميع قريب مجيب الدعوات
How would you load a 6,000 pound stone onto a wood and reed boat...?
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I was spell bound.thank you so much..the lazy bastards who lived around these buildings never were interested, but now want to show everyone around the ruins like they discovered them.such a shame because we might’ve have legends.
What a stunningly ignorant comment. You can comment on a whole people? Like those lazy bastards that broke into sacred burials and stole stole stole. Grave robbers by any other name.
Why kings of those times spent time ,wealth and resources just for building tombs. Through out their life their only work was building tombs.
Egito surreal
I am so frustrated, you used faint white letters which aren't bright enough to see!! Once in awhile the lettering got bright and I was able to read what was written but overall I have no idea what your telling us!!! The title sparked my interest and the intrigue of this subject thought I'd learn some interesting, fascinating information but I leave feeling frustrated and unfulfilled!!
سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم
استغفر الله العظيم واتوب إليه
لا حول ولا قوة الا بالله العلي العظيم
إنا لله وإنا إليه راجعون
Why make text in whit didn't anyone notice how hard white letters are hard to see. So much is missed I had to stop watching Boo!
This needs verbal narrative.
This is a perfect visual bed to introduce in the audio realm something that is constantly neglected and specifically needed. Direct spoken translations of the writings on the walls IN TOTAL. In a beautiful female voice. Put the Egyptologists TO SHAME.
28 minutes of subtitles I think I'll pass!!!! and the so called music is awful any way...
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Music is awesome feels authentic & cinematic
Tisk tisk !
Actually this is not enjoyable at all. Invisible words, no narration. Incorrect info on age of pyramids. If u gonna jump on this train you should at least access the latest information.
Gee, I'll bet birthday parties are fun at your house! :o)