The Darkest Depths of the Ancient Egypt Iceberg!
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- Hello everyone, here's my long-awaited explanation of the ancient Egypt iceberg I concocted a few weeks ago. I hope you enjoy hearing about all the weird and wonderful things I included in it.
The First Four Levels of the Iceberg:
• First Four Layers of t...
Link to the Original Reddit Post: / the_egyptology_iceberg
Music Used:
Byzantium · Derek Fiechter & Brandon Fiechter
• Byzantium
The Ancient Egyptian Harp by Michael Levy
• The Ancient Egyptian Harp
"Hurrian Hymn no. 6" (c.1400BCE) - Ancient Mesopotamian Musical Fragment · Michael Levy
• "Hurrian Hymn no. 6" (...
Iba Dance · Rafael Pérez Arroyo
• Iba Dance
Hittite Chariots · Derek Fiechter & Brandon Fiechter
• Hittite Chariots
King Tut by the Steep Canyon Rangers and Steve Martin
• King Tut - SNL
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Hey guys, I'm really glad this old video of mine is getting so much positive attention, thank you so much for watching! Let me now if you want to see a part 2, or an iceberg on another aspect of history!
Can you make one on the baboons found in Ireland, scarabs found in Portugal, and steppe pyramids in Azores?
U forget vizer Abdiel/aperel
And the black topped potter the badarians are using can be found in the horn africa and also the kushites/Nubians/Meroe use that type of pottery and it can also be found seen on the walls of Nefertari tomb being held
The Pyramid Iceberg, Graham Handcock and Nicola Tesla theories on them, the ancient energy transmitters theory, lost civilization, the Atlantis connection, etc
Wow just discovered this video, you should make an iceberg of the unconscious on philosophical theories and psychadelics/Terrence McKenna. The shroomery has really good information and free pdfs.
One thing you should read is the paper "The entheomycological origin of Egyptian crowns and the esoteric underpinnings of Egyptian religion" you might find it very interesting
Egypt is the most archeologically explored area in the world yet over 90 % of it's site's are yet to be discovered
I wonder if we will ever uncover anything about the exodus event from that one day
The Pharoahs curse
Aliens 😳
How would they know that? Makes no sense
They tried, and they found none. So many people have explored the area purely just to try and prove the Exodus there was no solid evidence of it actually happening. If there was then it is just a boring travel tale taken to the extreme especially since Egypt is also a trading center where so many people come in and out both individually and in large groups.@@ssj4goku18825theepic
I’m a pretty big ancient Egypt nerd and I’ve heard some pretty wild interpretations over the years, I could another 3 tiers for you
Well I might make another one, so I'm all ears!
Interpretations about what
you yapping
@@AidansHandle thats what comment sections are bro. imagine going into a ted talk and complaining that the lecturer talked too much
This is great! I only wish someone would make a Bronze Age or Sumerian/Akkadian/Babylonian/Assyrian iceberg!
god yes
Why is bronze age called bronze age
@@Jupit_hare Because they made stuff out of bronze
@@Jupit_hare to back @70thalternativeaccount63, and more bronze
be the change you wish to see
You're underrated my guy
Thanks!
nice
Thanks man! Very cool!
I agree
one of the few iceberg videos that bothers to put in more effort than just reading wiki material. Good video
Thanks!
I am a resident of Alexandria, Egypt, which is a coastal city with a rich historical background. My grandfather often shared stories about potential ancient artifacts, such as mummies and coins, buried beneath our residence. During recent renovations in our apartment, we discovered several ancient coins and a metal oil lamp that date back to ancient times.
Wow, that's truly amazing! I actually made a whole video about Alexandria's famous Pharos lighthouse (and how there's a surviving ancient replica of it not too far away), I bet you'd like it
The Ancient Egypt-themed death metal band Nile wrote a great track called "Unas, Slayer of the Gods" based on the Cannibal Hymn. Thanks for reminding me to listen to it again, lol
Anus*
So glad to have found you. Where have you been all of my life?! Great work.
Thanks a lot!
I love this video and I’m so grateful you made it! It’s so fun too haha! I’ve been trying to find information like this for awhile though but I don’t know where to start. Do you have any suggestions?
Extremely underrated quality content. Very interesting video!
Love the presentation of information. Informed but also entertaining.
man Paneb truly was a tool
also: Aurochs are far from "wild cows" they were absolute monsters
Thanks so much for the amazing video!
Quality content dude!!!
Love your work ❤️ underrated
Excellant enunciation my man, well done and expressed
nice work! very interesting! 👍
Thank you, I'm glad you found it interesting!
Love this!! So bloody weird and so bloody nice :D
tourists littered the tomb of an egyptian ruler? man never changes
Locals shit all over their own history dear! Who the hell do you think stole thr casing stones of the Pyramids? Let's just say Egypt wasn't a Muslim country back then, darling....
Very well done. Fantastic ending.
Wonderful video, thank you so much.
I really dig the rugged hunky Pharoah Nerd thing. Interesting combination of things that in the end, what can i say , i found both interesting and exciting to watch
An awesome fun iceberg about really interesting stuff. Great job here my guy
Oh wow, I knew some of these. Mostly the stuff in tomb UJ because I'm very interested in pre dynastic Egypt
Great work
Awesome video, great content and likeable personality well done man.
This is a great video, hope you get more popularity! Like, like, like 😊
I really appreciate that, thank you!
Hello, I would like to know from what books you have all this information, maybe you can recommend some for reading.
I bought a copy of Tutmosis heart scarab I bought in Egypt no clue what it was looks just like your pics. Thanks for the information!
Well, I'm humbly listening. Abo booked!
Honestly wasn't aware the shift in the Saharan environment/climate was as recent as that, crazy to think of people roaming a green Sahara
Interesting..... when you brought up Australia a memory popped up. I don't know if it's true or not, but didn't someone find eucalyptus oil/residue in a dig tomb etc or used in mummification? I'm pretty good at absorbing useless bits of trivia fact, but not the important parts. This would have come to my attention maybe in the late 90's or into the noughties. If you know anything about that it would be great to know. I may start having a look myself. Anyway cheers👍👍
The claim originates with Michael Terry, amd like many such claims.of the fantastic, ends there too.
Micheal is/was a bit of a fantasist. Claimed to have found a mummified woman dating to 1000bc with traces of eucalypt.
Nothing of this has been found.
The tomb. The mummy. The eucalypt.
No pictures. Not a sketch. Not even foot measures of the rough idea of the tomb.
Nothing. Nada.. zip.
You'll find more on the "secret visitors project" and Micheal terry.
But please bare in mind, it's nonsense.
Can’t believe the algorithm brought me all these bangers today
Thanks man, thanks. Now I have to go play origins again.
Surprised the mysterious mummy in a boat from KV35 didn't make an appearance. Great work!
That is indeed a very mysterious case, and it definitely would've fit great, but to be honest everything about KV35 and the real mummy caches in general are so dauntingly complicated that I decided to omit it to save myself some time
Ancient Egypt was mind blowing!!!!
ancient egypt is so fascinating
When you said that Akhenaten was certainly father of Ankhesenemun you were both right and wrong... Because while he certainly was her LEGAL father, truth is - father is never certain. 😂 There's always possibility that Nefertiti cheated on him and her daughter was result of affair.
If we assume DNA results are correct, and if Akhenaten wasn't biological father of his (step)daughter, KV 55 still can be Akhenaten and KV 21a can be Ankhesenamun....
(I personally think that in case of KV 21a and Tut's children we have only partial DNA so we should be careful to use their results. About KV 55 - I believe it is Akhenaten. All archeological context points to him and bone age can be tricky: it could be fasten or delayed, for example by illness or hormonal problems. Also, there's big chance that Smekhkare never existed and 'he' was female pharaoh Neferneferuaten - if it's true, then KV 55 can be only Akhenaten.) Great video!❤
I've never heard of Neferneferuaten, did she present herself as a male pharaoh? You seem to know a lot about the minutiae of Egyptian history. Maybe you should start a TH-cam channel?
Also, "fasten" doesn't mean the same as "fast". A more appropriate word would be "accelerated", as in speeding up.
@@abraxasjinx5207 Awww, thanks! 💗💗💗 I was seriously thinking about starting channel indeed with history as main focus, but I am completely inexperinced in montage of vids and in doing good graphic and I don't have anyone who would help me, so I think it will takes some times... 😅😔
Neferneferuaten is pharaoh who bore the throne name "Ankheperure", identical as short-lived Pharaoh Smenkhakre. However unlike Smenkhkare, Neferneferuaten had epithet "effective for her husband", which means Neferneferuaten was woman (who was married to Pharaoh). There is graffito in Thebes that says Neferneferuaten entered in her Year 3 of rule - so she was Queen Regnant of Egypt for at least 2 years. But no certain image is known. Akhenaten and his son Tutankhamun were depicted in somehow androgynous way, so it sometime shard to tell which depiction belongs to them, and which can be female Pharaoh. There are two golden figures found in tomb of Tutankhamun - they are assumed to be belong to Boy King, but because of female shape some scholars suggested it is actually his predecessor, female Pharaoh. Tutankhamun ceased to be depicted in androgynous way in later part of his reign.
There is debate over who Pharaoh Neferneferuaten was, and wheter she was the same as Smenkhkare or not. Most egyptologist thinks Ankheperure Neferneferuaten was the same person as Neferneferuaten Nefertiti, Akhenaten's Great Royal Wife. Others are sceptic and point that Nefertiti wasn't of Royal blood and better candidate is one of her daughters. Indeed Nefertiti had a daughter name Neferneferuaten, but she was a mere girl by the time of her father's death (if she wasn't alerady dead by this point), which makes her choice of being Pharaoh somehow unlikely. Eldest daughter of Nefertiti, Meritaten, was also propossed, since eldest Princess would be the most logical choice in the absence of fitting Prince. However one box in Tut's tomb contains names of Akhenaten and Neferneferuaten as Pharaohs, and Meritaten as Great Royal Wife, thus as separate person. So if you ask me, I would say Ankheperure Neferneferuaten most likely was Nefertiti.
Now, it's curretly mystery why she was chosen, despite at least one child of Akhenaten (Princess Ankhesenpaaten, later Ankhesenamun) was still alive at time of his death, ad he probably also had male heir, either son or nephew (Tutankhaten, future Tutankhamun). Now, while Tut wasn't apparently a son of Great Royal Wife and was of poor health, which might explains why he was passed in succesion, it still doesn't explain why Nefertiti's daughter was passed over, since she had more rights to throne than her non-royal mother. The only other woman who became Pharaoh despite not being King's Daughter was Tawosret, some century later - and her rule ended in civil war just after two years of rule. Neferneferuaten's rule was equally short, so it's not impossible she met her end by hand of assasin. But that's just speculation - all we know is that she was a woman who ruled for brief period between Akhenaten and Tutankhamun and she might be the same as Pharaoh Smenkhare, as they bore identical throne name.
Awesome.
Is the statue at 16:56 beating off? 😂
that ending got me lol
Ah yes i did not know i needed an égypt theme iceberg
18:21 ermmmm?
29:28 chris chan confirmed!
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Not me getting a chic fil a ad in the middle of the animal mummy section
Lmao
Narration only a mother could love
I used to live in Gosford, I never went out to the glyphs but I remember wanting too, not sure why I didn't. Not telling anyone what to believe because I know fuck all, but I remember the local story behind the glyphs was just as silly as Egyptian colonization.
Would love to hear a conversation between you and Dr. David Falk.
The deeper the berg goes, the less information/theories you are able to provide. Understandable of course, since they are mostly theories. But it sounds like you read a single article on the front page of google for you research.
One of the Elephants in the room must be that Plyini's submerged Labyrinth; they found it sunken, but further investigation permits got denyed..
Also the fact they find the Hardest possible rocks (granite and basalt types) with drill holes on them.
But slow drills that advanced 200 times more per turn than modern diamond tipped drills.. these are impossible to explain with copper tools, ropes and pulleys..
Or also that rock in the Cairo museum they were cutting a lid from, with a dual circular saw-mark on it..
the saw went off-center and the operation had to stop. But if they could cut all that stone on a regular basis with that level of craftsmanship, that means it was "normal" to them.
And better not to talk about the sheer scale and mathematical precision and symmetry of some of the statues..
We're just denial retards..
I guess the gods can now see Thutmose' browser history
I feel like if you showed an Ancient Egyptian a "Karen" meme, they'd go "Oh, back in my day we called those people Panebs"
Takes nicking from the stationary cubbard, up a whole nuther level.
Plus drinking on the Govonors 📦
Whenever I hear "Memphis" I can only think about one certain song 😂
Hor Aha.exe
I just had a whiplash. When you are watching a youtube video on Ancient Egypt and hear Slovenia Aka your country.
I need a moment to recover.
Imagine police arrest records are all that survive,1000 years in the future the most famous guy has his crimes told on a zzeeeTube video.
Good video but the amenhotep II entry was cringe sorry
Ever heard of a thing called humour?
@@septimiusseverus343 humor is subjective
How?
@23:43 how do they know the nabta playans were subsaharan? is there any genetic or linguistic evidence for that? ancient dna discovered in morocco suggests that the autochthonous haplogroups U6a and E1b1b were already widespread in north africa since at least 12,000 bc.
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31:25 He did not fail... he got killed while already being the Emperor
nick offerman teaching me about ancient egypt lol
needs timestamps, the auto generated ones are kinda off
Its always been a bit ironic to me that theyd kill the animal thta the gods most protective of as an offering.
Shoutout to all my ancient Egypt kids. My mom still tells the story of how I asked for a mummy for my birthday
Paneb is Egypt's En-nasir
16:55
That's literally just a man stroking himself off
Wish I was as confident in literally anything as this guy is in the ancient people of egypt not making it to Australia
From what i understand, the hieroglyphs actually meant something, they told of the story of some Egyptian sailors that got lost. Interestingly enough, there's some texts found in egypt that talk about it too, saying that they never came back
Also, when those glyphs were found no one could read them yet, it was around the time when people were first almost figuring it out
I'm not saying any of that is true, just what I've heard
@@fatjesus7772I was also going to reply to this saying the same thing. In the tomb of Hatshepsut there are reliefs that depict huge ships on the ocean with swordfish and dolphins swimming below, so they must have traveled far enough into the ocean to know about swordfish. Some of the hieroglyphs are definitely modern fakes, but the actual inscription when studied actually uses
very specific forms from the late Middle Kingdom that wouldn’t have been known or available after WWI. It’s also in such a remote area off a national park trail that I feel like the actual glyphs about the sailors aren’t fakes, but no one really knows, and if people just read Wikipedia and a couple articles it probably won’t ever be studied
I didn't know about the swordfish thing, can you tell me how i can find pictures for that? Im curious, that sound cool
Amen-ho-tep 👏
Romer: heres ol paneb, the reprobate
I'm glad that other people know about John Romer, I love his work
@thepharaohnerd7235 Oh, yes, Romer is awesome as well. I always thought he was saying Parneb. Not Paneb.
3:20 oldest giga chat mf went arround beating people
On the animal mummies wouldn’t it make more sense whenever someone’s pet died they mummified it just like we bury our pets doesn’t make sense they would just kill an animal to mummify it they were still people
when this iceberg is done : ITS ALL SETI!
Take 2 “takes 6”
The bangarang is found on six continents. The boomerang too 😉
As a monumental fan of Hatshepsut, the greatest Pharaoh of the 18th dynasty, perhaps of all the dynasties, I must resent calling Amenhotep II the second the most based Pharaoh! 😂
Though I must admire the fact that you did not say it was Thutmose III, he was even more objectionable 😂
"You might not recognize who these two are" Neah dont assume things! Of course we were alive to know these people
lmao
18:26
Most normal EU4 game
Do a video on the Irish chronology in the Irish annals and what the Irish migratory legends say about Senusret I and Amenemhat III.
Whatcha gonna do with all those thutmose 4 notes
Probably nothing lol, but I really appreciate that you're the first person to bother asking that!
@@thepharaohnerd7235a bunch of other comments said the same, but I am a fan of the content and the pace of delivery! I’m also a jeweler so the small shiny objects get me. What was Sardinia doin with his heart beetle?! A deep dive on a lesser famous yet still qualified pharaoh turned mummy man? This would be fantastic. And it’s nice that the museum could maybe possibly not know exactly where the scarab is 😅
Where is yugioh
9:47 whys this dude holding a cat by the scruff of its neck while riding a horse? He looks like hes gonna throw it.
Several other cats are falling around him. I only assume this depicted must be the great cat invasion, that enslaved humanity and made us work for them and feed them on our expense...
JK.. according to my research the scene depicted is battle of Pelusium around 500 BC. Persian conquest of Egypt. I belive the this is the conflict that also introduced camels to egyptian fauna. The cats were apparently used by persian soldiers to carry into the battle in belief that an egyptian would in fear of hitting an animal favoured by goddess Sakhmet spare his blows or even yield. They were often painting cat symbols on shileds in this belief as well. Judging by the overall success of the conqest followed by transfer of egyptian throne to Cambyses II of Persia, this was outstanding move... :D
@@JohnnysCube thanks for the background, and I can't see how this tactic didn't cause more over a hindrance than a benefit as cats are notoriously uncooperative in the BEST of circumstances.
Yippee
MAYBE they only mummified the ones they could NOT eat.
Very fun. But where was the section on "We was kangz?"
you sound like kevduit
So Amenhotep II was redpilled because he hated Hatshepsut and erased her memory. Yes, very nice of him, but only shows what who men really appreciate.
Can you please tell me more about the ancient Egyptians = Japanese one
Like I alluded to in the video, some guy just barged into the Ancient Egypt discord server one day and tried claiming the ancient Egyptians were actually Japanese. There's literally no basis to it. But the Japanese have made considerable contributions to Egyptology and there are actually a bunch of Egyptian antiquities now in Japan. I might even make a video on it.
@@thepharaohnerd7235 the is a weird theory from the 19th century that claims that the japanese are actualy jews, a in my country there are religious people who stand by that claim and believe that Jesus died in Japan.
@@thepharaohnerd7235yea that theory literally makes no sense lol
@@thepharaohnerd7235 You have a discord server? Can you give me an invite please?
How we know about agypt if we dont know agypts Mathe zymbols like the Romans and the want be calculation of aquedukts without 0 it cone from india, lol
Bro what about the Aliens abd the mummy DNA
Hehe he said fuckin around
The only TH-cam channel that shows the biggest Nefertiti's
33:32 I'm half Sardinian
Wasnt there a sarcophagus found in japan?
Where is We wuz kangz n sheeit level?
Shieett
As an Egyptian we fell off
Ancient Egyptians were White
Paned, the first sigma
Why does he sound like totally not mark
Paneb sounds like a fucking G
no ea nasir 💀💀
It's good to see a channel that doesn't fall into the we wuz kangz stuff. Keep it up, you are doing great videos n
All dwights should burn & your children too… Kemet was called land of the blacks for a reason🤡
lmfao. based