12 Most Mysterious Ancient Egypt Finds Scientists Can't Explain

Egypt is a land of myth, legend and mystery. Its history goes back so far that we think of Cleopatra as ancient, and yet to Cleopatra, the pyramids were already so ancient that she had archaeologists investigate them! Ancient Egypt was unlike any other country in the world, and there's still much that we don't know about it. Some of its greatest mysteries are here in this video!

[@WahrheitMachtFrei.]

10:00 There were no remains of bulls found in the boxes at the Serapeum, contrary to what is said here. There were bulls mummified nearby but nothing was found in the sealed boxes...

[@johnhough7738]

On the basis of what I've read or viewed, I'm with you. I ask (whenever I come across this topic) "So, what were those boxes really for, then?" and all I get is guesswork and/or conjecture. The time, effort and expense involved was obviously enormous. I've been offered 'explanations' but nothing convincing.

[@patrickmontie9583]

There is ancient documentation that over 60 bulls were interred there. That was over 1400 years. Also grave robbery is a thing.

[@mhicaoidh1]

@@johnhough7738 yes, unfortunately, mainstream Egyptology seems to default to "it was for a ceremonial purpose" when they have no clue what something was used for.

[@johnhough7738]

I think the answers lie somewhere between (say) Graham Hancock's offerings and Zahi's splutterings. The whole topic needs objective approaches and open minds.@@mhicaoidh1

[@Scraggledust]

8:59 … reminds me of a christmas tree stand or a fancy yard spinner😂❤❤❤ Thanks! 🦃🫶

[@josephbrownjr3564]

Unless there were 2 massive, black, 2200 year old sarcophagi that were found in Alexandria, we have already seen what’s inside. 3 Roman skeletons in a nasty soup of sewage. But, if I’m wrong and multiple were found, please correct me. Also you put a picture of it opened in your video

[@johnhough7738]

It's actually a huge can-of-worms. But whatever the truth, Egypt is a vast pool of meaningful archaeology and intriguing philosophy.

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

Humanity, absolutely obsessed with building mounds, from Silbury Hill to Egyptian pyramids and on to Central and South America.

[@johnhough7738]

Part of the obsessions will be the hope of treasure. Part will be for the love of history. Part for curiosity, part for fame or advancement, part for science ... and so it goes on; the more dedicated folks can indeed become a bit obsessed.

[@antdrisc]

Where is the story to the thumbnail ????????

[@WahrheitMachtFrei.]

It's a mock up of the Ark of the Covenant, I think.

[@ronyrodrigues1966]

Dude...... the thumbnail is a lie

[@AlanTimor-vh8ww]

Unbelievable

[@shannonkeys8594]

The narrator finally said Stele not steel

[@WahrheitMachtFrei.]

Yet he pronounces it as "stella", not the correct "stealer"

[@mhicaoidh1]

@@WahrheitMachtFrei. pretty sure this is an AI generated video series.

[@jakewilson4679]

This narrator is good. 👍

[@MPADAD1]

rope maker/feeder.

[@Steveo49]

I think the shist disc was used to make rope

[@tompo7467]

That works

[@octarineflame]

Possibly, but it’s a bit fragile for rope making, maybe spinning thread from wool or similar but rope would need to be made strong with a lot of tension and shist is quite brittle

[@elle1023]

Please stop sharing information as fact when it's actually just a theory. No Apis Bulls were ever found in those huge boxes.

[@chasbarnes3425]

Thank you

[@ImmortalOutlaw23]

Yes there was an untouched tomb found by the original explorer. Do your research. Read a book. Learn the history as wrote by those that 1st encountered the place in the mid 1800's. Thank you.

[@denise5559]

How do you know that it wasn't in the Hugh boxes. Were you there?

[@LuciferMornStar]

Giants, Giants, Giants! If the average height of a male at the time was 5'2" then at 6'8" I would have been a giant!

[@genomgame3811]

You are a giant

[@genomgame3811]

Get your pituitary gland checked by a doctor

[@seanu6840]

Just because someone tells you that the height of the Average person back then was 5’2”doesn’t mean it really was

[@jakewilson4679]

I bet your not 6'8"

[@LuciferMornStar]

@@jakewilson4679 Actually 3/8ths over. You wanna know how big willy is?

[@ssherrierable]

Scientists don’t explain ancient Egyptian finds and why would they?

[@jasonb2232]

'Promo SM' 😞

[@tompo7467]

Djoser the pharaoh of the stepped pyramid is pronounced ‘Joe sir’ not ‘Josser’ please.

[@mhicaoidh1]

It's also only believed to predate the Great Pyramid because of its comparatively more primitive construction. The idea being, it must have been first because it is less sophisticated. Yet, others suggest it was in fact built later in an attempt to copy the Great Pyramid. This can be seen in the manufacture of canopic jars where the older examples can appear to have been created with laser like precision, and more modern examples appear almost child-like in their creation.

[@lorettaross2007]

[@jakewilson4679]

🖐

[@St.petersEye]

I thought this was going to be informative 😕

[@duanewhite3184]

Pyramids were built by Giants the stone 100-ton black were put in the pyramids along with its construction it would have been no other way for it to get in there other than the hand of a Giant think about it people there's only one way for it to get in there and I just told you😊

[@robinburn4974]

What an annoying voice he has

[@gunzmith29r]

the perymids have been there for millions of years..egytians didnt build them.

[@seanu6840]

Who did than?

[@jakewilson4679]

... just, wow 😔 the ignorance here is amazing.

[@mhicaoidh1]

You could make a case for maybe 15,000 years ... certainly not millions.