🇪🇬 Valley of the Kings EGY (the most spectacular tombs of the pharaohs of the 18th dynasty of Egypt)
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- Pharaohs were both religious and political leaders, only ones that were able to make offerings to the gods and they were regarded as incarnations of Horus.Many pharaohs were buried in tombs built along the western side of the Nile, now referred to as the 'Valley of the Kings'.
The Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt is classified
as the first dynasty of the New Kingdom of Egypt, the era in which ancient Egypt achieved the peak of its power. The Eighteenth Dynasty spanned the period from 1550/1549 to 1292 BC.
Several of Egypt's most famous pharaohs were from the Eighteenth Dynasty, including Tutankhamun, Hatshepsut with his Great Royal Wife, Nefertiti.
The Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt is classified as the second Dynasty of the Ancient Egyptian New Kingdom period, lasting from 1292 BC to 1189 BC (Ramesses I).
The Twentieth Dynasty of Egypt is the third and last dynasty of the Ancient Egyptian New Kingdom period, lasting from 1189 BC to 1077 BC. Most notable pharaohs are Ramesses III to XI .
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I love these videos of ancient tombs. I wish I could see all of them!
Right I am obsess with this kind of stuff
and I live nex door
@@user-ts5tz2xu1v can you tell more about the location of this tomb and name of pherooh
@@zeeshanali2133 the location is West Bank of the Nile of luxor city our village called el qorna or el gorna the tombs is in the valley of the king's
If you ever come to visit valley of the king's in luxor check my hotel in booking Nile castle Luxor
The greatest civilization of all times! Egypt... I'll be there someday.
Come, I'm Egyptian, I'll welcome you
Wonderful, so surprising 👍
I just came back this past week… My first time in Egypt but what I can say is that this was the end of my eight day tour.. and between the extra cost of going into some tombs and the heat and my being so tired I made it in only two.. Hopefully another time I’ll be able to see them all but I did see king tut when he was brought to Seattle… This Tomb surfaces them all..I really wish that they could lay in their given places forever without human contact the way it was meant to be.. but at least we’re getting an insight and look into history for generations God bless these people and those who take painstakingly time and effort to bring the history to us….
Where did you stayed in luxor?
@@user-ts5tz2xu1v on one of the cruise ships.. from Cairo to Abu Simbal then down Nile to Aswan,Luxor, Over to Hurghada and back to Cairo ❤️ Loved it
@@kathleenharris6124 that's nice, especially the Nile cruise, you gone past my hotel in luxor as it's by the Nile Infront of luxor timbel
@@user-ts5tz2xu1v I loved Egypt I can’t wait to get back someday it was a dream come true vacation!! Let me know the name of your hotel and you just never know🙏🏼🤔😊…. I must admit I could not afford it my son is a flight attendant so he got our trip free but I dreamt of going to Egypt all my life absolutely beautiful country and people
Fabulous camera work.
Very cool
So wonderful structures they built
Beautiful video!. It means a lot to me, because when I went to Egypt 2 months ago, I wasn’t able see this tomb. Thanks.
Did you see Seti's tomb? It really is the most beautiful one.
Grazie!
Fausto
The camera is moving to fast. Hardly noticing the pictures. Vertiigo!
They are really awesome I went there in 1721 when I was 34 years old but at that time things were not restored like This...!
I was there in 1135AD when I was 39 years old
Tutankhamun was buried in 1323BC. So when Ramses 1 was buried in this tomb in 1290BC Tut had already been dead for over 30 years. He had over 30 centuries to go before Howard Carter would find him.
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I dont like how King Tuts mummy is still in there but alone and not with his belongings and treasures and property. That is too sad, if they took everything of his to the museum they should atleast take his mummy too to be near his property. That is sad.
The men who built these tombs may not have been slaves but they weren’t volunteers, either. They were conscripted.
How come they covered Tutankhamen gold sarcophagus
No sunlight gets in there. Yet there are massive, delicate and extensive paintings and carvings that required bright lighting for a prolonged time. And they are squeaky clean, like all interior surfaces, free of any soot stains. How was such sustained lighting achieved 4,000 years ago?
Oil lamps emit light = without the sooty flame of a torch. Further via using clean burning oil such as olive oil along with say adding a little salt to the oil as some suspect + a tightly woven wick = little smoke is emitted. Now all you need are polished copper mirrors to reflect the light. There are examples of such mirrors going back to 3,000 BC in ancient Egypt. You simply assume torch use - likely due to dubious online and entertainment television claims. Dig deeper.
@@varyolla435 Calm down. It was a question, not an affirmation.
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Que culto silencio.
Can anyone tell me ? What the ancient Egyptians used for a light source done in them dark rooms ?
they used mirrors reflection to get the sun light into the Tombs while they are working
@@user-ts5tz2xu1v yes correct
Not detected glass were using silver material
Vraiment mal filmé. Dommage
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They don't suppose to be down there