The Rise & Fall Of Tutankhamun's Extraordinary Dynasty | Private Lives Of The Pharaohs | Timeline

For nearly 3000 years, ancient Egypt was the greatest civilization on Earth. And in their ancient tombs and artifacts, they left a detailed record of their lives, but many mysteries remain. Due to advances in technologies and techniques, we are now able to learn more about one of the greatest Egyptian leaders, Tutankhamen. When Howard Carter found the tomb of the boy king Tutankhamun in 1922, he also found the remains of two fetuses buried in the pharaoh's tomb.

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[jjoploo]

I was really excited to watch this—love egyptology—but a future reupload of this documentary without all the glitches would be supreme…

[kimmykimak]

I would enjoy the video more if the video wouldn't be cutting out continuingly

[supaflytoon]

How old is this material ? Can Timeline please include dates of their documentaries ? Either their first airing or when they were recorded. This would help significantly to recognize if there was new knowledge added to subject of those videos since their inception. Thanks.

[MrHathaway]

And don't forget that there may be another tomb hidden inside Tut's. Hawass hasn't figured out how to loot it yet without getting caught.

[kristiandannevang]

The difference between a Tomb robber and an archeologist, is education 😂

[bustownbc]

Keep watching and you will see how egypt really treats their special findings...they let those fetuses rot away..no special preserving methods just left in a box since 1930... well done Mr. Hawass

[navigator]

Come on make sure the video is not full of glitches and please use some compression. Your mid roll timeline spots are like 10 decibel's louder than the video. If you need help, I volunteer lol.

[Winnie-hqhs]

I would like to watch this but the poor technical quality is driving me insane. Please upload again without all the jumps

[johnshields]

Dam, that mummies got better teeth than me, guess they didn't have snickers.

[julianterris]

Akhenaten is by far the most enigmatic of Egyption pharaohs

[RRBish]

I've been waiting for something like this forever!

[stephenabbott]

This was the best video I've ever seen in my LIFE!!~!!
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[spideywhiplash]

This was an excellent documentary... until all the glitches.

[Sponkiest]

I speculate he was driving his chariot too fast and hit a rock he fell off the back of his chariot and smashed his head in on the ground. The artwork is a representation of what the Pharaoh wanted to be seen as.

[robbirobrob]

I made it to 18:48 but couldn't bare the glitches anymore

[TH-tlsy]

When you upload your old VHS tapes to YouTube

[krystalpennell]

Hopefully I'm not the only one who is watching this and saw glitches? Almost as if it was a VHS when the tracking was off...

[scottdiamond]

All the work they did to travel to the afterlife and they end up in a closet.🤔

[markgarin]

Ah....since no one, including the rivers knew where king Tut's burial was, it made it real easy for them to not think it was worth while trying to rob. Like robbers has a full listing of the Egyptian royal houses. .

[SWATDRUMMUH]

ngl, the glitches threw me off at first