Egypt's Ancient Empire | Egypt From Above (Full Episode) The Nile River

A spectacular aerial journey across Egypt reveals how the Nile River was the key to the ancients’ empire and why it is still important today.

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Egypt's Ancient Empire | Egypt From Above (Full Episode) The Nile River

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[Smibeanie]

If i could go back in time for like a minute, i'd go to the pyramids right as they were built and just stare at the marvel of human ingenuity

[Scotto]

If anyone else is fascinated with the Ancient Egyptians like I am, I put together a pretty diverse playlist of documentaries pertaining to this amazing civilization. 35 videos and adding whenever I come across a new deserving one like this particular docu

[markfissler]

brought back memories of an amazing trip to Egypt in 1985. I have continued to travel my entire life seeking ancient civilizations.

[bevtwin]

Watching this documentary just an hour after planning my trip to Egypt 🇪🇬

[JinxedJax]

National Geographic did well with this episode. Normally, you watch things you've already seen before and know about from other sources. This episode I saw things I've never seen or heard about before.

[musiclovers]

One of my Dream destinations to travel. Egypt🇪🇬. Hopefully soon!!

[VictoriaMarch]

When I was a kid The Mummy came out and it sparked a deep love and fascination of ancient Egypt inside me. I've been fascinated with it since. I went to a museum that was hosting an ancient Egypt event where they had a mummy in a glass case and all types of artifacts, pots, statues, jewelry, etc. I was around 10 so I don't remember it all. It was and still is one of the coolest things I've experienced.

[QuickFactsTV]

National Geographic's documentaries are breathtaking! A fascinating glimpse into our world.

[elizabethysmysm]

Still the favourite country of my bucket list of places I would love to visit..😊

[Factsoverfeels]

Are ancestors were very advanced in technology. Hopefully they come back sooner or later. It’ll change humanity forever. Salute from Mexico🇲🇽

[tantac]

Astounding history and documentary. Thank you for sharing with us all these most precious treasures, knowledge and piece of art. Much love from Türkiye. ❤

[christianapayne]

Today, the Nile is still an important source for trade route and transportation. It continued to serve the people of Egypt.

[himaneychaudhary]

What an absolutely enchanting and thought-provoking documentary. Thanks, National Geographic!

[crs]

Indeed, Egyptians are one of the greatest scientist of the ancient world followed by Persians, Romans, Greeks, Chinese, Inca, and India

[danicadenniss]

The explorers discovered King Tut’s tomb in 1922, Lord Allenby recognized the Egyptian independence in the pyramids themselves after World War I and before the Great Depression and World War II.

[NarendraSamundre-txkf]

It's very important to know how much beautiful culture & lives life survive

[narayankulkarni]

Egyptian people's were very talented and well engineer's in peramed century

[clementevillasenor]

Yes Ancient Egyptian culture and architecture is breathtaking and amazing along with its ancient religion!

[KnowledgeInFilms]

Also check out the incredible canals that they have there ... who how when .. these are mysteries

[vioricaneagu]

"Fall in love" of your documentaries....🔥 .absolutely stunning 🔥❤