ASMR Egyptian Hieroglyphs Carving on Wax Tablet | 1 hour Soft Spoken

Writing Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs, carving on Wax Tablets with a Stylus, while tapping and pointing, and rambling soft spoken in a Swedish accent to help you focus, relax and sleep.

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Art with Talar - Making Wax Tablets

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►Timestamps:

0:00 Intro
0:59 New Album Release
1:30 Wax Tablets
6:29 The Enigmatic Ancient Egyptian Writing System
11:17 The A Sound and the Egyptian Vulture
15:28 Wax Tablet Writing Starts
16:55 The B Sound (Lower Leg hieroglyph)
17:54 The G Sound
19:28 About the Jar Stand
21:38 First H Sound (Glottal Fricative)
23:15 About Acrophonic Principle
25:30 The F Sound (Horned Viper)
26:40 The W Sound (Quail Chick)
29:26 The D Sound (Palm of hand)
31:02 The J Sound (Reed leaf)
33:11 About the Replacement Hieroglyph
34:35 S and Z
36:28 About Reading Direction of the hieroglyphs
38:24 Second H Sound (Pharyngeal Fricative)
40:46 Affricate Sounds (Combined consonants)
45:09 K and Q (Velar and Uvular Plosives)
47:43 The L Sound (Lion)
51:03 The M Sound (Owl)
53:23 The N Sound (Ripple of Water)
54:57 Deshret - The Red Crown
56:58 The O Sound (Lasso)
59:51 The Ayin Sound (Lower Arm)
1:01:30 The P Sound (Square)
1:02:22 The R Sound (Open Mouth)
1:04:51 The Sh Sound (Swimming Pool)
1:07:38 About Contours and Relief Carving
1:11:25 The T Sound (Loaf of Bread)
1:12:18 About Numeric Values
1:14:05 Third H Sound (Velar Fricative)
1:15:26 Fourth H Sound (Palatal Fricative)
1:17:24 About Transliteration of Egyptian Hieroglyphs
1:19:25 Rn Kmt - Speech of Egypt
1:29:39 Determinative for Town or Village
1:31:05 Wax Tablet Tapping

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[JayR-wgjq]

being a scribe was an incredibly powerful position, and it took a LOT of education and practice. that being said, i wonder how quickly the scribes could bang out these hiroglyphs.

[bananaxx]

The small sound when the wood leaves the wax after every carve is so good!

[friolenta]

As an archaeology student who loves ASMR. This is how I choose to memorise hieroglyphs for my dissertation lol

[allisonleete]

Love how the letter m is just a whole ass drawing of a bird

[baldandbasted]

the fact that we trust these ASMRists to not just scream in our ear randomly

[Titanspeakerman]

the beginning was golden lol just "HI." also can we just take a second to realize how dedicated this man is? give this man a grammy.

[Tensh]

So we’re not gonna talk about how beautiful and well done he drew the hieroglyphs??

[beagotm]

I wonder if people would tease others for their messy hand writing during those times

[miles]

as an ancient pharaoh trying to get some sleep while stuck in three sarcophagi I am very thankful for this video

[sanriozen]

i love when asmrtists speak very lightly and like they’re not fully whispering. its more tingly instead of whispering in my opinion

[xyrphotic]

him: *draws hieroglyph for “f”*
me: caterpillar :)
him: and here we have the horned viper
me: ah yes how silly of me

[ButtercupAndCupcakes]

This is literally the perfect example of natural ASMR it reminds me of listening to a history lecture or an antique show on TV late at night

[ゆゆ-lwp]

日本人です
言葉が分からないから囁き声が心地良く、ぐっすり眠れました。
ありがとうございます😊

[cglac]

Little do we know he just cursed us for an hour and 40 minutes

[asiiaalii]

As an Egyptian myself am amazed and impressed by the hard work you out on that vid.❤🤝🏼🤝🏼🤝🏼🤝🏼

[Tyberos]

Imagine having to draw a lion every time you wanna use an L

[FMFABushman]

honestly, id love to see a video on how the tablet itself is made. that would be cool.

[noureensaad]

Hieroglyphics were only used in temples' walls or pyramids' walls to show the stories of whatever they wrote about and there are more writing types they used other than hieroglyphics, just wanted to let y'all know <3

[jerrygrimes]

What you said around 9:24 about "...knowing the language and filling in the vowels yourself..." _because_ they aren't written is fascinating! Why don't they teach that in History classes?

I think the notion of "an entire language needing to be lived to be learned" is a beautiful idea. It also makes sense that it would be mostly-spoken rather than written when most people could do only that: speak. That almost blows my mind. We take literacy for granted: languages used to be designed without it!

[Ghost_]

The explaining that you gave on the history of Egyptian hieroglyphs was absolutely amazing