ANCIENT TECH at ASWAN & ELEPHANTINE ISLAND

Hello Hunters,

Today i'm taking you with me to the unfinished obelisk at Aswan Quarry, and we put the dolerite ball theory to the test.

Then sailed down the river Nile to Elephantine Island the creepiest place in Egypt.

Our Tour Guide Yousef Awyan from @Khemitology
I was touring with @UnchartedX & @BrightInsight

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#egypt #aswan #ancienttechnology #khemit #history

See you next time

JJ xx

[Thelaika]

Cool, never seen that “test holes” before.
Thx for sharing ✌️

[Slavigrad]

I wasn’t there, so I look forward for some video footage. There is this famous “unfinished obelisk” created with magical copper chisels, stones and pure strenght of human muscles.

[terrytartu]

Again pure excellence in presentation and camera work showing exactly the impossibility of the current academia. Those holes in the granite "some at least 8 metres deep" look like foundation support holes but surely on granite such would not be needed! Their use is baffling - even depth testing does not make complete sense! That box or doorway at the Elephantine Isle is so precise one's brain is stunned by its manufacture - before one can even consider its use!

[TheEarl]

First time I’ve seen the test drill holes at Aswan.
Very cool.
My mind goes mad thinking of what made the scoop marks, that I just found are almost exactly 1 cubit wide. Hmmm

[chucknorris]

You definitely make this subject 10.5 million times more interesting with all of the positive energy, enthusiasm, and motivation. Plus you show details not commonly seen which is awesome and sure helps bring things into a much clearer perspective. I'm absolutely looking forward to more and more of the great work you're doing. It is much appreciated by many of us and is very inspiring. I know I am going to try harder to make a vacation to the area in the near future. Well hopefully sooner than later lol. Who knows, you might just be the one to solve some of the biggest mysteries known to humanity.

[Diz_XS]

Excellent... 👌🏻 there is no doubt .. it’s blindingly obvious ancient hi tech existed and it’s hard to believe in 2021 we are still told stories that make zero sense... love the vids, keep them coming..

[EsotericallyObvious]

Another curious thing that nit picks my mind. The Obelisk still attached to the bed rock is mostly finished on the top and sides. They hadn't even finished quarrying the stone but it was almost in a finished state. Very smooth surfaces and very sharp angles. SO they must have had people or ' machinery ' simultaneously working on it as it was still being cut from the bed rock. Why? Would it be easier for them to flip it once it was freed from the bed rock? Its just odd it looks so refined and yet it was still being quarried.

[newman]

The more we learn, the more we realise how much we don't know. Great footage & opinions . Cheers.

[howieb]

I enjoy your enthusiasm and reactions of awe. Ben does a great job too, but he is so "matter of factly". Great videos, keep them coming. Never saw about the test holes before, wonder if they are found elsewhere in the world. I like that you spent a lot of time with Yousef and were asking questions. Thank you for the vlogs.

[dsmith]

Excellent. Love the work you do, its fresh, qwerky and your energy revitalises well-trodden topics/ground with intelligent curiosity that captivates the viewer.
I look forward to more.
Thank you.

[jesusroks]

These are some of the best videos about Egypt

[crspwl]

Thank you soo much for yoyr uploads, I am always intrigued.

[yvettekosta]

Love your vids. What a great life you have created for yourself. I am in awe and envy of the Queen of YouTube !!!! Love you, your presentations and insights are down to earth and intelligent, and love to argue with your conclusions, in a civil way.

[binneyhamilton]

I’m super excited about your channel! Love seeing a woman, a cool chick (and cute!) doing this work. Makes my heart so happy! Thank you!! And I hope there are more adventures to come that you get to share w us. ✨

[domestique]

Always a pleasure to see Yusuf, the next „wisdom keeper „—his father told me long time ago that as a kid he swam through the tunnels under the Gizeh plateau, and that there’s a whole

[legrosbastien]

Hi, really refreshing content from Jahannah James on her channel with videos about ancient technology. Really nice edit, cuts and footage. Keeping everything clear, explanatory and fun under 20 mn ==> good format. Keep going! It's kinda rare to have a neat video going to the essentials of this touchy archeological subject ...with no silly's b-roll or voice-over. Who would have known this vlog/youtuber 's vibe will do good to the topic, ) Plus it's also rare to have a young person / + woman, for that matter anyway, treating the subject .. amongst the dominant male proportion of 'investigators', youtuber, scientists and archeologists. Good work!

[stuartjackson]

This is all so interesting!! Keep them coming please!!

[vtwinflyer]

Really liking your content and you take great footage 👍🏼 I really really wish we could go back in time and see what the hell was really going on back then and how it was really done!

[stuartpatterson]

I think the giant obelisk was being made by a later civilization that was trying to recreate the grandeur of the earlier dynasties. That last box like chunk looks as if you sit in it, possibly to get the resonance effect. Check out Tesla's device that Mark Twain liked so much. Nice vid, love the nails.

[Nethasis]

I just found you this day 7-30-2021 and not even looking at you I subscribed. That dorky nature of yours got me hooked.