How The Nile Turned Egypt Into An Ancient Superpower | Eternal Egypt | Timeline

This episode of Eternal Egypt introduces us to the Egyptians who live on the banks of the Nile from Rosetta where it flows into the Mediterranean to Abu Simbel where it leaves Egyptian territory to begin its Sudanese journey.

Explore the history of the Ancient Egyptians and how their culture had a lasting effect on those who live there today. Dive into the importance of the great Nile River, their unique view on death, the desert that defines the area, and the legacy that has been left behind. This cradle of humanity seems to be a never-ending wealth of insight to our past.

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[mustangdru]

Nefertari was the Queen of Ramses II

Nefertiti was Queen of Ahkenaten

[zeroonetime]

لا الله الا زمان
لا اللهً الا سلام
و ابراهيم رسول الله ~ السلام

[BunyipToldMe]

At 6 mins in, he spoke of the tomb of Nefertiti and that she was the wife of Rameses 2. I abandoned this "documentary " at that point.

[huwzebediahthomas]

I was all green miles and miles from the Nile, once.

[bobbyboygaming]

Unbelievable how American media portrays Egyptian culture as this long-gone ancient mystery. The Egyptian people are still there doing the same things lol. The only thing is that they now speak Arabic and use Arabic numerals. That is about it, everything else is still the same. The culture has been preserved very well.

[chrismac]

Strange how the best sculptures were already there. It should be. How ancient Egypt was repopulated. Bear in mind ancient is a time period. And Egypt was there well before the ancient period.

[huwzebediahthomas]

They weren't vast deserts, five thousand years ago.

[jonerlandson]

it wasn't the Nile... it was their understanding of nature...

[phillipholmes]

Initial photo of man hunting with boomerang?

[jenysanchezm]

Nefertiti is not Ramses II wife, it’s Nefertari. The native civilians said correct but the translation sucks 😒

[ChrisPx]

Replace "Nile" with "Greeks and Romans"

[iamrichrocker]

mankind has so much to learn yet..the amazon...

[annfrost]

Either French or English but narration in both makes it impossible to listen.

[edwardgresham]

It’s interesting seeing the last king of Egypt wasn’t Black.. I thought blacks ruled Egypt

[AA-befw]

You can turn down the non English dubs by 40% and make the audio listenable by English subs. There are no woke points to be made by making your content unlistenable by anyone.

[DaveVargas]

Any documentary with an "English " accent is absolutely questionable 👣🗿