Ancient Light Bulb 💡and Terrifying Creature | under the Hathor Temple, Egypt

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[richardhenry]

I find it hard to believe they claim that was just art. It has everything to make me think light bulb. It even has a cord and a isolator.
Really getting harder and harder to believe mainstream academia

[Blackwlff]

I want to mention something here that I know no one will ever read. But I feel like I need to confess. Back in the 1970s my father worked on this temple. He mentioned this room many many times. He once told us that between the two light bulb looking things, towards the ground, there is a square on the wall that can be pulled out. He said his team pulled it out many times and that there is a tunnel behind it leading to a room. If you ever read this or anyone else, please spread the knowledge around.

I would like to add, for those that doubt, find pictures of that wall and you can see the square below the hieroglyph. It's outlined by white modern mortar.

[pipersmith]

Please make a longer video showing all the messages on the wall. Incredibly fascinating.

[NachoArevalo]

If the pre-Egyptians did not have electric lighting systems like today's spotlights, then they must have had an alternative way to illuminate the dark underground chambers, since there is no trace of smoke from torches.

[aaronsow]

What is most amazing to me is that the carvings don’t look to be chiseled into the stone yet almost stamped onto! Everything is 3D outwards. Meaning to make those carving the rock around all the art would have been chiseled away to leave what is there which would be so much insanely harder to do!

[CTDMSSY]

I'll never get the chance to go to these places so I thank you for making these videos
Edit: Thanks for the 958 likes 👍

[warzonewes]

I'm a builder, a brick layer block layer and stone mason, I want to go to Egypt so bad, love the pyramids I'm totally fascinated

[NormBoyle]

According to the text on the wall, it's Harsomtus, in the form of a snake, emerging from a lotus flower which is usually attached to the bow of a barge. The so-called dendera light is a variation of this motif, showing Harsomtus in an oval container called hn, which might represent the womb of Nut.

[seanmcdonald]

Definitely some lost forbidden knowledge there.

[KiranKumarAshok]

The drawings are so smooth and detailed, these pyramids definitely exists for some very important reason

[ThexBorg]

These are the sacred culture rooms that are exclusive. There is more to observe here.
In the rooms above the glyphs are carved into the sandstone and limestone blocks.
In these sacred areas the glyphs and depictions are raised from the surface. There is significance here.
In this room there are two different types of stone brought together that are different ages. The seam is visible when you are in the room. This means that two identical structures were brought together and one built on top of the other from different stone materials. They were built with fractions of millimetre precision without cement or mortar.
Engineering and structural mastery beyond what we call high tech.

[MonkeyDLuffy-qhys]

What's scary is the size difference between the one holding the bulb and the others

[dannyg]

Always the question to ask oneself is WHY? Why would they spend the time to create artwork like this and all these secret chambers? Amazing!

[snowleopard]

Many Egyptian gods were animal gods. Like Bastet, Sekhmet, Anubis, Hathor and others. The terrifying creature you see was the lion godess which represents strength and war

[عبد-غغ]

مستحيل يكونو بشر الي اخترعو هاي الاشياء وان كانو بشر فسبحان الله على خلقهون بذكاء هاد ❤

[BogeyBoys_]

This is just magnificent. I wish I could read these hieroglyphs like words on a page. I need to visit in person and touch the walls! As weird as it sounds it’s real

[MysLed]

The music with this YT short is soo spot on in leading up to the final shot!!

[dustywilson]

This music and the atmosphere makes it sound like this is what the Pharoahs jammed to, like some ancient nightclub where they get drunk on psychedelic alcoholic drinks.

[GuanTones]

whatever they tried to convey with all their stone art is that one thing they for sure wanted was for it to last a long fucking time and awe inspiring for millenias

[biskitz]

I love how the Egyptians did all this amazing stone work and then after it was done and they some time on their hands, they invented paper