PROOF the Ancient Egyptians were Recycling ANCIENT Artifacts in the Old Kingdom!

In this video I show you evidence of megalithic stone recycling and re-use, in the 4th dynasty itself! We know that the rulers of the Middle and New Kingdoms of Ancient Egypt were recycling and re-using stone from the Old Kingdom - but what does it mean if the Old Kingdom Egyptians were ALSO recycling stone from an earlier period?

According to mainstream history, the Old Kingdom was the FIRST period of Dynastic Egypt, supposedly that of the mega-pyramid builders, who also shaped millions of tons of granite blocks. But is it possible that much of this precision megalithic work was already in place, only to be inherited, and re-used by the Dynastic Civilization?

Join me as we dive down into this topic, and look at the evidence for inheritance still on the ground in Egypt today.

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Muhammed Al Subai
Stewart Bachmann
Jeanette M Rishell
Mark Rendina

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Christopher Pearson
Jin Yuan Lew
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Manu Seyfzadeh
Jacques Atlas
Phil Connolly
Greg Kaighin
Tara Lee Sanders
William MacConnell
Deborah and Richard Schanda
Dan Monnig

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[Lucasvoz]

I've started studying Egyptology this year and I discussed some of this incredible work you're producing with my professors. You'd be surprised how open they are to theories like this, there's a common consensus that our timeline of Egypt is very fragmented and incomplete. I'm optimistic we will change the mainstream story and rewrite history as we know it!

[lazerbrain]

The Rameses inscription on the fallen obelisk has clearly been written in the horizontal position. If it were still standing, one would think that the inscription should be 90 degrees to it's current orientation.

[slappy]

No dogma, no sensationalism, just good content.

[nave_--]

These vids make me wanna drop everything an become a archeologists while I'm still young

[scronyx]

Was just starving for some good content, thanks Ben!

[scrpio]

The pre-dynastic cut stone tells a story and can be interpreted through reasoning. The flat surfaces, no mortar, the importance of no cracks or fissures, the size and weight, the smooth surfaces originally free of hieroglyphics... There was a reason for all of it.

[fredjohnson]

I'm blessed to be able to almost walk through all these amazing stone monuments because of your videos and hard work, thank you Ben !

[davidlosers]

They don’t call Ramses, the “great chiseler” for nil.

[MiuMiuKoo]

An absolutely superb presentation Ben There is so much evidence of much more advanced megalithic buildings and the reuse of precision techniques that simply do not fit the mainstream dogmas 🤗👍

[TahoeJones]

The ancient megaliths only relation to
Egyptians, is the graffiti they scribbled
on what they found.

[zemog]

Even after following this topic extensively this video is still fascinating.

[kellykelly]

Thank you for another brilliant video. I love the work you do...so refreshing and logical.

[Offu-czwl]

Out of the countless videos I have seen on the Internet over the years about ancient Egyptians this was by far the most informing and interesting thing I’ve ever seen. You did awesome with this, thank you for what you do 👏🏼

[bacobill]

Masterful production Ben.. on all levels.. No other such videos draw me in so deeply and attentively as to disorient me when they end.. make sense? ;)

[TheDisabledGamersChannel]

Great video Ben, a pleasure to watch as always.

[giovannipotenza]

We had a magical journey in Egypt. 35 strangers somehow became a solid group of friends in 2 weeks. The boat trip down the Nile was magical. Something special clicked sailing at the Eliphintine rocks. Ben was exactly the gentleman he appears to be in his videos, not a surprise. (Ditto the Snake Brothers!) Ben is as articulate in person as in his powerful videos. In many ways, he is the true successor to Sir William Flinders Petrie in 1900. There have been basically no real advances in Egyptology" until Ben (and Graham) took up the correct questions again in our generation. We saw machine-cut stones and un-human scale megalithic artifacts of a previous civilization. I hope others show Ben their appreciation with financial support. A lifetime event. Thanks Ben for the opportunity. Mark Rendina (Chandos).

[thepowerofozone]

That Egyptian dude with the coffee in his hand who is walking us through the ruins is great. He should write a book about his discoveries and theories.

[markjames]

Ben, thank you for what you’re doing. I look forward to every video you put up!

[zuni]

You keep making me want to go back again to see all the sites with all your incredible insights
Next year .... thanks so much

[SmallWonda]

Really cool - so blessed to have Yousef with his knowledge, expertise & guidance to shine a spotlight on this dark Past. I can't help but wonder what is yet to be discovered, that might also be hidden in plain sight (or perhaps just under our feet.)? Exciting times, but education is going to have to seriously change tack from its present obsession with the past couple hundred years, as if that's the sum total of Our History!! Glad you're doing this Ben, at least this gives folk the chance to get educated!