Nile Valley: Temples, Treasures and Wonders of Ancient Egypt

00:00 The wonders of ancient Egypt
01:22 🏛️ The ancient Egyptian temple of Philae was relocated to a new location due to the construction of dams, and it was dedicated to the goddess Isis.
12:56 💔 Isis tries to save her husband Osiris after he is betrayed by his brother Seth and thrown into the Nile. She successfully retrieves his body parts and brings him back to life, giving birth to their son Horus.
27:33 🏛️ The Ramesseum is an ancient architectural complex built around 1277 BC, covering about five hectares. Only half of the site has been excavated.
38:53 🏛️ The temple complex in question has various structures, including a processional alley, chapels, and statues.

Director: Jacques Vichet

[Hopeever]

Just came back home from Egypt last December 2023, my heart is still there!! I want to go back to Aswan!!🥲🥲

[TheGail]

I went to Egypt last month 7/7-7/16/2023 such an amazing experience We got to be up close and personal and saw all this And even more!!!
We visited
CIARO
ASWAN
LUXOR
HURGHADA ❤

[sandeepettit]

My trip to Egypt in 2001 was life changing❤

[mariechristinemene]

Merci de nous faire découvrir ce pays fascinant avec une histoire fabuleuse.

[juanpablolema]

Despite the passing years, Egypt remains a living testament to proper infrastructure for its time, as many of its constructions still stand and are preserved. They also tell stories of their multiple gods, as their culture was polytheistic

[kddicks]

Fascinating to see the water marks on the temples and such that were moved. So many years, and you can still see where the water reached. Amazing. 😮

[twinflowerfioretta]

It was our fist study adventure to Egypt, we had our Egyptoligist, and it was magical, memerizing and stunning !! - absolutely unforgetable❤❤

[kamoheloradebe]

Ancient kemet won't be forgotten because it made it a culture to inscribe their everyday lives on anything really! They did incredible work in preserving their culture. Although these are ruins, shadows of their former self, its still very amazing. Long fascinating history!

[laespiraldelsilencio]

This series of documentaries has a notable technical quality, excellent shots, and indicates to the viewer where what is important is, also the image is very clear. Thank you

[bweaverla]

I never figured this out. Why are the columns in temples now sometimes sliced neatly off? Obviously they weren't in ancient times.
Why does Ptolemy, a pharoah, have rams horns on his head? I've never seen this before. On a god's head, yes, but not a pharaoh's head.
The hieroglyphs and figures are wonderfully rendered in bas-relief. And they are very interesting. So clear in these newer temples. The water stream coming out of the pharaoh's hand, the was staffs.

[BiancaParker-vigi]

I will come back to watch the video later

[prozbinh]

Quá tuyệt vời, cảm ơn Best Documentary.

[lminor]

All round first rate! thank you for p;osting

[juanpablolema]

Egipto a pesar de los años es una prueba viviente de la correcta infraestructura para sus tiempos, debido a que muchas de sus construcciones siguen estando en pie y se conservan, tambien cuentan historias de sus múltiples dioses debido a que en su cultura eran politeista.

[uwusmolbean]

Square and Compass, the first builders 👌

[marielenaaungureanu]

Eu am învățat de Egipt in cartea de istorie si e o istorie Frumoasa

[TrashBoy]

very nice soundtrack, wish there was name of it

[marielenaaungureanu]

Imperiul Roman a fost uni călătorii legenda egiptului antic eu sunt româncă din Romania

[elssid]

La musique du générique du début est sublime, de qui êst elle?

[RussellGreen-qk]

I've watched several of these and You look at these wall's with figure's on them it look's as if there is a differance in them maybe someone came later and put the animal Head's on later such as the Sphynx.