10 Most Bizarre Discoveries From Ancient Egypt!

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[ivareskesner]

I think the most startling discovery about The People Of The Nile is how powerful their culture was. Through several thousands of years of invasions, golden ages and near collapses, they still withstood all adversity. Even when completely subdued and occupied, the best their occupiers could do was emulate them successfully...

[TheKillerqueen]

I believe that all artefacts stolen from their place of origin should be returned there, or at least offered to the places where they belong. And if they ask for it back, it should just be given back to them.

[ajf.]

Another interesting video! Love it thank you Katrina 🙏😊✌️

[dathreaper]

Lol the little cartoon mummy jamming with osiris was hilarious 😂

[TheCommentQueenC]

Hiiii KATRINAAAA!! ❤ I pulled over bc the notifications told me too😂!!

[charlesherridge]

I love watching your videos daily. They are so informative and interesting. I would love to see a video on artefacts that have been retrieved from the black market, for example artefacts from tombs that have been taken by grave robbers then returned

[runebengal]

Hi it's Katrina! and the at the end are always hype

[candiceperry]

It is awesome to watch orgins explains on youtube I like ancient discoveries found by achiologists

[que]

Anyone else notice Egyptian history before Roman’s or Greeks invaded is very minimal why do u think that is …

[floydriebe]

good ole ancient Egypt! always fascinating, no matter how often you study it. just the architecture is amazing, let alone the culture. one of the greatest civilisations ever, that we know of. great video, Katrina! thanks and....Bye!

[Leelz]

I feel badly that these discoveries come at a cost of desecration of tombs.

[budwilliams]

While I do think the Egyptian stuff belongs in Egypt, I also feel the region is still too unstable for these artifacts to be kept there.

[velinfransiscahuang]

Knowing one's own darkness is the best method of dealing with the darkness of others. Darkness cannot drive away darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that! Moon knight in the world of darkness! 🌜🌝🌛

[zealantis]

1:26 ancient mathematics
2:08 ancient mathematics

[davidclark]

Logically, the egg came first as the Chicken had evolved from a different yet similar bird 1000s of years ago. A cross between 2 different species.

[markmcghee]

3rd....cos 3 is the magic number 🧙‍♂️😆

[berts]

I'd say it's a dead heat between Ramses Aknatun & his son Tutankhamun

[davidnordmeyer]

I'm not saying it was aliens....but it was aliens

[thelionpack]

Or maybe that triangular stone that conveniently fits the shape of the top of the pyramid belongs on top of the pyramid

[TheEarl]

The dynastic Egyptians actually described themselves as inheritors in their earliest records.
And it’s become incredibly obvious that all the complex, precision megalithic work was in ruins when the dynastic Egyptians rediscovered them.
And a lot of machining marks have been discovered.
Eg the scoop marks at the unfinished obelisk in Aswan.
The Egyptologists still stick to it all being made with copper tools and pounding stones. And thousands of labourers.