Golden Age: The Complete Story Of The Ancient Egyptian Empire | Immortal Egypt | All Out History

Discover the whole story behind the rise and fall of Ancient Egypt. Chart this ancient civilisation's entire history from humble beginnings to the pyramids before its inevitable decline.

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[caljaysoc]

It’s gotta be rough being an Egyptologist and so incredibly fair skinned. You know she’s had some epic sunburns.

[vitogirl]

It's great to see someone that is completely in love with her work. She's not afraid to show people that she herself doesn't know everything. Her voice is intriguing. Her body language and mannerisms give off a confident woman who knows her stuff!

[rachelblair]

Just love her.. she teaches in a way it's not a lecture that is exciting and keeps you tuned in. Just love the way she tells a story.. a very special lady.

[doogalloonni]

Love the ever-present umbrella, and the always facinating and informative history. When I studied Egypt in art school, I often nodded out. No risk of that with Dr. Fletcher.

[kelseysailor]

I adore Dr. Fletcher. Not only is she intelligent, but also respectful. She feels things through a spiritual level, which is a type of respect most people lack when visiting these treasures.

[bryanfox]

This is my fourth time through this video (I love keeping it on in the background while doing housework or whatever), and I am of the firm conclusion that Dr. Fletcher must be protected at all costs. ❤️
She’s a treasure!

[elbradavid]

I'm requesting that someone representing the documentary clarify : the mesopotamian civilization or it's earlier version, the Sumerians, had the first writing (cuneiform); and the first nation state ; IF the claim is that Egypt, the Sumerians and the civilizations of Harrapa/Mohenjo-Daro in India/Pakistan all overlapped in these technologies as Firsts, please indicate. I think it's misleading to say Egypt was the first.

[kylegawron]

I've always been curious about languages, like who was the first person in each countries to create their language, how its spoken and written. It mind blowing and fascinates me

[iammargaret]

Dr. Fletcher's storytelling accuracy is so precise and on-point.

[kameyeam]

I really like the narrator.
She has the right voice, just enough accent, and a natural cadence to her delivery. I hope to see more of her.

[xBlackThoughts]

I adore her so much. It's always more than a pleasure for me listen to her.

[Kingdomsman]

it’s painful to see a lot of Egyptian ancient artifacts in British museums, as a matter of a fact more than 100, 000 Egyptian and Sudanese relics are housed in the British Museum

[sarabispride]

Dr. Fletcher is truly amazing, and I watch all of her documentaries repeatedly. She has taught so much. I love history, and thanks to her...ancient Egypt is #1 on my list.

[andrewwalton]

Does anyone know when Dr Zawi Hawass will make his announcement about the identification of Nefertiti's mummy ? He said in mid September he would announce it in October . It's now into December and I've heard NOTHING not even an update. A frustrating situation for those who are interested. Anyone any news ?

[wildbill]

I worked heavy construction for 26 years concrete and steel it amazes me what these people done with the tools that they had with today's modern equipment it would be a challenge to build the pyramids but they've done it with simple tools absolutely AMAZING I love her documentaries on ancient Egypt

[deanjames]

Beautiful Dr. Fletcher is so great at breathing life into the wonderous story of ancient Egypt.

[rage]

She is literally a gem that must be protected at all costs. Such an intelligent but quirky professor!
You see them cheeks? That’s from her actual passion & enthusiasm for her subject and obvious zest for life! She makes it so much more exciting to watch this kind of stuff. I wish she didn’t just do Egyptology but all types of history!

[als]

I love how you can hear the love passion and respect in how she talks about ancient Egyptians.

[drummerdad]

Well done, I wish ancient tech people would actually watch this and learn something instead of degrading the Egyptians making them sound like idiots who couldn't do anything, they were an amazing civilization!

[ger]

THIS IS INFACT MY THIRD TIME WATCHING THIS, and each and every time the amount of things i learn from it is just phenomenal, she has a very interesting take and incredible talent in telling or Narrating an incredible interesting story, i can and will watch again in a few months time no doubt, i just wished so bad she did others just like this as i would most certainly watch them too, love how down to earth and how she doesn't try change her ways and keep to her own ways, esp for tv !