Pre-Egyptian Underground Hydraulic Technology at the Osireion

The Osirion, a monumental ancient structure in Abydos, approximately 350 miles south of the Great Pyramid of Giza, remains a subject of profound mystery and debate. Its architectural sophistication and unique characteristics have led some to speculate that it might be the product of a much older, advanced ancient civilization possessing technology far beyond what is traditionally attributed to the Egyptians of the Pharaonic era.

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[a.c.]

This is one of the most fantastic and mysterious places in Egypt. Everybody pays attention to the pyramids, but this structure is just as awesome and advanced as their pyramids. It's a shame it's not thoroughly researched and studied, of course, just many of the ancient constructions in Egypt. There's probably a lot of things that they just don't want people to know about in there.

[grill]

This convinced me that the Egyptians did NOT build the pyramids. They simply found it abandoned and used it for their own purposes.

[rongike]

why are divers or robots not investigating it? why do they need to pump out all the water? I'm severely confused.

[johnnyclifford]

The beauty of all this ancient megalithic stonework is that it exists. And it's all over the globe. I'm so happy I discovered this fact a few years ago when I was looking up ancient architecture. I was thinking the Romans. Not this stuff. It's not taught anywhere. If not for youtube, very few people would know about it.

[SpiritOfAbsinthe]

I've been to Osirion several times and I've seen it being pretty dried out - the shallow central basins were totally dry, but there seems to be always water in the deeper areas.

[artmuz]

I hope that the WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM" doesn't buy this place.

[pernielsen]

Also same Mold casting knobs as seen on many walls around the globe. They did very very Nice work that lasted

[JessaLynn]

Such a crazy cool mystery of how it works, how old it actually is, the healing properties, temperature anomaly, and where the source of the water comes from! ❤
Hopefully we will learn much more in our lifetime!

[jean]

Another power plant? Explains the lack of art? Maybe it was just a functional building or a factory of sorts. Maybe it’s from an even older civilization!

[StonedScribe]

Maybe "stone age" means something else.
Like huge stones in the architecture.

[freeport]

Let's be honest here we're never going to find out. Those in charge won't let it be found out.
Though it would bring more people the see these thing structures.

[justinremple]

Thank you for the information session ❤

[ladycc]

I bet the water is coming from inner earth.

[CharlotteWinslow]

Wish we could use ground radar laser technology to find out the reason, but the Department of Antiquities won't allow that and laymen don't have access to the technology so we can't do it ourselves lol!

[rorybrendonbarker]

Wonder if they have tried diving those waters yet??

[d-v-cez]

Gub'ment always gets in the way of exploring these explainable mysteries with advanced electronic technology and robots that could easily explore into those 15 meters down there.

[jamestwine]

I'd like to visit this place one day.

[AbubakarSanusi-lfkw]

Look at those stones used to construct the building. They are very heavy. That's one of the hints needed to understand that the builders were probably the same people that built the pyramids, and they were not the pharaohs.

[ZeroControl]

The most important moment to realize could be how much pressure they expected within these waterways. They were dispersing water with great amounts of control. Absolutely vital to understand. My channel covers how much further it all goes.

[sergeyt]

Dorothy Eady also insisted that water in Osirion was used for healing in ancient times. And she used it herself for the same purpose.