Great Pyramids & Atlantis on 7,000 YEAR Ancient Relic? Ancient Egypt is FAR Older Than They Say...

There’s a 7,000 YEAR OLD drawing of PYRAMIDS on a 7,000 year old ancient relic? How can this possible if the Great Pyramids of Giza are said to be 4,500 years old? This relic is referred to as the ‘Nubian Egg’. Does this Ostrich egg also depict the Lost City of Atlantis? In this video I share three pieces of evidence that “suggest” that the Ancient Egyptians are THOUSANDS of years older than what we were taught.

Thanks for watching! I'm Jimmy Corsetti, and my channel is called Bright Insight.

[BrightInsight]

So what do you think, are those Pyramids or Mountains?

[Trucker_Josh]

The head of the sphinx is not the original either. Some Pharoah found it and carved his own face and head out of the original. The ultimate vandalism
It was there long before the Pharoahs

[dcano]

Dude….. if you made a tv show where you traveled to all these places explaining the mysteries like you do in these videos. I would totally watch it. Love your content man. Keep up the good work.

[KeoTower]

I'm more excited about your videos dropping than about any new marvel movies.

[stephengreco]

Have a great time in Peru! In my life, I have been lucky enough to see Peru and Japan and Egypt and India, etc., and the insights you’re talking about clobbered me. It made me angry that no one had told me about them. Keep up the good work. Your work, and that of Randall Carlson, Graham Hancock, and others, is SO important…

[satsingh]

The skinny snake is the Nile during normal conditions. And the other shape is the Nile during flood which is swollen snake full of life, fish, animals, birds, etc.

[drew]

When you go back to Egypt, be sure to photograph the only Hieroglyph in the Great Pyramid, above the entrance to the Kings chamber. In one of the vertical slabs, it’s a raised glyph.

[brianlawrence]

The egg looks like a depiction of the Nile inundation. Every year the Nile would flood the surrounding area considerably producing fertile grounds.

[scializedpsychpath]

Man, I know it's a weird thing to say, but you remind me so much of my best friend that passed away a few years ago, that I find your videos comforting. I have absolute pitch, and if I close my eyes, you almost fool my ear.
I love the work man. Keep it up!

[judsonfilms]

Yo, Jimmy is becoming more and more legit with all of his travel to the locations he talks about. Great work man! I love your videos!

[Ryan-]

Interesting that the Great pyramids we're probably built in a lush tropical environment. Not too dissimilar to all the other pyramids found across the globe. At this point I'm almost convinced through and through that we are far older than any academic would care to admit. And that the different cultures and civilizations across the globe at one point in our past were connected. We were far more connected back then than we could ever hope to be now.

[gothamgoon]

The osterich egg is very interesting. The fact that the 'pyramids' are carved right in the same place as a zig zag line that could represent the Nile is one hell of a coincidence. Definitely a object that needs scrutiny. By the way, I don't believe in coincidences.

[dougphillips]

When the pyramids were built, they had a smooth surface. No steps.

[FunnyOldeWorld]

That egg is mad!!! Can’t believe it’s just at the back of the museum

[thepaulhenderson]

As a long-time subscriber I can't tell you how proud I am of your more recent effort to travel to these places personally instead of relying on the travel and works of others. I hope you see this. Keep up the good work!

[anchorpoint]

The truth, as always, will be far stranger.”
― Arthur C. Clarke

[chynawoods]

Netflix NEEDS to fund you honestly, you are connecting the dots on this and we need a full on documentary on netflix with you to reach more

[lail]

You are such a great speaker. Thank you for presenting counter arguments, citing your sources, and being so reasonable. It helps everyone receive the information with peace.

[holmesautomationcomponents]

Those are pyramids. Definitely. One side shows the Nile in the dry season. The other side shows the flooded Nile in the wet season. Seasons were very important back then. And Robert Schoch convinced me about the Sphinx years ago. I'm betting 10, 000 to 12, 000 years old. I'm a big fan of you and Jahannah. She cracks me up.

[multidimensionalexploratio]

Egypt is by far one of the most mysterious and enigmatic places on earth. Discovering its true history would be to discover our own.