Evidence of a lost Ancient Civilization at the Serapeum of Saqqara - Chapter 5

Chapters 1 through 5 of this series:

In this, the final Chapter of my Serapeum Series, we investigate the evidence for a lost ancient civilization at the Serapeum, take a look at the evidence for renovation and inheritance on the site, and discuss what it all means in the broader context for the story of history and human civilization.

In previous episodes, I've been promising conclusions and that I would tell you what I really think about the history of this site - and so I do, and it extends to much of ancient Egypt.

Transcript is available on my website.

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[voidvox]

For anyone that’s done any of this kind of video work, your dedication to this subject, the hours of hard work doing research, writing, assembling images and footage to make the videos, the narration and endless hours of editing and putting it all together are themselves monumental.

People like Hancock, yourself, and many other “amateurs” who’ve done this kind of research and documentation are, in fact, way ahead of the so-called professionals.

[hannibalbarca]

This is the single best, most comprehensive and dead-on video on this subject matter ive ever seen.

[augiegray]

I am a Professional Geologist and Engineer. I totally agree with your conclusions that the works you exhibited represent two entirely different levels of technology. Just look at modern tombstones: finely cut and polished by modern power tools AND the finely polished inscriptions on them; ALSO made with modern power tools. Your conclusions become "blatantly obvious to the casual observer", yet so-called experts can't see them....ridiculous!! And yes, I support the cataclysmic theory's that have emerged regarding what the earth experienced at the time marked by the Younger Dryas. Keep up the good work, your ideas will eventually be recognized as science fact. Remember the difficulties faced by researchers like Galileo! The fight for the truth continues.

[jasonmelton]

Mr. Ben, Mr. Hancock, Mr. Carleson you guys are phenomenal and as enigmatic as your theories and discoveries; I’m captivated. Look outside the box for that lost megalithic technology, you guys are on the cusp of discovery.

[ccgooser]

I know its four years later, though I just stumbled upon your series as an everyday person who had never given a second thought to the history narrative that I've been fed. Without any knowledge whatsoever on this subject, I sit here in utter awe and amazement as to why we've not corrected, or at the very least slashed out areas of the history books that clearly make no sense. For some obscure reason Id always looked at pictures of historical scribings and markings on objects and seen them as cohesive and in-line with the story that was being told. Now all of a sudden, they look like poorly done grafiti on otherwise beautifully made objects, almost in an attempt to claim them. Thank you for your dedication to this subject. These vids very much leave me question why after why after why, and for that I thank you. Troy, Melb AU.

[AncientHistoryCriticisms]

This is the best video to-date of the Serapeum and an excellent presentation of the ancient high-civilization theory. You've done our community a great service Ben, thank you guys for everything.

[AngelBoy]

I've just watched this full series and I must congratulate you on a job well done, extremely well researched and presented. I was in awe watching it, I'm now going to dive into your other videos. Kudos to you 👍🏻

[erniemajor]

As a calligrapher I feel empathy for whoever was detailed to scratch the hieroglyphics on these hard glossy things with whatever tool his boss assigned to him.

Standing up in possibly semi darkness sweating and trying to do a good job it must have seemed an endless task. Spare a kindly thought for the inscribers.

[jordystore]

i discovered your channel yesterday and im already like 7 hours deep into your content . such well made videos with a great deal of research . keep up the amazing work !

[paulkeen]

I'm 37 and only just started to take an interest in ancient civilizations. And BOY is it fascinating! I'm working through your channel from start to finish, watching every video, not allowing myself to jump ahead despite my excitement and temptation to. Fantastic work, this has given me shivers up my spine.

[ficheye]

I've watched at least 100 videos on ancient architecture and history. Yours are some of the very best. I especially liked your fairly long video about the Younger Dryas Impact Event. That was super. Keep up the great work.

[DrDrolly]

The ego of academia always stood in the way of progress. Especially in architectural and anthropological means.
Thank you for your work.

[ancientalternativeview]

Bravo... Let me start by saying this is a fantastic publication wow what superb footage... I agree 100 percent there is no way any of this was done with sticks and stones and copper chisels..!! I agree they inherited the site and the processing marks are indicative of this... Excellent excellent work!! All the very best

[Tartersauce]

That guy showing you around is a treasure.

[Nellis]

Your guide seems to have his own mind and ideas. A definite clash with established archeology seems certain. Good for him. Hopefully you can bring him on as part of the team.

[jameswilliams]

Incredible that you only have 37k subscribers, your content is some of the best I've found researching this sort of material. Excellent delivery and intelligent conjecture through all of the videos I have watched, working my way through. Keep up the excellent craftsmanship on these videos you are producing and no doubt success of all measures will follow.

[jacquelineloveselvis]

Further excavation of these tunnels is necessary. We need to find boxes which are still sealed and uncontaminated. Can't figure why this is not being done. Great series, thank you. 👍

[duane]

Inheritors usually have a fraction of the care for the work of their ancestors. Just look at the world today - people are more concerned with destroying history, forgetting it or altering it rather than understanding it. Humanity, perpetually arrogant. On another note - Fantastic video!

[jasonking]

The reality of all this is weirder than a Sci Fi novel...

[freomoodfly]

I have said this before, you deserve to have your own TV show played at prime time! Such fabulous research!