Dark Secrets of Ancient Egypt Buried for Centuries

Dark Secrets of Ancient Egypt Buried for Centuries

Unlock the dark secrets of Ancient Egypt that have been buried for centuries! In this thrilling video, we dive deep into the mysterious tombs, cursed pyramids, and ancient artifacts that hold unspeakable truths about Egypt’s hidden past. From lost Egyptian dynasties to forbidden knowledge guarded by deadly curses, these buried secrets could change everything we thought we knew about Ancient Egyptian civilization. Join us as we uncover long-forgotten mysteries, unsolved tombs, and eerie supernatural encounters that have baffled historians and archaeologists for centuries. Prepare to be amazed by the untold stories of Egypt’s darkest secrets!

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[morgunstyles]

Since you asked. I think the Egyptians did not build the pyramids. I think they found them, and adopted and adapted to what they found there.

[rubyFirth-ek]

I like your sight. When you tell a story you don't keep yourself on half the screen the 99% of other sights. Your awesome. First good guy I've seen in a long long time. Thanks

[morgunstyles]

2:56 as long as zowie hamass is in charge you never will

[jadegold]

I think those giant boxes were for storing stuff to protect from the oncoming major flood and catastrophe. All the things needed to restart things. They were opened after the water receded to help the people.

[OzzyMandias-xlhr]

The giant stone boxes at Saqqara are not made of 'Aswan Granite', they are made of another type of granite which is black and called diorite

Aswan granite is used to refer to the pink stones found in places like valley temple and the Osireon

[abelpazos]

Really great video I really enjoyed it. Really great video I really enjoyed it 😂👌

[johnburgess]

So much buried in Egypt pushing back the boundaries of age awaiting us and hopefully the legendary hall of records . Sadly the great library was burnt down because there could have been papyrus records that would open everything up nowadays.

[fruitfulcivilization]

Well done my friend, a wonderful and fruitful civilization. Excellent.

[robertlong]

I find it hard to believe someone woke up one morning thousands of years ago and said, "Hell, let's go out and build us a pyramid!"

[lunarparanormal]

Are drones not allowed in Egypt to fly over the pyramids?

[yaga]

great video, well done, p, s Natron was used to make mummies not salt, but salt is in natron . At one time mummies were even used in locomotive as fuel ??? weird right ?? peace profound.

[garysells]

The Disç Looks Like A Cutting Or Mixing Device

[WesBell-ls]

I still think the giants of old, built all of the pyramids around the world and even Syonehenge! The nephillim.

[MeTooNeoMovement]

Didn't they find that same Sabu disk at the Coral Castle in Florida

[freegw]

Most of the people did hard labor and weren’t sitting around in offices and watching TV.

[dalibordupor]

Doesn't matter where was Nile when everyone with brain knows Egyptians didn't built Great Pyramid.Cooper age civilization building something like that i would sooner believe in Eastern Bunny.

[ronstrahl]

How did they move. Them 50 ton blocks can you tell me what kind of boat did they use

[jimagnew]

Does it have to be told, In such a big hurry, And so dramatic, I thought i would listen to it with my Eyes closed, Before I went to sleep, But it became so nerve racking, The sound of the voice that was speaking, was in so big of a hurry, to get it over with, that I HAD to open my eyes, And see who was talking, I can't take it any longer, I am cutting it off and just going to sleep, Before I become a nervous wreck. Good night to all. I wish people speaking were more civilized, and Calmed down, so the words won't run together, and allow time for the story to come together.

[jamesshealy]

Yeah I'm really curious to see how they would have used a river and water to move stones in excess of 10 tons? I don't know too many boats especially 4, 000 years ago that would have been able to carry those stones weighing in excess of five tons or more?

[thehulk]

I believe everyone be overthinking everything. Limestone is a 3 to 4 mile n a hardness scales. That means it’s relatively soft. If they learned how to make mud bricks they can make cement. Yes, it’s easier to pulverize the lime stone . One stop then mix with water.