Scientists In Egypt Just Announced That While Looking For Cleopatra They Found An Untouched Miracle

15 Egyptian archeology finds And The Mystery Of Cleopatra. Egypt, renowned for its age-old enigmas and remarkable archaeological revelations, has held the fascination of people across the globe for centuries. Its captivating history and enigmatic structures continue to perplex and astonish both scholars and avid individuals. In this captivating expedition, we delve into the mesmerizing world of Egyptian archaeology and whispers of the legendary Cleopatra—a woman of unparalleled beauty, power, and mystique. But what hidden tales do the sands of Egypt hold about her life and destiny? Join us, as we decipher the hieroglyphs of the past to unlock the truth behind the legendary queen and fifteen astounding Egyptian archaeological finds that have fascinated the world for millennia..

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Scientists In Egypt Just Announced That While Looking For Cleopatra They Found An Untouched Miracle

Scientists In Egypt Just Announced That While Looking For Cleopatra They Found An Untouched Miracle

Scientists in Egypt Just Announced That While Looking for Cleopatra They Found an Untouched Miracle

[janiceacaron]

The "Screaming Mummy" is simply what happens in death to anyone if their jaw is NOT tied up tightly to the top of thead. The relaxation of muscles causes the mouth to open.

[kev]

A stelli in the egyptian museum is hidden from public view which clearly states the pyramids were found by the egyptians, not built by them..

[mrliberty]

Hasn't found Cleopatra but yet she is a trail blazer.

[charlenequinilty]

How many times will we will see the same information made by someone else

[katehenry]

Only half way through and they've said everything 6 times over.

[desleybettens]

How many times does he repeat himself? It makes an interesting story, boring.

[lynneclark]

Very interesting! However, the monolog on the 3, 500 YO box was filled with redundant and stupid-making material. A great waste of time. Things like "buried in what people called a tomb", "a really long time ago". These made me feel as if the writer thought I was stupid or uneducated. I was uncomfortable and stopped the video early.

[ninarizzo]

Congratulations to Kathleen Martinez! I know she has spent many years looking for Queen Cleopatra's tomb. I am fascinated by anything at all to do with Egypt and the Pharaohs and the Pyramids. What a magnificent people they were! Fascinating ❤❤❤👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[flood]

When I see hawas I’m not interested. He’s too corrupt

[XiaoGuanYin]

"Behold! Gaze upon these skulls!" Lol. Okay, P T Barnum."Many Egyptians lived near the Nile River." Ya think? Hahahahaha... Raiders of the Lost Ark. Lol!

[ceciliaking]

I really like your videos, they are very interesting and informative. I would like to suggest you learn how to pronounce the names of the pharaohs and of the historical sights in Egypt. Keep up the good work!

[denisedunbar]

I would wonder what happens to people who say the magical words, chants and incantations ??... is there a 1st hand record of it ????

[madnatty]

22:40 to save you time. It’s not what they say…it happens naturally in death.

[rodneyarmstrong]

Are they Scientists or just grave robbers.

[jogon]

Edgar Case, predicted in the early in the 1900's that the boat would be found near the Great Pyramid and also a lot of what happened in Egypt..

[chuck-jymz]

isn't the flooding a result of damming the Nile River?

[JL-cnnh]

As soon as you quoted something from "Dr" Zahi Hawass you lost me . Really ? Prominent ?🤣🤣🤔

[tembry]

Miracle?a surprising and welcome event that is not explicable by natural or scientific law

[mylesgarcia]

They will never find the tombs of Antony and Cleo. Aliens came by and took them!!

[winstonsmith]

Egyptian version of Disneyland, fairytales.