The Strange Ancient Egyptian Lightbulb Hieroglyph

Unraveling the Mystery of the Dendera Light: Ancient Egyptian Technology Uncovered. Was this a representation of an Egyptian Lightbulb?

Venture into the heart of ancient Egypt as we explore the enigmatic Dendera Light in this exclusive YouTube Short on Ancient Egyptian Mysteries. The Dendera Light is a captivating hieroglyph found in the Hathor Temple at the Dendera Temple Complex. It has stirred intriguing debates among historians and archaeologists worldwide, with some theories suggesting that this hieroglyph could be evidence of ancient electrical technology.

Could the Ancient Egyptians have had knowledge of electricity? Does the Dendera Light represent an ancient Egyptian light bulb? Is this the key to unlocking a new understanding of ancient technology?

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[pyotrberia]

The hieroglyphs say that it is "The god Harsomtus, in the form of a snake, emerging from a lotus flower attached to the bow of a barge. Harsomtus is in an oval container called hn, which represents the womb of the goddess Nut." But I think it is a cathode ray tube used to produce microwaves to heat up the Pharao's lunch.

[pablomachine]

I once saw a depiction where there were two parallel lines like the ones we imagine that could present the curvature of the spacetime and one crossing line depiticig the meaning of life. Two seconds later I realised it was the letter H.

[lemonadecupcakes]

OR (and just hear me out) perhaps the lotus, that could get you high, was perceived as administering wisdom because snakes represented wisdom pretty much everywhere and especially Egypt (cobra was protection, though) Every stoner I know is a part-time philosopher. I don't know why Egyptians would be different.

[arthurjulien]

No smoke soot has ever been found on the ceiling of any pyramid. So if they used torches, were the soot?

[matthewcairns]

1000's of years from now, archaeologists will dig up granmas kitchen and think that the decoration and art decor means something special.

[mitchellminer]

That's not a lightbulb. That's not a vacuum tube, either.

[tallyhorizzla]

Read the hieroglyphs around it, they apparently say what it actually is. Not a light bulb.

[wilsonwombat]

A lotus flower suggests water, water snake, hoses, water jet? We can cut stone with water.

[daniellambert]

I remember reading about a 10th century account of electric lights being used underground in Egypt & when touched they went out.... thought it was interesting

[masterprophet]

They were so brilliant they used electric eels as light filaments in water-filled glass bulbs.

Respect!

[joycehernandez]

I remember seeing this in books when I was a small child

[john]

This is how ancient Egypt wants too be remembered,
look how many carvings they
left behind, and they tell a story
as well!

[jasontraver]

If they had that light there...was it the only one in existence? How come it didn't become mainstream for lights for the builders?

[jamesvaughan]

Their Pyramids had lighting throughout all those years ago. We are the ones who need to catch up technology

[Zed_Solo_RS]

You don’t have to have aliens for ancient civilization to have had electricity.

[Griffix]

Having electric lights was so boring and unuseful to the ancient Egyptians that they went back to a single flickering flame for light. Then they got rid of any and all evidence of electric lights, except one carving.
Yeah.. that sounds totality believable.

[everywherenowhere]

😂😂😂... um... No... the temple design would not support this hypothesis... just familiarity...

[DavidKSanders]

Or... It's a snake.. yeah that makes more sense.

[napoliansolo]

I don't think it was ancient astronauts but a older civilization that we have forgotten about.

[anotherrandomperson]

It's very possible. We know that we can generate electrical current using fruit so its quite believable these guys knew how to do this