I found this to be an exceptional video. As someone with a lifelong interest in ancient Egypt, I very much enjoyed seeing an artistic rendition of its sociology; it answered many questions for me. Compliments to the researchers and artists who contributed. Many thanks.

Thank you for making this! I’m hyperfixating on the art of ancient Egypt and I’m fascinated by it all

Very impressed by all the information you shared in this documentary. I learned a lot from it. Thank you.

I'm glad the narrator mentioned Ubisoft I thought the animation looked like Assassin's Creed Origins.

Fascinating video.However, if you are going to have subtitles they need to be some other colour than white. They are extremely hard to read against a light background.

Loved the video. Super well informed!

Wigs were worn, because heads were shaven to combat head lice, not for fashion. They would not have used iron tools to cut rocks, as most of the constructions were Bronze age.

Loved this documentary it gives great insight

Very awesome

This is wonderful!

Crazy the huge wave of Channels simply snatching Assassins Creed footage LoL

Great video

Hi! Do you plan make more video like this but about other ancient civilization like Mesoamerican or Mesopotamian?

Lots to undig and unravel

3:09 here we see an example of the going forth by day and the opening of the mouth ritual. -- manly p hall.

@21:30 *I do believe that blocks of stone have been found to be moved by sound levitation matching the pitch of each block.

Awsome video

17:50 "Stoneworkers used Iron chisels for hard rock"...This is complete nonsense because ancient Egypt had no Iron tools! They were purely a Bronze age civilisation and they only had Copper or Bronze chisels available with which to work both hard and soft rocks. This is why scientists still do not fully understood how they managed it. Also, many of the ancient Egyptian artefacts show clear machining marks, like they were cut with modern diamond tipped circular saw blades and extremely accurate power tools, and some have even been machined to a level of accuracy that we would struggle to achieve today! Modern Egyptologists don't have a clue how it was done either, so they conveniently ignore mentioning such artefacts. Also, a Scorpion isn't an Insect!

Where’s the next part?! Kmt!

What kind of jobs where there ?

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THE SHADOOF...

That sound during the transition between every new point made this unwatchable. Sorry, but it's really distracting.

In all African cultures the woman is viewed as equal if not more sacred. We must get back to that way of life and thinking. Every achievement credited to man has a woman and her influence behind it. If not for the woman we may not have built monuments, temples, Villa's and statues. Life comes through them

17:54 "Stone workers used iron chisels for hard rock..." Not Really, there´s no iron until the empire (1.200 BC most popular after 700 B.C.).

الحياه في مصر القديمة!!

The videos are informative and detailed. Very nice but the figure of a person standing off to the side viewing the scene is annoying and distracting. So unnecessary. I hope people will start leaving out these figures that look as if they are lost in time an space like they don't know how they wound up there. LOL The subtitle text should always be in black especially for people who may be color blind. It helps them a lot. Also please add the measurements in lengths and sizes. Most people watching these videos don't use metrics. Thanks for the upload. It is appreciated.

Im amazed the comments I just put up about this video have vanished again

Thank you to Ubisoft Assasin Creed Origins for graphics

I also found the inclusion of other pictures in the side corner annoying, drawing the eye away from the scene in question.

Wow... there sure are a lot of "experts" in the comment section. If you think you know more.. or can do better lets see your videos..🤷‍♀️

May 💜God💚 Be ❤With 💙Everyone💚 Always ❤Much 💙Love Blessings 💚Always 🎇💯💛😇🌐🌈

Gosh is it trully the first sentence about waman

Egypians Nubians and African's family

everybody wanted to be rich, just like today unfortunately.

Egypt was sacked,smmfh

Hral som sa pieskom postavil som tuneli diaľnice otvoril som v škole atlas videl som obraz rozšíriť pevninu nad oceánom

The nonsense that is being told here is astonishing. 18:15 about splitting granite and other hard stone by making holes in them, putting (dry) wood in it and wetting it, causing the wood to expand and split the stone. Comparable to hunting an elephant with a fly swatter ... also complete nonsense.

They were some smart black people

They used sunblock... I guess all that “magical melanin” wasn’t enough after all...

lol all with a chisel

Accurate thumbnail. Brown skinned Africans. Not arabs

Not really ancient Egypt, this was KEMET. Need to get the names right. Egypt came well after most of this artefact was produced but outside European invaders.

A very questionable video, as so much is stated as "fact" when really much of the narrative was really only "assumed". Experts, archaeologists etc. have yet to duplicate any of their ideas on how stones were cut, moved, loaded, and finally placed to create the Pyramids at Giza. I believe the video stated that "12 stones had to be placed every hour, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (no break) for 20 or 25 years to reach the timeline they "suspect" that the great pyramid took to build. 25 years, 24/7 non stop without a break is impossible. Not to mention something as large and complex with the build quality and detail of the great pyramid must have had plans and blue prints for 20,000 workers to follow, or whatever fanciful number stated in the video of workers it took to build the pyramid. Yet archaeologists state the Egyptians were not capable of creating blueprints, and had no concept of geometry, or math. Not one of the archaeologists ideas of how the pyramid was built has proven true when tested with real world people and applications. I wish they would simply say: "we don't know how it was bloody well built". But that would make for a very short video.

Having a hard time believing the assumption that they all had only 3 rooms and either a bedroom or a kitchen. Surely they had combinations of both and not one or the other. I don't think this is particularly accurate.

Please tell me how do you know this when science still can’t tell how the pyramids of Giza were constructed. What you’re describing sounds like contemporary western society to me. Are you suggesting that the Nilotic people of African are the creators of western civilization; not the Greek?

Re gold never fading: Also & most importantly, gold protected one from radiation. Research Anunnaki, yeah.

That's not a cinematic documentary!

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Ancient Egypt was called Kemet 🙄

I think that, they only just wanted to make a video, for the storyteller, to make some kind of an illustration about, the things that are being told, without make it to look like a horror movie lol.

google narration is annoying

Very inaccurate descriptions of building practices

Still this stupidity. They levitated the stones

first sentence: "women men had equal rights..." i knew this was going to be woke BS. thumbs down automatically