Ancient Egyptian Gods Wife Tomb & Temple Private Tour (DOCUMENTARY CLIP) 

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Glad you enjoyed it Daniel!

Thanks! More coming

Glad you like them! And thank you!

Thanks! Yes I see Zahi often. He is a great person

@@CurtisRyanWoodside nice. was you inside the sphinxes?

Shukran!

I’ve a question if the great pyramid was a Tomb why are there no cartouches with in it?? My thought is they were maybe never built by the Egyptians? That they were used as a device that distributed energy, the granite box was filled with mercury. Also, Have you ever taken the north side of the pyramid to see when it was built? According to a man (can’t remember) he plotted historical areas around the world to see where the North Pole was located at the time these structures were built. He showed that some site claimed to be 5k yrs old yet, actually 50k yrs old. It was very fascinating. All I know is that everyday I learn something new, confirming that I know only a fraction (🤔1%) of the truth out there. I thank you for your time 😉🫶

I have actually investigated the pyramids and released a 2 hour documentary about it. They are in fact tombs. You can check it out on “secrets of Giza”

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🤣 I totally get you, but I do have issues with my vocal cords, and my voice has become lower and to speak louder it can be painful actually.

If you look at my instagram I’ve had to start using a nebuliser again daily.

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@@moeshawilliams2668 thanks!

The Giza pyramids are tombs. All evidence in Egypt shows this. I have investigated this deeply. Please go watch secrets of Giza

@@CurtisRyanWoodside it is, of course possible that they were used as tombs and Khufu was one such pharaoh who was interred in the great pyramid. However, there are schools of thought and theories that say the pyramids are much older, and this means that they could’ve been taken in some cases and used as tombs but not built as such. Please Curtis keep your mind open and that way you will learn. Whether I am right or wrong is immaterial, what I’m really saying is be open to new theories.

​@@CurtisRyanWoodside, I find the burial rites of ancient Egypt fascinating. I read a book when I was ten years old and I checked out every book our small library had. I passed that curiosity on to a grandson I watched when his parents were working. I had a subscription to the National Geographic Magazine and there was an article about Pharaoh Akhenaten, Pharaoh Tutankhamun, their Queens and children. He loved to look at the photographs of the mummies along with the scenery around the Valley of the Kings and artifacts. He was only two years old att the time however he's continued to read and watch content about anything ancient Egypt. Maybe after his swimming career is over he'll become an Egyptologist like you. 😊

Oh that sounds so cool Melissa! Good luck to him

You are correct that pyramids are all over the world. However, assuming that the pyramids of Egypt have to be something other than a tomb is very closed-minded thought. You have to keep in mind that the Egyptians believed the Pharaoh was a living image of a God on Earth and that his burial was a necessity to continue the process of life itself. Eventually, pyramids were phased out due to expenses but the significance of the burial was not phased out. Now if you compare that with pyramids in North America, mainly Mexico, those pyramids purpose was for ceremonial reasons. The famous Ziggurat of Ur was believed to be the home of one of their gods. What I'm trying to say is pyramids have many uses and Egypt chose to use the pyramid for tombs, just because other cultures also used pyramids does not mean pyramids need to have more than one reason to exist.