Colossi of Memnon... Did They Really Sing? ANCIENT EGYPT MYSTERY

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Seti’s temple and the singing Colossi of Memnon: • WHO WAS SETI I? Seti’s...
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The most famous Egyptian statues - the Colossi of Memnon commissioned along with the largest mortuary temple ever built in the Western Thebes by Amenhotep III - another underestimated pharaoh.
It's a must-see full episode / documentary video for all of you, who visit Egypt or Luxor for the first time. To appreciate and cherish the magic of the place before you travel to Egypt, Luxor or Upper Egypt watch this. My vlog / full documentary will give you a little taste of ancient wonders: ancient architecture, ancient beliefs, and ancient history.
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@catman8965 Год назад

YES, I can easily imagine the statue singing under the right conditions. There could be a small cavity that resonates when the air pressure, temperature and density were just right. Restoring these really invokes our imagination to the Majesty, Splendor, and Mystery of this ancient empire. THANKS AGAIN FOR YOUR INCREDIBLE WORKS 🌻💕👀💖😀😻👍🌻💞💘💖🩶🖤💜🤎💚🧡❤️😺 P.S. I was right...YOU'VE BEEN BUSY🎉 The colors are GOLDEN, BEAUTIFUL and they match your hair.

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

Thank you Cat Man for your great comments and for supporting my channel! I'm just preparing a new video for Friday😉

@catman8965 Год назад

@@ancientsitesgirl You're preparing the next video. I'm preparing the next comment. P.S. I still enjoy the content and professionalism of your vids. Someday I hope you produce a blooper vid RU-vidrs do enjoy them.

@spankflaps1365 Год назад

Statue superstition has always been popular. In the 19th century, locals said the remaining Maidens of the Erechtheion (Athens) were often heard crying for their fallen sister (after Elgin had taken one).

@user-mr7lh9gw5l Год назад

Quality Of Video Is Very Good

@MegaAduffy Год назад

just having my morning fix of ASG egypt videos.i cant wait till i visit this place,even the ruins are amazing..

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

I'm glad you're here! Going to Egypt?

@cms21186 Год назад

Another fabulous & informative video! Thank you for the incredible content. ☺️

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

Thanks for watching ✌️

@billmiller4972 Год назад

Sometimes I hope an ancient starfaring, highly advanced culture will reveal itself to us and a as a "Thank you!" for us presenting our human history to them they will restore those ancient marvels to their full glory before they leave back to their home planet.

@dapsychopomp244 Месяц назад

Another very good video, impressive work

@ancientsitesgirl Месяц назад

Thank you

@fetus2280 Год назад

I would assume they did make sound, depending on whats and how its all setup and the Wind hits it, sure it can make sound. If i get enough speed up on my bike my earrings would whistle . Considering they were skilled enough to make all of this... i would expect they were smart enough to make things create sound .

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

this was probably a consequence of damage to the colossi after the earthquake. The Ptolemies erected statues that made loud sounds, apparently there were four of them at the lighthouse on Faros!

@fetus2280 Год назад

@@ancientsitesgirl Nice, i didnt know that. Cheers.

@Tekmirion Год назад

Wondeful! Bravo Irena!

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

Thanks

@Breakfast_of_Champions Год назад

There is the theory that natural gas was escaping under the foundations, but the hole in the ground was stopped by the Roman renovation.

@sarfrazansari1922 Год назад

Excellent ✔️. JazakAllah khair. 🛎️🏞️🕋

@ilsea8930 Год назад

Great video :)

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

Thanks!

@hapi9105 Год назад

How cool!👍

@EstebanArias_ Год назад

Another amazing video Irena!! Thank you for all the info about the statues! ♥

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

Thanks for watching Esteban!

@user-oi6uk9zn9k Год назад

Your videos are amazing my friend

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

Thanks ✌️

@Mark-kp6xm Год назад

Very interesting video Irena, I totally agree with CatMan about the resonance, even perhaps the type of stone it is could cause the noise to travel far. I wonder if it has magnetic properties?! Magnetics can amplify sound vibrations, something that size would sound tremendous. Do you ever check for magnetic anomalies? Thanks AncientSitesGirl 🧡🧡🧡

@standidlyby Год назад

Great video, thanks.

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

Thanks!

@aleksandratackowiak399 Год назад

Super

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

Dzięki

@simplefact4u Год назад

Ritual mantras and singing were common practice amongst ancient civilisations. Believing it was the time to connect to the cosmos and speak with Gods for knowledge and guidance.

@alexandramu1242 Год назад

Thanks for Another high-quality video 👏🏻 what an interesting story and intriguing place to visit

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

thank you so much

@nancyM1313 Год назад

hello Irena😻 love this trip tfsharing~

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

Thanks Nancy!

@garygallozzi2979 Год назад

Thank you,surprised you don't have way more subs

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

I'm also surprised 😜

@HistoryCave Год назад

This was the biggest morturary temple out there. It probably looked so nice when neew

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

It's true, it's just a pity that Amenhotep built mud brick pylons, the flooding of the Nile ruined this temple the most...

@GordianThoughts 6 месяцев назад

I was there in 1200BC when it was at sometimes flooded.

@manuelfilipe3721 Год назад

Very popular phenomenon, statues of Virgin Mary crying in many countries😮 I'm glad I was there and didn't sing for me I will be terrified😂

@tomsmith4542 Год назад

cool

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

Thanks!

@mohamedata4628 Год назад

ايرينا مجهودك رائع الرجاء الترجمة الي اللغة العربية حتي يتابعك الملايين المتكلمين بالعربية شكراً لك

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

Thank you, unfortunately I don't speak Arabic 😉

@Boudanyoussefraqs Год назад

@@ancientsitesgirlAh He said he hopes there are Arabic translations since there are many Arabic speaking followers ❤

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

Thanks for translating! I used Google translate to understand the comment😜

@Wolfgang_Amadeus_X_Machina Год назад

Take me with you!!!

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

Next time!

@user-nv6fu8yd9l 6 месяцев назад

Can I be here someday?

@ancientsitesgirl 6 месяцев назад

I wish you that

@beepboop204 Год назад

@jesseleesamples Год назад

I’ve always been confused on whether or not these statues were originally one piece? If they were, I’m surprised they were destroyed by an earthquake so badly

@ancientsitesgirl Год назад

One of them must have broken when falling on the pylons, the Romans could have cut it during renovation, besides, the colossi were always exposed, deliberate vandalism explains their condition

@jesseleesamples Год назад

@@ancientsitesgirl So originally they were one piece? I’ve read elsewhere that they were poorly restored in the past, and I’m sure vandalism played some role too