Karnak Temple Egypt Full Movie 

You are so very lucky that they let you in to so many restricted areas.. When my husband and I went in August, we did not see all the things you did. Thank you for sharing this film because I was able to see things I had not seen when in Egypt.

My gosh, I had no idea that Karnak had originally been built with multiple level buildings. I don't even recall seeing stairs there. It is only possible to imagine what this place must have been like in its heyday! I definitely never saw any coloured chambers there - I hope you tipped them well! You took colour footage of one of the cat gods .. with the sun disk I'm guessing it's Sekhmet? Well done!

Lol you mentioned that the granite statues had nipples, and"why would you take the time to carve the nipples", I was wondering the same thing!? So much Perfect Granite sculptures it's mind blowing ! 👍🏻

I love your voice. You feel history. Good-Man!

I love brien fosters videos but I have to say wished they went for longer as they normally are quite short videos. I really like the fact that you have kept the camera rolling so we feel as if we r walking around the site with right there with you. I've now subscribed to your channel and look forward to seeing more of your adventures x

Amazing💪🏻👍

Do they know how everything was destroyed ? Earthquakes ? Flood ? That small lion statue looked amazing. Your lucky

thanks for sharing this awesome video!

I enjoy your videos immensely... thanks for sharing. Fantastic work. This one showed me parts of this temple I have never seen before. I'd like to share with you also: Granite, although very hard, extremely resistant to many forms of tooling and while being immensely heavy and strong, can become surprisingly weak and brittle, especially after being cut, improperly sealed (or having the seal worn off by the elements over time), and then exposed to water, heat and cold. The minerals that make up granite can rust, the surface may become porous and is susceptible to erosion from water and even bacteria - which is why poorly treated and finished granite is not a good thing for bench tops and food working surfaces. Bacteria love to permeate and destroy granite! The feldspar in the granite is sometimes eventually turned into clay if moisture is present. The fissures that are present or created from this process lead to cracking, breakage, flaking, and even more fissures as the material ages. I've worked on stone restoration on cemetery monuments that are less than 100 years old (since being cut and finished) that have displayed these symptoms and results. I've seen older worked stone that displays the extreme fissures and cracking you showed us. I've seen fresh cut granite, with permeable exposed surfaces and from reliable seams, that crumbles very much like sandstone and dry clay - exactly as you have demonstrated in this well filmed and described video. I don't want to pour rain on your parade (or water on your granite), but what you are demonstrating is reasonably typical behavior that would *sometimes* (but not always) be expected on cut stone that has been exposed to elements that naturally act as an erosive agent on all exposed-to-the-surface minerals. I've even seen crystals in freshly cut and polished granite that have popped out from the surface from the heat of the sun (granite is extremely conductive to heat and absorbs it, getting so hot it will burn you badly). The crystal expands and ejects. This in turn weakens the stone around it causing brittleness and flaking. There's no doubt that these monuments were astoundingly built and crafted. It really defies the imagination at times. However, in my opinion, the sad degradation of the materials is one of the pitfalls and realities of working with it. Please keep up the fantastic work of taking your viewers on these amazing journeys, and for speculating on the origins of the things you witness and experience. Questions are the only things that require answers. Never let your curiosity wither! Peace.

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@ 23:00 in the granite room - is it possible it could have been a pool of some kind? The steps and the sides look like it could have been used to hold water. I wonder if there was any evidence of it ever being closed off at both ends?

What a beautiful video! You explain things in great details, I totally follow you from beginning to end. Good job!

Cool video dude!

At 1:34 (I'm referring to the very top of the pillar) without seeing the entire carving it reads "beloved, master of two lands". Just thought you might like to know.

Proof that our history is way older than what we have been told 🤷‍♂️.

Molly Keelean Good night 🌙

Think about the people that built this place, and now it’s beauty and grandeur is lost to the barbarians.

There is high possibility the drill holes are modern. They probably took core samples to test what the rocks are.

3:19 not a good look. You seem to be prying at a loose part of the granite. We are very lucky to have these in situ (sort of) outdoor museums, but people PLEASE keep your hands to yourselves. I know accept that Igor was probably not actually trying to pull the piece loose and it may seem like "c'mon its granite, it won't break!" but the fact that the crack is there proves that it CAN break, and you do not want to be That Person. Still, you brought some great memories back. Thank you!

Damn you got some exclusive footage

Very nice detailed video. Thank you very much. Just a little thing. You know what ? All the mistry will end, if they would have admitted that either egyptian civilization is less older or iron age is much older than we are taught. Because it seems to be a lie. No wheel, no iron, but, here you are, take it - this is vast ancient Egyptian civilization. Simply doesn't fit. So show the truth. In india we are still jaw dropping amazed by our 1500 to 500 hundred years old temples. We don't lose our tourists. Instead, we are happy to explain our real history. Nobody is fool. Tourists spend money, come to the spot, to know the place and it's history, not to guess.

Rediscovered this vid, so awesome. I’d give anything to visit Egypt. You’re so lucky Igor!

Enjoyed the video thank you and what they did back then was absolutely amazing and almost perfect in every way the small lines carved side by side without breaking the one they just did is amazing. I am sure those were first created 10 to 20k years ago when the stones were maybe softer at one time then hardened over thousands of years or how in the hell can a human being do this work it has to be from another world or non humans who walked the earth at one time and killed themselves off like we are doing today eventually we will kill each other off

That very last temple you got in with the beautiful wallpaintings.... where about is that at Karnak ?

Wow that's the most I've ever seen on any videos. Today we only do things good enough to make it to our graves and back then they built things to make it through life!? Incredible amount of work for things that were totally unnecessary.

Mahalo for the your great video tours. They're very informative and gives the rest of us the courage to maybe take a trip to Egypt. I was wondering could the big stone that is in the center of resonating temple room possibly be a meteorite? The crumbling of the black granite makes your mind just bounce all over the place.

the place looks like an acient scrap yard. if you look closely, you can clearly see: all the walls, all the buildings, the massive columns and the statues, every single item was somehow smashed into pieces. the area must have looked like a warzone before it was reconstructed.

34:00 The ganite is falling apart with the reaction of rubbing together. Moh 7 can destroy moh 7. Try that with all moh scales. Quarts destroy quarts vice versa. What I see that I cannot explain however on the black granite, it look like shocked rubble. But differentiating in one direction. ( like meat against the grain , yeah? ) Check to see if the larger black granite blocks that have not been moved, and if the grain points in the same direction.

Thanks for sharing this, it looks like an amazing trip! Was Yousef Awayan your guide? I watch a lot of these Egyptian travel videos and ancient high technology videos and Yousef seems to have filled his fathers shoes nicely!👽

amazing, ty

My solemn wish is that, I wish all of these sites have never been allowed to be tampered with. Everything left intact as the last of the generations whom lived and witnessed all of its wonder, in tact. However, we all know of the Marauders, Napoleon and many world governors made sure that we don't know the real and whole truths of these sites and civilization they have created.

The Egyptian stuff was a civilisation way after the original who created the granite stuff. They just slapped their carvings onto everything.

Last month I was there.

I didn’t notice the value of the piece in the center of the holy of holies .

Brien mentioned they were going to send samples of that black granite to a lab. Any news?

Who destroyed it?? I don't know why I this thought crossed my mind. But there is a temple named Konark in india. That temple is a architecture Marvel. Surprisingly this temple name is karnak. Is it connected. Both are Enigmatic place on earth. Please visit kailash temple. Please visit our ancient India.

I love it when people are clued into truth. This spectacular temple of extreme engineering was adopted by the dynastic Egyptians from a previous civilization and they carved their primitive hieroglyphic crap all over it. They damn sure did not build the Great Pyramid either

There is a Konark Sun Temple in India

at 4.10 traces of cutting with very small drill thickness and glassing of side walls cannot be done even today

I like the video but touching the statues and artifacts will damage them cause of the oils on are hands

I think those bad carved hieroglyphics could due to two or more groups of people working together. One is stonemason, they are masters of stone, they cut carve and polish stone objects perfectly but those hieroglyphics were the works of priests ( or any group who can read and write). As we all know, that in ancient Egypt, there are very few people who are able to read and write. Therefore after finishing statues, they have to ask priests who are obviously not masters of stone to carve the hieroglyphics. Thus, hieroglyphics looks relatively low quality compare to the rest of the stone works.

still all wood :P

Got to laugh reading the comments saying "that couldn't be done by human hands"... education people, it's a thing.

"I'm no expert".... goes on to say "that's not possible". I admire your curiosity but half an hour on the internet can answer every single one of your questions... this isn't difficult.

By the 4th century CE Egypt was a part of the Roman Empire and Christianity was being promoted as the one true faith. The emperor Constantius II (337 - 361 CE) ordered pagan temples to be closed in 336 CE and the Temple of Amun was deserted. Coptic Christians made use of the building for church services, as evidenced by Christian art and inscriptions on the walls, but then the site was abandoned. It was rediscovered during the 7th century CE Arab Invasion of Egypt at which time it was called "Ka-ranak" which means 'fortified village' because of the enormous amount of architecture amassed in one area. ..........So Xtianity destroyed this massive Temple! How many civiliztions has it erased in the name of a dead body on a cross?!

they filled the whole area with dirt, and worked on each piece , as if it was at ground level, then removed the dirt, they didn`t use ladders or pullies, and it is evident this method produced far more accurate end product. ;-p

Those pillars weren't one piece. They were built in layers, much like the Greek did. Probably influenced by them in the later dynasties

I Say That A Porcelain Oven Should Make It Right ? Thé Whole Égyptologue !

That isn't restoration work on the pillars bro it's evidence of geopolymer technology

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A google suggests heat would do that to granite.

Don't touch the stones!

Like how u show a frikken industrial crane on site... We need cranes now days to move the stuff Wtf

17:20 boncasztal

I think the pillars were made buy digging the pit, lay the floor and retaining walls, set the pedestals and first section of the pillar, bring sand into the pit to raise the floor to set the next section of the pillar and repeat until all is complete than remove the sand and you have the complete pillars.

It doesn't take long to figure out that ancient Egypt's art had no consistent standards for detail.

KA = SELF / ACTUAL BEING ANAK = THE EGYPTIAN KING NEGUS WHO MADE JOSEPH RHE MOST THEN JOSEPH GAVE HIS BROTHERS AND FATHER THE AUTHORITY AND RULE : THE PHARAOH LINE WHICH HAS THE CURSE AND JUDGEMENT FROM THE GARDEN OF EDEN, INCLUDING THE BLESSING (CURSE) OF JACOB WITH "CROSSED" ARMS OVER JOSEPHS TWO SONS THE FLAIL = THE HEEL THE CROOK = THE HEAD

3 and a half thousand years old...All of our religion ☯️the temples were destroyed so we never got to know the truth ....

Full “movie”, huh? 🤦🏻‍♂️

much of karnak is still destroyed...not well conserved or preserved...much reconstruction to be done...and isnt...could be done w/modern methods ...a waste i dont want to go there.....

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question you must ask is: with what kind of tool Egyptians cut, drill, carve granite, definitively not with bronze chisel and copper saw , so the question remains unanswered , only possible explanation is aliens , tools used were so much more advanced than ours

why do you have a police escort?