RICHEST Burial In The America’s! Tomb Of The Lord Of Sipán 

thanks for this video, Ancient Americas brought me here 😊❤❤

I'm really glad ancient America's mentioned you

Holy crap I fell behind. It's been a busy week. This has always interested me. It is very interesting.

Ancient Americas is a gem, i'm glad to see you collaborating with him.

I visited this site on my first trip to Peru. The artifacts left behind were amazing.

You are amazing. You are comfortable and good in your presentation. You pronounce names and scientific terms flawlessly. Enjoy your channel

If you wanna know more about the Moche culture from ancient Peru I highly suggest checking out the video on the Ancient Americas channel. Watch the Video By Ancient Americas Here; ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-j-TyUIc5Gro.html Become a Channel member: ru-vid.com/show-UCMwDeEoupy8QQpKKc8pzU_Qjoin Support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/HistoryWithKayleigh

Thank You Kayleigh for helping us to learn & grow. Greatly Appreciated 🏆🏆🎖🎖

Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video.

Cool owl tattoo, very good video, hadn't heard of these discoveries. Thank you for the content.

I really loved your excellent summary of this archeological site. Once again thank you for your very informative talk. I visited this site three years ago with a local archeologist. The actual site is surrounded by active sugarcane fields and village dwellings and does not quite resemble the image shown, that's ok. However the museum of lord of Sipan where all the artifacts are housed is spectacular (no cameras allowed inside). The tombs and skeletal remains and how they were found has been recreated inside. The gold & silver peanut necklace is extrordinary and suggests that not only was this crop key to them but possibly domesticated by them. The rest of the world has much to thank them for gifting us peanuts, if this is indeed so. Thank you & hope to have the privilege of visiting Egypt with you this October 🙏

Great finding your channel. You are lovely to listen to. Very clear and concise and that’s a beautiful owl.

Your so good at this. I get so tired of people that sound like a robot.

love the ink and a great show really enjoyed it thank you

Today is a great day as it is the first time one of your videos appeared in my feed. History channels such as yours are very difficult to find.

Thank you for another educational video Kayleigh, and... I like your dress and your tattoo by the way.

Another great video Kayleigh! Peru was home to many amazing cultures.

Kayleigh..., I always enjoy you; thanks again for educating me about these new discoveries. Nice tat too...! (get it?!)

Peru is soo beautiful the country is so rich in culture and biodiversity!

Love the channel and content, plus kayleigh is gorgeous, oh BTW lovely tattoo 😍 x

Hi Kayleigh, great video, it's nice seeing my country's history in a spotlight sometimes, I've been watching your videos for 6 months or so. You're so well spoken and your videos are always interesting. Keep it up :). Greetings from Peru

It absolutely boggles my mind that most people haven't ever heard about this culture, and those people were here for thousands of years. It makes me realize my problems are small. It makes me realize that millions of Moche people had small problems that troubled them immensely.

I want to go to Peru to see Sipan, Chan Chan, Chauchilla, the Nazca Lines, Machu Picchu, and Cusco, of course!

Wait. Golden peanuts? I want to see a golden peanut! Thanks for another fascinating video about another amazing arch site.

Love the green top so beautiful !! Great info !!

Have to go so much to see Awesome choice rich,dark, earthy colors. Nice shirt and all

I have been studying ancient civilizations for many decades. But, I always learn something (s) new. Great work

Kayleigh you got a gift! You bring such an interesting subject and at the same time keep it light enough so that we are entertained as well. Thanks and keep it up. 👏😊

Allereerst thanks for sharing. Zo wat een vondsten achter elkaar. En wat een goud zeg. Idd die voeten, maar tegelijkertijd je moet wel echt hart hebben voor je koning om mee tegaan in zijn dood. Bizar dat er zulke tijden waren. Hoe dan ook een mooie vondst natuurlijk die veel vertaald over hoe of wat in die tijd. Thanks.

Beutiful Video Peru , culture Sipan

Great video, thanks Kayleigh.

Great video, Kayleigh!

I worked with Ancient Americas on his Teotihuacan video/work with other channels on Mesoamerican stuff! The Andes is something I know a bit about tangentially, but every time I see Moche art it makes me want to really dive deep into the region: The ceramics and metalwork and the murals on the Huacas is just incredible (same for Chimu metalwork and Wari/tiwanku shell/precious stone figures), including recently being able to see some of the Funerary regalia from burials like the one here during the first thime they traveled outside of Peru (some of them may have even been from this site, though not the Lord of Sipan's in particular). If you want I can shoot you some photos I took! Anyways, something I'm actually quite curious about I haven't been able to look into yet is there any any signs of ornate murals on Huaca Rajada like there are at Huaca de La Luna and Cao Viejo. I assume much of the outer portions of Huaca Rajada were erroded, but still I wonder if there were some traces of it or any on the interior, earlier construction phases that were excavated alongside the tombs. I wish I had more to say, but unlike with Mesoamerica where I can leave 12 paragraph comments, I know much less about the Andes, so that's all I've got to say. If you ever plan to cover Mesoamerica though, feel free to reach out, i'd love to help if scheduling permits, Ancient Americas can send you my info (I'm MajoraZ or Majora__Z on most places)

Love the Owl!! Great vid ! Thank you

Thanks for this amazing video!

Another great video. I do learn something new most of the time.

Your dramatic way of saying it may have not given up all its secrets was very nice. Well done.

great video! a little bit of constructive criticism: in spanish the letter j makes a sound that is like the english h not the english j so rajada sounds more like rah-hah-dah

Very good Kayleigh. I love your site videos. You are so thorough and enthusiastic in your descriptions. Excellent video

Lots of beautiful artwork in the video, both ancient and modern. Very nice tattoo!

Cool information and a new look. Love the tattoo.

Thanks for the video. Very cool tat, the best are the ones that carry a personal meaning.

Kayleigh is undoubtedly greatly versed in Peruvian archeological history; in particular the Moches. Her presentation was interesting and factual. My husband, an avid desk student of Pre-columbian history, really enjoyed her presentation. More pictures of the events depicted would have been helpful. Thanks.

His guard was DE-FEETED before he started.

Neat tattoo! Love learning about the Mochi - *Edit: Moche.

Sweet , thanks Kayleigh ! This is my jam. Not sure how this vid eluded me but whateves , I found it now , cheers !!

beauty and ancient history. oh my.

I want to go to Egypt 🇪🇬. But you’ve already gone by the time I’ve seen this. Your arm tattoo is great too. I love my grandmother too even though she’s only around in my head anymore and the stories of when she would act out , which was often.

I love your tattoo! I can't wait to see it once it's healed up. :)

Thank you for this Ancient Americas mentioned you. In some movies they always have a Mochie ceremony knife somewhere hanging on the wall I always recognized it and sometimes a piece of familiar pottery

Wow Kayleigh, you really cranked up the heat for this one! 😳😆😊

Wow, and great video!

As always Kayleigh, Concise, and informative. Thank you so much.

Thank you just subscribed 👏

as somebody who is interested in history im very thankful you made a video about it. the americas are very underreprisented in archealogy.

It is official. You would be the greatest grade-school teacher until the end of time. The kids would just adore you.

Love the tattoo Kayleigh and your channel!!

Greetings, Kayleigh, I am from Trujillo (city developed on top of the Moche cities by the spaniards). Just want to add some details to your video. From a very young age, back in the 70's, we would go to the Huaca de la Luna or del Sol or to Chan Chan to collect what we called "Shakiras" (not the singer, just little charms) that we would find either on the surface or by excavating with our hands, we would make necklaces and sell them to the "gringo" tourists for about 10 dollars each. They were made of bone, stone or turquoise.... That's how we got money to go later to the movies or buy petty stuff. People in their 20's or 30's would come with a shovel and look for bigger stuff, like "huacos" which are pottery in the shape of a human face.... or pots, which would fetch abut 50 or 100 dollars..... and I would say, we didn't know any better. Nobody told us that it was illegal or "not good". We learnt at school about the Moches, but not really much about not looting. Consciousness came with maturity and we formed a group to instruct schools about it. One of my neighbors made a huge collection of huacos, currently still at his house. He would specially collect the sex themed huacos. I think we are missing out on many private collections. One rich guy, probably had a conscious shock and opened a museum under his own name to show his collection to the people. This is still there in town: the "Casinelli" museum. They made our collection at the university looking really poor. By the way, "huacas" as understood by the locals are not rocks but places in which the ancient people could talk to the gods. Sort of a "Stargate" if you will. They would consume ayahuasca and talk to them in trance. There were some weird beliefs, such as the existence of "karkanchas", people with a skull face, probably un-dead, with esoteric powers.... also did a lot of human sacrifices, which saddens me, but that's what it was. Angry gods wouldn't provide food. They also made examples of loosing warriors by parading them naked and chained through town. I loved your video as it brought warm memories about my childhood. If you would like to pronounce the names of the places well in Spanish, "Huaca Rajada" is "uh-ah-ka ra-ha-da" and Lambayeque is "Lam-bah-yeh-keh" Most of the discoveries, such as the Señor de Sipan, la Señora de Cao and the Huaca de la Luna excavation came in my life time and I was very excited to see that so many things were buried where I used to roam as a kid. I also met Dr. Alba at the University of Trujillo, even though I went to Mechanical Engineering, he was always preaching about our heritage and did several reach outs and fund raisers all over our alma mater. Some people are just too good. I would make him presidente in a heart beat. Kudos to your Chanel. Of course, I am already subscribed.

Well done and very interesting.

Show off that beautiful owl tat! I've got 3 different owls tattooed on me! I want a 4th, actually! 😁 Anyway, here's a comment and like for the Almighty Algorithm. 👋🏼🙂👍🏼

Beauty and Brains. This makes your channel extraordinary!

Very nice tattoo, that it has a family connection makes it that much more so. Respect for getting it in a sensitive area (the back of the arm parts must have been "special") and to your artist for doing a fantastic job.

Thanks for speaking about my country Perú! I'm a tourists guide and each day are more discoveries in every archeological area of the different peruvian cultures

hi, Kayleigh! somehow i missed this yesterday. no matter, just curious. thanks for showing us your new ink. pretty darn cool, darlin, and meaningful, too. i remember reading of this when it was found, but the info was sketchy, at the time. your presentation was much more interesting and informative. the connections of the three burials and the fact of their completeness is fascinating. to think they had not been seen for almost 1800 yrs and had not been looted, does compare with Tutahnkamuns tomb. and the oldest tomb having the best metal-work makes me wonder. great video, Klee! always enjoy time spent with you. and i'll be checking out the Ancient America site. thanks for the heads-up!

This was an excellent video Kayleigh. Your research and rehearsal shows well. Further, holy mackerel, not only is your academic mien, impressive, you’re exceptionally attractive today. Much respect.

You make it hard to concentrate, but I love your content, i'm a fan forever! Love ya Kayleigh!

beautiful and smart!!

Very well done. Subbed 👍

Very interesting video. I recall this site being investigated in the late 80’s-early 90’s. National geographic as I recall. Since the initial tomb had been looted the arrival was really about what they were able to learn about the looters, secondarily about the tomb occupant himself. I’m glad the dug deeper than the tomb robbers. Fox out.

To go to twomb two together would be teriffice . 😆 Another well researched and interesting video . I'll check out the Ancient Americas channel . Thanks. Nice personal touch with the tattoo story and your grandma . You look nice BTW .

Very good work on your tattoo

It was very evident what would happen later, Peru has the first civilization of the Americas, and later the largest empire in all of pre-Columbian America... THE INCA... The question is, why was this territory so blessed? It is the geographical location? the ancient Peruvians still have a lot to tell the world, recently I saw some famous pyramids of Paratoari in the enormous Peruvian jungle and that the government hides information... that more ancient civilizations are hidden in that territory.

Great video and neat tat!

Did I ever say I love the loons in your intro. They have a lovely voice. I remember going to sleep to their songs.

That was sweet, doing the owl for her! You do have a soft spot! (heart)

Congratulations on your owl tattoo, always be yourself. 😃 Owls have many adaptations that make them great predators- their super quiet flying ability, their night vision

A wonderfull video and a cool tatoo. You say the two women where reburials, but the two warriors and the amputee? Where they human sacrifices?

Cool owl. We humans seem to have a fascination with owls more than any other bird, especially so in some cultures like Japan.

You are perfect. Love show.

Splendid 👍👍

I’m sorry I missed the live feed. I was busy at another channel directing his viewers to your channel because he could not answer simple questions you have recently addressed in your series. Not all channels are equally blessed with insight. Bad fox out.

Connection to the timer timed out ? Informative thnx again.

it is a good production tip to have a standard opening and closing along with a theme song, check out time team for an example

Very informative video. I live in Peru and have visited both Huaca Rajada (pronounced ra-ha-da--the Spanish J sounds like an English H) and the Bruning museum in Lambayeque where the items found are displayed. As you say, they are impressive. While the Tutankhamen treasures are more spectacular (and I've seen them as well) the Señor de Sipan finds were important since they were undisturbed by 'hauqueros', or professional tomb robbers. You should visit Peru if you haven't already--there are so many interesting sites on the coast alone which your viewers might find interesting. I live in Lima and am within walking distance of one small ruin, and within biking distance of another. Your comments and explanations fit the facts known so far.

whoa, that's a beautiful owl tattoo. I have an Owl tattoo as well, they are my favorite animal! My tattoo is a great horned owl holding a red rose between his taloned feet and in the center of the rose, there is a heart shape(but you have to look really closely.). I look forward to more videos from you, bravo Kayleigh!

Thanks Kayleigh

Very interesting

It's wonderful how much archeologists have learned from the little that survived. Thank you for publicizing this. You might do a video on extraordinary cultures that were wiped out leaving us only tiny hints of past splendor.

You are the very best

What a cool video

I am glad Dr Alva was able to save all of that. One day the looted items will return.

Oh nice I didn’t miss the premiere.

Very cool video. It is so cool that they found tombs that robbers hadn't raided. It should provide many years of research material. Plus some that can be displayed and shown to the world. The craftsman who built the jewelry and armor were amazing. Love that green on you and the top is very cool. Very cool ink young lady.

Thank you for what you do!:)))

Kayleigh is so awesome! She's like a Sutton Hoo or Tut's tomb level of awesome... Rock on Kayleigh!

So cool. I have no other words

Looking fabulous Kayleigh and the Moroccan sun did you well (iv been told I might appear but I’m not being sarcastic I can notice)

I would love to work with you on Clovis sites here in the United States if you ever have time

2:55 "Waka" is also the noise made by Fozzy Bear after he tells a joke. 😀

Good vid.