Temple of Hatshepsut Explained - Luxor 

Definitely this one ! Are there any other Egyptian temples that are blended with the nature/landscape around them ?

For sure this one.Horizontal lines.Perfect proportion

This is wonderful, but, for me, the hypostyle hall at Karnak must come first.

This one and Abu Simbel. But, seriously, I want your job maan. I love ancient civilizations and their artistic expressions. Keep up with the good work!

Edfu Temple I loved because its so well preserved.

Thank you! I'm glad she enjoys them!

peace be with her!

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Did u mean valley of kings?

@@JaMorantfan420 No Valley of the Queens, Valley of the Kings was about 4Km down the road and a lot more closed in with narrow pathways.

@@GodsVibes oh, well thank you for teaching me something I only knew KV

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Yeah, I didn't know until recently that they pretty much painted everything. It makes me wonder what this stuff looked like new. Since well before photography even it's been stone with some things painted, the things that have lasted. How much of what was painted is completely gone to where it looks to us as though it was never painted? I'm sure different materials used, paint mixtures and dyes lasted due to the different sources in the paint (also location and exposure to sun.) It would be wild to see how it looked new (color schemes that we don't know about), even drop by for a visit to the one that was 500 years earlier. Who knows if this happened, but if the 500 year earlier one had been faithfully maintained during that time too? Or had it turned into an old place to them and seriously in need of restoration with the painting of certain things?

It was the place for the family to came togather in the evenings when the sun was low and it was cooler. A pool in the center of the garden, with lotus plants in it, brought additional cooling. In the temples there were gardens where plants for making perfumes grew. It is part of the ritual that the figures of the gods were rubbed with fragrant oils every day. Temples were places of beautiful fragrances.

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Persepolis is beautiful. It must have been extraordinary when first built. I too would like to see a good documentary on it.

Did they ever recorded these hauntings?

There was nothing called egyt empire Egypt is new country name This was called kemet and nubia.

Nah it was the first gaming pc

Isn't everyone bald and shaved that time? And also since they have massive lice problems-everyone pretty much is depicted with fake hair, eyebrows, and beards. Idk just answered it with common sense. If anyone can back it up with actual historical data, it'd be good. im too lazy to take a google search

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