The Evolution of Ancient Egypt's Pyramids | Lost Treasures of Egypt

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Egyptologists explore why the ancient Egyptians only built these massive structures for a few centuries in their vast 3,000 year history.
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An immersive, action-packed and discovery-led series following International teams of Egyptologists as they unearth the world's richest seam of ancient archaeology - Egypt's Valley of the Kings. For a full season of excavations and with unprecedented access to the teams on the front line of archaeology, we follow these modern-day explorers as they battle searing heat and inhospitable terrain to make the discoveries of a lifetime. Using innovative technology and age-old intuition in their quest to uncover the secrets of these ancient sites, can the team's discoveries re-write ancient history?
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@NatGeo 3 года назад

What was the most interesting fact you learned about the pyramids of ancient Egypt from this video?

@TheChattounet 3 года назад

that it was much bigger than i thougt !

@tirumala224 3 года назад

@@TheChattounet watch this I'm posted video link... That is real history with proof 👍

@user-yr4od6vv4y 3 года назад

Please provide some videos bon Harappan civilization also

@ramblingrodriguez3558 3 года назад

That y’all are lying to people. The bigger pyramids are not newer then this 6 tier.

@hindhusthanjournalist2514 3 года назад

1) Huge Architectures during those early days. 2) Air passage

@Matt-zn3up 3 года назад

The fact that we only get 3 minute videos about such fascinating things Is heart breaking.

@ad5844 3 года назад

Exactly!! I want more!

@ankitasaini1283 3 года назад

There are an hour long videos too. Watch those

@stinkypoo223 3 года назад

theres a 50 min vid abt the Pyramids

@ajjaja892 3 года назад

@Nishant sharma yeah the Indian monuments n structures r rlly big but the pyrimids r litteraly 1000s of years old they have alot of secrets n history behind them

@volcommadness 3 года назад

There’s 100s of videos that are long you can watch...

@theuptownangel 3 года назад

I need longer videos...this was too short

@Pieishman 3 года назад

This is just an excerpt from a whole show, Lost Treasures of Egypt

@kristianmacamay8418 3 года назад

Exactly!

@lanjiojilake8442 3 года назад

Subscription to astro u can watch full

@wils19741 3 года назад

@@Pieishman I have the same name as you

@lizluizaa 3 года назад

This reminded me of my childhood and how I used to write every fact I could possibly get outta my history book about ancient Egypt, hoping that one day I’ll be a great Egyptologist and will discover amazing things. My mum told me that there’s nothing to discover out there anymore. I was devastated and had a mental breakdown. Well, 13 years later.... I’m an accountant.

@None-lr4sm 3 года назад

Sorry to hear about the breakdown! There is always something to add and discover!

@abomoaaz7245 2 года назад

Do not worry about what was discovered from the ancient monuments in Egypt. Nothing comes from what is in the ground. Every month, new discoveries are made, and all the houses next to the pyramids contain many traces.

@simone222 3 года назад

Anything in relation to ancient Egypt is so interesting.

@saidyaserdvm4598 3 года назад

They're even more fascinating when you see them in reality.

@simone222 3 года назад

@@saidyaserdvm4598 Indeed! Had the chance to visit Egypt twice.

@shivanshagnihotri9539 3 года назад

Ikr

@mariooliva8065 3 года назад

@@saidyaserdvm4598 0

@nyccoyax3831 3 года назад

too bad all this is BS and they ignore obvious facts about the pyramids and the civilization that built them.. and it was certainly not these egyptians

@smlchristian3 3 года назад

It's truly amazing that these structures have stood for thousands of years without collapse. Engineering at its finest.

@samsmith8982 2 года назад

Not really, they are the most structurally sound shape to build and its not like they are spotless

@smlchristian3 2 года назад

@@samsmith8982 Well back then it was a big deal, and I imagine it took some trial and effort to get it right.

@samsmith8982 2 года назад

@@smlchristian3 the perks of slavery xD

@nossta5242 2 года назад

@@samsmith8982 Who says the people who made the pyramid were slaves?

@ManOfPillowDoom Год назад

@@nossta5242 well a majority of them were but there were also alot of greek engineers

@mjjaafar256 3 года назад

The pyramids have always been something of interest for me because of the mystery that surrounds them

@Chris-hp9be 3 года назад

What mystery.?

@mjjaafar256 3 года назад

@@Chris-hp9be how they were built

@NatGeo 3 года назад

They are so fascinating! Thanks for watching.

@jaydee9355 2 года назад

@@jameskirby8756 You guys both have zero critical thinking skills. How were they built with stones weighing 2.5 tons each with the “technology” that they had back in their days? Sound ignorant if you want but it is a crazy fact.

@jamesk7283 2 года назад

@@jaydee9355 zero critical thinking skills? Let me guess, aliens did it.

@YusukeEugeneUrameshi 3 года назад

I want to see these pyramid in person. Hopefully someday. I'm always fascinated about Pyramid, Egyptians, Pharaohs...

@thefrub 3 года назад

Cairo keeps growing closer and closer. You can sit in a KFC and look at them

@javi8896 3 года назад

You will go

@Augfordpdoggie 3 года назад

i left the USA 23 years ago and have lived the rest of my life here in Africa-this place is amazing.

@GeraltBosMang 3 года назад

Let's go altogether before the world burns.

@down6ftdeep138 3 года назад

i was in cairo last summer to see the pyramids. i was fortunate enough due to my parents to visit a lot of places all around the world and i have to say seeing the pyramids was by far my greatest visit. reading about them and seeing videos is one thing but standing infront of them in person is truly a humbling experience. i educated myself a lot about their origin before and after cairo but after experiencing their immense and precize architecture not even mentioning the sphinx it only leaves me wondering how people can still be so ignorant and believe egyptians build them with stones and chisel. but everyone has to evaluate that for themselves. I wish you make it there and have a blessed time

@sararaider4095 2 года назад

this is why I love Egypt and its history 😍💜💚🧡😘😘😘😘

@meangreen7389 3 года назад

Having an unquenchable thirst for such history, this vid is like allowing a lost desert survivor to only see cool refreshing water. But I still loved it. Thank you again NG.

@commentdrops2110 2 года назад

It is amazing how the history of the ancient Egyptian civilization is still a mystery, although much is already known, the details of the history of the pyramids are still unknown. It was a very important civilization for our history.

@playarabbit 3 года назад

So much knowledge packed into the time it takes to make popcorn 🍿

@sudiptasinha4938 3 года назад

Amazing!! I only wish the video was longer. Just when the curiosity was building up, the video ended. Please make a long docu on this ever-interesting topic.

@sararaider4095 2 года назад

history is magical

@stevesalkas9128 Год назад

Love it know couldn't stand it in school always had ....how's this getting me a job knowing who what and when built this old stone who cares thing

@coolcheeto908 2 года назад

Great video! thankyou so much for this. it was outstanding and extremely inspirational also so informative! This has given me a different perspective of life!!!

@lyd4712 3 года назад

I really like this kind of video. Always amazed about the Ancient Egypt's civilization, hoping to see more documentary about the old Egyptian culture and not just about pyramids. Please make more NatGeo, I really like it.

@lilalien1262 3 года назад

Lol you can come to my history class in school, literally all they talk about is the kings of ancient Egypt and literally like so much other stuff- bts I'm Egyptian ;-;;

@angelinathedrifter 3 года назад

thanks ❤❤always ''ve been fascinated by those outstanding structures..

@drummerrogue 3 года назад

Those who played AC Origins would definitely have a special feeling watching these videos :D

@commentdrops2110 2 года назад

These structures are still standing there. After all these centuries archeologists, scientists and explorers still have been studying and discovering important facts and curiosities about these astonishing constructions. Their techniques were so advanced for that time that it’s impossible not to get hypnotized by these monuments.

@calbo4075 Год назад

Or maybe it's a case of the techniques were far less complicated. Just these days we humans don't use our brains. Even going back to Victorian times our building skills, engineering skills were so much better compared to today's efforts.

@monroehehe 2 года назад

I LOVE PYRAMID AND THIS ANIMATION WERE SO AMAZING THANK YOU

@itsjana4271 2 года назад

الواحد متفشخر بنفسه سيكا🌚💙

@annebell7274 3 года назад

Brilliant. Fascinating. Mysterious. Incredibly beautiful. I just LOVE Egypt. ❤❤❤

@NatGeo 3 года назад

We can't learn enough about Egypt. Thank you for your comment Anne!

@annebell7274 3 года назад

@@NatGeo Hopefully going there next year ❤❤❤😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

@user-ze4zz5dn4t 2 года назад

I'am from eygpt Thank you ♥️

@inba2162 3 года назад

It was amazing to think about Egypt

@pinkcats6129 3 года назад

Love watching Egyptian everything

@DunyaGezgini1 3 года назад

Thanks for your efforts and sharing.

@aishwaryascorner2703 3 года назад

Really Nice and Informative!!

@vlado2701 3 года назад

I'm deeply moved ! It's amazing ! Engineering structures evoke admiration and a deep sense of unsolved mysteries ... Helpful information and awesome video ! Faultlessly ideal job ! My deep respect dear The National Geographic for Your unique and noble Mission !

@SBJCREATORS 3 года назад

LOVE HISTORY

@devonsinclair6994 3 года назад

If you do don't learn from National Geographic

@AnkurRoy-bi9yz 3 года назад

@@devonsinclair6994 Nobody should disregard an entire channel for a few misrepresentations :P Nat Geo can be "a" source for information.

@ToBeOrNotToBeThatIsTheQuestion 3 года назад

@@devonsinclair6994 how come?

@devonsinclair6994 3 года назад

@@ToBeOrNotToBeThatIsTheQuestion Academia all around the world is just like everything else. There is egos involved and agendas. The truth is nobody knows for sure about things that happened thosuands of years ago. They can have their diplomas as much as they want but its a lot of theories with very little evidence. Also each goverment in their country have a completely different version of events, every country writes their own view of what happened and try to downplay the atrocities they commited. Most of these experts can't even tell the weather from yesterday and they always talking about dinosaurs and explosions in the galaxy billions of years ago, I mean come on...

@ToBeOrNotToBeThatIsTheQuestion 3 года назад

@@devonsinclair6994 I've never heard of a palaeontologist and an astronomer trying to predict the weather forecast. Have you?

@hassan_a9 3 года назад

When I visited the great pyramids of Giza I was astonished with how they managed to achieve and build such a huge structure and dig very deep tombs like this with the technology they had at that time. Many egyptologists think that there is something missing in the history of old kingdom of Egypt. I do recommend everyone to visit it if possible

@nealakuro5562 2 года назад

I wish u would play more of these I am fascinated with this stuff thank u

@divyanshkherde5019 3 года назад

Kids: discovery science Adults : nat geo Legends: Praveen Mohan

@divyanshkherde5019 3 года назад

@@shambhaviarun2261 oh really 😂😂😂, all the so called theorist or scientists make their own story to make it interesting

@ri8176 3 года назад

@@shambhaviarun2261 religious stories are always mysterious. He tries to link physical realities to mythical stories. You better look his works as discovering practices of ancient Indian.

@badshamolla8886 3 года назад

This is so thrilling!

@FishingDohaR 3 года назад

Great video! Love the content

@taslimchoudhary1253 3 года назад

Beautiful history 💐💐🇮🇳💐💐

@brea_2007 Год назад

What a wonderful video ! I learned a lot from it🙃

@Her_Mez 3 года назад

These kind of videos are the coolest

@CristinaSilva-zg1mj 3 года назад

Very good! Amazing!!

@user-su2fw9oj6x 3 года назад

I remember when I was in 6 grade and my teacher told us to do a project about ancient Egypt..I went straight to your channel...

@ronaldmolinasandoval1849 3 года назад

Saludos cordiales desde Sudamérica Santa Cruz bolivia 🇧🇴 👍 excelente 💜 👍 el video 📹 amigos 💯 puntos 👏 👏 👍 💜 😀 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

@kuuro_7712 2 года назад

Finally a video that's not a flashy discovery channel reality show or a history channel conspiracy theory nutcase, just straight history. And it was only 3 minutes. Such a shame

@TheChattounet 3 года назад

that's really cool and interesting !

@alextomlinson 2 года назад

Pyramid blocks were poured in situ using wooden moulds and a semi dry concrete/ stone conglomerate that when compacted would provide varying levels of smoothness depending on the moisture content of the mixture. This also explains the tight joints and the fact that blocks seem to fit together like 3D jigsaw pieces with the deformities from one block fitting neatly into the crevices in the other

@pierrejones1036 Год назад

Thing about those stones are they aren't a premixed mixed concrete they were either transported from quarry to cite. Thing is how. That's why the magic wand ie ank is still under study. May have harness energy like tesla was thinking who knows

@buffcosby1038 Год назад

@@pierrejones1036 definitely used for electricity

@ANRIESATO 3 года назад

Please make longer videos about ancient egypt

@Pattumchiriyum 2 года назад

Great experience ✌️👌❤️❤️

@janweechoudhary9584 3 года назад

Short video, so much knowledge. Still waiting for more😃

3 года назад

Beautiful and mysterious!

@starshine4635 3 года назад

Yay I'm early this is so interesting I learning new things and I hope your safe at quarantine as always

@no_commentary_gamer212 3 года назад

Bruh you're not even fifth

@keezziacatayoc 3 года назад

History students from Egypt are so lucky because they can definitely go to the cites of egypt civilization as part of their field trip.

@Tekmirion 3 года назад

Awesome indeed !

@dolenosa8188 3 года назад

Great Pyramids.. It's amazing

@greatblueshark1 3 года назад

Amazing

@NEWCOOKINGUSA 3 года назад

Your video is very good, I like it

@Khmeractivetv1664 2 года назад

Very interesting infos

@holliente 3 года назад

What’s the new era on the horizon 😳😱. Such a cliffhanger.

@alchemist9883 3 года назад

the fall of egypt

@gunduzubairzubairahmed3127 3 года назад

Thanks🌹❤

@pariveshnath4460 3 года назад

amazing

@sreedeviasokan3822 11 месяцев назад

Helpful for pyramids exhibition.

@commentdrops2110 2 года назад

This video is very interesting because it is an opportunity to reflect upon the ancient Egyptian civilization. So, we can understand how the Egyptians lived (for nearly 3,000 years) in the past. Also, we can think about the pyramids, structures of importance for the pharaohs. Besides, they are the most iconic monuments in Egypt until today.

@tonmoyfaride8375 3 года назад

wow! this is some things 😍😍

@naturaferox9201 3 года назад

Nice documentary

@juliuscanaveras2127 Год назад

Great!

@user-jg7pi5ql8g 3 года назад

Welcome to Egypt always 💙🇪🇬💙

@ramkishorkumawat3676 3 года назад

Knowledgeable

@aishikisarkar9824 3 года назад

Pharaoh, pyramids....basically anything related to Egyptian history is a topic of interest..... And history itself is interesting that maybe about any civilization Or anything else......Loved it😎....

@SeddikChannel 2 года назад

Epic!

@PipinhoSnow 3 года назад

Nice :)

@giandra595 3 года назад

This video is quite amazing. Imagine, these pyramids are as ancient to the roman empire as us to the roman empire.

@mohammedfaizan9168 3 года назад

Best video

@googleuser-nl5dr 3 года назад

I wish i could have been there!😔😔

@iqra07ify 3 года назад

nice

@sonihealthcare 3 года назад

Amazing... kindly provide such valuables information in Hindi language also.

@SnakeS73 3 года назад

What beautiful place

@History-Ancient-Egypt 2 месяца назад

Cool

@jnsyrsl Год назад

The pyramids are incredibly significant symbols for me representing stability, endurance, and permanence in a fleeting, dreamlike, and temporary world.🙏💙💙

@florianedesy2456 3 года назад

Great

@iyadoum5359 3 года назад

very fun

@anakdesachannel3736 3 года назад

Wow best

@BestOfAnimalss 3 года назад

National Geographic always brings good vids.❤️

@tameraboilsoud9839 8 месяцев назад

جميل

@commentdrops2110 2 года назад

Since I was a kid I like the Egyptian culture, because until these days we can’t discover all of their mysteries, like the mummification and the teachings for the initiates. One thing impresses me more: the way they just disappeared. Almost all their knowledge was lost and we try to decode their tracks.

@hongngoctruong1525 3 года назад

Everything in relation to ancient Egypt is the most attractive theme with me!!!! Love it. Hoping you will have a lots videos about it ❤️

@patrick4324 Год назад

I've been on your planet for a little over 3000 years and the pyramids were here when I 1st arrived. We find it absolutely astonishing that these tiny little humans built these with no super powers... We too are just amazed and can't figure out how they did it

@dianestander7930 3 года назад

I love this I want to visit Egypt

@user-bi2um6fo4i 3 года назад

Hi I'm from Egypt

@Abang-tukang729 3 года назад

Wooooo top

@aryadevidayanandhan7929 3 года назад

*interesting*

@ThangNguyen-pt6dc 3 года назад

video rất hay

@Travel.with.jafari. 3 года назад

Hello my friend 🙋‍♂️🤝🙋‍♂️💐💐Nice vidéo 👍👍👍🇨🇭🇨🇭

@lucyoriginales 3 года назад

I just think it's an awesome application 😋

@mirriammebelo5621 2 года назад

Egypt it's so cool

@angeliquefallahi5167 Год назад

I really want to see them

@user-ze4zz5dn4t 2 года назад

I'm proud to be Egyptian

@user-pz6zn4pm8p 3 года назад

Goooooood

@shawntanjack9283 3 года назад

Wow

@da1ved 2 года назад

I just saw the very interesting 3-hour documentary Great Pyramid K 2019, which proposes the theory that the pyramids were built with concrete. I've watched at least 10 documentaries about the pyramids and to me, the use of concrete to build the pyramids seems to be the best theory so far. The documentary also says that the ancient Egyptians also invented both the metric numerical system and the imperial numerical system, and were copied/adopted by Europeans, which we use today.

@buffcosby1038 Год назад