Villagers React To Ancient Egyptian Queens Portraits Brought To Life Using AI Technology 

Wow. Never thought of it that way!

All the mythologies would be fun to watch. I lot of my social circle know Greek Mythology and maybe a little bit of celtic from fantasies, but eastern mythologies too. ANY of these would be so interesting to see and watch their reactions. Babu would be a great person to hear his input.

so pretty much like today

Not so very different from internet people today with idealized cartoon avatars - a sort of ancient Egyptian virtual reality, in a way!

I once had an internahip in a museum when they had there a lot of mummies. Some of the egyptian ones had artificial ears and noses. The egyptians had cut off the real ones and replaced them with new ones during the mummification process.

He's ok he just ran out of tea

@SR Brant I've noticed that too. I hope he's doing well and has just been busy with home, life and family. Hopefully the producers/channel owners will give us an update.

I think it was Sarru that mentioned that Babu was busy with some work in one of the previous videos.

I’m a patron of this channel and I think they said that Babu was out of town

@@peytone5387 Thanks for the update!

Sounds like cheap thrills to me

Big hugs, Angela. Sorry for your loss.

So sorry you lost her. Hugs if you want them. 💔 💔 💔

@@eltonronjovi2238 thank you.

@@monicapdx thank you.

@@thekaren1111 She would be lucky.

Raeen already is married to a queen!

@@viciousyeen6644 So HE is lucky, eh?

romanticizing

@@starrynight1657 why not? We all need a feel good moment.

Never saw authentic queen Ty.

The hair and the Skin color.

I have wondered this, since someone in the comments said he was in his 20's while the guys once referred to him as an adolescent.

@DiZ Zkl finding them is more important as their tombs are completely unknown plus we need to figure out what they are

Dna does work on them they just cover up the answers because they don't like that they are white. Lol Cymric to be precise. Ancient Britain's who continuously have their history hidden. But it's all in our history. The most ancient and most detailed and the most hidden and abused.

@@leestirling4623 dna is only so good as dna was tried the problem is the entire mummification process destroys something in it. We only have fragments of dna from mummies not enough to say exactly who they were. We actually proved it by doing a modern mummy using a body donated to science and what records we have using old techniques. We monitored the body the entire time and five years after mummification a tooth was taken out for dna testing and literally just fragments of DNA showed up on the test. It’s just so weird.

The Younger Lady is almost certainly not Nefertiti. She is definitely the mother of Tutankhamun and the sister of the boy king's father, Akhenaten, but we cannot be sure as to her identity. Historical evidence suggests however that Nefertiti was not Tutankhamun's mother, meaning the Younger Lady is likely ruled out. As for the damage to her face, it's consistent with either a blow from a blunt object or a kick in the face from a horse. Both plausible, but difficult to say. As for missing monarchs, this can easily be chalked up to tomb raiding in both contemporary and ancient times. As Egypt declined, the priesthood actively participated in state sponsored looting, ravaging nearly every royal tomb in the land. Mummies were unwrapped, carelessly stripped of their valuables, rewrapped and dumped in communal tombs. Over the following centuries, they were plundered for use as curiosities, ground into powder to serve as medicine, fuel or even paint. As such, it's a wonder we have as many bodies as we do, since many famous pharaohs (perhaps even Alexander the Great) may have simply been dumped on a fire somewhere.

We are on a journey to Himalayas along with babu you will see videos soon.

@@CommonManShow thanks for the answer iam looking forward to see it

Idk tweezers aren't some fancy piece of technology, they are pretty simple to make. I'm sure they had some form of tweezers back then. Edit: just read up on it and turns out tweezers were already used around 3000 BC

You can use a string and a special technique to pluck eyebrows, you don't even need tweezers.

They had tools. They waxed with sugar

You can read about jhansi ki rani or kittur rani chenamma, they were women who bravely fought the Britishers for freedom.

The area that is called India today consisted of hundreds of empires as well as democratic city states inhabited by hundreds of different communities, tribes etc. And they had diverse cultures. In some women were significant. In some they were not. There were some women rulers as well as warriors.

@@RohanKumaar Indiashers had empires too

@@RohanKumaar they clung to their outdated ways and rejected moderninity,luckily they failed and now you are a nuclear power,you are welcome. and that goes for uk,queen boudica shouldnt of resisted rome,they waas vastly superior and we learned alot from them.

@@rhiddhis well we don't know any of them. Except Mumtaz who did nothing but having kids , so...