What did Cleopatra Look Like? Facial Reconstructions Revealed, with History. 

I find this to be fascinating. I mean, Cleopatra was FOREIGN ruler. Egypt was subdued and occupied by outsiders. But you guys still defended her and regarded her as integral part of your history. I live in Indonesia and we aren't kind to foreigners who occupied Indonesia. Since we were kids, we were told that the Dutch was very evil and cruel. We were taught how the Dutch sucked out our resources, killed our national heroes with evil tricks, and stuff like that. We don't hate the modern Dutch but we really hate the historic Dutch. IF someone made history movie about Dutch occupying Indonesia and they made the Dutch BLACK, I think the Indonesians would NOT defend the Dutch. Yes it's our history but it's painful history.

the true ancient Egyptians are the people we call Ethiopians today. the so-called fake Egyptians are just arabs slave masters from the white man, stop lying you stole the land call your self Egyptians its disgusting. look at david bowie wife ? shes is the true queen Egyptians. not you nasty slavery arabs who enslave black people. CLEOPATRA! was black not white

I don’t care what scholars or historians say, my grandma told me that Cleopatra was black.

@@rovin9547 hahahahah

No grandmother testimony here😂

I can’t wait till Netflix make the Hitler documentary with him being black😤

That’s on brand for Netflix

Netflix is a radical leftist streaming service that doesnt care about factual truth or any kinda evidence. Its pure emotional propaganda.

Egypt is sueing them now for changing their history. I do not understanding if there are actual factual things from the time period portraying a historical figure, people can still say it was a different way? The people that created the statues an coins actually saw the realm person and uses her likeness.

@@gusmacker919 I don't understand your comment. Are you saying that the Cleopatra that lived during the time of Julius Ceasar was mentioned in the bible? Because that is an absolute lie

I disagree about her dark-haired versions looking less natural I've seen plenty of women that look very similar and even stunning, I did also prefer the redhead though.

idk as a greek both look natural to me lmao

Maybe it's something in-between?

all her ancestors were from northern Greece. No reason to skip portraying her as possibly blonde.

@@teo2975 yes but her mother has egyptian rutes so she is more of a brown skinned women with blackish brownish hair but possibly black.

You'd not be allowed anywhere near her. And you certainly wouldn't want to be around her at the end.

@@conservovirtus5796 cleopatra had public ceremonies, and people were for certain allowed to go on them.

​@@pendragonsxskywalkers9518 true, but be like meeing a president or famous singer, guards preventing you from getting to close

LMAOOO 🤣

omg 😁😁😂😂😂😂

😂😂😂😂

I am dying of laughter.....ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

And here i thought she was native American because i was told by someone from the looney house 🤷

Greeks are dark, she looked Macedonian.

​@@gocestojanovski3723from the greek region of macedonia right? ;⁠-⁠)

All Greeks have black olive eyers, she is Macedonian

@@evilassjitnem Same, Republic of Macedonia or on your side

Most Greeks have Brown hair, i.e. dark blond. We also have a lot of totally blonde people, but most of them are turning brown in early puberty, for unknown reasons. In Greece, we always had all possible colors in our hair, from ancient times till nowadays.

What's worse is that it's called a documentary.

Buuuuut she blak tho???

@@datadavis can't tell if joke or not. Things go right over my head by text. *Woosh

@@swagmuffin9000 Its a joke, i dont speak ebonics, lol

@@datadavis lol no worries

Don’t wish for things that just might come true. After the Netflix Cleopatra fiasco nothing is safe. Who knows, they might make a “revised” version of Lincoln, Queen Elizabeth, and Santa Claus.

It's actually quite possible, even likely. These freaks from unHollywood and the rest of USA MSM obviously have no shame, no boundaries of their depravity.

Don't laugh, they will. Instead, start campaigning for films about historically black characters, but cast them with clearly non black actors. That'll fix things for a generation.

​@@kenjifox4264 Revised Lincoln was already made (whitewashed), Santa Claus is fictional and Queen Elizabeth is known as white

@@mysterionmccormick_ wrong. There are color paintings of cleopatra made when she was alive and none of them ever depict her with any black physical traits. None. The Egyptian government itself has put out an official statement confirming that Cleopatra was definitely light-skinned and not black. Cleopatra was Greek and Greeks are not black.

Yeah my grandpa is Egyptian and he’s really white. America thinks that all africans look the same. While there are brown and white africans

Jada pinket smith made the Netflix film (produced or w/e) and she stated she wanted cleopatra to be a strong black woman. So that’s what she did.

@@ZionistGundam meanwhile in reality, there are Egyptians who are really dark and some with same hair texture as myself today and all throughout Egypt's history. White people live in Africa today of course but not native to Africa or specifically Egypt

@@cjpp78ytube lol, what about North Africa? Berbere people have been there for a long time, and they aren't black. Africa is a continent with a lot of countries and different people, different colors, facial structures, different cultures, languages and religions. Africa is not "a big country with only black people". Sick of black Americans who don't even know their original countries and think Africa is just a big land with black shades.

because the women who made this documentary aren't Greek/Egyptian/Persian

Which is strange because they told their woke employees to quit and then turn around and made that SJW propagandistic garbage

​@@stephensharper4312Its truly an insult to Greek and African history. It implies that Africans dont have any real history and they have to be white to be valued and it just erases the fascinating true history of Cleopatra

my grandmommy told me she was black so she is black! LALALALALALALALALALA YOU CAN'T CHANGE MY MIND LALALALALALALALALALALALALA I NEVER DEVELOPED AN ADULT BRAIN LALALALALALALALALALA

They could portray Julius Cesar as a Chinese either, because that's what Netflix does.

It’s the new woke mandra I suggest to unsubscribe

Cleopatra was Macedonian/Greek by ethnicity. She was actually the only one of her family which learn Egyptian language-other Ptolemaic rulers considered locals as beneath them.

Classic Amercian stupidity and arrogance

Cleopatra was indeed a strong, proud, dignified black woman, a Queen indeed, a fact which, because of the racisms, she covered up with white makeup. When Caesar found out, he cried out, "By God I've been humbugged!", ran into the Senate, and stabbed himself 23 times.

@@jgirlLVR I can confirm. I know this guy that had a cousin who knew a girl who's best friend had an uncle that once met Marcus Anthony and he confirmed it.

Why!?

​@jgirlLVR Cleopatra is a Greek name and it means Her father's pride. You AfroAmericans go out of your way to culturally appropriate European, and Egyptian culture as if black Africans dont have a culture of their own.

Greek Macedonians

her face is on a coin she looked noting like this

It wouldn't surprise me.....I mean Ramses II has reddish hair on his own mummy which is insane.

basically Thracians were depicted with red hairs, but it should be normal to have mixed blood in those regions. macedonicans and thracians were neighbors

Also, red hair was seen as barbarian hair to many ancient Greeks too :P I mean earlier classical age

same. Considerably more alluring than just standard dark hair.

Totally agree she looked stunning

Can certainly see the attraction.

The one at 4:00 mark is the image made closest to her being alive.

The red headed one is the keeper. :)

So, she spoke several languages.

@@drdassler lmao

@@drdassler more like she spoke innumerous languages or a myriad of languages... several languages for me is something like 4 to 6 or 7, give or take. we are splitting hairs.

She probably was fluent in Greek and spoke some bits of a handful of different languages, and because she was noble and the Queen of Egypt, they made "was fluent in more than nine languages" out of it.

*Where did Cleopatra learn the Egyptian language ?* *Who taught Cleopatra the Egyptian language, given that no one in her paternal family had bothered to learn it after centuries of reign ?*

👋🏿Hey. Pretty wacky, right? I only came to this video to see how accurate the information is. Apparently it's simply white pride. Great premise but more attention to the facts should be paid. Thanks for the honesty, it was powerful. You can tell by the low amount of likes (YES!🤸🏿‍♂️), nowadays it means you're likely correct😂

​@@ml_kayAli So "white pride" equates to trying to be as historically accurate with the most reputable information known/gleaned? And what's wrong with literally anyone having pride in their ancestors and where they came from as long as they don't use it to put themselves on a pedestal above others/other races? Boy, you're wacky. *Extreme* Afrocentrism is a very special form of delusion.

I guarantee you, that they'll find a black Chinese queen.

henna on black hair doesn't show up as bright red unless it's covering greys, which shine up like new-minted copper wire.

Or maybe her hair was red/auburn it’s quite common in that part of the world. More than you might think. I have been there and seen it for myself

It is quite common for people with mixed European and Asian ancestry to have dark hair in the winter months and for it to get bleached by sunlight in the summer months to a reddish brown.

It could have also been a wig.

@@threenorns3 My hair is dyed with henna and it's red as in her picture, it only looks darker indoors, but it's still overtly red, so it would be described as red, I think. And my natural color is darkest brown. Women also have ways to lighten hair before using henna - back then, even. Just a thought.

She was inbreed her bloodline is all f up

Made my heart stop too. Probably because it’s true

Η Κλεοπάτρα ήταν Ελληνίδα στην καταγωγή! Οπότε κάλλιστα θα μπορούσε να είναι κοκκινομαλλα

Seriously??? She looked better in black hair

Search Cleopatra inbred on RU-vid she did NOT look even remotely good as this video is trying to make her out to be.

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it

I felt the same thing! I always have doubts about paintings and sculptures regarding their ancient accuracy to the image being portrayed. However I'm now leaning more towards the idea Cleopatra was genuinely recognized for her beauty as well as her judgment and ruling skills, at least for a time.

And all the new technology, that allows this!!!! 😮😯😲

sure when you all relaxed and safe at home

I think the hair was all wrong.

that's the RU-vid Algorithm for ya lol

She was black

@@FRAKKKA She was not black man, lol...

@@Telarius yes she was a black transgender man

Controversy? There is no controversy. She is black now. End of discussion. Marc Antony was Asian, and Caesar was Arapaho. End of discussion. Get with the program.

I felt the same as you, very strong. And, usually, what gives me chills, that’s the TRUTH. 😁

Yes and back then women with red hair in that part of the world with dark hair as the majority red hair was thought of as so beautiful. I learned that from the journals of Mohamed favorite wife

She was known to use henna in her hair and henna has natural red tones to it whether the color is dark brown or not, red undertones are always present. So that would absolutely make sense ❤️ what a beauty!

imagine time travelling back and see her, talk with her. it is mind blowing.

@@myspates6 Back then in the Mediterranean people were much fairer than today. Red hair is even quite common in modern Greece - and our genes are mixed in with Persian, Turkish and Albanian.

Thank you so much, I appreciate the kind words ❤️

Pharaoh Rameses the Great had red hair. Still has it, since he's a mummy.

It definently was as it has also been proven she wasn't ethnically Egyptian.She was actually Macedonian Greek.

Stunning!

In those times red wigs were more common that dark color wigs.

Fantasy is not reality.

@@bierlichen1 "fantastic artistry" in this context see adjectives: excellent, superb, remarkable, "artistry" in reference to technique, not subject matter.

@@bierlichen1 She is depicted in art contemporary to her life as having reddish hair.

FANTASTIC BULLSHIT!

I agree.

I can actually see her doing that to look more like Venus, being the smart woman she was.

Your reply was very interesting. Thank you for all those facts about Cleopatra and the hair dye. Of course, henna was very popular in Egypt (still is), and Cleo would have wanted herself to look more like Venus. Well written!

I mean, maybe. Cleopatra also came from a Macedonian royal line stretching back to Ptolemy I Soter, a minor aristocrat from Macedon in northern Greece, where the nobility and royalty constantly intermarried with Thracians and Illyrians in marriage alliances. The Thracians were consistently noted as redheads in both art and literature.

@@LaryAk47 that would be pretty incredible, its a nice theory

@@ericconnor8251 That's a good point. A lot of royals had red hair. I would think it would be difficult to dye your hair red if it is naturally dark, without bleaching it. I have medium brown hair and using red henna gives it a slight reddish hue, but from far away it just looks brown. Her frescoes were light brownish red, so likely her hair was light brown or red.

yeah the second red hair version (the less defined eyelashes) is the most natural and prettiest IMO

If you're not shallow? You can't just fall in love with a face unless you're a shallow 16 year old boy.

@@butterflymoon6368 Yes, you are not wrong, but think of it this way: she was a woman of power, frequently on display, possessing charms, breeding and grooming in addition to whatever personality glimpses, real or cultivated, were 'slipping out' in addition to that pretty face. Thats a breeding ground for fantasy land crushes of people thinking they 'know her' or just plain lust, especially for someone not immediately impacted by the backlashes of her status. Celebrity crushes of all shapes and sizes are not that uncommon. Frankly I wouldn't be surprised.

She build a fake smile, with a static lower part of eyes...but not to bad. A little bit sad to work hard on a deep humanity history, and not studying a smile !

@@butterflymoon6368 Hahahahaha, no, 16 year old boys don't fall in love with faces ...

@@palimpalim5291 Yep - all boys and men are all about the face.

yeah, well, I can't wait until someone comes up with the likeness of God!

@@mhmitzee God is probably: 👽

@@ourdivinemouseoverlord3308 : Probably made up!

@@mhmitzee or Jesus

@@REAL6 : is there physical proof Jesus existed?

You nailed it. Especially after watching season three of Picard, Deanna Troy fits exactly the description of Cleopatra. Her beauty was truly in her presence, not 100% in her looks.

Omg so true! Someone like Deanna would be perfect for Cleo. No wonder everyone would say she was alluring.

Well spotted 👍shame Netflix isn't so observant 🤔

OH Thank you...I thought there was something familiar about her.....

I was just about to comment this. You beat me to it. Curly haired Cleo looks just like Deanna from TNG.

So true. I know I find nothing more attractive than an intelligent woman I can talk science with. Adds +6 to their attractiveness for me... if not more.

beautifully put...made my heart smile...

Cleopatras grandmother was a concubine, no inbreeding there which is probably why Cleopatra was beautiful.

Another famous tragic royal figure, Empress Elisabeth "Sisi" of Austria was also very smart, yet she had some real issues due to the inbreeding. One does not exclude the other. In fact, she spent a lot of time in her mansion on Corfu, called "Achilleon", developed a love for the Greek people, financed some essential infrastructure projects on the island hence is being held with very high regard up to this day. She also spoke the Greek language very well and did the first translations of some of the most important European classic literature into Greek herself.

@@chrystale888 Inbreeding makes you get birth defects, it does not make you ugly.

No she probably was beautiful as well. Probably no supermodel but probably pretty and that combined with charm can be a powerful mix especially when trying to influence men. A women of extreme beauty without the charm may struggle to shape the direction men are moving in but a women with a personality and charm can be extremely powerful.

Literally what she said in the video.

Do you judge a flower’s beauty by its physical appearance or its intelligence, sophistication, and grace? A woman’s vagina in many cultures is compared to as a lotus flower.

yeah, sadly, however, most people just discren that from appearance anyway when it comes down to it

Very much so, JFR. And this goes for both men and women, by the way. All of which are deplorably lacking in this day and age. Warmest Wishes. Be Well and Safe. Out.

Native Egyptians certainly used henna to that effect, but the Greeks had a variety of hair colors. Like most other Europeans, dark brown and light brown hair were majority phenotypes, but a minority did have blonde and red hair. Macedon in northern Greece was also right next to Thrace. Thracians were noted as redheads in art & literature.

maybe she made herself auburn if her hair was already dark

But many middle easternes have redhair and blue eyes too. Even now.

@@dinil5566 Yeah, and we're talking about a Greek woman, Cleopatra VII, whose ancestors came from northern Greece close to Thrace, a land filled with Thracians who were universally depicted in art and literature as a bunch of redheads. Even art from Macedon like mosaics depict various people with red hair and for that matter the name "Pyrrhus" (like the famous Pyrrhus of Epirus) means "flame haired" in Greek. To this day there are a minority of light haired people in mainland Greece, mostly in the the north, far less so in the south and almost none in Aegean islands like Crete (although some Cretans are blondish brunets).

That's true. Good thought👏👏👏

genius though? How do you come to that conclusion?

@@jaykarhunen6568 fluently speaking ten languages, for a start

@@aubreyackermann8432 And a marketing genius. She understood how to create an aura around herself, and to shock and surprise.

I've never heard her described as anything but intelligent. She was practically the only woman of that time that was allowed to be educated like a man. I've only ever seen her described and perhaps slightly above average in looks, but it was her intelligence that made her beautiful and captivating. The first female largely, that powerful men looked to as an equal. Don't make her a pitiable thing, I've never ever heard anyone ever say she was an airhead.

@@jaykarhunen6568 Well Jay, besides speaking several languages, she must have also been a very astute politician, having managed to enchant the two most powerful persons of that time, Caesar and Marc Anthony ! History would have turned out completely different had she not been around - or not been as intelligent as she must have been !

some people that try to reach their political agenda, NOT the truth!! Reach a LIE rather

I agree with you 100% my friend. I find the "Documentary" from that nutty Jada Pinkett Smith nauseating. She made that self serving mess with only that poor old lady claiming that "her grandmother told her that no matter what anyone tells you, Cleopatra was black" Now who can question a reputable "historian" such as her ? 😂

Well, a sense of shame and being able to write your own history only happens with groups of people who have more than an IQ of 80.

According to the genetic data we have from people living alone the Mediterranean Sea around 2000 years ago more than 99% was what is called genetic white skin color, which means it you where working most of the day in the sun in Egypt you would have light brown skin, but it you where a very wealthy person like Cleopatra you would be unlikely to spend long hours in the sun every day and probably be white pale skinned. Similar to what I have seen the president of Egypts sister looks like skin tone. There are several Egyptians living in Denmark and most of them get as pale skin as ethnic danish people in the 6 months of the year where the sun is so weak that UV light doesn’t effect the skin color, unlike Egypt where the sun is strong enough all year 🌞 genetically white means that it can become light brown when exposed to long periods of UV light.

According to the genetic data we have from people living alone the Mediterranean Sea around 2000 years ago more than 99% was what is called genetic white skin color, which means it you where working most of the day in the sun in Egypt you would have light brown skin, but it you where a very wealthy person like Cleopatra you would be unlikely to spend long hours in the sun every day and probably be white pale skinned. Similar to what I have seen the president of Egypts sister looks like skin tone. There are several Egyptians living in Denmark and most of them get as pale skin as ethnic danish people in the 6 months of the year where the sun is so weak that UV light doesn’t effect the skin color, unlike Egypt where the sun is strong enough all year 🌞 genetically white means that it can become light brown when exposed to long periods of UV light.

Lol nice joke but I not the case😂

Hitler was Mexican, a black man never would have been that powerful. (And yes I'm a black woman. Not sorry)

Hitler was also a woman and MLK was an attack helicopter

Mussolini was a moose

I always thought Hitler was a Palestine freedom fighter opposing the Israeli suppression 😜

Cleopatra was BLACK DECENT

@@daquieshakeaundra2854 Not sure I follow you, She was of Greek ancestry and Egyptian royalty. We know who her parents were, we know where they came from. Are you saying she was Nubian? BLACK DECENT isn't a phrase I know. I would like to she an interpretation of her as a Nubian Woman.

@@daquieshakeaundra2854 ha ya right. And it’s descent*

She was the Queen and ruler of Egypt but she was of Makedonian and Pelopponisian descent. Both Greek. 🇬🇷 By the way she was a Red-head too

@@fredscholpp5838 to see* not she She is physically Ebony.

Cleopatra VII IS gorgeous, but its important to remember that she is highly intelligent, highly ambitious and determined. Her beauty and grace are extra bonuses

we do my friend... we do... nearly none of us men loves perfection... we are searching for some trademarks like freckles, non-symetric face, bigger eye brows or thin, a little scar that looks cute, beauty-marks (tell called beauty marks because normaly u would say: a black point on your face isnt nice but it was because its something different and only few woman had those), etc etc etc. most men and woman dont search for perfection.

I like how the running joke in Asterix & Obelix was showing her having a big nose and always have men infatuated with it. This isn't about imperfections but about ridiculous standards of beauty that kinda try to tell Middle Eastern women to get rhinoplasty to look whiter as that is supposed to be more attractive.

this

@BraisedRotisserie I think that it was most likely the beauty standard from those days. Overtime our perception of beauty has change.

Did you watch the video? She says in this video that her father’s side was Greek… BUT no one knows definitively who her mother or grand mother were.. AND that one of her ancestors on father’s side is known to have a native Egyptian concubine.. so it IS entirely possible she does have native Egyptian ancestry… she just claims that the chances are low.. BUT she WAS certainly a woman of color given confirmed Persian and Syrian ancestry.. again.. did you actually watch the video??

​@@doctorSpoc Yeah. Not even one rendering was of a black woman. Which is what Netflix "documentary" claims.

@@forbidden-cyrillic-handle but yeah.. would have been interesting to see a darker skinned version in addition to the olive skinned one.. we can say definitively that straight haired one is just wrong.. I have not seen even one statue or painting of her with straight hair so we can likely throw that one out!

@@doctorSpoc Which video did you watch? Your grandma video?

@@doctorSpoc Did you? Have you seen the profiles on the coins, the statues depiction...? That is pretty close to caucasian. Pretty Greek looking... even if some genes got mixed into the pot, she still looks Greek on those coins.

This is you people fantasizing. You wish she looked like that. Netflix got it right 😅😅😅😅

@@narmabc yeah ok man

@@narmabc Cope.

@@narmabcyou live in ignorant bliss

😂😂😂

She was black. She was of mixed decent…

@@desiblanchard5108 Wrong.

What is black though? an Indian could have darker skin than someone from Africa

@@jaybe2908 Black = Negroid, which originate from West Africa. Cleopatra was Greek, and thus white.

​@McSnapples Egypt is in the continent of Africa. It's rare for someone with pale skin to survive the harsh temperature of Africa. I do not believe she had pale skin..she might have been Greek but she was dark skinned Greek with African admixture

Antony also had a similar hair color, actually. He had reddish brown hair.

And Julius Caesar

@@tabbymrp yeah people keep falling for her for sure. But historically I don't understand the hype, just kinda seems like all you had to do was be roman.

@@grizzlyblackpowder1960 To bed Cleopatra you had to be *the* most powerful Roman. And willing to give her heirs i guess! Caesar gave her a son and Antony gave her at least 3 little brats.

accurate and that netflix series don't even belong in the same sentence.

​@bear532 Accurate and Netflix in general don't belong in the same sentence.

It is entirely speculative and is presented without evidence.

Of course, the Netflix historical revision wasn't designed to be accurate or entertaining. It was designed to push diversity and induce eye rolling, like all woke garbage.

@@kurtpena5462 I know and it’s crazy that Netflix ran with it

Seeing as how Hollywood keep erasing and replacing red heads with black people. It's funny to see Cleopatra could also be red head, and now they try to erase and replace her as well.

I personally think the dark haired version is the truth. Very beautiful regardless

Henna is a dye derived from the leaves of the primordial henna plant that grows in warm climates. While there is some conjecture regarding when it first came into popular use, the recorded history of henna points to ancient Egypt.

They dyed hair back then. 'Red hair greek' theory is absurd. You people want to believe there was this mysterious race that no longer exists when, in fact, modern people are a mirror to all the conquerors and original inhabitants that once existed. Red hair is almost nonexistent in modern Greece, if only by Western European migration. The Romans described the Celts, distinguishing their unique red hair. If that was commonplace in Greece, which was closer to the near east and interacted and mixed with the eastern civilizations, then it would be commonplace in Rome, which was more western.

@@maaz322Greece is more common then you think.

They did it on the bust in Berlin and the hair color came out as brown. They didn't define the shade.

Well there's still all the wall frescos of her that are painted, she used them in the video.

@@stsk1061 Alexander The Great had rosy blonde hair. Ptolemy I had brown-red hair, a bit like myself. So the odds of Cleopatra having had dark red/brown hair seems very likely, especially since her colorized illustrations show her with deeply dark red hair, not light red.

@@TheStraightestWhitest Two of Cleopatra's ancestors are described as being blond, but that was 200 years before her time. The evidence seems to suggest that she had dark brown hair but very fair skin.

@@stsk1061 Did you watch the video? I've seen countless illustrations of her with dark red hair.

Hahaha, high intelligence A? The Greeks got everything they know from Africa. Y'all still pushing this BS?

The eye-colour is surely wrong. The macedonians were pure indoeuropeans like Alexander himself. We find also explanations about the process of racemixing in Aristotles "politics". But at the time of Alexander the macedonians self were in every case a absolute pure tribe. What you called "Mediterranean eyes" are the eyes of mixed persons and such creatures were like the late sumerians, egyptians and so forth mostly the result of race-mixing with coloured slaves, in Egypt for instance with nubian slaves.

@@reneguenon7824 Cleopatra was a Ptolemy, a Greek. She was the only one who spoke Egyptian as well which is why many mistake her as Egyptian. I'm Mediterranean and have the colouring.

@@chiarac3833 The Ptolemies were Macedonians and kept their blood clean from foreign influences. Thats why I guess that she owned macedonian features. Mediterranean mean nothing. In ancient times all greek nations, starting with the Dorians were indoeuropeans with the look like the pure vedic and iranian people. Thats why many greek gods showing the "nordic look", pale skin, blonde hair, blue or grey eyes. And thats also the case with the most greek heros like Achilles or Odysseus or the Kings and Rulers of Sparta.

Was Cleopatra look beautiful that I could cry.....? ;(

Yep. They said she was ungodly charismatic and charming. Some women have that way about them

Obviously looks can be very magnetic. But even the people today who are celebrated for their physical beauty, also have a way to carry themselves that is out of the ordinary. But she would probably still be viewed as a physical beauty. As a queen, she would have presented herself in a, well, regal way, and have access to extensive beauty rituals to keep her looking her best. She would also not be subject to malnourishment and illness, which ensured that she would develop into the most attractive version of herself she could be. She would also have grown up with constant positive reinforcement, which would improve confidence and self-esteem, and that is something that is very noticable in a person. You see that in modern day upper class people as well - they do not have the same doubt about themselves. She would also be held to high expectations, and have teachers to help her achieve those expectations. Both socially, in ettiquette, skills, beauty, intelligence, diplomacy, etc. In combination, these factors would boost each other, and increase both her confidence, self esteem and charisma. Not to say that royals didn't also meet greater challenges and higher pressure than most people - but their baseline was 'higher', so in everyday social situations, this would greatly influence peoples first impression and the genreral impression of them. So even if there would maybe be more physically beautiful women, she would definitely still be considered very physically beautiful, as well as very magnetic. It was more because she also had a way of conducting herself that drew people even closer.

she still was pretty

Well she’s beautiful in the depictions

whoa hold them horses ... back then ..(still and always)... big thick woman were the sign of complete beauty. All during the ages women, have tried every dangerous procedures to fit into the times. Beauty was always implied.

Maybe it was all a big conspiracy to give this channel more views.

Netflix is focused on propaganda and brainwashing the youngs, they don't care of other stuff.

it's fairly basic historic knowlegde that Cleopatra was of Greek Decent and looked so. I don't think this video is that enlightening for most people. it's interesting, but it's not a revelation. Every adult with at least a vague interest in history knows this stuff.

@@Jaymes400 and yet Netflix releases a worldwide documentary portraying a black queen... I, just like many others, knew she was of Greek decent (and thus not ethnically black) but nobody really knows what she actually looked like (yes, we have coins, that famous Berlin bust and paintings but they all show different face features) so what this channel does by giving 3D colorful interpretations is quite impressive.

@@houssem.khaledall depictions of her have fairly similar facial structure and that’s stated in the video

Is that person single? Harmless joke. 😊

@@johnc.8461 You don't want to marry her because the queue to be in her bed would be a mile long ! 😂 I have always wondered why guys want to marry the most beautiful women . Me : I would just do them when given opportunity but marry a plain jane home maker

Reincarnation?

Not at all, she was Macedonian

Cleopatra was black and since she was several generations of incest inbreeding she had deformities, she wasn't beautiful as they portray her

Thank you!

yep it blew my mind when that image smiled!!!absalute knockout

I could see someone with that look capturing the eye of the two most powerful Romans of their time, and her intelligence and social grace keeping them captured.

@@RoyaltyNowStudios Can you do on Gautam Buddha?Plz🙏🏻🙏🏻. He had blue eyes and curly hairs.

Thank you

@@Nin10dofan8 R.L.M Redhead lives matter too !!!!!

@Solur Lol that's actually funny :D

@Solur what does red head have to do with black

@@sammyjr6989 Hollywood has replaced any redhead female with Black, including Ariel.

@@wesmo_ I see your point but why

Whats a chronovisor and who are the pleiadians? Are you living in fantasylad?

Just Beautifully Stunning 😍

So it's not only a myth . She was really beautiful

She was the product of 5 to 8 generation of heavy inbreeding. Just check her family tree. So her beauty is questionable.

@@locolobo958 Does inbreeding affect beauty always? I thought it affected the mind and lead to madness on occasion.

@@UrielsJunkDrawer king Tut and Charles of Spain were also example of generations of inbreeding, both have lot and lot of deformities, whole body including face. King Charles ancestors were marrying cousins but in the case of egypt they were marrying sisters and brothers, father daughter, half sister. So if king tut and Charles have a lot of issues and far from being beautiful, doubt Cleopatra was beautiful, also the coins with her face look like a witch, with long nose etc. You can read everything about all these people on internet.

Thracians were said by the Greeks to be the most numerous people in the world, after the Indians. (Also said nobody on Earth could hope to fight against them if they actually organized). Very fair skin, red hair, blue eyed Indo-Europeans. Im pretty sure they are a large reason for the red haired genes and the typically Indo European haplogroups scattered all throughout these regions.

If modern day Greeks and Slavs are at least somewhat representative, then I can believe that. Red hair isn't super common but definitely not unheard of.

@@vessela7484 - here's a conundrum ... my great-grandfather came to America when he was 16, from Sicily. He had hazel green eyes, and auburn hair. From Sicily. That's right IN the Med, so who knows where his genes came from. My great-grandmother was more explainable. From Ancona Italy - blond haired and blue eyed. My great-grandfather from Limerick Ireland had jet black hair and deep blue eyes. SOOOO many questions 😆

​@@pawwalker3492 Diversity exists everywhere. I'm bulgarian and I have green eyes and my grandpa's eyes were bright blue.

@@vessela7484 - that's my point, too. I love that most of my family, on both sides, don't fit typical looks. My great grandmother from Italy - Ancona is way up north, on the Adriatic. So, to me, it's no surprise she was blond and blue. But a red-headed, green eyed Sicilian gives one pause 😆 I love this stuff!

An average beauty for middle eastern

I basically have very close to similar features to her. Thanks for calling me average, but hey society only considers what's trending now and they all look the same. All best.

@@lacil8895 lmao you choosing to take that personal speaks more on your self esteem

I ll never understand why ppl confuse sexuality with beauty. U dont have to be a model to be charming etc . But still , u can be top . Perhaps ,fem sexuality is more important than extreme beauty. Add brain and her intellectual skills so u have it

@@honkingantelope1990_ for a man it is more important to have high feminine energy than to be highly beautiful & both are different