I thought this was a video about time stamp clocks. That stuff in the background about Egypt was distracting.

@murielryspert8087

2 жыл бұрын

Sophie

@user-on6mv8pm5t

2 жыл бұрын

@@murielryspert8087 Нет есть другие

@tpxchallenger

2 жыл бұрын

😅

@ScorpioMojo

Жыл бұрын

The pictures and images of brown skinned African people? Or the way this xenophobic propaganda shadowed and shaded closeups of the images painted everywhere 🤔

@njedmonds1984

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

My great country, proud to be Egyptian ♥🇪🇬

@diameadozen

3 жыл бұрын

So your from Egypt how do you think the pyramids were built and do you think they are older than what they say they are?

@bilelngando4398

3 жыл бұрын

@@diameadozen you think he got the answer ? 😂

@diameadozen

3 жыл бұрын

@@bilelngando4398 I was never asking expecting him to give me a answer that would actually be the truth I never said that I would agree with his opinion I was just wondering what the opinions of the people who actually live in the country are compared to what we are told in the West and what we read in the West. "Dick" Depending on who you listen to or what you read everyone has a different opinion. Whether it's Neil deGrasse Tyson or Graham Hancock, Randall Carlson and many others they all have many different opinions. You're a piece of s*** by the way it's because of people like you that the world doesn't get along.

@Based1889

2 жыл бұрын

@@diameadozen oof single handedly ended him lmao

@KingOfAfrica90

2 жыл бұрын

U r proud to be descendants of Assyrians not Egyptians

It may be just me! This a brilliant presentation, the best reconstruction of Ancient Egypt I have seen (and I try to see them all). One criticism, which may be unique to my KZread experience; the vision has a digital video counter running in a black box with rapidly scrolling white numerals for the time play of the program. Surely this is not intentional. No other viewer has reported it as far as I can see. Does Altair4 require this unsightly feature? Also, folks. These presentations are superb. Why are you not selling them by subscription or DVD? I'll buy them!

@MH-sm5qk

Жыл бұрын

i have the time counter too, and so does everyone either the commenters here are less petty, or comments criticizing the video were somehow filtered out

@BobSmith-un5mw

Жыл бұрын

It is , no flash no BS and concise

@bobeige9594

11 ай бұрын

Yes, I see the scrolling counter also. The presentation is excellent.

@williamrodriguezmswlcsw8119

5 ай бұрын

I also have the time stamp in the center of the video

I agree the counter was distracting but not enough to keep me from watching it. It was Excellent!!!

That counter gives me anxiety.

@addijarred5165

4 жыл бұрын

I feel this at another level

@silenttvshka

4 жыл бұрын

Y'all taking everything to literal

@alloneword7427

4 жыл бұрын

@@silenttvshka this was a while ago. I went full cock head in my reply. I think I was having a bad day lol (sorry Jane by the way).

@mst4813

4 жыл бұрын

@@alloneword7427 apology accepted on Jane's behalf

@loriomyoreo8224

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, why the counter? Distracting.

Just returned from visiting some of these sites in EYGPT and it humbled you when you see these wonders face to face.

its my humble request, please uploaded again this video without counter. this video is very informational and important so please

@alanmcnaughton3628

4 жыл бұрын

Read the first thread. Its there to protect this intellectual property. A purchased version is available, so this one has the timer to prevent anyone plagerising.

@user-tt8wt9yp9m

4 жыл бұрын

@@alanmcnaughton3628 okay sir🙏

Best informative video with best music...

That time is a ticking bomb. The video is amazing.

Espetacular, como sempre. Altair nos trás de volta esses mundos perdidos, com muita maestria. Obrigado.

This is the greatest film on Egyptian architecture i have ever seen. If this amazing city architecture and its color rendering is to be believed and i think it is, then egypt architecture and culture was representative of a greater civilization than all modern so called "superpowers" today. Better than european cities and a hundred fold better than the US whose cities have near zero architecture, and zero near zero monuments. We live in backward times when rogue superpowers with ignorant people claim to be the end of all.

@malinstella6965

5 жыл бұрын

Well Said!

@MH-ms1dg

3 жыл бұрын

so I actually understand why you might think this, and I admit there was a time when i thought similar things, but let's break your comment into a few sections: "If this amazing city architecture and its color rendering is to be believed and i think it is, then egypt architecture and culture was representative of a greater civilization than all modern so called "superpowers" today" -Ah, you see, it's kind of clear from this that you have fallen right into the trap of all the ancient rulers who have attempted to use the greatest monumental architecture and tangible grandeur, bar none, precisely to make you think they were all great and magnificent. It's actually all ancient propaganda, albeit infused with deep religious values, as was anything in the pre-modern world. This was the case for all civilizations, including but not limited to Egypt, China, ROME, Hellenistic (classical Greek I can't say for sure, this one is way beyond me). While the Roman Forum, all the other imperial fora, bathhouses, Coliseum, basilicas, and other plazas were gleaming with white marble, other expensive stones, and richly painted sculptures, the rest of the city was truly nothing better than an infested rat's nest. Shoddy apartments several stories high caught fire and collapsed ALL THE TIME. People were dying in Rome ALL THE TIME. But the leaders of Rome, from the Republic to the Empire, all used that pretty architecture to keep power by seducing you into thinking that they were gods on this world, quite literally in fact. If anything lol, I would say that modern leaders don't have nearly as much insight for how to use monumental architecture to bolster their popularity. That kind of political skill really seems to have been lost, for better or for worse, who can say for sure yet... "Better than european cities and a hundred fold better than the US whose cities have near zero architecture, and zero near zero monuments. We live in backward times when rogue superpowers with ignorant people claim to be the end of all." -Hm, this part seems to just be a tirade against modern Western society in general. I think the best cure is really just to examine more about the birth of the modern European world starting from the fading of the Western Roman Empire, into the Middle Ages onward. I'm not an expert in this, but I certainly don't think so ill of modern times anymore, compared to ancient civilizations. Let me end with the notion that one really can't compare ancient civilizations with modern society. Phaoronic Egypt lasted for nearly 3,000 years for goodness sake, that amount of times is enough for entire worldviews and organizational systems to come and go, without leaving so much as a substantial trace in the written record because of how their own residents may have taken them for granted while they were still around. So, in conclusion, don't fall for the deliberately constructed glory of ancient civilizations. Your views on modern civilization, I shouldn't really budge, even if I wish to.

Maybe the most interesting video production I've yet seen on Egypt. The reconstructions and comparisons with the monuments provided a reference to what those magnificent buildings could have looked like when in use. Maybe someday the Egyptian government will fully restore these wonderful places.

Wonderful! Thank you for this. Nice to see the digital recreations.

Beautiful recreation of ancient monuments.

Loved it , it would be nice to get more detail same time. You could be badass!

I like the counter effect you have..makes it a different sort of experience.. ..

This is exceptional! I would purchase this video if it was made commercially available without the nasty clock.

Nice video. Just wanted to say that the narration is wrong about the location of Saqqara. It places it on the east bank of the Nile. That is incorrect. It is on the western bank. Generally all Egyptian necropoli were on the western bank in the direction of where the sun set and closer to the underworld. And in answer to all those with bizarre ideas about by whom and when the pyramids were built. The methods and time of building are well explained. No need to come up with fantasies about space aliens or power plants. Also, to those who want to argue over what color the Egyptians where, there are plenty of dead ones to do DNA tests on. It is well established that the ancient Egyptians had more in common with the peoples of the Middle East than they did with Sub-Saharan Africa.

i love this! thank you so much, i love ancient egyptian so much! i always wonder how these monuments looks like back in time! beautiful!

Amazing video! Soothing narration. Very easy to follow. The music is surreal and sucks you in, it's as if you are in the exact time periods mentioned, feet on the ground, walking around... Amazing!

Amazing video and the 3D graphics are much appreciated.

Beautiful, thank-you.

Rise above the counter - it’s a beautiful video, many thanks xxx🇬🇧

WOW!!! This is a production!!!

Thank you so very much for sharing this is one of the best documentary I have ever seen on Egypt or the pharaohs

Excellent! I feel just a man behind the camera! Ancient Architecture all human miracles! Thanks a lot!

Excellent presentation.The narrator has a pleasant voice and makes it easy to follow .

👍 enjoyed very much👍👍

Very interesting and informative. I watched all of it. My desire was to see virtual reconstructions of what these places looked like. Many thanks

@yanleclerc160

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly lol but hey monkey see monkey do must agree with the many

I wish they would make something like this for my Mayan ancestors in Mexico. The Maya civilization is super underrated

@Mygood-py8zk

4 жыл бұрын

Mayan civilization is linked to Tamil civilization which still speaks the oldest language in the world Tamil. The oldest civilization lived in lemuria continent which submerged in deluge and its people moved to many places and settled and one of them is Mayan People. Even today the Mayan god names are actually Tamil names. And the gods are same as tamil god's. Research yourself you will find many facts too.

@MH-ms1dg

Жыл бұрын

I can show you 2 channels on the Maya and other ancient Mexican cultures right now! 1) Maravillas del México Antiguo / ADV Estudio: www.youtube.com/@Maravillasdelmexicoantiguo 2) AncientMaya3D www.youtube.com/@AncientMaya3D

@MH-sm5qk

Жыл бұрын

i know this is old but check out Maya 3D civ right here on YT, they're exactly what you want, just without narration

@paul-andregravelle

Жыл бұрын

Los hay.

@MH-sm5qk

Жыл бұрын

"Even today the Mayan god names are actually Tamil names." this particular sentence made me go crazy stupid

Best informative video .

Great video I really like the counter on the screen!

مصر القديمة عبارة عن لوحة فنية لاتقدر بثمن 😍😍😍

Would you guys mind doing a 3D rendition of Nubia including Aswan?

@markaugustus4064

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah from whence Egyptian civilization originated!

@zigzag1able

Жыл бұрын

@@markaugustus4064 yep that’s what I’m referring to! 😎

I really enjoyed watching this. Best I've seen yet on ancient Egypt 🇪🇬 has anyone watched John Romer ? I could listen to him all day

Really good appreciate the view of how it may/ was back so many years ago . Phil

Your videos are inter but you really need to remove the counter because it is extremely distracting and irritating. It quite takes away from the enjoyment of the video to the point of not wanting to watch it.

@flymasterA

4 жыл бұрын

Chewy Ltd , It's so annoying I quit the video, but I already heard glaring errors in the narration. Sounds like regurgitated information over some simple CG.

@user-dx5bn4yk4f

4 жыл бұрын

Tosca lol so much entitlement amongst you here, then your lousy and whining asses off this video, good riddance.

@vika-br8sh

4 жыл бұрын

The video has been uploaded before editing. The counter needed to carry out editing and censoring etc, accurate up to milliseconds , helps in movies where they have screen time restrictionists so they use the timer to chop out some scenes, even frames.

@sisconhimejoshi

4 жыл бұрын

Po Popo lmao I imagined your conspiracy theorist ass sticking electrical tape to your fucking screen now I’m laughing so loud my whole family got concerned 🤣🤣🤣

@lenfantcongolaisdufutur

4 жыл бұрын

You can buy the paid version, certainly there is no timecode. By putting a timecode it allows to protect his work, because anyone can download a youtube video and edit it as he wants. This is often the case. Better protect his work to a minimum

Was going to watch but the counter just killed it for me

Very great shown great I like it if possible 100 times ..

great video...thanks!

They were better builders than we have today by far

I'm glad I watched this. Now I can tell time.

@jimi8393

4 жыл бұрын

LMFAO😂😂

@jkennedy6001

4 жыл бұрын

Good one.

@kellymiller919

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha!!!

Thank you for your video is Amazing.

I have always been particularly fascinated by the ancients of Egypt since I was a youngin. Until this documentary, I had no idea there were so many structures left intact. It is too bad I will never get to see them in person. The virtual reconstruction images were amazing. It must have been awe inspiring, profound and at the same time intimidating for all the foreign contemporaries of the time to see these massive, elaborate structures for the first time.

@Insectoid_

4 жыл бұрын

You should go to Egypt it’s amazing

This has to be a golden sun soundtrack!

Great video! The counter at the bottom should go though..

@tccampbell5128

4 жыл бұрын

DUH!

@lenfantcongolaisdufutur

4 жыл бұрын

By putting a timecode it allows to protect his work, because anyone can download a youtube video and edit it as he wants. This is often the case. Better protect his work to a minimum

@acemontoya5481

4 жыл бұрын

wtf's with the counter stop!!

@moningkajessy416

3 жыл бұрын

What’s Wrong With The Counter?

@moningkajessy416

3 жыл бұрын

WTF

That was great, thank you

Very good work! The clock doesn't bother me at all ,I can focus on more than one thing at a time. But most viewers dont dig it. I'm not saying I do but it don't bother me.

My dad would have liked this(mainly because of the colored artwork(enhanced by computer) for as he went to Egypt to see it, the paint has long since flaked off and only stone columns remain. Then he passed away so cannot see these as they probably were. We do know that the Egyptians had the full color range of pigments to play with. We also have the equipment to analyze what colors were on many of the surfaces...so restorative work. Make it as it once was, now that we have dug it up from under the sands. Though I did note that they mentioned much about Roman and Greek time periods, missing the fact that Egypt is BY FAR MUCH OLDER THAN EITHER the Greeks or Romans...like stuff them back into BCE. They say that "today, we in the 21 century are closer to Alexandar the Great(timewise) than the building of the Great Pyramid(on Giza) is to Alexandar the Great. The Giza pyramids were the last 3 to be built...out of 100+ pyramids. The step pyramid in Saquarra is the oldest pyramid(so the first) and the Pharaoh was buried under it.

@Ranillon

4 жыл бұрын

The Giza Pyramids were in fact some of the EARLIEST pyramids to be built - and in fact the Great Pyramid was only the second true pyramid built. Egyptian pyramids were build throughout the Old and Middle Kingdoms and the Giza pyramids were the creation of pharaohs from the early 4th dynasty right near the start of this period.

@MH-sm5qk

Жыл бұрын

there are some ruins in Egypt that actually have very well-preserved colors Medinet Habu for instance

@MH-sm5qk

Жыл бұрын

and yes while a unified Egypt is far older than at least the famous classical and imperial eras of Greece and Rome, a lot of famous Egyptian monuments surviving today were in fact built or embellished during the Greek Ptolemaic era (Edfu) or early Roman Imperial era (Dendera)

I've looked at all the comments. Everybody's right, get rid of that stupid timer!

@Martin-tn5lm

Ай бұрын

It's about time it was removed.

liked and subscribed. excellent content and narrator. why the counter? is there a purpose?

Excellent 👌👍

Re-living the history and memory I’d heart warming indeed.

As a 3D designer i can only conclude these are no tombs. The over layout and design are to perfect. 3 pyramids in perfect harmony.

Awesome presentation! You should do this with other ancient cultures, like the Sumerians and Rome longer videos. I really enjoyed this. Thank you!

If you actually listen and take in interest in what is said and showed you really stop noticing the timer at the bottom - it really doesn't become an issue anymore.

Great documentary. It's amazing how great Africa was back in the good ole days before it was conquered and invaded by the europeans and arab nations. thanks for sharing

@davidjones6894

4 жыл бұрын

Facts

@trjetty7207

4 жыл бұрын

@ ErvGotti 😂😂😂

@DrSmith-so2dl

4 жыл бұрын

THAT SHHH! is funny af, I felt the same way!!! 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😜🙀🙈🤪!!!! Oh my! That was so damn funny but true!

@AbrahamWeinburg

4 жыл бұрын

how funny because Egyptians are actually Greeks, Arabs and Persians NOT Negroids =)

Africans a powerfull people. Spiritualy powerfull

I love the counter, seriously!

All of you complaining about the screen timer, if you can get past that, it's a pretty comprehensive video, showing Ancient Egyptian historical places & temples, now & then, in restored original form. Get past the timer, you're missing out! Great video ALTAIR 4! Overcome your "short attention span" people. Exercise in discipline.

Lost me at the 1 minute mark when it was claimed that the pyramids were tombs.

@tbg008

5 жыл бұрын

Me too, but i learned to ignore this dogmatic lies about egypt, now that i know better..and focus on the 3d reconstructuions. To undertand egypt there is no documentarys better than "magical egypt" and "the pyramid code"

@optimusprime5199

5 жыл бұрын

So what are those?

@optimusprime5199

5 жыл бұрын

@@tbg008 What is it then?

@tbg008

5 жыл бұрын

@@optimusprime5199 well, calling the great pyramid a tomb, is like calling a huge cathedral a tomb, just becouse someone was barried there..what is not the case in Egypt..the kings where burried undergroung, in rooms full of inscriptions from the book of the dead..not the case at all in the pyramid. It looks like it was an astronomical observatory and a kind of flight simulador for the soul, for the initiante learn how to navigate the afterlife realm..these monuments where sutil energy enhancing devices, a harmonic machine to open a portal in our mind. Yeah..A lot yeasier to say it is just a tomb...becouse for us today is hard to understand what they where doing..once they where a lot more psychodelic and metafisical in knowledge and technology than us today. Watch the Pyramid code, and magical egypt..it's online here on youtube..it is well worth the time.. it sounds like a crazy "conspiracy ideia" but it is what it is..the pyramid speaks to those who can read the code, literaly set in stone in the form of it's aligment and overall architecture. Sacret geometry is the key. I hope i helped..

@stever6894

4 жыл бұрын

@@tbg008 Also, there were no hieroglyphics found within the three large pyramids on the Giza plateau, while the hieroglyphics found throughout all of Egypt contained no images or references to those particular pyramids.

Absolutely brilliant - mighty, powerful country and civilisation of it's time... WOW!!!!! I just love history so thank you for producing this documentary.

Great 👍👍👍👍👍

Utterly awesome presentation.

In the restoration drawings of Saqqara it shows two pyramids. What happened to the other one?

Wow wonderful

Merci beaucoup !! Le narrateur est parfait , les images superbes et les images 3d sont un rėgales pour les yeux !!👏👏🖐

昔の裏ビデオに時計のカウンターあったなー。懐かしい～

temples were located in reference to star constellations like the pyramids moving it to save it unfortunately took it out of alignment

Excellent

Amazing

Desde España, gracias por este recorrido por el antiguo Egipto, la reconstrucción me encanta, me imagino lo que debía sentir un campesino ante estos monumentos y se quedarían fascinados, el diseño me encanta y sus colores, todo me gusta. Desde adolescente tengo dos pasiones, una el espacio y otra Egipto. Lastima que no entiendo todo lo que dice sobre cada monumento. Imagino que las imágenes 3d están basados en datos reales. Lo que tuvo que ser ver desde lejos las tres pirámides relucientes y sus templos.

@ivetecidreira4052

2 жыл бұрын

Bom arqueologia

I admire Ancient Egypt. Not the present Egypt.

@matejjjjjjjjjjjjjjj

3 жыл бұрын

Same. We can only hope that they didn't blow it up one day. Like Palmyra.

The amount of history that's buried beneath the sand could fill Daz of KZread videos.

the timer combined with the panning is putting me in a hypnotic state

@mmaworld552

4 жыл бұрын

Thats the idea get with it!

Wonderful factual programme made UNWATCHABLE with two on-screen distractions. KAN

I love your work. I've been subscribed for years! Anyone who might like this should play 'Assassin's Creed Origins.' There's a Discovery Tour where there's no fighting or story, just a fully explorable Ptolemaic Egypt, with teaching and guided lessons. It's awesome!

@funkoflippers2057

5 жыл бұрын

@Richie Beck My favorite part of the game! 😆 Very interesting and informative. 😊

@minuterepeater2257

5 жыл бұрын

@ Riche Beck That mode is indeed awsome, I often like to walk through that world to forget about a long or bad day. Although I dont care much for the teachings since I dont Always agree with mainstream Egyptology. I wished the Witcher III had such a mode, but Corvo Bianco in Toussaint (in general) is also a nice virtual place to wonder of in (of course you need to avoid the monster area´s) when you just want to unwind.

@stever6894

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, that academic version of Assassin's Creed is one of the reasons my next computer will have an RTX 2080 ti graphics card.

@The_Tiffster

4 жыл бұрын

Cool!

The giant counter is a nice detail

What is that soundtrack you used at the beginning?

I'm amazed about how they managed to execute the detail of everything they create and put all of these masterpieces together... such art work...This took some crazy skills and man- work considering they weren't using any of the tools, techniques and technology we use today...

@Ubique2927

3 жыл бұрын

My guess is that they used tools and techniques very similar to today. The tools blunted more quickly but they had people working on the tools all the time. What people don’t seem to understand is that they had lots of people and lots of time. Some of the great Cathedrals took hundreds of years to build.

@cbrend22

Жыл бұрын

@@Ubique2927 no, the story is garbage. The official story is that the great pyramid was built in 20 years, with copper tools. Impossible, copper cannot cut granite. There are 2.5 million stones that weigh from 2-50 tons, most of which had to be brought in from Aswan over 150 miles away. That mean using tools that don’t work on stones this hard, they quarried, carried >1 mile to the Nile, out them on rafts that couldn’t possibly hold them, dragged another mile to Giza, perfectly cut and finished, and placed up to 480 feet high on wooden platforms that could not possibly have held most of the stones. They would have had lay stone every 2 minutes for 20 years. That’s mining through setting, all of it, every.2 minutes. That doesn’t even include the years of planning and the years of flattening out the plateau and laying hundreds of even larger, perfectly cut and set storms for the foundation. Absolutely zero chance. None. In France, they were filling in a hole the size of the pyramid with dirt, nothing more, just filling it with dirt, and ran dump trucks every 3 minutes round the clock. It took them 12 years to fill the hole. Think about that, bow imagine quarrying gigantic stones with little hand rocks and copper chisels, dragging them to the Nile, magically building rafts that could handle 79ton stones, having thousands of them to handle of the stones, dragging them up the hill to Giza( 70 toms would take 15000men, how do you surround more than 200 around a stone?), and then precisely cut the stones and lay them( some 480 high) ALL in an avg if 2 minutes? The Nike trip alone would take days for each stone, even if they did have a raft that wouldn’t sink( no such evidence exists) and the Nile was only flooded 3 months out if the year!! Complete nonsense, it’s a lie and they don’t want to upset it because so many have so much invested in the orthodox view( academics, Egyptian government, etc.). Simply not possible

@lucillejerome5511

Жыл бұрын

​@@cbrend22 You gave me something to think about. We are an impatient people now, expecting things to be built quickly with our modern tools and ingenuity. We are in general not a people building for faith and endurance. Our sense of time is very different today than it used to be even 100 years ago. Seems like we ought to applaud the ancients whose measurement of time was very different from ours as was their creative use of whatever was available. So what if it took years to build something? So what if it took time to get from one place to another instead of flying from our east to west coast in a few hours? How prideful we are to think we must understand every part of our ancient past when we cannot understand much of what goes on today. How long did it take our pioneers to cross the country? They didn't think anything of it because they didn't have our sense of urgency and pride in doing things quickly: they wanted to get from here to there in whatever/however way possible no matter how much time it took. I wonder which of our monuments will survive 1000 or more years from now, and become tourist attractions when some of our buildings don't last 200 years. I appreciate wanting to understand. I don't ever want to undermine the past however because as we judge them we will also be judged. As I said - you gave me much to think about!

@MH-sm5qk

Жыл бұрын

@@cbrend22 what's your interpretation?

@MH-sm5qk

Жыл бұрын

Sorry but a lot of what you said can and has to be dismantled claim by claim Copper and bronze can cut granite. It just doesn't have to be cut perfectly. It can be smoothed down. The granite core wasn't brought in from Aswan. It was extracted from the pyramid plateau itself.

i would love to step right into these images . a la the twilight zone

I can't find the video in this same style, of Rome, with the voice of the narrator. Anyone know why is missing? It was my favorite.

Nice 3d work.

Magnificent

3D renderings are idyllic. i like this.

Damn to your Time counter !

Fascinating civilization...with an interesting Pantheon....

He , at the top of the documentary when talking about the design, could have said the pyramid of Giza has 8 facades and not 4 (only for information. Not a big deal tho)

Hatshepsut was part of the eighteenth dynasty, not twelfth.

superb

Wow. Very nice building.

I couldn't make it past 00:03:25:04 Why would you go to all the effort to make this, and then make it painful to watch?

@alanmcnaughton3628

4 жыл бұрын

Read the first thread. Its there to stop plagerising.

Had to give this a thumb's down due to the timer and incorrect history although the graphics are very well done . After 13 min I quit . You really should fix the timer at the very least .

Espectacular, por favor ponerlo en español o con subtítulos en español.

Counter reminded me I have other things to do Might come back another time if I find the time

What is the stupid counter for anyway?

The timer running is a horrible idea. Really takes away from the video.

@rjcs2000

5 жыл бұрын

Yup very annoying .

@fatmewirth4026

4 жыл бұрын

Yes

@KenLavacot

4 жыл бұрын

just pretend its a track in front of the car like Disneyland

@user-dx5bn4yk4f

4 жыл бұрын

Doug Roberts or pretend it's a time lapse

@petertremblay3725

4 жыл бұрын

Some people excel at annoying thing!

Wondarful

is the soundtrack from Desperados?

This video seems to have forgotten what Hatshepsut done in Karnak. She restored the original Precinct of Mut, that had been ravaged by the foreign rulers during the Hyksos occupation. She had twin obelisks, at the time the tallest in the world, erected at the entrance to the temple. One still stands as the tallest surviving ancient obelisk on Earth; the other has broken in two and toppled. The official in charge of those obelisks was the high steward Amenhotep. Another project, Karnak's Red Chapel, or Chapelle Rouge, was intended as a barque shrine and originally may have stood between her two obelisks. It was lined with carved stones that depicted significant events in Hatshepsut's life. Please don't diminish the Queen's great works. Isn't it bad enough that they tried to erase her? Claim her projects were theirs?

@MH-sm5qk

Жыл бұрын

where did they diminish her?