Of all the Egyptologists, you are my favorite. I don't know how you manage to get into all these graves, pyramids, closed museums, but it's commendable. Please discover something new for us every day and not like some heptologists who chew the same thing every day. 😘

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Hehehe you are tooo kind. The next doc promises to reveal more about 2 members to Tuts family!

@SpiritGirlSF

2 ай бұрын

Dresses.

I have to say this,Curtis you are one of the best story teller ever. The way you explain history as well as your direction of cinematography of these historical places are just straight forward beautiful.Every single shot is just beautiful.

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Oh wow thank you so much, I really appreciate hearing that ❤️❤️❤️ I’m glad you enjoyed it so much!

I think this is one of the best videos I've seen in a long time.

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Oh I’m very happy to hear that!

@Laceycrochet

2 ай бұрын

I totally agree!👌💜🇬🇧

@CaptainAMAZINGGG

25 күн бұрын

I tend to think that everytime I see one of his 😂

Assassin's Creed Origins and this Documentary. Perfecto ❤

It’s like being with Family hearing you describe this magnificent past we share🙏🏼💖 Thank you Curtis, you bring me to places I so long to visit🫶🏼🌟 the hotel room itself is an experience like no other👍🏼 What a place Siwa is, such tangible history

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Thanks! You really feel like you’re back in time in Siwa

I could watch this on repeat all day. Thank you for expanding my knowledge and love of Ancient Egypt even more than I ever have over the past 40 years 💜💜🇬🇧

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

That’s a huge compliment Lacey! Thank you so much. That’s my aim

Another outstanding documentary Curtis. Ive no knowledge on Siwa. Fascinating information. Thankyou 🙏🙏

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it 🙏

I'm so happy to be able to see these places where I wish I would be able to go in person but will never happen. You bring it to us with great stories. Thank you again and as always very interesting

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Always a pleasure ❤️

Hello Curtis! Your adventure to Siwa is epic! Thank you for showing us other ancient locations in Egypt outside of the Giza Plateau and Luxor! So very interesting and totally fascinating! I was really happy to see your Siwa documentary in my KZread feed tonight! Looking forward to your next post!

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Christian! There’s a lot more to Egypt than just pyramids haha

Lovely to see you again and amazing work as always ❤

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much 😀

This was incredible, I hadn’t heard of this. It’s amazing, and timeless. To see the modern and ancient so intertwined. I would love to see the abandoned city, they would have to drag me out . Thank you so much, your videos are always so interesting and just wonderful.

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Too right! I also didn’t want to leave the abandoned city!

Beautiful relaxing place. I like the palms.😀

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

It’s absolutely beautiful there

I was working in SIWA UN project. People are very simple and very good very innocent. very friendly. handmade traditional dress and women girls are beautiful. I miss all. I miss Mrs Fawkia, MS Gamalet. Mrs Samera, Namin,Navin.Nazeha .Rania and etc. Wish you all well and HealthyHappy. Thank you all. Siwa has Very good black olives and seedless grapes.

@CurtisRyanWoodside

25 күн бұрын

Siwa is so beautiful in many ways

Once again, you have captured it! Your angles, speed, subhects ,,, fresh and well worth watching over and over! Keep going because you are brilliant at this. I appreciate you!

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Aw thank you! I really appreciate your support ❤️

Fantastic video from the land of magic. Thanks.

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Many thanks!

Amazing places Curtis! Thanks~♡ Enjoyed it all. Happy & safe travels always. 💜

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

❤️ thank you dear

WOW. Amazing that such a beautiful place exists in Egypt. I must say Curtis thank you for this... Cuz we don't ever get to see stuff like this, and who would have known that such a beautiful green lush Oasis existed???? It's absolutely beautiful and that's one thing I love of your videos. you show more than anybody else, I mean granted yes the pyramids and whatnot, but you keep taking it a couple of steps not just one step, put a couple of steps further. I love all your videos absolutely beautiful and so much more. Keep them coming because I love my Egyptian history.. 😘😉🐾😘😘😘😘

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

There’s so much to see in Egypt apart from the “know” indeed!

Love your documentaries Curtis ,keep them coming as I think that I've watched most of them.

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Glad you like them! More to come !

@bluebuddy46422

2 ай бұрын

@@CurtisRyanWoodside Yes I like them because they are more about the off-the-beaten-path , the lesser known, Always refreshing to see and hear about something that we possess less knowledge about, rather than the usual.

Love this!

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

❤️

What I like about Curtis documentary it takes you into more than what we know about this civilisation. So interesting.🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Aww I try my best!

Hi Curtis. All your work is without exception, brilliant. But, I especially loved this, the subject is completely new to me, what a wonderful place, so atmospheric. Thank you for this unique and beautiful documentary. Big love from Alwina xx

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much Alwina ❤️ I’m really happy you liked seeing Siwa

So fascinating! Thank you a lot Curtis for taking us to these for me unknown places. I like Egypt! We took our son and daughter for a two weeks travel to Cairo, Louxor, Tell el amarna and the kings valley several years ago, an unforgettable experience. Now with you I can see other places. 😍

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Oh wow sounds lovely. I visited Amarna for the first time last year. Isnt it incredible? Glad you enjoyed the documentary

Curtis, its always a pleasure to catch one of your documentaries. Esthetically beautiful and detailed information . Thank you so much for continuing to amaze and entertain the masses. 🙏

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Oh thank you so much Renee! ❤️🙏

Excellent, thank you! You make me feel I want to go and live right across the pyramids or Luxor and Karnak or Siwa Lake and experience the magic forever and ever. Imagine my villa overlooking those magical sites…………

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Ohhh that sounds like a plan

Still have to visit this amazing beauty, thank you , i'm visiting Siwa with your documentary ❤

@CurtisRyanWoodside

7 күн бұрын

We go together soon!

@pukkolo21

7 күн бұрын

@@CurtisRyanWoodside Oh why not ❤️

This is truly amazing❤

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Shukran!🤩

Great cinematography x

Thank you very much Curist,you are a Jewel in Egypte.

☮️❤️🦁👑So exciting, thank you 🙏🏼

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Thanks!! Enjoy ❤️

You are amazing Curtis wonderful film and how nice your driver got to experience it to ❤

Love your documentenies curtis look forward to more.

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Torie! More to come

🌅 thank you ☀️🥹

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching! 😇

This just made my day!!! Thank you Curtis. You are so awesome!

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Wooohoo glad you enjoyed Siwa 🙏

Great video, thank you!

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Marni!

thanks for taking us Curtis 😮

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Any time!

interesting and happy Eastern!

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Same to you!❤️

I❤your videos Curtis

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Aww thank you ❤️😇

This must have been exciting to explore. Like the room where you are staying. It reminded me of going back in time to ancient Egypt. Loved seeing the different style of painting. Also loved the image of Nut on the ceiling of the one tomb (and always love the stars), and the ankh's pouring out of the jug of water. Loved the tree with the vivid green leaves, too. I was thinking to myself that it must have felt electric to be there, and then you said, "You can definitely feel the magic." Exactly what I was thinking! In the mosque, yes what a view it would have been to see the temple outside of your window everyday. I was just looking at "Cleopatra's bath" somewhere online recently, and there it is! What a shame the town was destroyed by rain. How fun to float in the beautiful salt lakes. That was all I had seen about Siwa before this video. Also, my imagined dream home (if I were wealthy enough to have one built) would be a mishmash of ancient Egyptian, Greek, & Roman palace & temple architecture--with heavy emphasis on Egyptian. So, interesting to see places that have those influences together in one place.

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Absolutely! Siwa really gives you the ancient Egypt feeling. I really loved seeing it. And the people are also very unique there

Bayek and Aya 🖤

I loved this so much! Thank you!

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it Catherine!

You got the best taxi driver ever!

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Hahaha Mohammed is a fantastic driver and expert on Siwa!

Excellent! Thank You!

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

You are welcome!

Thank you for this excellent documentary!😊

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching Jarald!

WOW! Amazing! Thank you so much, Curtis, for your great efforts and dedication to produce this wonderful documentary in which you take us to places I have never seen, even on the Egyptian TV channels. It is really appreciated that you shed light on such a remote area like Siwa and explain everything there in an easy and simple way. I wish I could meet with you in person one day in Cairo. Thanks again for this masterpiece of documentary. Looking forward for your next work.

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Wow I am so touched! Next time you see I’m in Cairo, message me!

Amazing documentary as allways!

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Thanks again!

Nice❤😊

@CurtisRyanWoodside

Ай бұрын

Thanks 🤗

Brilliant as always. ❤

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much Melissa 😀

Luv anything to do with Egyptian objects and past. Thank-you for sharing .❤🇨🇦

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much 😉

You did it again Curtis. So facilitating. 🙂🇨🇦

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Thanks as always Jean! ❤️

I was so mesmerized with this amazing documentary, i was late to work. I become a fan. ❤

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Aww thanks! But don’t be late because of me hehe 😝

It was very interesting to see where the Oracle at Siwa told Alexander the Great that he was the son of Amun. I have a CD about this by Nicki Scully. I have always wondered where the Pharoahs lived.

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

It’s always great to have a visual when hearing about a place!

That salt looks beautiful!

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

The camera doesn’t do it justice. It’s shines in the sun

Well done 👍 well enjoyed ❤

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

❤ I can't wait to visit Siwa!

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

You’ll love it

Love you bro,,, now i subscribe your chanel ❤❤

😍This was SO interesting!! 😲All that salt is amazing! 😅I loved the fun ending!!

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

The camera doesn’t capture the beauty of that salt! 😱

Love you so much love from Pakistan 🇵🇰,,, one of my favorite,,, program,, and I like historical thinks like gypt,

Wow nice just needs ceiling fan...and ofcourse the Oasis is Wonder

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Haha the room had a mounted fan in the corner 😉

😮Oh My WORD !! THE ORBS !! The Living Spirits 💓 Much Respect 🙏🙏🙏 Thank You for Showing us a xx

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

❤️❤️❤️ I know many don’t believe in that, but I do!

@SacredDreamer

2 ай бұрын

@@CurtisRyanWoodside , Our Spirit Realm is Real , it doesn't make any difference if one believes or does not believe. It Exists and Our Spirit is Everlasting xx

good narrative,great documentary+soundtrack 👏🙏

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it Mohamed! 🤩

@MohamedAtef88

2 ай бұрын

@@CurtisRyanWoodside i respect your passion & your work + you got beautiful persona towards everyone & i see you as a down to earth person , you deserve to be an ambassador for egyptian tourism 🙂

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Oh wow! I would love that hahah

That was a wonderful episode. My pops and I enjoyed it very much! Thank you for making this video. I will be visiting Egypt but will not be visiting Sewa. I now visited it through your video.

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Oh enjoy Egypt Todd. Siwa is Great but it is very remote to get to.

@toddbaker9245

2 ай бұрын

I sure will!

I loved going to Siwa.. would you please turn on subtitles? I´d love sharing with non English speakers..

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Hi there! Thanks. Actually the subtitles are available on the settings of the video and can be translated to any language ❤️

@dricajunqueira3159

2 ай бұрын

@@CurtisRyanWoodside now they are on!! Thank you so much!! Going to Egypt two years ago was magical.. Already shared to friends and family.. Best regards to your fab hubbie .

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

❤️ thanks! Have a great Easter

I first heard about siwa when playing assassin’s creed origins as a huge Egypt fan as a kid l loved the game But I did not know about siwa the sacred oasis as Bayek called it so I thought I tell u thank u for making this so I can learn more about it

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

I loved playing the game too. Hope you enjoyed seeing the real Siwa

@JTSGOTGAME

2 ай бұрын

@@CurtisRyanWoodside I did siwa is beautiful

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

❤️

Bayek of siwa

So glad these are free for us lol I’m broke as a joke but I can still learn about Egypt from somebody who never ever uses the word “aliens”! lol

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

🤣 I would never sell my soul to the aliens

@Andy_Babb

2 ай бұрын

@@CurtisRyanWoodside PHEW! You can’t trust the reptilians! Awesome reply btw 😂

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

@Andy_Babb what do you mean? I am a vampire reptilian, that’s why I have to create these docs to hide alien evidence…duh!

@Andy_Babb

2 ай бұрын

@@CurtisRyanWoodside Ahhh. Makes sense now. See, my poor human mind pales in comparison to your advanced reptilian brain; I didn’t see through your reverse-propaganda. 🤦🏻‍♂️ #JealousHumans

I’m thinking of the vulture shown at Gobekli Tepe.

I noticed Siwa sounds like Shiva, in Hebrew meaning 7. As I recall, our sun is tilted 7 degrees, at the equator, a 25 days spin 2+5=7, the poles spin slower 35 days each, some say 43 days, either way they are sevens, 35+35=70, and 4+3=7, in English gematria, 77 is the value for Christ, another 7 is found in the rotation of that 7 degree tilt, it takes 79 years for a full rotation, 7+9=16, another 7, and back the other way is our Pole Star. In Greek mythology, Polaris, also known as Ursa Minor, is also known as Cynosura, which means "dog's tail". In Greek mythology, Cynosura was a nymph on Mount Ida in Crete who nursed Zeus when he was hidden from his father, Cronus. In gratitude, Zeus placed her in the heavens as the constellation Ursa Minor, and Cynosura is another name for Ursa Minor or its brightest star, Polaris. This Dog's Tail wiggles 0.736 degrees off Earth's axis. Even here you'll find little baby Horus was hidden for Seth. Mercury year is 88 days, 8+8=16, and Mercury draws out 7 triangles in the sky every 7 years, with 22 retrogrades, 22\7=3.14 called Pi, but that is not all, Mercury only has 7 days of sunlight every Earth year, but only if you count the mid-day double sunrise, none of the other planets have, Mercury follows the 79 year cycle too, when Mercury is a Twin with Mars, another planet that follows 7, as it retrogrades 70 to 79 days, loops back around to the same spot in 707 days, conjuncts with Venus 3 times in 9 months, a 77 month cycle with Venus, a planet that retrogrades 43 days every 77 weeks, 7 weeks hidden behind the sun. 7 bright stars outline Orion's hourglass shape, the 8th brightest is his seed Hatysa, meaning "Slaughter", found on the right thigh (Loin) of Orion, the star at the tip of his Sword, the other word for Rooster. Sahu "The Hidden One" name of Orion, hiding in Hatysa is his Haya, meaning Grain/Seed, Haya the god of Scribes, known as the Doorkeeper, the spouse of Nidaba, the goddess of grain, just call her Virgo, during September, the word 7 in Latin septem, Virgo means virgin, 'vir' is Latin for Man, gyne (gin) is Greek for Woman, is that why "Boy/Girl" played in reverse echoes "Virgo", in astrology, the Belly Button, your first scar, cut from Chensit, meaning "Placenta", the wife of Sopdu, sometimes spelt Septu, the son of Orion, the planet Venus, 3 sevens (777) created his hieroglyph, a Triangle, what do you find hiding in the center of 7, "Eve", between the S'N, play Sin Eve in reverse, it echoes Venus, backwards is what you do with Hatysa, two Hebrew words, "yasa' means "Savior", 'hata' means "to Sin", backwards "Savior of Sinners". In mytholgy, Horus cut the leg off of Seth, thigh high, creating the Orion Nebula, That's not a Sword, it's a Waterfall, following out from the center, The Trapezium Cluster. At the foot of Orion is Lepus the Ribbit, but the had the Rooster, but as the story goes, the Ribbit went to the Moon, Horus picked up that rooster, now holds it above his head, the upper part of Orion, his Club marks the location of the sun on the day of the Summer Solstice, seeding the sun with his Haya, taking it to the Winter Solstice, when you find the sun next to the little bloody red spot Spiculum, meaning "Spear", in Sagittarius, known as The Lagoon Nebula, where you find stars 7 & 9 of Sagittarius. A body of water that the Sun (Son) must cross, on the day that it spots moving (Dies) on the southeastern horizon (Cross) for 3 days, does that sound familiar. Sagittarius was known as Pabilsag, the father of Damu "The Child", one of those Dying and Rising Vegetation gods, known as a Healer, as Damu means "Blood", "Relative" and "Brother", Pabilsag means "Chief Ancestor". It was Taweret that held Seth down for Horus, she chained his Leg to the Pole Star, known as Thigh of the Ox Leg, we call those 7 stars The Big Dipper. Isis told Horus he was raised by a Sow and a Dwarf, little leg Ursa Minor, 7 stars too, Taweret was called Reret, meaning "The Sow", we call her Draco, the head of Draco, shaped like a Seed Cup, held Damu The Swine, Taweret is the Hippo/Lion/Crocodile goddess of Rebirth, her epithets "Lady of Heaven", "Mistress of the Horizon", "She Who Removes Water", "Mistress of Pure Water", and "Lady of the Birth House". Taweret is the wife of Seth, holding him down as the Horizon. Behind Sagittarius, is the center of our galaxy, where stars a born, the called gods, and this The Golden Gate of the Gods, The Silver Gate of Man is between Gemini and Taurus, Orion and His Club standing in the center. Ur means Dog or Wolf in Sumerian, "sa" means Red, "Ursa" means Red Dog, but also seen under the hand of Taweret, the sa sign, 𓎃, a hieroglyph that means 'protection' or 'lifesaver', next to her Right Leg, did I tell you Sagittarius is the Hips and Thighs in astrology, Ursa Major has a Leg, at it's foot, Twin stars Alula, meaning "Firstborn", the alula is the Thumb on a Wing, the thumb is a symbol of Judgement, wings are symbols of Messengers, below your Thumb bone is your Trapezium Bone, whenever Alula is at midheaven, Hatysa sits on the horizon, turning Orion's Sword in to a Ploughshare, plowing Gaia (Earth), or is it Watering Gaia with his Haya.

I wonder what those little bits flying around in the tombs are?

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Some of the tombs haven’t been opened I. A while so it’s dust floating around.

I think there is a connection @34:28 is that a Persian lion with a sword, looking the Astronomical / Astrological Origins Of The Persian Lion With Sword Design.

Is there any significance to the 21 calibers guarding that tune???

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Extra protection

❤

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

❤️

@29:10 the ancient village name sounds like the daughter of Bau-Gula Gunurra. Her original cult center is unknown, though she was worshiped in Isin, Nippur, Ur, Babylon and Assur. She is attested in a number of laments, in which she mourns the death of her brother Damu. Damu is the son of Pabilsag, we call Sagittarius, Damu was seen as the head of Draco, the Swine, and Taweret was known as Reret "The Sow", you think there might be a connection? Bau-Gul;a is a Dog headed goddess, the word Urgula means both Lion and Great Dog, "Ur-sag" means Warrior, Ur means both Dog and Wolf, sag means head. Bau-Gula was known as The She Goat, the star Vega, the Dog's Tail Polaris, is 23.4 degrees one way, the Dog's Head is 23.4 degrees the other way, both are Pole Stars 12,000 years apart. Wepwawet "Protector of the Belly", the head of Draco is between Polaris and Vega, the Belly? of the Urgula "Great Lion".

@22:21 is that a male version of Taweret, the goddess of Rebirth, a Hippo/Lion/Crocodile looking like that image, even with the open mouth and tongue sticking out, associated with Draco, wife of the Big Dipper, Thigh of the Ox Leg, known as Seth, brother of Osiris, the brother of Anubis is Wepwawet, the Standing Wolf riding a Plow, seen next to Taweret on the Egyptian star map, which would be Ursa Minor, the ancient Greeks call Polaris "The Dog's Tail". I've heard this is the top of the mountain, behind the spin of Polaris, the hidden world of the gods. At the foot of the mountain would be Sagittarius and Orion, behind Sagittarius is the center of our galaxy, The Golden Gate of the Gods, between Gemini and Taurus, The Silver Gate of Man, Orion and his Club standing in the center, Thigh of the Ox Leg, cut from the right leg of Orion, creating the Orion Nebula, Horus holds that part in his hand, seen above the head of Orion, we call his Club, you find the Sun at the tip of Orion's Club on the day of the Summer Solstice, and on the day of the Winter Solstice, next to the little bloody red spot Spiculum (Spear) in Sagittarius, a little word play, the speculum goes into the woman, where babies come out, Sagittarius is the Hips and Thighs, Scorpio the Sexual organ, between them is Ophiuchus, whose 7 main stars form the shape of both a cave door and mountain, the Belly, Ophiuchus is the Womb of the Goddess Nuit, Taurus is her her Throat. Is all of that imagery 'The Opening of the Mouth' ceremony?

👍👍👏👏👏🥰

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

🤩

Lovely, seems you just missed the date festival

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

I did indeed. I saw the date festival 2 years ago in Aswan though

At 20 minutes you are looking at a ceiling, are these coloring original or has it been renovated and color added?

@CurtisRyanWoodside

5 күн бұрын

All original in siwa

What about the vulture, and Cygnus constellation ?

Hello Curtis. I am a Historian from Buenos Aires, Argentina. How can one contact your guide? I am planning to go in late 2025. Thank you.

@CurtisRyanWoodside

25 күн бұрын

You can contact him on instagram @lamey_egyptologist and tell him you got that from me 😉

🔺🔺🔺

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

😉

In addition, you point out it's Ptolemaic period in egypt. Again, Ptolemaic and ancient Kemet is totally separate and differents.

Why I decide click on this video: about three to four hours ago, this might be silly. I heard el sisi memorizing this thought in his mind, about eygpt having no much descendance & couldn't take off his mind on how I'm connected & sense many present activities happening base on the ancient. I thought he might be connect with this video realize but am not sure. It can be just misinformation

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Who knows…

@davehud2552

2 ай бұрын

@@CurtisRyanWoodside you're right, maybe el Sisi 🤔

Alexander the Great is visited in siwa Oasis

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

Indeed! We go to the temple he was named son of Amun.

@Alexander-kj1bk

2 ай бұрын

@@CurtisRyanWoodside fantastic story And thanks

Alexander followed a flock of birds to the oasis🤔 if you believe that you'll believe anything!

@CurtisRyanWoodside

Ай бұрын

You don’t seem to understand mythology that surrounds many ancient figures

That tomb shows how the origin of Arabs came to be. Totally different from an ancient Egyptian.

Alexander The Great was supposed to be Zuses Greek God.❤

Bro think he Bayek 😭

@CurtisRyanWoodside

Ай бұрын

Who

How can you say Osiris a Pharaoh is before AMUN! The OGDOAD predates any Pharaohs or Atum lineages. Egyptology is from 333bc-AD600s. EVERYTHING BEFORE THIS IS NOT Egypt. Kick rocks!

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

In Siwa Osiris was worshipped before Amun, but the osiris temple is lost. Please listen carefully 😉

Siwa- one of my most favorite places in the whole world!!!! (Why does the narrator sound so disturbing? It's very hard to listen to this video. The voice is unpleasant....is the speed of the audio track messed with?)

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

lol that’s my voice…

@mynameISsky

2 ай бұрын

Doh!....my bad. Apologies. @@CurtisRyanWoodside

@CaptainAMAZINGGG

25 күн бұрын

What a weird thing to think and say 🧐 He sounds normal and fine 😂🤷‍♀️

@ 15:11 the glyph just after the seated man with his hand out is a basket that is in reverse, the handle is on the left instead of the right with regard to the direction of reading. You read it as Lord when normally this glyph is used as "your" and is a suffix ending. It is in my opinion a compound word and not a mistake meant to be read as "your lord Horus". They often did tricky little things like this that at first glance might seem like mistake of the scribe but in fact were purposeful.

@CurtisRyanWoodside

2 ай бұрын

I don’t know if they were that well read in Siwa. They were after all half Egyptian most of the time. You could be correct, but I’d rather think it was just meant to indicate that it was a divinity of such anyway

@metalplatedfacejob

2 ай бұрын

it means the same thing so your not wrong, I was just adding context to why it appears the way it does. Scribes of this language especially at this time took a lot of liberties in the way it was written. The more encoded meaning one gave to the glyphs the more power they possessed. It was all part of the magic of Heka writing. You can see a few more in this same tomb for example they have modified the glyph for Ka which is usually two upright hands and they used two sedge columns with one pointing down to resemble a standard. By this time period the average person would not have been able to read this language anyway and it could only be written by a legitimate scribe for it to be official. Love your videos by the way the content is always great. thank you. @@CurtisRyanWoodside

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