Lots of comments about 'why hasn't anyone dropped an endoscope or something down there.' I wonder the same thing - but they do xray and scan all bags going on to the giza plateau. It is probably the most heavily scrutinized and monitored of all Ancient sites in Egypt - all tools, measuring equipment, or anything steel is strictly forbidden, and they will confiscate that stuff, I've seen it happen. It seems like a simple solution, as I say in the video. In reality, it would likely require quite a bit of light to see anything down there and probably more kit than a simple USB or phone endoscope, and ultimately it would depend on permissions from the authorities. I also don't want to get any of my guides or people there in any hot water by being caught doing something forbidden (no matter how stupid the rules are - they are still the rules in Egypt). Thanks for watching! Please consider supporting UnchartedX - you can see all the details on how to do so at unchartedx.com/support

@repeatdefender6032

2 жыл бұрын

I had no idea they monitored what is taken there so closely! Gods, how utterly maddening!

@gotMylky

2 жыл бұрын

@@JENSOLEAMSTRUP His comment was literally explaining why you can't just take some equipment there, what's your response to my criticism? -you seem to have no actual point here my friend

@gazman5980

2 жыл бұрын

Brilliant content as always keep up the great work m8

@LapennaDaniele

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately it is the fault of the mentality. Discovering extraordinary new structures beneath will increase the prestige of the ancient Egyptians (since they refuse to accept both the work of more ancient civilizations). Why stop discovering what else there's to discover? What do they not want to let the world know? What are they afraid of finding or not finding? I think beneath that large stones, in that deep hole (19:50), there's the answers on Who and How built pyramids and everything are there. Thanks Ben for your videos. It's always pleasure finding a your new video in feed.

@Lee-eu6wf

2 жыл бұрын

Fuck the rules

There are probably hundreds of lost tunnels filled in by time to be discovered and there are probably more that have been discovered and kept away from the public.

@elacier1

2 жыл бұрын

Depressing to think. Oh yeah they know what's there, just not telling the general public 😥

@Dallasguy1972

2 жыл бұрын

My gosh, the people that pay $2000 per person in order to climb down the Osiris shaft come to an area where the hole is blocked off leading to other passageways. It’s directly in the line of the great pyramid!

Yousef seems like a top dude.. His "we are running out of rocks here" comment was testament to him being an intelligent witty character..spreading his fathers knowledge proudly.

It's so frustrating to live in a time with so many potential areas/mysteries yet to be uncovered, but a seemingly (at best) lacklustre attitude to it all by those in authority - one might say an intentionally lacklustre attitude... Excellent work Ben.

@eclipse369.

2 жыл бұрын

Sad thing is authority is merely a belief system, a religion. When enough ppl stop believing it ceases to exist

@lunsforj

2 жыл бұрын

It is always the most frustrating times that mean the most.

@jasons2562

2 жыл бұрын

What are their email addresses, lets contact them and ask why no one is looking into these things or sharing anything if they are? Giant shafts with secret mystery bottoms too? unbelievable

@michaelhart7569

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. The more of Ben's videos that I see, the more it amazes me just how much there still is to be discovered. Yet those in authority just don't seem interested. I'm pretty sure both the resources and the volunteers could easily be found for such projects if there was a will from those with the power to authorize such investigations.

@jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491

2 жыл бұрын

@@eclipse369. read the manual: they are commanded to lie until they can kill. written at a Fourth Grade reading level, and translated into Your Native language. read read when nausea hits, skip forward. stop before vomit! not joking here. egypt is Not "arab" and just saying this can get me killed.... notice the guide mention of "the causeway was here until The Vatican . . . " he stopped there. can't fool All Tourists...

I never expected that two small gaps in the dirt could be so wonderfully evocative! Great work, Ben. Thanks for sharing. 👍

@UnchartedX

2 жыл бұрын

thankyou - that was the intent! Never thought I'd be that interested in a couple little gaps between stones :)

@5amH45lam

2 жыл бұрын

@@UnchartedX yep, that's your skills as a filmmaker on display, too. 👍😎👌

@johnnewton8017

2 жыл бұрын

Couldn’t they run a mini camera with an LED down there?? SO MANY QUESTIONS!

@5amH45lam

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnnewton8017 yes, those were my thoughts exactly. One of those multi-directional, endoscopic, illuminated fibre-optic cameras would suffice. Until someone does so, I'm left with my imagination. Which, to be fair, is pretty cool, though it'd be good to establish more definitive answers! Hopefully, on the next tour, someone will do as you say. 👍

@GreenPatriot2024

2 жыл бұрын

@@UnchartedX Has anyone thought of inserting a BoreScope or some other small camera into the gaps to see what's in there?

Just when I was looking for something to watch. Thanks Ben!

Puddin's Fab Shop YEET HOT DAMN 26:55

When you turn your light off the camera, the surroundings become pitch black. All of this evidently done with torches yet they left no soot or carbon marks on the walls or ceilings.

Im a simple man I see unchartedX upload and I click immediately

If when we die, we get to ask one question, all I want is the answer to the history of the civilization that built all of this. What was their tech, how did it work, what did it all look like in its prime.

@davidhalliday616

2 жыл бұрын

Same!

@gazman5980

2 жыл бұрын

Yep

@brett328

2 жыл бұрын

This Information has been hidden and kept shrouded in mystery, quite obviously, intentionally. Seems like a crazy conspiracy theory right? The only logical explanation for it is that the truth it conceals may likely be a horrific revelation about our true origins. One not so full of wonder and splendor, but subjugation and experimentation. Just saying...

@dreddy02

2 жыл бұрын

Dude that's like three questions!😁

@hayleyrose5820

2 жыл бұрын

Have you ever read, The Law of One?? It's amazing and has those answers! Blessings to you🙏✌

Small cracks taking endless sand....how does that not get explored?!?! Awesome content!

@cedricc4105

2 жыл бұрын

Imagine the Sahara and Egypt have been desertified between 5 and 6,000 years ago cavities below must be humongous

@charleswalker2484

2 жыл бұрын

Are there not cameras on long pipes or something that could be put down in there? kinda like an endoscopy?

@datdude212

2 жыл бұрын

@@charleswalker2484 Dude says they confiscate any kind of tools before you reach the plateau. It's like intentional ignorance.

@morganholsomback4851

Жыл бұрын

So if you can smuggle in a endoscopic camera …

@himahosni9440

Жыл бұрын

Answer: Dr. Zahi Hawass. A few yrs ago he banned excavations in the plateau...cause its finished, it has told us all its secrets (the question is who is US?)😂😂

Your channel has some, if not the best video footage of the Giza plateau I've ever come across on the internet. You go places and have access to areas that probably 99.9% of us will never be able to see - thank you!

Thanks for the shoutout Ben! We appreciate the love 😃 Let's do a podcast soon.

@UnchartedX

2 жыл бұрын

indeed!

Great video as always. One thing that I've recently come to appreciate is how the Pyramids, despite their enormous size, are almost secondary structures compared to all of the amazing other treasures in this region. It's really a crime that there is so little interest in any of this from the "official academics." But then, throughout the ages, it's always been the amateurs with a passion that have moved our understanding forward.

for the sandf eating cracks... a simple string with a weight at the end lowered in could tell you how deep it is..

26:53 theres a Puddin's Fab Shop " Sittin on your ass, wont finish your project" shirt! Love it!!!!

@robotcantina8957

2 жыл бұрын

LOL, I subscribe to Unchartedx and of course your channel. It's EPIC that one of your T-shirts made it to Egypt.

@kimjaniszeski498

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome!!!

In a few years fly sized drones will be commercially available. At that point I would expect that every inch of the areas disallowed now will be fully explored if they like it or not...

@madaxwayne

2 жыл бұрын

are there any prototypes that exist?

@TheGreatest1974

2 жыл бұрын

@@madaxwayne drones are becoming tinier all the time. The military develop them first. They have one now the size of a large flying insect. A bit shorter in length than a dragonfly but slightly bulkier.

@dystopiaahoy

2 жыл бұрын

We’ll discover all of the authorities secret attempts at plundering the antiquities.

@dunxy

2 жыл бұрын

There's some (camera equipped) on the market anyone can buy already under 1.5"dia, no doubt military has much smaller ones.

@TheGreatest1974

2 жыл бұрын

That day cannot come fast enough for me!👍

Mad respect to you for putting this all together! Thank you.

@drewlovs

2 жыл бұрын

It’s why I support him with a small amount-the ONLY person I support financially.

I can see this is one of those video's I will have to watch ten times and always see something new.

I just discovered your channel the other day and I have been binging it ever since. Your argument is logical and the most plausible (in my opinion). And the way you explain it resonates with me. Like your analogy of a person being buried with their favorite antiques. It just clicked and made complete sense. You're doing amazing work and I thank you for sharing it.

Thank you for traversing the tunnels inside the pyramid. As a claustrophobic, just watching you fit in those small tunnels is anxiety inducing.

@DavidBeamson

Жыл бұрын

I couldn't agree more ha it looks awesome and I would LOVE to be able to go down there, but not a chance! my claustrophobic anxiety would stop that in a heart beat ha

@Starlingchaser

Жыл бұрын

Small spaces underground give me the willies, too... Me, I like the Sun on my skin and room to move... Even in an ordinary room, I sit by the exit...

@bloodyqueer297

Жыл бұрын

And they just kept getting SMALLER omg 😅

@Starlingchaser

Жыл бұрын

@@bloodyqueer297 ..Gives me the willies...

One would not need a fibre-optic camera. Some of those gaps in the causeway are large enough for a small self contained body cam (about $35). Lower down on a fishing line. Tape on (say) a couple of AA batteries with LED’s and a resistor soldered on. A chamber makes sense as it would mean the causeway would need less stone. Just like modern railway viaducts.

@mrparrehesian1742

2 жыл бұрын

Right fishing line with a washer... seems simple enough and someone must have tried it already to gauge the depth.

@robertstewart4953

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrparrehesian1742 If you think Zahi and the endless amount of money and drooling academics behind him haven't explored and documented these phenomena already, you're diluding yourself. There's a reason they don't let you take a screwdriver, let alone an endoscope anywhere near giza, and any survey/scans are done hush hush and under the watchful eyes of the MSA.

Hey Ben- has anyone ever done a volumetric study of the amount of stone removed from the Aswan quarry and the amount used in Egyptian structures? I’ve got a sneaking suspicion that there’s a discrepancy.

@JarofMayonaise

Жыл бұрын

There is evidence of prior civilizations scrounging or flat out destroying older sites to use the materials in their creations. I think it would interfere with your theory.

@evanroberts2771

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, because a huge majority has been repurposed over time...

@waynespering3145

10 ай бұрын

There’d probably have to be a theoretical guess as to how much was used

@talashk615

2 ай бұрын

yes that is what i was also thinking. i dont think they got all the stone from Egypt, something is suspicious.

@talashk615

2 ай бұрын

thx to dr zahi, we dont know the answers. he was adamant that Egyptian did all this.

You guys are so brave. No way am crawling into some narrow space

Even if I ever made it to Egypt my disease would stop me from being able to explore any of this. Ive said it before and I'll say it again.... Thank you Ben. So so much for taking us places some of us will never get to.

@mumsiedarkdragon2296

2 жыл бұрын

@@probegt75 I'd say it does? I'm not afflicted with that. I'm a cripple.

@High_Octane

2 жыл бұрын

@@probegt75 the hell is wrong with you, what a stupid thing to say.

@mumsiedarkdragon2296

2 жыл бұрын

@@High_Octane was a dick thing to say huh? Glad the comment is gone.

@High_Octane

2 жыл бұрын

@@mumsiedarkdragon2296 for real. cheers yo!

@joeyprike7539

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree. Some of us will never make it to these places regardless of our physical condition, I appreciate that Ben and his colleagues make the trip and share their footage and experiences. More than i could ever see in my lifetime. Thank you very much 👍

Most underrated channel on KZread 🤜

Such great content Ben! Thankyou for what you’re doing to help uncover these mysteries

Never gets old seeing this place. Like anybody reading this I would love to go back in time to see how this was done. Thank you

Sounds like someone needs to bring a fibre optic camera next time there in Egypt. Maybe hidden in a trouser leg😅, discretly lower it down so you don't get into trouble. (As always, loved the video! Keep up the great work)

@davidiste

2 жыл бұрын

Once they broadcast their hidden camera escapade they're never getting another pass onto and into the site.

@teppo9585

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidiste Well if they cought in film something astonishing that could well force a proper exploration of the site so it would be worth it. And if they got nothing then there´d no need to publish it.

@tubedude54

2 жыл бұрын

How about doing it properly and just apply for a permit to do it? All they can do is turn you down.

Even more kudos Ben!!!!!wonderful material as always :)

Great video Ben you are effectively moving things forward. Thank you.

Brilliant research as always, thank you Ben

Did you see your call out on Rogan I was like yes get him on hopefully you get that call soon!!

@Adam-gy3tw

2 жыл бұрын

Link pls

@Wolfbabypuppylove

2 жыл бұрын

Thought that interview was great but you could see Rogan was apprehensive on some finer details an interview with Ben would certainly ease this doubt. Ggo Ben do the interview .

@SenshiOngaku

2 жыл бұрын

hell yes BROTHER

@Redchvy

2 жыл бұрын

Which episode of rogan?

@eclipse369.

2 жыл бұрын

Rogan sux

Wie schön, die kleine Susi durfte mit dem mächtigen Hawas in die Tiefe steigen und das Maßband halten und wie lieb sie sich beide immer mit Susi und Hawas ansprechen, fast wie ein Liebespaar und keinesfalls wie unter seriösen Forschern üblich!

6:06 "Tastes Like Burning" - Ralph Wiggum HAHA!

It's a real treat to be able to see this footage and hear these discussions. It's really disappointing that a larger part the population doesn't seem to care much about the story we're fed daily about human history. Starting at 25:17 you can clearly see the polygonal architecture that used to encompass the pyramid before it was stripped away for raw materials. It's far too similar to Architecture we see in South America to be just a coincidence and definitely seems like it would be the same time period construction. The big question is, when was it really built?

@Towzlie

2 жыл бұрын

And by who

@milanetc4865

2 жыл бұрын

True that! Good spotting

@nongovernment3606

2 жыл бұрын

I am a Scientist!

@Notyamomma1313

2 жыл бұрын

Please look up Anthropologist Robert Sepher on KZread. He is breaking down the answers to your questions.

@Dallasguy1972

2 жыл бұрын

Of course modern day Egyptians won’t tell you that it was the inhabits of modern day Egyptians that stripped the pyramids down because they didn’t want to quarry the stone the way the ancients did for themselves. They’ll say that there was a terrible earthquake that made the amazing casing stones “fall off” the Great Pyramid. When the stones simply are not there at the sides of the pyramid they were used to build mosques and whatnot. Imagine tearing down the last standing wonder of the world because you didn’t want to take from your own ancestors. Erasing the past is something they seem to want more than learn from it. It’s a recurring theme there…

A perfectly square, 150' deep shafts and no archaeologists wrote reports on what's in them? Incredible. As for that crack between the rocks, something like an endoscope could go down that hole.

@brtk8809

2 жыл бұрын

the only reasonable explanation is: yes, they did - but behind our back. The same goes with the Sphinx , one of the most known treasure in the world - there's the official version for us, and the true version for them, whoever "them" might be.

@alexpro-pu4lb

2 жыл бұрын

Cause they're liars who are paid to shut their mouths and debunk all other theories, they even give bogus answers about how it was made, while they really have no idea...

@CS-zn6pp

2 жыл бұрын

@@alexpro-pu4lb I agree they are covering stuff up but the question is why???

@jrbspacecowboy

2 жыл бұрын

Perhaps Egyptian authorities know that much of what was considered Dynastic is actually predynastic and so old there is no understanding of who, how, what and the why of its existence. Would look bad for the glory of Dynastic Egypt if it wasn't quite so glorious? It is telling there is no effort to be transparent or explore further...if there's nothing, then there is nothing, but not showing clear evidence or due diligence to explore further reaks of a cover up

@Emerild

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe don't even have to wait for the pros to do that. Sounds like a possible amateur venture.

Great footage and narration. Thank you.

truly ..absolutely ..fascinating !! Thanks Ben

Found your channel last night and subbed in the first few minutes. Binge watching all day and this popped up. Finally, science that makes perfect sense.

Thank you very much for taking your viewers with you on another amazing journey 👏👏👏

Just speechless... incredible.

Brilliant!!! Thanks for taking us along on the adventure!!!!! Wow, I really enjoyed this :)

What a fabulous video! Brilliant stuff. Many thanks for making it.

Never been this early for a new upload. Thanks again for the quality content, Ben! The small cracks that keeps taking sand would be fascinating to stick a small camera into.. Let's hope someone does that in the near future *nudge nudge wink wink*

Interesting. Thanks for sharing.

Great vid dude. Jaw dropping.

Always enjoy your videos keep up the good work!

Super fascinating stuff, thanks!

Excellent video thanks Ben and team.

That opening shot was absolutley the best footage ive seen. It gave a sense of scale. like a steep mountain.

That little gap in the causeway when all the sand was push into. That would be amazing to find out what maybe under there

There are "fish csms" thst would work in those cracks/holes in the causeway. Check em out. They mount on a fishing line for videoing fish underwater

It’s quite clear to me that someone knows more about the mysteries of the pyramids than is commonly known. They must have found something at some point in history that they do not want anyone else to know about. If you don’t believe this, then please explain why they hardly do any exploration of the surroundings of the pyramids, if they really wanted to solve the mysteries they would have openly gone full construction site on everything.

@TheGreatest1974

2 жыл бұрын

There are many suspicious non load bearing blocks in the great pyramid alone. Most notably the one directly adjacent to the narrow side of the sarcophagus. It’s a different size than those around it, and exactly right for pushing the sarcophagus through into the room. The passage into the kings chamber is too small for it. There could easily be a passage leading to undiscovered chambers behind that block. A drill and an endoscope. As simple as that. But they refuse to investigate it. There are other places in the great pyramid that need investigating too, but the authorities have no interest. There HAS to be a reason behind this, as anyone that’s human in any way would desire to find out if there are as yet undiscovered places inside there. It’s human nature. Check out ‘ancient architects’ channel for the best info on all of this.

@ReeseSYL

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. I think there are many reasons why. They do know what the pyramids did. They had to of been power generators. Using elements that needed the water to connect them together to make them work. That's why all the tunnels. Plus you need them for the grounding, (conductivity) to the environment around them. A "ground plane". I could go on, but just think about a nuclear power plant. How one of those is sealed up. Hummm... Well my take is that the Great Pyramid is how or what caused the, "Great Flood". That's why they don't want you to know. Egypt doesn't want to be blamed for that. Nor do they want to try to turn one of them back ON.

@bpalpha

Жыл бұрын

The Great Pyramid used to house the arch of the covenant. That's what went in the coffer. It (the pyramid) gathers electromagnetic energy from the Earth which was used to charge the device.

@Toletanus

Жыл бұрын

money.

@chuckdawg2799

Жыл бұрын

@@Toletanus thats the correct answer. Romanticizing the slave owning and inbred crazy pharaohs is how they make money.

I have often thought that far from being the Director of Antiquities, Hawass's true role is to create a mystery wrapped up in an enigma to keep the tourist dollars rolling in. I don't for one second think Hawas has left known cubby holes and chambers unexplored. They likely know exactly what is down there and prefer to keep everyone wondering.

@eddominates

Жыл бұрын

Yes, you are correct. Hawass feels as if the plateau is a metaphorical goldmine, and he has the claim. He has constantly suppressed any attempts to learn things in any scientific fashion. Now, if you would like to pay him a ridiculous sum of money, I'm sure he'd allow you to allow him to make those discoveries for you. Quite simply, if it doesn't make him money or get his name in the history books as the "discoverer" ... He's not interested.

@timward4736

10 ай бұрын

Plot twist....they found incontrovertible evidence that it was not built by Egyptians. Seems like the best evidence to declare 'case closed'

@CW-ee5ih

6 ай бұрын

Fascinating fact: access to the greatest features of the Giza plateau including the underground labyrinth is controlled by the highest orders of Freemasons. Zawass is a pawn

Great video Ben, always a pleasure to watch these great videos.

@enyaisrave2831

2 жыл бұрын

Yes always great videos 👍

First as always , thanks so much for all you show and talk about on this channel. I ll never be able to go there and I am so lucky to be able to see things on this complex that I would otherwise never be able to see. Remarkable. My feelings on this is the same as it has always been. You can read ancient text that write about miles of tunnels and rooms that are beneath this complex. It’s the one of the most amazing and bewildering complexes on the planet. With not only high interest in how it was built , but what it was even used for. Man does not leave such technological and mathematical genius unexplored. I know you can only state what you know for sure in front of your own eyes, but I believe these theories are all spot on. There is all kinds of passageways connecting the entire complex. And I believe they have been explored and then cut off from public knowledge. It’s actually to the point where seeing these videos is actually hard to watch for me. Cause I feel these guys frustration, they know there’s more , and there’s just nothing they or we can do but talk the same talk we’ve been doing for years. The Giza plateau , when I see it now just looks like one big reminder of how much we get lied too. And these people in charge who talk to us like we’re children, and too stupid to put the pieces together like the great minds in this channel. I hope we all find out all they are covering up, but unfortunately I think the only way that will happen is through conflict. Which probably speaks to the level of what they have found and what they already know about this place. But either way, I will always be here getting the most truths I can. Thanks so much for all you do.

@joenuno1

2 жыл бұрын

"He who controls history, controls the future" I believe advance technology is all over there, underground. A civilization from over 12,000 years and older. Graham Hancock has opened many eyes and we need to help further this. Supposedly parts of the Library of Alexandria was moved there. You think the people in power want others to know about that? See first statement! All these shafts around the plateau no doubt are air shafts. But yet it's been right in front of everyone. They are not being used as water wells. For too long people believe what they have been told WithOut question. Time to think critically! Not a lemming

thanks for your great videos, Ben !

Absolutely fantastic footage

Thanks as always for a great video! I find your videography outstanding and always a pleasure to watch! I have a simple question regarding the cracks you have shown. Wouldn't a simple weight attached to a string tell you how deep those cracks are? Even a coin attached to a string would work. No endoscopes or fiber optic cameras needed to get some very interesting and conclusive information on what's down there!

Great vid again, just to say if you go back to @18:00 and time the stone from when it starts to fall through the bars (as opposed to from when it is thrown up before it starts to fall) and give it a small initial velocity of about 0.2m/s the time to hear the impact is about 2.3 seconds giving a depth of about 26 meters or 86ft. Anyway, who knows how deep the trash is at the bottom, but just pointing this out that it's not 150ish feet.

Congratulations on hitting 200k subscribers!

This is fantastic. Cant wait to go back!

Absolutely, all it would take is an endoscope. Another great vid, cheers 🍺

@johngreydanus2033

2 жыл бұрын

Are you saying that Egypt is the rectum of the world?

@antrog1895

2 жыл бұрын

@@johngreydanus2033 you’re terrible John! 😂😂 I had mine down my throat, I’ll leave it there! 😆

Well done. Your presentation are always very informative and interesting. Brian needs to learn from you.

@lefthorse1

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah , he went into the solar plasma theory :D :D

9:05 "it taste like burning" is an epic Ralph from the Simpsons reference and I'm here for it.

Thank you, Ben!

Another great video Ben .As regards to the cracks in the causeway How about a length of fishing line and a little weight on the end drop it down until the slack is taken. Surely that could be sneakily done.

@megalonoobiacinc4863

2 жыл бұрын

pro tip, someone should carefully try this

Maybe the pyramids were mostly under water at one time for a long time and the sand level was a lot lower? If the location was under water for 10s of thousands of years, steel tools could have disappeared to rust? Egyptians may have took it over at later date and were not the ones that built it?

Thank you so much, you're amazing. Really look forward to your videos, and relish them when they come out. An invaluable resource

i'm just blown away that ancients could carve and move that much material

Ben, you got a shout out on Joe Rogan last week. I hope that will bring more subscribers your way to help keep this amazing content coming 👍

That is HUGE! I work in road construction. Those cracks should plug quickly, even if there is not a large void below. Something has to be keeping those cracks open. MAYBE it is air flow but that is a WAG (Wild Ass Guess.)

@pauljohnson2478

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty crazy never knowing this was a thing! Pyramids in Xian are said to have a mercury river nearby.. maybe some fast flowing stream could explain this phenomena...

@sonjanordahl3158

2 жыл бұрын

@@pauljohnson2478 Good point. A fast moving stream could do it.

Never seen those cracks before. Incredible stuff.

Big thanks for sharing this fantastic knowledge...

26:55 ill be dipped a puddin's fab shop shirt

Awesome, ancient traditions talked about a complete underworld with hundreds of subterranean chambers located under the Giza plateau and its surroundings extending eastwards under modern Cairo and southwards to Saqqara and Dashur.

Excellent work Thank You.

2 small holes on that ground is just too fascinating.

Thanks for the video Ben it drives me insane how the Egyptians always call everything a tomb. Everyone knows they’re not tombs.

@Adam-gy3tw

2 жыл бұрын

I think it has to do with National pride. If they are NOT tombs and they’re simply artifacts inherited by the Egyptians from a earlier civilization then it wasn’t made by the current Egyptian’s ancestors.

@Azzow15

2 жыл бұрын

@@Adam-gy3tw yeah was not made by them at all. But the future will show they hid the truth and lied. Not in our time though.

@sedwillful

2 жыл бұрын

@@Adam-gy3tw Modern Egyptians wouldn't invade tombs/sites/or treasures located in Arabia. Some Holy Places are strictly forbidden. But they bring cameras and porta potties near the pyramids. But ya, Arabs invaded the area during the 7th AD; Islamic Invasion

@tonymuir4715

2 жыл бұрын

@@Adam-gy3tw furthermore, the level of vandalistic quarrying and robbery of antiquities perpetrated by the Egyptians over the millennia would easily match that of Europeans.

when was this shot? I didn't realize the scan project was still taking data! that's exciting

@UnchartedX

2 жыл бұрын

most of it in october 2021

Thanks for the video Ben Lots of love from South Africa 🇿🇦

Yes please more more more of these videos about Egypt!!!

Pfs shirt at 26:55! Get er done.

Zahwi Hawas is so revolting everything he says makes me angry. Giant circus down there how tf have we not excavated the Osiris shaft. So disappointing

Wow! Just WOW! Fascinating...there MUST be a huge chamber under that causeway.

Thank you for making these videos with your insightful commentary. You are truly the eyes of hidden Egypt.

Imagine walking on the soil that once produced greenery 100 feet deep below the sand we currently see. Egypt is bigger than anyone can ever fathom. Now you know you're only seeing the tip of the iceberd, the top of a kingdom never being sure of how big its foundation really is.

That lowering the stones using sand explanation sounds absolutely stupid. How is he so sincere responding to the psychic question, but so dismissive when questioned about his asinine theories about the building techniques? They sure give him a ton of authority and money for having produced empty shafts his whole career.

@nsrooster

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. He's just a con man. He speaks with such arrogance but he's just spewing lies.

@UnchartedX

2 жыл бұрын

yeah that theory doesn't hold any sand at all :)

I am so glad people like yourself are doing these exploratory type videos, there is very little chance I will ever get to visit these places myself now.

Amazing video Ben, thank you 🙏🏻

I believe a map with all these mysteries could garner you a boat load of cash as a lot of people would probably pay for just such an item, with all the details we all wonder about and maybe, just maybe, it could trigger an epiphany in some genius that is behooving the rest of us...

It makes my blood boil when I see things like this crack that could so easily be investigated without doing an physical harm to the site. Pushing an endoscope down there would be so easy! But, no; we must ignore anything and everything that threatens the story we tell :

Usef is a gem for us ordinary plebs! Thank you Usef 👍✊

Thanks for your videos.

3:11 On the left bottom of the stone table there, aren't those same kind of milling marks as in one corner of a Serapeum box ?! Also isn't that slag stone at the end of the shaft? 3:48 Produced in high heat mineral/metallurgic processes.

What are the prevailing thoughts on Fehmi Krasniqi’s research results? He implies there is a big effort by some to suppress further excavations of the plateau because history will fall apart. Thoughts?

Awesome video thanks Ben

One of the best and most interesting videos on the subject

All those well-carved passages in the Great Pyramid and yet no inscriptions. Simply a "tomb" yet they decided to dig deep into the bedrock underneath for some reason. Tunnels that lead to nowhere. Hmmm. Well I guess we can just chalk it up to fooling grave-robbers, testing the bedrock for weaknesses and...the rule of "decorating inside pyramids is not allowed because it's tacky". Can you imagine how long it would have taken to dig into that bedrock down there, and with the supposed diorite pounder?