It's not often that a documentary features a scientific debate from various camps instead of pushing a pseudoscience far-fetched conclusions just to make things more attractive and simplistic for broader audience. I love this format. Well done.

@bethbartlett5692

11 ай бұрын

Given that Mainstream Academics are the Group ignoring the "Standards of Science and Research" (which prohibits using a Theory as Fact), their blatant ignoring of "Peer Reviewed Science accepted findings", and their application of weaving stories not based on evidence, the discernment of the most Obvious Incurrence of "Psuedoscience" falls to "Mainstream Academics" specifically the Egyptologists and Archaeologists. The foundation of their Paradigm is fully based on a "19th Theory" and there exists enough Current DNA related data findings and evidence, to set the Theory aside, (as the Theory it's stated in it's description. ) Beth Bartlett Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian

@stijnvdv2

8 ай бұрын

I don't like the modern day 'Egyptology' of Zahi Hawas. The Egyptology under sir Flinders Petre was far more professional and kept to the scientific method and process while Zahi Hawas is 'dating' everything to nothing more then what derogatory can be called ancient graffiti. By which ironically enough they cherrypick among the Kings-list to what were 'real Kings' and which were supposedly mythological. Perhaps that's why he's so protective of the narrative, coz he knows its bullshit and is afraid to be called out for it.

@Svartalf14

4 ай бұрын

the debate us fkawed. K21B does not offer enough evidence, even if what is there is interesting, especially if KV21A could actually be positively identified as ANkhesunamun.... but the reasoning to make the Younger Lady into Nefertiti is quite as flawed, or I'd need much more exposition and evidence why a Royal Prince (tut andkh aten) would not be shown with his parents, when his womb sisters are.

The destruction of the mummies during the periods mentioned is absolutely appalling, and the grave robbers didnt just steal thing of monitory worth, they stole our history!!! So much has been lost because of greed, anger, and fear!

@alarnahbliss3786

Жыл бұрын

You forgot desperation… Are you a parent?

@ssherrierable

Жыл бұрын

Blame your ancestors because they are the ones that did it…

@kelly5198

10 ай бұрын

Extremely disturbing...our history was lost..due to these imbeciles.

@ptahrahotepasr6982

9 ай бұрын

FOR THE LOVE OF MONEY

@allan9603

9 ай бұрын

A little studying would tell you that Egypt experienced a period of starvation and despair. Yes, greed was a factor, but starvation was probably the main culprit. During the many dynasties, there was a wide gap between the privileged and the poor.

It’s interesting how she’s missing an eye both on that famous statue and her mummy

I thought they tried to erase her memory after her death? It's possible that they destroyed her body to prevent her from reaching the afterlife. We may never find her.

it is very special to see that a women who died more then 3000 years ago gives work today to more than 1000nd of people ....

I watched a three hour Egypt video today now watching this

27:27 -- Whether Nefertiti or not I, still think the woman in KB21, appears to have been a formidable figure. Something tells me she was not one to be messed with!!!

@RR.24.5

4 ай бұрын

😊

@xiayabennett6982

Ай бұрын

the KV21B mummy had me convinced lol 😂

I vote for 21B as an artist. Nefertiti had a long neck if her depictions are true to form. 21B has a long neck. The jaw line and brow both lead my eye to believe that is her.

This was a staggering documentary to come up with this idea and suggestion and its opposite in the same time . sifting all these prolific documents and research was something extraordinary thanks for this 🙏

There are new DNA tests underway on the KV21 A and KV21 B mummies, as well as the KV35YB, the young boy which was not done last time. The latter could be Prince Tutmosi, first son of Amehotep III and Tye and brother of Akhenaten. If it were confirmed that KV21 A is the daughter of KV55, mother of the fetuses of KV62 and granddaughter of Amenhotep III and Tye, as well as sister on the father's (not mother's) side of Tutankhamen, it is obvious that it is Ankhesenamen. Having ascertained this, for KV21 B instead to be Nefertiti, it will have to be confirmed that this is the mother of KV21 A. Then there should be no doubts and we would have finally found the famous lost queen. However, given the poor condition of these two mummies, I fear that the results will remain dubious. We await news. Thank you. Luke

There was one tomb that was badly damaged and one mummy was broken in half… it was thought to be her but we’ll probably never found out.

Great video Curtis! 🙂🇨🇦

Much respect for this work.

That is definitely the best documenatry made about searching for Nefertiti's mummy! I really appreciate that Curtis presented different point of view and voices! Personally, I don't believe that Younger Lady is her body - DNA's test result the most probable answer is that mummy was Akhenaten's sister. Nefertiti wasn't his sister, so it can't be her. So her body is still awaiting for discover.

@jamig.7254

11 ай бұрын

I disagree. The 'younger lady' is beautiful - even in death. Her long swan neck and facial features are consistent with her famous bust. Zahi Hawas could not take credit for the find, nor would Joann Fletcher give him the time of day. He banned her from Egypt right after she followed up Marianne Luban's lead that the younger lady is - Nefertiti.

@pendragonsxskywalkers9518

11 ай бұрын

@@jamig.7254 So according to you Nefertiti was only "beautiful"woman with "slender neck" in Egypt 😂😂😂😂🤦🏻‍♂🤦🏻‍♂ Theories of Fletchcher and Luban are completely baseless. I don't care what Hawass thinks or does - I have my own mind. Younger Lady isn't Nefertiti. Genetic tests show that Younger Lady was almost certainly daughter of Amenhotep III and Tiye, and Nefertiti was NOT their daughter. Nefertiti's own sister, Mutnedjmet, had title "Sister of Great Royal Wife", not "King's Sister". That show Nefertiti and Mutnedjemt weren't offspring of Pharaoh. Furthermore, who was Pharaoh after Akhenaten? A woman, Neferneferuaten 👸🏽 (either Nefertiti or someone other). If Tutankhamun was son of Great Royal Wife, HE would become new Pharaoh. But he didn't. That show he wasn't heir apparent. The female Pharaoh claimed throne instead and ony after SHE died, Tut was recognized as sole King . Younger Lady's name is still unknown, but she certainly is NOT Nefertiti.

@jamig.7254

11 ай бұрын

@@pendragonsxskywalkers9518 You are inaccurate on many counts. Nefertiti was the half sister to Akenaten. Yes, I have no doubt there were many beautiful women who fit the description as I described in Egypt. However, they were not royal, buried in custom royal pageantry. If so, we would have known them. In the same manner we are familiar with Nefertari and Nefertiti. Take your rant elsewhere. You are way off base.

@pendragonsxskywalkers9518

11 ай бұрын

@@jamig.7254 "Way off base"??? How exactly? If you insult me, please explain me how why you think this way. I explained you my stance. Nefertiti was NOT half-sister of Akhenetan. What are you even talking about? 😂😂😂😂 Younger Lady was FULL sister of Akhenetan, as DNA show. Nefertiti couldn't be paternal half-sister of Akhenaten, as she didn't bear a title of "King's daughter". She also couldn't be maternal half-sister, as Tiye was wife of Amenhotep III at the time Neferiti was born. And Nefertiti's sister had specific title of "Queen's Sister", not "King's Sister". So it means Nefertiti wasn't from Royal Family. Simple. Also, it would make no sense for woman to inherit crown after Ahenaten if Tut was child of Great Royal Wife. There is no instance of female Pharaoh with living son to take crown, until Ptolemaic Dynasty. Sobekneferu had no known children, she was last of her family. Hatshepsut co-ruled with boy who was NOT her son. Neferneferuaten either was sole ruler or co-ruler with Tut, so it strongly suggest he wasn't son of Great Ryal wife. If he was, he would siply became sole Pharaoh, and she would be his REGENT, not Pharaoh herself. If you gonna convince me that mummy is Nefertiti, list me your arguments and explain why YOU believe it is Nefertiti. (Don't send to me Lubann's work - I read what she wrote and I fully disagree with her. Show me YOUR arguments).

@jamig.7254

11 ай бұрын

However, with DNA testing, this mummy (younger lady )was shown in February 2010 to be a woman, the mother of Tutankhamun, and the daughter of Amenhotep III and Tiye (making her both the sister and wife of Akhenaten)- Wikipedia. Can DNA change from 2010 to now? It was logical to put Nefertiti in the same tomb cache as Tiye. Even if 35 was not the original tomb, the mummies were laid next to one another. This indicates they may have been originally placed in tombs of that specific ancestral line. Think of Ramses II extensive tomb. Lastly, look at the chin line of the younger lady and the original bust. That was the clincher for me. And as I said before, in death, she looks as she did in life.

Love love love Curtis. Thank you for showing this but I hope Curtis is getting royalties as he works so hard on his docos.

@DN-kf4gg

Жыл бұрын

I’m not a fan of Curtis unfortunately. Have fun watching!

@skyhigh1154

Жыл бұрын

As always a great doc. He gives me an akward feeling but his docs are good.

@MelEveritt

Жыл бұрын

@Sky High I use to think that but I have seen that he truly is just so intensely passionate about ancient Egypt and love his passion.

@BrainTeaserQuizzward

Жыл бұрын

Agree!

@bullie86

Жыл бұрын

Who’s Curtis

Very nice 👍 using art to help explain excellent 😊

Do they know which mummies were turned into paint because I always was curious if the lost pharaohs could have been turned into paint 👀

this is a very very good documentary ... thank you to the filmmakers, the anthropologists, film crew, all the work done 🎉

Her mummy is probably in a mansion somewhere in a private collection...

I'm kind of getting a little irritated with this channel re-releasing the same documentaries I have already watched a dozen times before, all years old.... Is there literally no one putting out info with the newest research anymore? Really??? Recycling what you've already released as a *new upload* is lazy.

@jeraldbaxter3532

Жыл бұрын

I suspect that the number of videos KZread possesses is not as vast, muchless endless as we have been led to believe. I have been watching KZread for about 9 years, and I have noticed, more and more, in the last 3 years, that the videos suggested for me are either ones I have watched before or topics that I have no interest at all. When I conduct a search, on my own, for new topics, it will start bombarding me with videos on the new topics, but that soon lapses back into repeats. Very aggrevating. But it is still better than staring at the walls.😒

@user-wp4zh6po3k

10 ай бұрын

NEW advertisers .... OLD videos ... (do the math lol)

It was stated over 7 years ago, by Archaeologists that Tut's Mother was a Sister or Half Sister of Akhenaten. (I must note: This documentary is highly layered in presumptions and Archaeologist's weaving stories absent in valid supporting evidence.) One Example being the "assumption of 2 being "Mother and Daughter", 21:43 DNA must be applied prior to these sort of statements, and DNA can be extracted with far greater success at present. Also, it is noticable that DNA degradation comments are overly used when the subject lacks supporting measure for the subject. Where are the Published Mitochondriao DNA? This needs to cite the Resource References. The presumed facial reconstruction changes the ethnicity of Nefertiti, from that presented in her bust. The subject can be fully understood with appropriate DNA studies and Carbon dating the remains, under a Forensic Protocol, and with an Administrative Panel, unassociated with any Egyptologists, Egypt Archaeologists, and Egypt, Britain, USA, Political Representatives, thus also requiring a minimum of 3 Country's Laboratories to run the DNA. Forensic Standards would set forth the necessary requirements to meet the validity and credibility. (A subject I have confidence in through an associated 14 years of my career experience.) Beth Bartlett Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian.

definitely want to know👸🏻 about the Queen. ❤tfsharing

I thought after the death, the Queen and Tut changed things back to the old ways to make the people happy. Not saying that people wouldn't have still disliked her, but i think it adds to the noise of everything.

Dr. Joanne Fletcher was positively rapturous about identifying the Younger Lady as Nefertiti. Hawass, however, even tried to cast doubt on her scholarship, stating at one point that the mummy was actually that of a man (it wasn't, of course). I don't know that we will ever know for sure if Nefertiti's mummy will be definitively identified. As an aside, I always worry for Professor Aziz. She sounds as if she has a lung condition or perhaps vocal chord dysfunction. The latter is less serious, of course, but still troubling. She is incredibly knowledgeable, and I love what she presents. I also wonder about the audio quality of these videos.

@halfwen4575

Жыл бұрын

Oh, Hawass had a dumb take? :o

@pendragonsxskywalkers9518

Жыл бұрын

Well, Hawass was wrong that mummy belonged to man, but he was right it wasn't Nefertiti. DNA show that Lady was sister of Akhenaten, and Nefertiti never hold title of King's Sister or King's Daughter. I really don't know what leaded Joanne to such confident statemant that was Nefertiti. What is ironic is that Hawass acts the same in the case of identification "Hatshepsut's" mummy. Many egyptologists have doubts wheter mummy belong to female Pharaoh, but he still insist he "discovered" her and seems to be very proud of it. (Or at least he was raound 2 years ago, when I had watched interview with him).

@Jordizzan

7 ай бұрын

Dude everything I read about this guy is infuriating lol

One of the most fascinating things about the Amarna period is the art and the artifacts. It seems Tutankhamun's grave goods included a number of items from other burials but not complete funerary goods from any one previous burial. I picture the tombs at Amarna being dismantled and mummies and grave goods being taken to the Valley of the Kings for reburial. Theoretically there could be other tombs yet undiscovered with the rest of the collections of burial items for which another term might be loot. Meaning those other items could have been looted long ago. Queen Tiye, Tut's mother and possibly Akhenaten, Nefertiti and Ankhsenamun were not reburied, so there is that. It looks to me like Tut must have died in the middle of the reburial plans which were never completed. Finally we have some results on mtDNA! I have asked about this for a long time. It seems the babies from Tut's tomb should yield mtDNA that would give some idea of a female line. On the other hand, Tut's family tree is said to be straight as a broomstick, so maybe they all have the same mtDNA. And Y-DNA. Etc..... As I recall, DNA studies of Yuya show stronger than expected Anatolian genes with a touch of possibly European genes. (I am citing an article I once read. Let's not get into all Egyptians were black Africans.) Renditions of Nefertiti's face, including the famous bust, show a facial structure very different than other members of the royal family. Since Nefertiti's genetics are still unknown, I have wondered if she or her family did come from Hittite royalty. One of Nefertiti's epithets was something like 'born a royal princess', yet genealogy has not yet placed her birth within the royal Egyptian line. If Nefertiti's royal line came from Hittite royalty, it would make more sense that her daughter Ankhsenamun wrote to the Hittite king, seeking a royal prince to continue a royal line. Ankhsenamun also wrote that she did not want to marry a courtier. It is said she eventually married Ay, considered to be her uncle or grandfather. If that was a viable option and if Ay was in Nefertiti's line, then I do not think he was merely a "courtier". Since incest was not in any way taboo, marriage to Ay, perhaps except for his age, would not have been a bad option.

@jeraldbaxter3532

Жыл бұрын

There was a theory, at one time, that Nefertiti was a Mitanni princess, though your theory about her being a Hititte princess does add weight to why her daughter would seek a Hititte for a second husband.

@pendragonsxskywalkers9518

Жыл бұрын

I highly doubt that Nefertiti came from Hittites or any place in Asia. She had Egyptian Nurse - Tey (wif of Ay) and Egyptian sister, Mutnedjmet. So the most likely answer is - she was Egyptian herself. Yuya had blond hair so he had Middle Eastern origins undoubtedly.

@Aya-Nancy

Жыл бұрын

I also think Nefertiti was of Hittite or Mitanni origin. Her name also means "the beautiful one has come" which highly suggests that although she may have been born in the land of Egypt, she was not Egyptian by ethnicity. Another thing Tutankhamun's wife wrote a letter to the Hittite king and said "Don't you have many sons" This also suggests that she knows them somehow more intimately. It was likely that she sought help from her mother's motherland. I am also from the Asia Minor region, I think Nefertiti has very similar facial features and structure to modern-day Syrians, Iraqis, or Levant people in general.

@ptahrahotepasr6982

9 ай бұрын

BLACK HISTORY IS GREAT. KNOWING AMARNA WAS NORTH OF WASET(THEBES) RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF KMT(LAND OF THE BLACKS, THE BLACKLAND, EGYPT IS THE CORRUPT GREEK TRANSLATION) WHICH IS AFRICA WARMS MY HEART. THESE WERE AFRICANS, THERE WERE NO CAUCASIANS IN AFRICA 3300 YRS AGO. CAUCASIANS WERE STILL IN THE HILLS AND CAVESIDES OF EUROPE. 💯❤🖤💚🇱🇾✊🏿

The mummy of Akhenaten has not been identified either. Wonder if the couples' bodies had been destroyed because of their heretical reforms. What do you think, guys?

@j.l.emerson592

Жыл бұрын

Akhenaten's body has been identified. It is the skeletal remains designated KV-5. It has been proven beyond any doubt by DNA testing. He has been identified as Tutankhamen's father through DNA results & he has been identified as Amenhotep lll's son. (Tut's paternal grandfather) Tutankhamen's mother's mummy has been identified also. She was a full sister to Akhenaten. They just don't know which sister she was. He had 6 full sisters.

@MrRight1000

Жыл бұрын

@@j.l.emerson592 How recent was that and has the aforementioned founding been recognized by the majority among the scientific community?

@j.l.emerson592

Жыл бұрын

Getting any Egyptologists to agree with one another is akin to herding cats. Also, don't be lazy, look up that info for yourself.

@ssherrierable

Жыл бұрын

Also every culture has had sick people most of the time killers that would go dig up bodies and take them home to do disgusting things too them and with their remains, surly Egypt had a few Ed Gein, Jeffrey Dahlmer types throughout the long history of Egypt….

@halfwen4575

Жыл бұрын

​@steven sherrier there was also the whole chunk of time where mummies were considered medicinal or something o_o

I m still stuck on Nicolas Reeves's theory.

42:09 I can’t believe !!!! 😮

I always wonder how many important mummies were lost to medicine of the renaissance and Middle Ages and mummy brown paint.

The problem with Egyptology (History?) is that the more we know or think we know the more we find how little we know. For example: our man King Tut. We have his tomb, we have his mummy, and we have his stuff, we think. We do not know who his mommy is. The beautiful death mask may belong to Nefertiti. We are dealing with a people made babies with siblings, half siblings, and even daughters. It is a mystery that may never be solved.

no this is a german woman ..the egptians said on the news last night. her father was chinese and her mother was irish with russian lineage. her grandfather is from london and the great grand mother from Ukraine. She accidentally got lost in Egypt on her way to New York. research shows from the great museum in switzerland.

@lovely_lotus_

Жыл бұрын

Very funny 😂

@valetta202

9 ай бұрын

😂😂😮😅😅😊

Never realised Tom Allen was into Ancient Egypt documentary narration.

Even a queen as beautiful and majestic as Nefertiti could have become…. this. A mere residue of skin and bones. I know this is how mummies work but seeing the remains in superposition with the bust was unsettling 😅

The name 'Mizraim' is the original name given for Egypt... The name 'Egypt' itself actually comes to us from the Greeks who gave the Land that name...

@ptahrahotepasr6982

9 ай бұрын

THE ORIGINAL NAME IN THE MEDU NETJER IS KMT, WHICH MEANS LAND OF THE BLACKS OR THE BLACKLAND. ITS A OWL(KM) A BURNT PIECE OF WOOD(M) AND A HALF CIRCLE (T).

@theoztreecrasher2647

8 ай бұрын

@@ptahrahotepasr6982 Actually it's "the black land" ie the colour of the fertile alluvial soil. Nothing to do with the colour of the people which almost certainly was similar to modern day Berbers - graduating to African Negroid peoples as you ascend the long course of the Nile. Amenophis 11's Nubian Courtier Maiherpra (found in the nearby KV36) is certainly a Nilotic black man.

@ptahrahotepasr6982

8 ай бұрын

@@theoztreecrasher2647 TYPICAL RACIST RESPONSE. THEY WERE BLACK PLEASE PEOPLE. EGYPT IS IN AFRICA. WTF ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT. MISS ME WITH THAT NEGROID BS, THE BLACKMAN IS THE ORIGINAL MAN, NOT CAUCASIANS. 3000 YRS AGO CAUCASIAN WERE IN THE CAVES OF EUROPE

history channels really need to drop all Hawass references. hes a disgraced and corrupt man

The latest information relating to the younger lady is that she was a full sister of Akhenaten, it has also been suggested that the injury to her face was caused by a kick from a horse.

I think Joanne Fletcher's forensic studies of the "younger woman" of three mummies along with the "elder woman" (Queen Tiyi) is convincing that the younger woman is Nefertiti. Fletcher's book, "The Search for Nefertiti" deserves a read by all who are interested in Nefertiti.

@Krobra91

10 ай бұрын

which her findings are pretty good, but it doesnt reflect on the age. THere is evidence that Nefertiti lived well passed her husband before she died.. and the younger lady was killed at a younger age. Also she has been genetically identified as the birth mother of king tut, and there is no evidence that nefertiti had a male heir.

@pendragonsxskywalkers9518

9 ай бұрын

Her book is oudated and there is zero convincing evidence that Younger Lady is Nefertiti. In fact DNA study suggests she was daughter of Amenhotep III and Tiye and Nefertiti wasn't their daughter.

I will say this: if the Younger Lady is Nefertiti, the mutilation of her mummy makes sense given that her role in upheaving the traditional Egyptian religion alongside Akhenaton made her many enemies… ones that didn’t want her to enter the afterlife on the basis of being a heretic. I can’t imagine that a so little documented sister wife of Akhenaton who we barely know anything about could warrant such a death unless there’s something else historians haven’t discovered her.

@pendragonsxskywalkers9518

Ай бұрын

We don't know their private lives. There were much more intrigues and plot than religious ones. Tut's mother could met his end from hands of Nefertiti.

Love that Kara Cooney!!!❤

I'm getting loads of Temu adds. Temu is China, yes?

She was murdered. Her face was bashed in and the blade thrust up and into her left ribs immediately bled her out.

@carloshenriquebins5113

3 ай бұрын

I agree,that's why the younger lady is her mummy

Considering people ate the mummies... nothing surprises me anymore.... id have to research what era it was found out why and when they ate the mummies but yeah. Just another sad fact of life...

Seems like Egyptians in the past new something about these 2 that was common knowledge. And they took it out on their mummies after the fact. Shoving them into a leaky unfinished tomb. Desecration of anything that would confirm the identities.

Why does the woman at 15:00 sound like she’s on the verge of bursting into tears?

I m wondering if there has been studies done on Tuts tomb. IF there is a extra Tomb behind.... I didnt follow it anyone?

@SavannahLogsdonBreakstone

Жыл бұрын

They’ve used stuff to detect anything behind the walls and the small void behind the walls is too small to be anything meaningful- more likely a remnant of the construction process. I wouldn’t be shocked if there had intended to be another room dug but the timeline didn’t work out, so it never got deep enough to form another room. There’s some who believe that tut’s tomb was originally dug for Aye, but was plastered into a tomb for Tut as it was what was going to be ready by the end of the 90 day mourning period - and it also would have upped the chances of Aye becoming the successor as the role of the succeeding pharaoh was to perform the opening of the mouth ceremony at the end of that period. And Aye is depicted in the tomb art as the one doing that btw. I’m convinced of this, particularly since so much of the grave things are repurposed, recarved , or otherwise modified from other tombs in order for all the things required for a pharaoh’s tomb to be present. It’s basically the bare minimum- other than the things from his actual life, that is. But even untouched it’s actually a pretty stingy tomb for his rank, splendors to modern eyes aside.

I learned a lot from my mummy.

Personally I subscribe to the theory that her tomb is in the blocked off wall that they found while doing a scan of tuts tomb could be nothing but it hasn't been fully explored and it is on a beautifully painted wall and I don't want it destroyed but at the same time I'm curious and it does make sense since some of his objects are theorized to of belonged to her and even the tomb itself so it makes sense for her to be there

What you forget to compare is the line of the shoulders. The CT scan of the bust of Nefertiti shows that under the plastic cover her shoulders were not in line, one of them (I am not sure which one was) was lower than the other one and the mummy KV-21B has the same difference. This is another sign of possiblity that the mummy KV 21B is Nefertiti.

Extremely interesting as always! But I'm really sorry, couldn't listen to Sofia Aziz. Her voice hurts in the ear. :[

Let us hope she is simply safely stocked away in the archives in Cario yet to be rediscovered.

But what happened to the findings where they said The Younger Lady is Nefertiti?

Be excepting

No disrespect to Curtis, he’s put together some really educational programs which taught me a lot, but I really like having a different narrator. I’d love to see more with him as the host, guiding and interviewing and sharing his knowledge/expertise but with a different narrator.

"The Bust of Nefertiti: Ancient Masterpiece or Genius Hoax?" ? ? ?

Not a fan of the flipping back and forth to different people, I just get used to the voice and a different video and person pops up.

How about Mutnodjmet the supposed sister of Nefertiti daughter of vizer Ay and later wife of General Horemheb has she been found to do comparison to Nefertiti or even Nefertari would of been Nefertiti niece

@pendragonsxskywalkers9518

Жыл бұрын

Mutnedjmet was found alongside her and Horemheb's unborn child... but none knows where their bodies are currently held. Zahi Hawass tried to find them in 2010, when he made DNA examination on Royal mummies. But he failed and Mutnedjemt's body location remains unknown. And I personally don't believe she was daughter of Ay, as she never claimed the title "King's Daugter". I don't think there is enough evidence that Ay was father of both girls. There isn't really any except that his wife Tey claimed to be "nurse" to Nefertiti, so some egyptologists trye make her stepmother/adoptive mother. But that's pure speculation. To me Nefertiti and Mutnedjmet were sisters or half-sisters, but Ay wasn't their father.

It’s not the younger lady….

The lady speaking about DNA is gorgeous

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

She's not dead 6:19

I'm standing up but where is it supposed to take me lol.... tattattat.... 29:36 hello hillo.... hello hi.. just saying.... I'll make another one whose sponsoring

whats up with the scary noises thru out the video ?

Visual editing is very poor, constantly shifting and not allowing viewer to examine much without having to interrupt the narrative with frequent use of the pause function. Perhaps this has become the norm in modern editing, a product of the music video aesthetic. Whatever the reason, it caused me, despite interest in subject matter, to abandon watching in short order.

The great tina turner

Where the hell is she? And Cleopatra?

Are Facts Truth’s Or Discovery Truths of Facts 🧐🤔🤷🏼‍♀️

beautiful native born Black Africans from which ALL HUMANS come from ♥️ .

@leneanderthalien

5 ай бұрын

nope

@TheShannon681

2 ай бұрын

Umm, not quite

@Casanova102986

2 ай бұрын

@@TheShannon681 you heard me . get over it .

@Casanova102986

2 ай бұрын

@@leneanderthalien does the fact that you came from Black ppl upset you ?

I seen my past life death as Neffirtiti during a spiritual stigmata I went through over the last 5 years. I have exact details of her death and why she will never be found. It is in the book I am finishing now

@just_moon--

9 ай бұрын

Sorry mate but no one is going to believe that

@just_moon--

9 ай бұрын

If your Neffirit then I'm Rameses the second

@enlightenedenergy3328

8 ай бұрын

I know how I died through the stigmata and have I formation no one has. Also explains why no one has found her yet

@just_moon--

8 ай бұрын

@@enlightenedenergy3328 Let's hear it then lol

@renniekimutai6293

8 ай бұрын

publish the book. let's see what stories you have created

I’ve always had the thought that Nefertiti was destroyed. I think her and her husband both were destroyed after burial. They were severely hated because of their stripping away of the other Gods. Most evidence still visible to date has been damaged. Tomb walls and etc have been etched out and tried to be completely erased. Why wouldn’t the same be done to their bodies? I don’t think she or her husband will ever be found because there isn’t anything left to be found. Even the mummy that scholars think is Tut’s father is still in question. Just my opinion

To Kleopatra

She Left Egypt By Expressing Imprecations... Not Necessary To Try To Find Her Mummy.

Also she don't have missing eyes

I thought Queen Cleopatra was Egypt’s last Queen, not Nefertiti.

@pendragonsxskywalkers9518

Жыл бұрын

Title is "lost Queen", not "last Queen". 😆😆 Nefertiti is "lost", because her body is missing and many of her images were destroyed to erase memory of her.

@MoonLight-yr6of

Жыл бұрын

@@pendragonsxskywalkers9518 Oh my bad, thank you for correcting me. I’ll delete my comment after you’ve read my reply to you.

Documentary that goes nowhere.

How come noone talks about or mention her missing left eye? Did she only had one good eye? 🤔

Why were Egyptian royal families never shown with sons? Does anyone know?

she really looked like Nefertiti..an older one. why didnt try that one? if she can only say.... HELLO? I AM HERE

This old man irritates my soul..

Nefertiti was from mitani

You would not find her mummy. She and her King and Tut can go through worm hole with their bodies. Truth I know !

You didn’t talk to Joanne Fletcher?! Seems like a missed opportunity to talk to a respected archaeologist.

@RedStretchLimo

Жыл бұрын

Indeed. She is a glaring absence. I believe she ruffled too many feathers.

@ssherrierable

Жыл бұрын

She’s already done this show so many times they didn’t wanna recycle the same thoughts and comments

@SeanRCope

Жыл бұрын

Yeah nah, she thinks the Great Pyramid was built as a tomb.

@f_youtubecensorshipf_nazis

Жыл бұрын

@@SeanRCope it was conspiracy nut

@MrRight1000

Жыл бұрын

Fletcher? The redhead? Everytime I search for Egypt I get that Fletcher woman shoved down my throat 🤮

Wait isn’t the younger lady mummy the mother of king tut and sister of Akhenaten

@pendragonsxskywalkers9518

11 ай бұрын

She is. However some egyptologists - like Aidan Dodson and Marc Gabolde - insist there is other possible interpretation of DNA testing. Hawass' team conclusion is: Younger Lady 👩🏽‍🦲 is daughter of Amenhotep III 👨🏾 and Tiye 👩🏽, sister of Akhenaten 👨🏽. Dodson and Gabolde theory is: Younger Lady is result of three generatons inbreeding between first cousins from Amenhotep III and Tiye's lines and because of it she appears to be genetical sister of Akhenaten, despite fact that from legal point of view she is his cousin. (Their theory also assume that some mummies were misindentified and mummy of Amenhotep III is someone other, and Tiye is Mutemiwya, or something like this). To me, this reading seems overly complicated - first, you have to assume she is indeed effect of this three generations inbr********g. Which you have no proof of. Second - even if their conclusion is correct, there is still no proof mummy belongs to Nefertiti. Nothing confirms Nefertiti was related to Akhenaten. So even if this woman his cousin, not sister, it still doesn't have to be Nefertiti. And thirdly - Ockham's razor says: simplest explanation is often the most likely. So mummies idnetified as Amenhotep III and Tiye most likely belong to them, and Younger Lady is their daughter. Which means - not Nefertiti.

@brettanymichellelawson-top5197

10 ай бұрын

Yes

Bit disappointing this documentary also very hard to listen to the lady her voice keeps cracking its distracting 😥

Can i have my musk back please so i can fix my face...geez i mean i live that you found it but we kind of did give you the directions

Nofretete?

Stop with the hands guy we get yy

The younger lady looks like Kiya not Nefertiti.

@pendragonsxskywalkers9518

Жыл бұрын

But she can't be Kiya either. Younger Lady is sister of Akhenaten. Kiya (and Nefertiti) wasn't.

@wednesdayschild3627

Жыл бұрын

​​​@@pendragonsxskywalkers9518 if you look at the busta, she is the bust defined as Kiya. Maybe the identification of the artwork is wrong. The bust is not Kiya. Maybe it is Beketaten.

@pendragonsxskywalkers9518

Жыл бұрын

@@wednesdayschild3627 That's possible. Or maybe Kiya and Younger Lady were cousins and looked similar.

Have all of their daughters been accounted for?

@pendragonsxskywalkers9518

Жыл бұрын

What do you mean by "accounted for"?

@mabear7555

Жыл бұрын

@@pendragonsxskywalkers9518 have their mummies been identified

@pendragonsxskywalkers9518

Жыл бұрын

@@mabear7555 No, they didn't. DNA evidence suggests that mummy KV 21a COULD be mother of King Tut's 2 children. Tut was married to Nefertiti's daughter, Ankhesenamun. However, as DNA was very damaged, results are not certain, and there is also small possibility that Tut could have children with another woman. If KV 21a is Ankhesenamun, she is the only child of Nefertiti whose body was recovered. Her 5 sisters are still missing.

@mabear7555

Жыл бұрын

@@pendragonsxskywalkers9518 cool, thank you for that update

Eye. Ai. I. A nightmare for those learning English.

It seems a real simple starting place for DNA research is mitochondrial DNA. If the female premature baby mummies in Tutankhamun's tomb are the offspring of him and (half) sister /wife Ankhesenpa'aten, then those children and the mother will have the same mtDNA. It seems to be a certainty that Nefertiti and Akhenaten were the birth parents of Ankhesenpa'aten. Matching that mtDNA to other mummies would not absolutely show us Nefertiti, but any mummy with other mtDNA could be ruled out. Any with matching mtDNA would be on the front line for deeper scrutiny. I think I remember one video mentioning mtDNA in this case but I have never seen the subject explored succinctly or coming to conclusions. There is the Younger Lady and the Mystery Woman. How about their mtDNA? Same? Different? Do either match the babies said to be the biological product of Tutankhamun and his wife who was Nefertiti's daughter? Additionally, do either of these females have the same mtDNA as Queen Tiye, the Older Lady? That wouldn't necessarily mean a lot but it would be interesting.

@pendragonsxskywalkers9518

8 ай бұрын

There is possibility that Tut had children by another woman. I don't know how much KV 21a (babies mother) and KV 21b B (Mystery Woman) are related, however DNA shows that KV 55 - who is father of Tut - isn't father of KV 21. So either: 1) Tut had one or both children with woman other than Ankhesenamun. 2) KV 21a IS Ankhesenamun, but KV 55 is NOT Akhenaten but mysterious Pharaoh Smenkhkare. In this scenario Smenkhkare would be father of Tut and Akhenaten father of Ankhesenamun. 3) KV 55 is Akhenaten and KV 21a is Ankhesenamun, but she was result of Nefertiti's affair and thus - not his biological daughter. 4) Some genetic analysies are incorrect (for example: KV 21a is not mother of children but rather some other close relative).

@annalisette5897

8 ай бұрын

@@pendragonsxskywalkers9518 Wow! Thanks!

@pendragonsxskywalkers9518

8 ай бұрын

@@annalisette5897 You're welcome :D

Nefratiti my bride across the abyss

Goddess Nephertite always said "Your name Meri, can go from sultry and sophisticated to Mary, Blah and bland, who named this child".. Goddess Nephertite named me. My soul creation took 6 billion years so there were many beings born before I was ready. No, before this life, I never new who named me.

None of y'all business

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The red spitting cobra lives in Egypt and can make you go blind. Amenhotep IV, her husband, could have been abusive.

Have they found her husband.

@pendragonsxskywalkers9518

8 ай бұрын

They found Tutankhamun's father in tomb called KV 55 - and it is generally assumed that this father was Nefertiti's husband, Akhenaten. However, Tut's parentage is nowhere explicitly stated. Genetic research says this father was son of Pharaoh Amehotep III and Queen Tiye - so either Akhenaten or some unknown brother of his (possibly short-lived Pharaoh Smenkhakre).

I never understand what they think these self made digital cartoons could possibly prove or what they could bring out to make us see anything scientifically? Than we got Eminem’s grandfather telling the real Nefertiti to please stand up like 🤔

@f_youtubecensorshipf_nazis

Жыл бұрын

"I have my own methods" *proceeds to do what looks like crayon all over face and then poof"

Where? I believe it’s in Egypt but if you can’t find it there, it’s probably in British Museum 😇 😊

Tutahamown

@ofoufoutos7110

5 ай бұрын

tutahamoon ...

@ofoufoutos7110

5 ай бұрын

neferteetee and neferteeteye

STOP looking for Nefertiti and leave her to RIP! (how would you like your relatives to be dug up and brutalized and broken apart?)

@pendragonsxskywalkers9518

3 ай бұрын

Unfortunately, if archeologists won't find her, then grave robers do. So better let proffesionlists to find her and protect her.