I wish I could go as far back in time as my soul desires

@DonCarlione973

4 ай бұрын

Likewise!!

@karinblue807

4 ай бұрын

..so geht es mir auch, war vor ca. 40 Jahren dort und war sofort fasziniert von dieser Kultur...und bin es immer noch...

@Streetwerxgarage

4 ай бұрын

Look into remote viewing. You may be able to get a glimpse of the past if you learn the true methods

@Jason-xb3jh

4 ай бұрын

I was just thinking the same thing! Soaring on wings 🪽… viewing those magnificent structures in their original perfection. What a sight it would be✨. We couldn’t recreate them today.

@shineinnerlight4597

4 ай бұрын

In Reality, time does not exist. We are all One with the Source. Omnipresent ~ present everywhere at the same time.

I would have loved to see what Egypt looked like during its high point.

@neural-pathways

4 ай бұрын

Now that would be fascinating

@verdeleonais2010

4 ай бұрын

God’s punishment

@karensmetanovska1902

4 ай бұрын

I know our guide told us that everything was brightly colored. In the tombs the bright colors are there in the Valley of the Kings and Queens.

@user-qf8in7id3g

4 ай бұрын

bunch of black africans. will be dissapoiting trust me.

@MachineintheMonkey

4 ай бұрын

@@verdeleonais2010the ancient Egyptian’s god is not your god.

We are supposed to believe that these ruins acquired their damage slowly over time. Wind, sand, rain and so forth. Many look like they’ve had the crap kicked out of them rather suddenly. They’re clearly smashed by something very powerful.

@HaYahwarrior

3 ай бұрын

I completely agree, there's so many things about these pictures of ancient Egypt that just doesn't align with the mainstream narrative...so for 1, you mean to tell me that the indigenous people that were living in this area for hundreds of years before the Europeans showed up and "discovered" these ruins didn't have an oral or written past down recollection of the multiple sites, pyramids, sphinxes or tombs? 2ndly is it just me or does the majority of the locals in these pictures look almost nothing like the modern day Egyptians? Most of the people I'm seeing look more like Ethiopians and nothing like the current population that claim they're descendants of the ancient Egyptians!

@harshanid3636

3 ай бұрын

Egypt had undergone many eras of war and occupation by many nations. Most Egyptians today are a mix of Turkish, Greek, Persian, Roman, etc. They say (Egyptians themselves) that the pure Egyptians are in Upper Egypt. The damage you see on monuments comes from bullets, canon balls, amateur archaeologists and tomb raiders (thieves).

@julieinthedesert420

3 ай бұрын

Also, over 5000 years, different Pharoahs would get jealous and deface others. Plus, Muslims think it's idolatry and have tried to deface as well.

@johnmartlew

3 ай бұрын

@@harshanid3636 I don’t Agee with your damage report. Why waste tine ripping huge chucks of stone from corners and other spots that can’t possibly get you inside to raid anything. Bullets? Cannon fire? Look again.

@johnmartlew

3 ай бұрын

@@julieinthedesert420 Good guess. I guess. Try again. There more than defacing going on. The scale is more than vandalism.

The Black Elephant in the Room

@tana-mayjones4193

5 күн бұрын

💪🏿BIG FACTS 🤣😎

@akitafinger1539

3 күн бұрын

❤😂😂

Amazing how different it looks now, I remember seeing the images of the Sphinx buried. So many of these areas with the columns I dont recognize. It would be interesting to see the old and present day side by side.

@MJIZZEL

19 күн бұрын

Many of them were submerged with the damming of the Nile. Even canals built in the Fayum have submerged many sites such as the great Labyrinth.

@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage

11 күн бұрын

Yes

Makes you wonder what could have caused so much destruction around the world in a distant past. Amazing collection of pictures!

@anthonymartinez2659

4 ай бұрын

I was thinking the very same thing.

@purlplepow3158

4 ай бұрын

The answer to that question really isn't as dramatic as you want it to be.

@Erhudreamer

4 ай бұрын

Mud flood? Looks more like dirt than sand.

@arringar

4 ай бұрын

Egypt is a seismically active area. Earthquakes happen periodically. Sand moves around in frequent sandstorms. The Nile floods regularly. It’s a very inhospitable place in some areas and at certain times of year.

@JonathanVachon777

4 ай бұрын

Flood

If these pictures were not taken, no one would have believed

@stibium

4 ай бұрын

Yes, then we would never know. Where is it all now. Probably, the British joined when Egypt was a colony.

@HaYahwarrior

3 ай бұрын

​@@stibium I truly don't believe that we've been granted even a sliver of the whole truth about not only ancient Egypt but actual true/factual world history as a whole has been greatly covered up, embellished and or omitted all together. I truly believe that there's been several "resets" that have taken place and buried, hidden or erased so much of our history. I also don't think that the timelines we've been taught about our world's history is correct either, I think so many of the things that we've been told that happened thousands of years ago actually happened way more recently and the narrative of ancient history that we've been presented is just mere made-up stories. As a wise man once said, "History is just a bunch of lies agreed upon by the ones with the most to lose."

Wow! Some of the destruction is done with some heavy-duty tools, like at 8:15 where the heads are cut off those huge statues with precise lines. What a gift, your video with all these pictures! Thank you so much!

Such Grand Architect and Civilization. Would have loved to have been there during the time of Rein. Thank you for the photos.

Imagine having grown up with all this splendor in your back sandbox 😅

Wow the Egyptians were very dark skinned at that time

@lyricofwise6894

3 ай бұрын

Hmmmm...

@mariemir99

2 ай бұрын

They still look the same 😊 😂 plus the pictures are really old --150 years old probably, impossible to get the shades perfect in black and white film 🎥 pictures

@light6935

Ай бұрын

@@mariemir99 nah nah stop it

@HellNoMoreBiden

26 күн бұрын

You put me in the sun and I will also get dark. You wouldn't know me after.

@cryp4life509

19 күн бұрын

@@mariemir99 Stop making lame excuses.

Where did you find these amazing photos? These photos and current day photos would be a sight to see.

A kot of deeply melanated people in these pics. Hmmm

@trolojolo6178

3 ай бұрын

Because it's ai generated! 😂

@FrantisekNohejl-om9vj

2 ай бұрын

yes

@cryp4life509

19 күн бұрын

@@trolojolo6178 Any excuse will do huh? Well the truth cant be suppressed forever.

@MJIZZEL

19 күн бұрын

​@@cryp4life509and what truth would that be hmm? You do realize that genetic testing has been done on mummies 4500 years old, several times now and it isn't good for the conspiracy you all seem to favor

@MJIZZEL

19 күн бұрын

These are arabs my guy. Definitely weren't the original inhabitants. Plus this is a black n white picture so even the whites in these pics look dark. We know the original inhabitants or more precisely those from 2500 bc and its most dedicated not the people with a desert the size of the US in between them and north Africa. North Africa =southern Mediterranean

Dates and 'before and after' shots would look great too! Enjoyed the show. Places have certainly been cleaned up heaps.

To the moors at amerika: Our annsesstars are featured in these photos in their turbans...we look beautifulle!

@loud865

15 күн бұрын

A for effort

You should see the temples and history of India.

@billyjean7169

2 ай бұрын

Go away

best most fascinating channel on KZread by far!!!

Makes me angry thinking how much of Egypt 's ancient artefacts were plungered by other countries.

@markwebb2661

7 күн бұрын

One nations junk is another nations treasure. The Egyptians only became interested in these artifacts after finding out they have actual value and that took a century.

This channel make us travel back to history, love u 🥰

What I find amazing is that for generations the Egyptians lived among these ruins and did not need to refurbish them. They just carried on.

@ruffadamsthegreat.2662

3 ай бұрын

Why do you suppose that so many of the facial features (and even whole heads) were destroyed, while the remaining parts are intact? Actually , they're somewhat pristine, considering their age. And we know that the Egyptians did not harm them, or at least, there have never been any claims that they did. There are plenty accounts of tomb raiding, but nothing of wanton destruction.

@user-rx9xq2wk1z

2 ай бұрын

Они были засыпаны песком. Тут Сфинкс засыпан, но виден уже. А был засыпан и не виден. И пирамиды когда то были засыпаны. Песок то засыпает, то уходит.

@ruffadamsthegreat.2662

2 ай бұрын

@@user-rx9xq2wk1z Say wut now?😅

@donaldgminski8621

2 ай бұрын

Because they didn't care. Their history didn't matter to them.

@steviechampagne

Ай бұрын

that’s because they’re not the same people who built those structures.. the arabs only moved in 700 AD. the ancient egyptians DNA most closely resembles that of Western Europeans

Wow, I loved this movie. Egypt is the best country to visit. ❤

Amazing historical pics. Thank you

Best 10 mins of my life. Good photos, and good music ❤️ ty

Fabulous compilation of period photography. Great work.

The farther you go back in time, the darker the people get.

@sadamomaromar1474

2 ай бұрын

التصوير فقط يا عزيزي

@sadamomaromar1474

2 ай бұрын

وايضآ العمل في اشعة الشمس طوال اليوم تجعل البشرة تبدو قاتمة

@yourhuckleberry6757

2 ай бұрын

Dna says you're wrong. The oldest mummy (in Egypt used to be) called ginger. Red hair Caucasian They migrated to Europe.

@amonone399

2 ай бұрын

@@yourhuckleberry6757 If that is what you think, then it is for you.

@yourhuckleberry6757

2 ай бұрын

@@amonone399 evidence is better than racism

30 years from now the sphinx will be “restored…” to look like Zahi…

@neural-pathways

4 ай бұрын

🤣

@lonniecole1435

4 ай бұрын

Do you mean its original lions head?

@franchesca7523

3 ай бұрын

😄😁😆🤣

@johnwalker1553

15 күн бұрын

@@lonniecole1435 Originally it was a woman before Napoleon's power redistribution. Pictures taken 10 years after 1798 AD showed the Sphinx as it looks today. See DENON Dominique Vivant.

Appreciate all the efforts taken. Reminds me to go back 1400 years. These wrecks are mentioned in the holy book called the Quran 1400 years ago, to look at the Ruins of these Grand emperors their pomp pride all destroyed buried. Glory of kingdoms dont last for ever, even if made in Granite stone. It calls to be meek and humble, to look after the destitute, the orphan, the widows and the wayfarers to earn eternal peace and Glory. It says look at the Ruins buried of Aad and Samu Sodom and Gomorrah even 1400 years ago they were ruins. These pictures are really transporting us back in time, to ponder nothing is permanent.

@DM-wu5hn

4 ай бұрын

I would go to the country where the Sphinx is not called the Sphinx.

@johnwalker1553

15 күн бұрын

When old drawings before 1780 AD depicted the Sphinx as a woman.

@Artula369

9 күн бұрын

​@@DM-wu5hn... and where is that country, please?

I wish mankind would overcome the urge to "take" everything..we lose more than we gain when things are removed and/or taken from where they were found..look all through History🙌🏽 This is why we don't know and/or understand our history and where "we came from." It has either been taken and hidden away or destroyed🧐😮‍💨💯

@johnvista2858

7 күн бұрын

Ask Communism and Religion why are they destroying most of previous history.

great collection... thanks for putting it together.

Wonderful photos ~ thank you❤🕊

Absolutely amazing photographs of Egypt way back then 😳👍👍

Amazing photos. Egypt was really a destroyed place and miraculously they have resembled it to what it may have looked like.

🏛️ Just Incredible World 🏛️ Thank you ❤🙏 Love from Scotland 🙏❤️

@MJIZZEL

19 күн бұрын

Would love to visit the Egyptian princess grave there that gave your country its name. Aka princess Meridaten daughter of Pharoah Ackenaten.

Thank you. These photos/pictures are not in the current history that I've seen before. Thanks. I will try to show others. Thanks again. ✌️

Thank you. Much appreciated.

Just amazing! How did build these pyramids and sculptures. The pillars and everything is so huge! All the writings and pictures are amazing! I would so love to visit Egypt. So fascinating!

@sadamomaromar1474

2 ай бұрын

نتشرف بزيارتك

@sadamomaromar1474

2 ай бұрын

نتشرف بقدومك الي مصر

@trudipaxton1296

12 күн бұрын

It was a totally awesome visit, I loved every minute

@lyteasarock8582

4 күн бұрын

I’ll tell you this much. It wasn’t humans that built these structures & statues.

I would love to see pics of the same sites today together with these to see the changes. Ancient Egypt must have been spectacular to behold.

Remarkably thanks for sharing 👍 😊

Thank you so much, I enjoyed each one as my passion is Egypt. God bless 🙌

Please, more more more !!!!!!!! I love it , thank u 👍👍👍👍👍

Absolutely amazing !!!

Billy Carson led me hear .thanks for the pictures amazing more questions than answers

Wow, That is so interesting! The amount of digging out and reconstruction that has gone on is obviously enormous! I recognise a lot of the ruins from my visit to the sites. It has made me realise the enormity of what has been achieved!

I would love to see then and now pictures side by side like those pyramids in the lower Americas but with more time to study. I loved the pictures with the trees.

@MJIZZEL

19 күн бұрын

Sadly many of these sites were submerged when the Nile was damned.

Absolutely stunning

There is a fine line between restoration and creative design. The Egyptians had undergone great strides to rebuild the ancient structures. It gives us an understanding of what they looked like back in their day. The tombs on the other hand are a completely different matter. The inscriptions and paintings are obviously done by students from the art department of the Cairo University. Some of it is authentic, but it is obscured by the carnival atmosphere of fresh paint and new drawings.

@eboyle7367

2 ай бұрын

What tombs are you talking about? No tombs are shown in these photos! I see temples in upper Egypt from Luxor to Kalabsha and those in between, such as Medinet Habu, Abu Simbel etc. Then Giza, Mit Rahina, etc. If you’re referring to the ongoing restoration of the monuments I’m sure those giving their valuable time to restore the colours (which I’ve seen them working on) would be greatly offended to hear you claim the inscriptions & paintings are fake!

These are the best photos I've ever seen on the internet to date

Just beautiful I've always loved anything to do with history just mind-blowing how they did this few thousand years ago mind-boggling 💯❤️💙❤️💙

Amazing photos

Amazing 👏 photos I'm egyptian and I have never seen this photos before. Thank you ❤ ..that's my grandfathers.😊

Just incredible

How beautiful! ❤

A then and now of these same pics would be great!

It's sad to see I've watched alot of videos on Egypt if you see the photos here most of the statues noses are intact if you look at newer photos you'll see most of the noses are broken off.

I loved all of the old photos. What struck me was that I saw no trash in all the photos. How nice.

It shows in these pictures before science for the lack of a better word came into Egypt the Egyptian people didn't care about these sites but all of a sudden they're wanting to know where their antiques are curious

Great music for this. The Behr paint commercial prior makes me never want to but their paint though.

AMAZING!!! 🖤🖤🖤

Thank you ❤

Thank you!

I always wonder what kind of weaponry could be used to blow down such strong resilient stone masonry-some seemingly turned to dust, like they were made of super lightweight sand.

@lonniecole1435

4 ай бұрын

How about an 7.9 earthquake.

@karriemsharief

3 ай бұрын

Cannon

@loud865

15 күн бұрын

It was 5 nukes 3 from Ninurta and 2 from Nergal Jerusalem Baalbek and lower Egypt were bombed Sodom and Gomorrah were bombed shortly after causing a chain reaction that destroyed everything in the middle east Duh

@johnwalker1553

15 күн бұрын

@@lonniecole1435Yes, there was once a serious earthquake. About the Giza plateau it is a massive limestone bedrock. it would dampen such earthquakes. All caves beneath the surface would also have collapsed. Such as Tomb of Osiris shaft.

6.50 is interesting its actually ingredients for medicine wow they actually wanted to pass on their knowledge ❤

Imagine living in those times seeing it in all it's glory 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

ESPECTACULARES FOTOGRAFÍAS , estuve en Egipto , es MARAVILLOSO !

Excelente!!!! Gracias

I really appreciate these old photos, there are many I havent seen before. Its 5:30am coffee still brewing haven't eaten, yet im watching neuralpathways! Well done sir, well done.. 🫡

Thank you

These people did not limit themselves. Their art & structures were so huge & fantastic! If there was only literature left behind, scholars would be saying Egypt was a myth!

Beautiful

I love this so much

Magnificently Exquisite 🥰

Amazing

There's a whole lot of stuff that was built enormous. There had to have been giants that built this shit.

@macdog1

4 ай бұрын

Bwuahahaha

@lyricofwise6894

3 ай бұрын

Nah just innovative and efficient during the time of construction

2:29 says it all really - everywhere there's people living in primitive mud brick houses surrounded by colossal unused ruins. A timeline of retrograde and regress. Either the money ran out, or the knowledge/technology wore out, or the willpower died out .. but something egressed that place at some point in time.

Really fascinating. If only all our people today looking into them were introduced to this.

Why are all the stature faces are disfigured.?

@fabiengerard8142

3 ай бұрын

Pharaohs 0ften used to 'cancel' the physical memory of their predecessors...

Excelente trabajo y me suscribo, saludos cordiales desde Morelia Michoacán México 🇲🇽😃❤❤❤

Show us the oldest photos that you found that they don't want us to see

Also , just great!

These pictures are beautiful and help me imagine what it looked like in biblical times

It's a lot older than Egypt

@will7its

4 ай бұрын

I agree.....

WOW! just WOW!

These photographs are amazing. They show the huge devastation that must have occurred. What was it? There must have been huge catastrophes to cause so much damage to such huge buildings. I've always wondered where the sand came from in the first place as I do not believe the builders would have built such things when surrounded by sand, so where did it all come from?

Ya the sun tan❤❤❤ nice glow

Very atmospheric, all without the filth and squalor of Cairo in the background.

Amazing to see how much sand has been removed from some of those excavations

What is this background music? 5:15 Very good!

Architektonicznie wspaniałą cywilizacja

I wish I could go back to watch the construction of all these places. But just to watch. I wouldn't want to interfere with anything. No matter how horrible it was. Changing one thing, changes everything. I know I wouldn't be me if I changed a traumatic event from my past. And I love who I've become.

@shineinnerlight4597

4 ай бұрын

In Reality, time does not exist. We are all One with the Source. Omnipresent ~ present everywhere at the same time.

@8thsinner

4 ай бұрын

Noble concepts, but its also limiting you. You presume if you were to wipe out your traumas now that you'd suddenly become less than or something, if you go far enough on the journey you still have the wisdom but you can come full circle to begin anew. Its like yo'uve driven 342 miles over dessert and rocks and had to fix a puncture in your tire several times already. Then you finally get to the city mechanics and he takes one look at your wheels and offers you new ones, but you turn around and say no, these tires have gotten me this far and I trust them to take me the 120,000 miles.... You wouldn't do that. Remove the trauma, buy new tires and move with a refreshed and clean outlook. Also, btw, it wasn't horrible at all. It was glorious, we were very happy in the building process, it was not how the Egyptian mafia want you to think it was.

@user-zc8mk7mm7w

4 ай бұрын

@@8thsinner if I changed my mother being killed, my pos father would have never been given custody of my brother and i, would have found different kids to abuse and probably not be sitting in prison now. I would have followed in my mother's steps with men and drugs. I wouldn't have ended up living with my other family and graduated, had my children... so yah. Since it would have been something I would change with my mother/father, it would have changed everything. I wouldn't wish my past on anyone for anything. As horrible as it was. But I broke my father's abusive cycle. Me. My strength comes from that. My ability to read people comes from that. How protective I am with my children comes from those traumas, but in a healthy way. I wouldn't give one piece of me back to erase a moment. I'm good with my old tires. New ones wouldn't be worth the price I'd be willing to pay 😉

@8thsinner

4 ай бұрын

@@user-zc8mk7mm7w Well actually, you don't know what the cost is. You make assumptions about it, which are based by the sound of it on concepts of linear time being real. You can change the past without changing who you are as a result of it. Actually, people are doing it all the time and don't even know it. But linear time is a false and incorrect idea. That isn't how reality works. Most people on earth are stagnant but for the ones who are evolving, this is how it works. There are many paths to reach that higher version of you.

It's amazing in believeble then and now

Hola, quería saber si pueden habilitar el traductor o darnos una versión en español, gracias...

There is no country like Egypt egypt is different From an Egyptian who lives next to the pyramid and the Sphinx Thank you for your efforts 👏👏👏

Wow totally Amazing photos 😲 don't build stuff like that today 😢

On dirait que les pyramides sont en bien meilleures états qu'aujourd'hui. Et le sphinx est encore enterré. Il y a beaucoup de vestiges que je ne connais pas. Ça serait bien de faire photo par photo, des photos avec l'ancien et aujourd'hui. C'est étonnant que les égyptiens n'ont pas essayé de réparer les monuments. On dirait que les pièces manquantes sont au pied des vestiges. Merci pour ces photos magnifiques et d'une très grande valeur...

These monuments are huge.

I love time traveling through pictures. Look at all the lucky people that had these ruins to themselves! Edit: 8:38 right center, is that a hoist pulling heavy items up? I'd love to know about a lot of these pictures! I also forgot to thank you for the tip of slowing the video down. I did .25 😊 Edit 2: 9:57 is my favorite picture. It looks like a band of misfits getting water and washing. I'd like to talk to them. They've got some stories!

To claim we are the first advanced civilization on earth is beyond mind boggling. There was 100% a civilization with lost technology and immense knowledge of architecture, spirituality, space, earth in general. It’s amazing.

Beautiful African people. Pictures don’t lie. Those who built the pyramids were even darker, and had extremely curly hair. Facts.

@sadamomaromar1474

2 ай бұрын

Hhhhhhhhhh😂😂😂😂😂

@JH-pt6ih

Ай бұрын

You a racist.

@cryp4life509

19 күн бұрын

@@sadamomaromar1474 The truth is coming out more and more.

@sadamomaromar1474

18 күн бұрын

@@cryp4life509 You really make me laugh a lot

@cryp4life509

18 күн бұрын

@@sadamomaromar1474 And?

At 0:44, are the statues buried up to their chest? or is that all that was left during this time?

@JH-pt6ih

Ай бұрын

They are buried up to their chest. That is the first pylon at Luxor Temple built by Ramses II somewhere in the 13th century BC. If you search youtube for "Luxor Temple First Pylon" you should see a 28 second video with a shot of the pylons at the 21 second point to see what it looks like today. It's the entrance to the temple so it's not hard to find an image - but, so many images of ancient Egyptian stuff has been doctored and copied online you need to be careful with the source. A lot of old drawings from early archeological/travel show temples and monuments covered and filled with sand - and people living inside them (often on sand 20 feet high). I wish they would have saved some of the old villages inside the temples as well - also a cool part of history.

Thanks!

@neural-pathways

26 күн бұрын

Thank you 😎