Bravo Ben, Yousef and Mohammed

@solooutlawz2685

2 жыл бұрын

Also Would be awesome to see you Ben and Jimmy have another discussion that last one was the bomb 👍

@KKILLIAN

2 жыл бұрын

we got a collection of the greats here. by the way brien if you remember my comment yesterday about drinking the local brews up top macchu picchu with the crew, i mainly meant ben! bet theyre all great. hahaha love yall work thank you

@trj1442

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely excellent episode. Thankyou Muhammad, Youssef and Ben. I would so love to go on one of your trips but I won't be able to this year at least. The more we learn about the pyramids the less we understand.

@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster

2 жыл бұрын

Keep up your great work my friend 🙂✌️.

@bryanwilliams7530

2 жыл бұрын

The legend Big B! 😍

I''m a hobby Egyptologist, have been to Egypt around 30 times, I've seen many fascinating things there but I feel like my eyes were closed for most of it until I found your channel! You, Yousef and Mohammed are my favorite trio on KZread. I've been watching your videos over and over again and suck up every bit of information like a sponge. Please keep the videos coming ❤️

@janwag6856

2 жыл бұрын

This channel is one of the most in-depth and thorough presentations I’ve found.👍

@enyaisrave2831

2 жыл бұрын

@@janwag6856 True 👌

@Corteum

2 жыл бұрын

@@sandman8993 There's no such thing as conspiracy theories. You only call things a "conspiracy theory" when you don't have an actual argument.

@katharinaaaa

2 жыл бұрын

@@sandman8993 in my opinion, this channel doesn't offer that many theories, but mostly points out facts and details that are ignored by the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities. It's up to us what we think.

@gennarosavastano9424

2 жыл бұрын

@@sandman8993 no conspiracies. Mostly pointing out things that mainstream Egyptology don't wanna see or acknowledge. This brach of science is very restricted and close to any other possibilities, stubbornly maintaining attitude of we-know-all-best-alredy, that attitude itself is very anti scientific. Science is always open to study new possibilities and to question dogmas, Egyptology isn't

Yousef and Mo complement each other well. So much knowledge and observations. Excellent episode!

It is 1:36 AM and I'm halfway in to the video,, My alarm clock is set for 6AM but this is too interesting for sleep.

What an interesting, relaxed, informative, conversation. Like visiting with friends at a coffee house.

@SHERMA.

2 жыл бұрын

i wish my friends cared about these topics

Excellent conversation. Both of them deserve much greater recognition for their work and bringing some unique perspective. Part that cracks me up 34:05 " He was still practicing and build 3 pyramids" LMAO that was just EPIC

Honestly get more excited by Ben's videos than any other channel on YT. Thanks for everything you do!

That was amazing. These discussions could go on for hours with these two men of knowledge. Great questions too.

Watched a couple of lectures by Mohammed recently on YT, he was very good. I could sit and listen to these two all day long 👍👍

The best channel on KZread delivers a home run once again, thank you for championing this message, refusing to compromise on quality content and for all the hard work you put into spreading the truth! Keep up the good fight Ben!

@panicraptor2837

2 жыл бұрын

sacred geometry decoded -> search

@mazzy8216

2 жыл бұрын

I concur, sacred geometry is indeed interesting, however it leaves you with more questions than answers and where you find your information in regards to this subject content being authenticate, beware there are infiltrators confusing, yousef and Ben are most definitely teaching us to ask these questions and do are own research, one day I hope to meet Ben and yousef...

I am so glad you enlighten us with these wonderful images and give voice to the best local guides! I can’t wait to join the scab land tour and eventually Egypt

Whoever made the pyramids seemed to have been able to do it with ease. I have always been fascinated by Egypt, these videos have brought my interests to another level. I often wonder what other capabilities they had. "If you can build a pyramid(almost perfectly), what else can you do?" I think ancient people were far more advanced than we give them credit. The Younger Dryas or some catastrophe must have set us back to primitive times and we are just now picking up the "real" pieces. Who knows? Always cool videos to watch! Keep them coming!

@kimiscool7

2 жыл бұрын

I have always had a crazy thought that the recent UFO sighings confirmed by the pentagon may actually humans with this advanced technology. I wonder if there is a connection with the ancient Egyptians technology.

@shawnurch8755

Жыл бұрын

@@kimiscool7 Bob Lazar claims the UFO’s that the US government has were dug up in archeological digs… remnants of our past

@99waterblade

Жыл бұрын

The only gripe I have with this is that we seem to be the first to explore space I.e. ISS and moon landings ('to the knowledge made public'). So it may be wrong to assume this, but it looks as though we are the most advance human era in that aspect...I'm open to any theories you may have but if they were so much more advance why can't we find traces of them in space as well?..unless they went underground 😉

@robertomagnani8091

Жыл бұрын

​​@@99waterblade Nice comment. I have the feeling that "we" are not really "us". Let me explain it in this way. There is a small group of people that have the knowledge to send men to space, and receive the results of these missions. There is a small group that retrieve the crashed UFOs and examine them very carefully. There is a small group that go in first place when a new archaeologic discovery happens (i.e. explore a new tunnel). We, as common people, are absolutely out of those activities. We are not "they". "They" would never let us know the very true results of "their" research. And yes, there are several hints about very developed humans that many thousands years ago decided to hide, totally isolated. These humans are probably living in underground facilities since long time ago. But, perhaps I am wrong, aren't I?

@karlkarlsson9126

Жыл бұрын

@@99waterblade It's a very good point. My answer to that is that they didn't have such technology, but more likely they did have some type of power-source to play around with, but not to be able to get to space, so such thoughts were still out of reach. The power-source that they had was probably invented from construction, that's why the technology seems very focused mostly around construction of things. So I don't think we should let our imagination get carried way too far out.

THIS !!!.... is the upload I have been waiting for. Ben, Mohammed and Yousef, thank you all SO much.

Thanks Ben for sharing, I was always listening to these discussion across your videos, and happy that you have put the entire video in one place

@saadsa3ed

2 жыл бұрын

I found this channel because of you @Ahmed Adly, thanks for your videos, you changed my point of view for human history completely.

@moatazmohamed9421

2 жыл бұрын

me too , I found this channel coz of you @Ahmed Adly

I'm of the inclination that these structures were already there before the great flood. Extremely informative video ‼️ Then we're also stuck with a person called Zahi Hawass who believes it's his way or the highway.

@Wonderboywonderings

Жыл бұрын

The sedimentary rock with fossils layed down by the flood is beneath the pyramids.

These guys are good! This is one of my favorite interviews with Yousef and Mohammed on ancient Egypt and hypothesis development. Possibly one of the most interesting topics.

Thanks as always

Yousef gives me the impression that he's been there..,back in the day.

I wish I could afford one of those trips. It would be a dream come true. I'm on disability, but, I can afford to be your Patron by contributing monthly (Thanks for the sticker BTW, it's on my car). These videos are the closest I'll ever come to visiting any of these sites. Thank you for doing what you do, bro. It makes it possible for people like me to vicariously travel with y'all. Peace.

Thank you Ben for constantly delivering such in depth and thought provoking content. These interviews make my day. Cheers mate

Fascinating talk. Thanks for taking us along, Ben.

I'm glad you reposted this. It's very engaging when you hear from people who live there who are just as perplexed as we are. I hope you're able to sit down with either of them again sometime in the future. Thanks.

The universe is handing out treats! I have been interested in Egyptology for many years and I love how we get to know more and more. Thank you for sharing this!❤

This is video I had been dreaming of for ages!! I will so watch it!

Love Yousef, it's brilliant to hear opinions from people with his sort of intimate local knowledge. I'd chew off an arm to be on one of his guided tours.

What a great bunch of minds, thank you for sharing!!!

Sharing with everyone I know and other social media contacts. INCREDIBLE INFORMATION! Thank you! Watching from the Philippines.

Wondered when this dude would get a platform on here to tell his version of History. 👍

1:11 beauty point about the slate

I’m so excited about this vid I love hearing from Yoysef!

When I need to fall asleep. I try to construct the great pyramid step by step. It's a good exercise. Almost a meditation. Turns down the stress of daily negative thoughts that keep me up at night. I start with the site they picked. How they shaped and leveled the ground. Then to the alignments. Then starting to carve the descending passage. I usually get stumped there because at the angle it is going down. How could you dig with that angle? You own legs would be in your way. Even if they dug it sitting they would need to reach passed their own legs. All that work to go 300 feet down and just to stop? Wtf? Another mind bender is how did they connect it with the well shaft? If they dug it straight down how did they know exactly when to stop and turn to exit at the bottom chamber? So did they start digging bottom up? That would be hell to do. I can go on with more but thinking deeply how they did it knocks me right out. All those negative thoughts that can keep me up at night melt. They stand no chance if you start to think how the great pyramid was done. Step by step. Try it. Been doing this nightly for about a year. I can almost imagine the people building it like I was watching a movie or something.

@PatchouliPenny

2 жыл бұрын

Cool idea. I was going to ask you what your method was then saw that you had indeed started it. However I would be starting with the architectural blue prints. It's frustrating though because we will always get to a point where we can't go on because we don't have the information available. Still, I might just try it! 😊

@MURD3RWAVE

2 жыл бұрын

@@PatchouliPenny I clear my mind and try to imagine how it went. I start with thinking some ancient priest must have picked that site for a reason. Was there a hill there? If so how much work to cut and remove stone. Then I think how would they cut the stone so it interlocks and use water to level the site. Part that gets me to think the most is as I said the descending passage. I think they started that first and built the pyramid perimeter around it. The passage really get me stumped. It's small. Only one guy could dig at a time. That would be so back breaking. Digging a hole at that angle and height through sandstone. Then people making the tunnel walk flush. Why? I mean why make them flush and go 300 feet down through rock only to abandon the descending chamber. Just try to imagine step by step how they must have did it. Layer by layer. Yusef and Muhammad are right. When you look at how you think they did it you find more questions. Some you never considered. Why they did things harder then they needed too. It makes no sense. When I try to do it step by step in my head it just knocks me out in 10 mins. Great way to fall asleep and you will get more questions that you never knew existed.

@PatchouliPenny

2 жыл бұрын

@@MURD3RWAVE the frustration would keep me awake instead lol

@PatchouliPenny

2 жыл бұрын

@@MURD3RWAVE does the descending passage go below ground level?

@joshjenkinson1929

Жыл бұрын

It’s when you think of the practicalities involved on this level that you realise that the official info on it doesn’t seem to make sense.

Unchartedx has to be the best, most professional and perhaps most important channel I've found in my travels around KZread. All I can say, as a viewer and someone who is very interested in this subject matter, is thank you. Your work and dedication are very much appreciated.

@xprettylightsx

11 ай бұрын

Very well said

Some great points here. I enjoyed hearing about the 15 meter long block within the pyramid, and also the part about alabaster. But a small correction 19:32 Granite is formed from magma, not lava, and not from a volcano. The definition of lava is molten rock that has been brought to the surface of the earth by volcanic eruption. Magma on the other hand is molten rock that very slowly can cool and harden underground and is eventually brought to the surface of the earth by geologic forces such as erosion.

Fascinating about the Gosford glyphs. I always thought they were fake but their testimony has changed my mind.

Ben you are a busy bunny just can't get enough of this content at the moment excellent Thank you.

Ben, Yousef and Mohammed thanks for this .just great !!!!!!!

By far, the best documentary on this subject

Keep up the hard work and keep chipping that wall down !!!!

@kingcosworth2643

7 ай бұрын

With copper chisels?

Yousef rocks!!!!👍👍👍

Nice! Thanks for taking the time!

What a great interview.

Right on bro….thank you for another vid !

Busy day, finally got through this. Ben! This and the last video…. I’ve gotten more out of these 2 videos than I have in a looong time. Many questions answered. I still have more. Awesome vid.

Thanks, Ben, A great discussion. Full of good information and informed opinion.

There go’s my day !

It's a pleasure to see a new video. These videos are always an amazing look into this subject with information that you just cant find anywhere else. Thankyou very much.

Great minds together for our education in our (real) past. I learned a lot here! It's 7am now, I did not see the night go by. That's a tribute to your good show! Good night and hoping there is more soon.

great video!

This is super interesting. Thank you Ben, love your content.

I’m 62 years old and on disability .. My big dream is to make it to Egypt before I die and see and study the Spinx and the Spinx enclosure along with the pyramids... I’m so intrigued by the “ sacred numbers” that are incorporated into the great pyramid and the message that is trying to be conveyed within the great pyramid... I hope to save enough money to go but my budget is such it makes my dream seem nearly impossible to ever really happen...

the best documentary on this subject i have watched and i have watched alot. thanks guys!!!!!

Ought to send Zahi Abass Hawass a birthday gift; this video, 😂.

@user-rq2sf1of9z

Ай бұрын

dua ga vei koya na kisi ni mate

SUCH A WEALTH OF KNOWLEDGE! I'm an hour in and I'm learning so much. There are so many parallels to Peru and Easter Island. Reading Magicians of the Gods too, this is a perfect companion. Thanks so much for your content I will definitely be coming with you guys on a tour one day. Asking questions is the best thing to do in the face of such mysteries.

Thanks for the Memorial Day gift Ben 🙏

Excellent mate. These conversations are fantastic.👌🏻

Two fountains of knowledge . Thank you Ben.

👍 absolutely loved listening to you passionate guys, who KNOW that this stuff wasn’t done with copper and bronze chisels, and how all this heavy stuff was intelligently worked out. Lovely ‘evidence’ display. Well done! 😀

Really enjoyed this conversation with Mohammed and Yousef. I want to visit that shop one day!

Excellent conversation 👌 👏 👍 🙌 😀

Love what you do guys, a great combination is this trio and I am so happy I found this channel 🍺

For years I have been fascinated by how the Egyptians cut and polished and lifted stone ,I thought Pierre houdin theory was fascinating but then I came across your channel and it was the icing on the cake an absolute amazing videos you have compiled for someone like me that will probably never get to see Egypt ,Thanks Ben and the Team.

I need more of this in my life, so interesting!

thank you gentlemen

Interesting talk, thanks for sharing.

WOW ! Just WOW . Incredible interview ! Thank you 💓

Amazing. Thank you all. Time, energy & all that sharing encompasses.

These are questions I wondered about as a child. Thank all of you!

Excellent stuff Ben!

Having watched so many videos on his channel and others, my mind keeps coming back to the water. I think that's the entire focus of the civilization that created these monuments. I envisage an ancient civilization with the use and manipulation of stone as the heart of its technology. Similar to how steel is at the heart of ours. They were masters at the usage of stone to build and manipulate in all sorts of ways. They built their civilization in Egypt and prospered for many centuries, enduring through the Ice Age and beyond. Then when the ice caps receded, there was some kind of climate change happening. Their lush land was being encroached upon by the enlarging Sahara desert. It could also be that rising ocean levels were making the Nile too salty to drink. So they built structures all across Egypt to get at the pure ground water. And inside they placed stone boxes with some kind of technology that could create extreme vibrations, not unlike an earthquake, which they must have known could create fissures that brought ground water to the surface. As we know, materials like granite and similar stones have a high vibration tolerance, but sometimes the stones broke from the intense vibrations. This might explain all the damaged stone boxes we see. If this is true, it would also explain what the chambers in the Great Pyramid are for. The Grand Gallery was not a decorative procession for a dead Pharaoh's tomb. It was a cistern for the storage of precious water, which was released in controlled ways through the King's Chamber via the shafts leading to the pyramid surface.

@jasonsfun31

2 жыл бұрын

You really put some thought into that one. 👍🏻 I like it

@bullplop7802

2 жыл бұрын

Nope

@burkec817

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting thought. Might be some truth there. They obviously knew what they were doing. They use the hardest and largest stones and make it look easy.

@charleswalker2484

2 жыл бұрын

They were more than masters of stone, it's just that over 10,000+ years anything else degrades back into dust. Metal is gone within hundreds. How do you shift and cut all this stone without electricity or some form of power? human strength, even in huge numbers, simply isn't enough.

@annihilist

2 жыл бұрын

@@charleswalker2484 It seems the Egyptians had an incomplete picture of who those old ones were. So perhaps these original inhabitants of the Nile Delta went elsewhere at some point, taking their technology with them. Then many years later, the people we know as ancient Egyptians moved into the area and took possession of the old ones' abandoned constructions, doing a best guess at what they were built for.

Fascinating! Thank you!

I think I got the wrong impression about you, but decided to keep watching. Glad I did because your videos are extremely good with awesome info. When you were talking about your upcoming trips to Egypt during the beginning of this vid, I thought to myself, Ben is the luckiest person around, lol. Seriously, just one trip to the pyramids almost seems like a far fetched dream to me. Maybe that is a good short term goal, to get my self to visit Egypt and those very compelling areas.

@jasonsfun31

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree. I had him pegged wrong off the start too! Have completely changed my mind. I believe Ben is one of the good guys.

@MarvinMonroe

2 жыл бұрын

How'd you get the wrong impression? Because of that World of Antiquity guy?

@davepowell1661

2 жыл бұрын

Tourism is fine

Amazing.. thanks for this experience.

Could listen to them all day.

Thanks for keeping me puzzling by constantly adding pieces to the whole. It continues to be a headache, but there's always a tiny light at the end of the tunnel, thanks to folk like you. Cheers mate.

Praveen Mohan shows that in India there are carvings on ancient temples that depict different nationals including the Egyptian. They definitely traveled the world and perhaps found other lands we are not aware of publicly today and stayed. There are Vedic texts where other lands like Ayodia were Lord Rama was from is mentioned. Many other realms are mentioned. The Maya and Aztec "disappeared", where to? They ALL traveled the world. They ALL shared Vedic iconography. The evidence is out there. 👀

@charleswalker2484

2 жыл бұрын

Yes the vedic connection is so important but not many of these Egypt content creators seem to get into it. The Barabar caves and ellora temple are INSANE.

always a pleasure

I really enjoyed watching this video, so insightful and so much detail and nuance in this discussion. I feel like I’ll need to watch it multiple times to appreciate what was said. Thank you Ben, Yousef & Mohammed.

Fascinating video. This channel is just so fascinating and continues to fill my mind with wonder. Thanks Ben.

Excellent.

Truly amazing stuff. Awesome video! 👍👍👍👊😎

Thanks Ben, this is so interesting!

Brilliant knowledge by both gents. I would have loved to have met Yousefs father and seen a similar interview with him. I always watch the pyramid code parts with him in it. Wouldn't it be amazing to take Yousef to Peru one day and get his take on the stone work in person....

super super super super ! i am fully flashed by this documentation !

thank you so much for this video and all the information within it ,you do a great work

Great convo. Amazing how much knowledge these two guys possess

@Mossyz.

2 жыл бұрын

I would love to spend a day with them.

Yousef Awyan and Mohammed Ibrahim excellent guys..

Thank you!!

So fascinating! I'm obsessed with this subject. Found your channel via After Skool and I'm hooked! Thank you : )

Thank you Ben for sharing with us such quality material, I always enjoy listening to Yousef and Mohammed, it was a great interview you did there with them. It's unfortunate they don't work together anymore tho =/

Strangely enough I justed watched a talk with John Anthony West on Egypt. From 2016. Never been much into Egypt tho always knew its importance. I don't believe in coincidence, everything happens for a reason ❤️🎶❤️

Thank you! ❤️

Bravo, great interview.

My complements to all three of you Ben,Yousef and Mohamed for this great video.👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

Awesome interview gentlemen. The truth will out!!

Great information, thank you very much!

The oceans were certainly highways! Their interpretation of the glyphs as late as the Greco-Ronam period makes sense ,particularly as sailors would have more access to foreign symbols and have incorporated them. This is a very persuasive analysis!

Thanks again.

Thank you!

Great work Ben!

Thanks so much for all the great videos and information. I'm planning my trip to Egypt late this year. Keep up the great work!!