Who's your favorite Egyptian Pharaoh?

@Anton-tf9iw

2 жыл бұрын

When Tell el-Amarna?

@mjc42701

Жыл бұрын

Ramesses II 🌴🐫

@user-cp6my4nm7t

Жыл бұрын

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@NealeAdams

Жыл бұрын

Hatshepsut

@coucoubrandy1079

Жыл бұрын

Akhenaton

The level of decoration in these tombs is incredible, especially given they must have been painted just by candlelight

@ohkfilms

2 жыл бұрын

I know right? They couldn’t have used large torches as it would create a lot of smoke in already claustrophobic space without much ventilation. And smoke would have coated the walls and ceilings.. they did have lamps but I don’t think they had glass lamps that diffused the light more. Mirrors would be difficult to shine down the shafts.. perhaps if they had Manuel bravos scintillating teeth and illuminating smile could have lit up the whole of underworld.😁😏

@krumplethemal8831

2 жыл бұрын

They did have a polished metal concave teardrop shaped back plate on an oil lamp that burned refined animal fat, very clean, almost completely smokeless. Anyway this specially crafted backing plate would reflect the light from the flame probably around 30 to 40% brighter than just a no backed flame. So this special lamp actually lit the path very well.

@Mr.Death101

Жыл бұрын

How do you know they didn't have better system for lighting than we do now? Why do people think they were like idiots they built these massive structures the new how to make all kinds of art out of gold and silver and you think they used candles to paint? Why are people so dumb?

@RudiBega

Жыл бұрын

@@Mr.Death101 says the guy who said... "...the new how to make..." Just sayin.

@Mr.Death101

Жыл бұрын

@Said Fatah yeah I could think of a billion things as well it's just if they work or not lol. People nowadays pollute and destroy their own habitats and environment and then raise children to grow and live in the filthy created while expecting other people to pay hard-working tax dollars to raise their children likes school taxes and welfare meanwhile the people receiving that free money aren't going to do anything for the people who are losing that $!!! Humans are nothing but a vermin or a cancer upon the back of the Earth humanity is basically a melanoma! It needs Eradicated.

This is fantastic I will share it with everyone I think will find it interesting. You certainly deserve a much larger audience. THANK YOU

@reubeng2110

Жыл бұрын

Thanks bud but did you say valley of the kings of petra?

@samahhassan2703

Жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/kWmGu8V6m9HSirQ.html

“Bravo”, Manuel. We returned from a dahabiya cruise up The Nile this Monday. We used your KZread videos as research on how the various structures looked prior to departure. This latest video is so clear, succinct and carefully crafted. It also helps to have your Architectural insights. I will send a link to the other 8 passengers from our boat because, had they seen this before we sailed, they would have understood and appreciated the experience so much more. As you know, local guides are NOT allowed inside the Tombs and so much of their “spiel” is parrot fashion but your video flows so well and links Upper and Lower EGYPT and the 3 Kingdoms and various Dynasties. It was our 6th visit to EGYPT. Every time it gets better. This time, we found that tombs for Seti 1 and Nefertari were open to the public. They were expensive to visit and Nefertari was ostensibly limited to 10 mins BUT, Nefatari in particular was absolutely STUNNING! If you have not visited Manuel, pls do next time. We have some fantastic pics but you have done such a fantastic job here on the other tombs (2 of which we actually visited on Sunday), we will keep this one as our reference to show any of our family or friends who might ask about The Egyptians as it explains things so well. One thing that most people don’t realise is that the Pyramids are, what? 500kms away from Valley of The Kings, so a 2 centre visit is required. We also flew down from Aswan to Abel Simbel so I suspect you my create a video on that one day - merging the original carving out of the temple, the earthquake and the extraordinary engineering exercise of dissecting the two temples and moving the 200 ft higher up! Thank you again. We loved your representations of Pyramids, Karnak as they may have looked in all their splendour. We have also visited Rome and Petra so now we have “discovered” you, we take time out to view these vids as well. In meantime, you have another Subscriber. Grazie mille. 😉👍🥂🇬🇧 Kevin & Suzanne.

@aleksandarminic5059

Жыл бұрын

I have a wide understanding and am here to share! In its time colours we recognise was used to us for writing as well before Marko Polo! I believe Alexander The Great from Greeks origin was not having only Horses, instead he used Sails and if I can remember sources I learnt it from fully mechanically operational. Greeks in front of that times used to be known as The Best Traders because of their knowledge of sheepmen of food product keeping it fresh! They would use flotations and Vases in water that would do it. Now thinking of it, can be different size and transport. In apparitions from others having ability and their invention Greeks was widely recognized in trade! If you see view from the top of the Pyramids (thanks to person who recorded it), Egypt has but soil was not good and as territory their people needed future in which and forever Alexander The Great is recognized. It has had of original Architecture. So, in work there was all of the world and its religions. In words you can find Serbo-Croatian of nationalities, English also mainly. Tu Tan Kha Moon, Afro Dizzy Jak, Afro Ti Da. By Quinn of Egypt, religions as Muslim and Buddhist was invited to take Christianity by Baptism in the river Neill saying not to mix, found in the words. Many statues say that animals how people would have food forever. This days no problematic at all thanks to me! Actually thanks to people left so I can developed being sorry all not in time of origin. Thanks to people like this, and other participants also! Much more I have to share including Economy.....!

the best thing about your videos is your smile right at the end±

Incredible tour by the valley of the kings! Thank you for providing such a quality content, Manuel.

Excellent short overview of the Valley of the Kings in Egypt, an ever-fascinating subject.

Recently found your channel and absolutely love. Your hard work shows in the contents.

Mr Bravo, you're a master story teller. Much appreciated.

Another great video. Thank you Manuel.

Very good video. Really clear and concise information presented. No waffle. No opinions. Looking forward to watching more. Thank you for a great video.

You always have great footage on top of a lot of information. Well done.

Was looking for educational and informative videos. Thank you for your vids and the information about the content of your vids. 👏🏽

you explain things really well and the length of your videos is perfect. thank you

Utterly incredible content. Every time I watch a video about ancient Egypt I am completely stunned by their ingenuity and depth of culture

Maravillosas imágenes y excelente video. Gracias Manuel Saludos El claro de luna 🎼🎼🎼🎼 queda genial con las imágenes👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Thanks again Manuel Bravo for you information!

Amazing video..keep them coming!! Thank you!

Another fascinating video. Your channel is excellent. Thank you

As always, wonderful: keep it up!

Wonderful video - brought back memories of my visit there about 40 years ago - teaches one how small we are in the vista of history...

Bravo Manuel, Bravo!

Excellent video. Thank you.

Great presentation Manuel. Thank you for sharing.

Love the detail of the video!

What a lovely video. Thanks for using your talents in this way. The dedication it must have taken to carve those tunnels is a dedication I hope you’ll receive in making future work.

Wonderful narration bring out all the detailes of the story as you fallow the hilogriffics with their beautiful colors and fine details. Look forward to the next video of amazing places. 👍👏👏👏

Wonderful! We are planning a trip to Egypt next year and will look through your videos as a guide.

Absolutely gorgeous, thank you so much for sharing this and for the great narration. I learned some great stuff. You have a special way of capturing images, I don't know if it's your camera or just natural talent, but they are so, so bright, saturated, and crisp. I'll never tire of fawning over your channel. I LIKE IT *Throws beer mug on the ground* MOAR

Many thanks, excellent tour.keep up!

The explanation of the religious development (Ra and Amun Ra) and the influence it had on pharaonic burial (the pyramid and the hypogeum) was an interesting point I never heard before. Thanks for sharing!

I was lucky enough to visit Tutankhamun in 2009, unfortunately he was dead when I got there.

seriously love your videos, so much effort! amazing!!!!!

Great video Manuel! Although I won't be visiting Egypt anytime soon, it is great to be able to travel there virtually through your informative videos. Thank you!

I just found your channel and I find it interesting and informative! I’m now a new subscriber. Thanks for sharing info on the Valley of the Kings.

Such a great 👍 video, it's amazing to be (see) so close.

Loved your commentary .

The moonlight sonata at the end gave me chills

Great video, it's so beautiful to see art from 3000 years ago. Those colors are incredible.

really good videos man

Your video is so informative

Great video man

My jaw was dropped throughout this whole video thank you for the time travel trip

Outstanding video.

Another great video

Well done my friend you did a great job!👌

Amazing video

gracias de neuvo, Manuel!

Great video

awesome content… & you started your channel on my birthday in 2020. very cool. SUBBED

Todavía ni siquiera empiezo a verlo 😂😃 y ya le di LIKE! Tus vídeos todos son increíblemente educativos .

excellent video. thanks

It was interesting to see the changes made in the Valley of the Kings. I visited back in 1998 and there wasn’t any panels lining the passageways. Thank you for the trip down memory lane

Excellent. Thanks! Kudos!

great and good job

Stunning.

Good job man

Enjoyed it . thankyou .

That was great and to see the name and places in print too.

Another fascinating video! Somehow I find it strangely satisfying that despite having little impact on Egyptian history young Tutankamun is better known to modern civilization than all his contemporaries by simply avoiding having his tomb robbed. A happy accident!

@aephraums

2 жыл бұрын

it is believed that his tomb was built in haste and was probably meant for another lesser noble as it was so small. Many of the treasures inside were possibly from his mother and father's tomb as he had wanted to protect their belongings which surely would have been robbed if he left them in situ in his father's kingdom or Amana. Certain articles such as his death mask may have had the face panel recast in his likeness and originally belonged to his father.... in some ways it makes sense as his death was unexpected and to create so many articles of furniture in such a short time would have been impossible. By tradition, the successor of a Pharoah is responsible for the burial of the previously deceased, and there is a lot of info out there on that story and it does explain the rushed burial of Tut...

@coucoubrandy1079

Жыл бұрын

A documentary I once saw explained it that the tomb was hidden by enormous rocks that had been flushed down by the floods caused by a very heavy rainy season . This could explain why. It doesn't tell us how Carter and al knew where to start digging. There's other tombs where the paintings were destroyed by the waters that seeped through. That tomb wasn't for him as said above, and whilst many other tombs had been raided, priests and gravediggers, it could also be some Pharaohs who pinched some stuff from other ones as well. But this real mystery is that Mask ! 11kgs pure gold ! For a Pharaoh that died at 19yo and basically did nothing worthwhile, that beggars questions about, Kheops and all the others ? Egyptology will never cease to fascinate, I believe. And no, no E.T.' s involved. Sorry.

@skepticalmaiden

Жыл бұрын

Not so happy if we consider he did not want to be found.

@coucoubrandy1079

Жыл бұрын

@skepticalmaiden680 it was a coincidence, but don't forget that it was an accident that killed him. Was that mask intended for him ? There are too many doubts about it. All I know is that the General of the army became Pharaoh. Thing is, I've watched some documentary films where Akhenaten was buried. It's very confusing. Note that we don't know where Cleopatra remains are either . We like mystery? Let's consider ourselves happy then !

Muy buen video... Y de paso, practico mi inglés.... Excelente aporte

Amazing 💛

Excellent video! Biggest thank you from Lima, Perú. Just for the record, precious stones are five, lapislazuli is a semi-precious stone.

Thanks for showing us all the vibrant paintings, don't be shy about lingering over beautiful art "a little too long."

Excellent video

I think your documentary is beautiful 😍

Imagine the work involved in digging these tombs.

Excellent!

Very interesting 👍👍. I read somewhere that tutu's tomb carries a curse. Howard Carter's untimely death is attributed to this tomb.

@ManuelBravo

2 жыл бұрын

Actually several people involved with Tutankhamun's tomb opening died within a few years, but it was probably just coincidence.

@dianalindeman1644

2 жыл бұрын

Mmm mmm Howard Carter didn't die suddenly. Lord Carnarvon did.

@lukesmith1818

Жыл бұрын

@@dianalindeman1644 also lord carnarvon was in very poor health. Part of the reason he was in Egypt so much was on doctors orders

This is so beautiful😍 I would love to visit one day

Siempre te vemos en la televisión 😃👍🇲🇽♥️

Thank you for your content. What time of year did you visit? as it doesn't look very busy, which would be perfect.

I feel so joyful to be back in Gaza with you, swept along by the extraordinary energy and quietness that make the plateau so magical. There's a tremendous amount to explore and your comments are super helpful , particularly in conveying a sense of how vast it is. As if you've set out to make a digital painting of the whole complex( I guess this is actually what you've done.) Yours use of language is extraordinarily accomplished,-- both artistic and accurate in detail. You choose words that make things come alive. It is very hard to achieve and I admire you for succeeding. And you get a lot of credit (at least from me) for standing on the camel's back. i am so impressed that i'm at a loss for words... so I'll have to stop. best wishes, P 1 I spent several hours yesterday watching some of your other videos. they were amazing! And, like a fascinating book, just about impossible to "put down". You have every reason to be proud of your work!

@ManuelBravo

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment, Hans!

@HansNYC

Жыл бұрын

@@ManuelBravo Indeed, I am not given over to leaving comments on videos... I was quite taken up in the moment. Thank you again, Peter (a.k.a., Hans)

@HansNYC

Жыл бұрын

@@ManuelBravo I just started with your video exploring the temple at Karnak. Very exciting. Found the video on the Valley of the Kings helpful: I've been there, but it didn't make much sense at the time.

Me encantan tus vídeos Manuel! Cómo es que hablas taaan bien inglés?

You should be a tour guide~ You are fantastic! Just returned from Egypt and I’ve learned more from you than the tour guides!!!!!

Cant wait weather will be so nice

Wow, it’s incredible

That’s awesome

Just found your channel recently. Keep up the great work man

Great #Egypt #civilization #history #temples #museums #knowledge #nileriver #Beaches #sunny #travel, Thanks

It’s amazing on how these tombs were cut out and decorated by hand

well done

Absolutely fantastic video. Great content and so informative. I don’t like the classical music but I’m a weirdo

Thanks

Egypt is the most amazing country I’ve ever visited. It boggles the mind to think how old these buildings are.

Wonderful country, one of my favourite!

They really should do more and care more about protecting these sites and the like...Preservation and all, I'm amazed that any of that stuff is still there or around.

Wish you would do a series on ancient Indian architecture as well. Any plans on coming to India ?

Cool, ich habe vor 4 Wochen mit Ballon über Tal der Könige geflogen. ;-)

Great Egyptian Civilaization that will last forever, Thanks for the Knowlage.

Verry intersting.

Royalty 👑 video

The stair work is fascinating film way back then

Wow 🤩

Inspiring video especially while im about to play Assassin Creed Origins :)

I think the most striking thing about Egyptian art is the use of many colors. So much of what we see of ancient Egypt is just sandstone, everything is tan is color. Ancient Egypt in it's original form was full of vibrant colors, a stark opposite of much of the natural geography surrounding ancient Egypt. It must have been spectacular back in the day.

Now after 3 or 4 Videos I decided to subcribe to this channel. I like the way, you comment on the footage we can see.

I love Ra so much!

It's great that they build a lot concealed or underground because it preserved their work so well even after 4000 years unlike other later civilizations who we have even less preserved work on even if they were bigger and more recent

We also visited the Valley of the Kings, 4 tombs including Tutankhamun's where his mummy was. A must recommend if you're coming through Egypt.