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@tgraham72

11 ай бұрын

I subscribed to Historyhit but these videos aren't on there. I paid for the whole year. Is there something I can do to stream these videos? Thanks.

@jameshowsare5727

11 ай бұрын

@@tgraham72 z5

@donnadsmith853

10 ай бұрын

Same here 😊

@camiesmith4471

9 ай бұрын

, 1

@allan9603

7 ай бұрын

@odyssey, since you're asking us to buy into a service, why not respond to some of these comments?

One thing the ancient egyptians were right about: as long you aren't forgotten, you're not really dead. You may be gone, but not vanished.

@stefterbraak596

Жыл бұрын

Anybody that has died.. in all history.. never left earth..

@cpujol9420

11 ай бұрын

Excellent! I love it.

@frankfranklin3365

10 ай бұрын

That’s why I stand beside the interstate and spread my butt cheeks at passing cars every chance I get. Can’t forget a guy who does that all the time.

@therub2191

9 ай бұрын

​@frankfranklin3365 Unfortunately, you'll only be remembered as an ass 😂

@jaycee5968

7 ай бұрын

I’ll be forgotten. Due to being gang stalked since summer of 2016 I have no family or friends left. I’m not mad or wackadoodle. Anyway, this is a fabulous series. I love anything 🇪🇬 Egyptian. I probably had a past life there and then. Joanne is so experienced in anything Egyptian. She expresses ideas that brings me right back in time with her. Genius❤

I've seen all of these a million times, but I can't help but watch Dr Joann Fletcher again! 🥰 She's the best. And, I will never, not watch a video she's in. ❤️

@biendereviere

Жыл бұрын

Same here 🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️❤️

@LorenzoJrOng

Жыл бұрын

Je

@ssherrierable

Жыл бұрын

I don’t understand why they keep posting the same exact documentary with a new title they just word a little different. It’s ridiculous already…

@hughjanus5336

Жыл бұрын

She's a bit annoying, making tawdry innuendo's about the "size of his bundle" and such.

@robduncan1765

Жыл бұрын

😁😁😁 @youtube

Her tear’s are the height of professionalism and the passion of her work 😊

Dreaming of the day when a new Dr Joann Fletcher documentary drops.

@craigcollings5568

Жыл бұрын

same

This is by far my favorite Egypt Doc! Dr. Fletcher is a lot like Mary Beard with her Rome documentaries! So passionate and excited by the subject and it rubs off on the viewers!! Great stuff!

@shanewisniewski509

4 ай бұрын

She does a phenomenal job just like Mary Beard but every time I hear her I can't help but wait for her to say something profoundly stupid because she has the exact voice/accent of Philomena Cunk!! LMAO

I have NEVER enjoyed a documentary of Egypt more than this one! It had an actual story from beginning to end of a loving couple. I actually felt emotionally engaged during the entire program which is unusual because while I have watched no less than 100 of them, none had my full attention let alone make me totally care about the main subjects, so well done & thank you for an exceptional job of bringing this story to life.

@cpujol9420

11 ай бұрын

It makes history come to life. Puts you right there with them! How exciting.

@rosiegirl2485

9 ай бұрын

Agreed! I am really loving this documentary..and yes..I felt myself taken back 3,000 years!

@eyeroll5403

3 ай бұрын

I recommend watching Immortal Egypt with Dr Fletcher. You can find it on KZread.

I love Joann's videos. Her wild hair and excitement of Egypt makes me smile every time.

the best documentary on Egypt I have ever watched. Lives of ordinary people is what history should be really about.

I love that she began to cry. I would do the same in such a magnificent place. I love how enthusiastic she is. Favorite documentaries for sure

@nv9719

11 ай бұрын

R u crazy

I love her enthusiasm and passion for ancient egypt. She is so cool it is inspiring

I’m in love how she’s in love with ancient Egypt😍 I wish I was this passionate about something

I love every video Joann has made. She’s interesting and informing to the layperson. Keep up the wonderful job you do!

@angelagendreau3586

3 ай бұрын

I agree. I've seen a few others but she's by far my favorite.

This production was exquisite. I think anyone who follows ancient Egypt history will learn an incredible amount of truth and enlightenment from Dr. Fletcher and her amazing research and understanding.

This is by far the best, most interesting and moving of all the documentaries done by Dr. Fletcher I have ever seen. It was quite moving to see her becomeing so emotional when she was in front of once was the final resting place of a real person, basically seeing her going back in time, the only way, I believe, there is to really understand history. Brava Dr. Fletcher, wonderful job, and thank you also for letting us see your inner beauty.

Joann Fletcher and Mary Beard give us just the best and most up close understanding of the ancient world.

@chicagogyrl4846

11 ай бұрын

Not a Mary Beard fan, but all of the others are wonderful!!

I love everything Egyptian. But I do believe this is my favorite documentary I ever watched. The art, the rituals, and historical context and meanings behind the symbolism was elaborated on exceptionally.❤️

I get emotional, like you did! I thought I was the only one who gets teared up over stuff like this! I just start crying and I can't hide it! LoL. Absolutely Amazing! Thank You. Your videos are smart and very educational.

@mandiemoore3272

Жыл бұрын

I'm such a dork honestly I do that with the early founding fathers of America I cry for what they did for us and I cry for what we've done to ruin and piss on their memories. I feel like such a doofus I only watch that stuff alone now

This is excellent. Her genuine fascination, respect, and enthusiasm is infectious. The way she tells the story of this families lives is so beautiful.

I understand why she cried when looking at the reliefs. It's truly beautiful. I love Egypt

My history my ancestors....Egyptian and proud

Thank you, these amazing documentaries have seen me through a pandemic, a war with the heavy-handed threat of nuclear destruction, Tiger King ( I was tricked into watching, one episode and...) and the fact that for most of the winter here it gets dark at 5PM. Grateful to use my brain for other topics.

@cruisepaige

7 ай бұрын

😂❤

I love Joann, she is so real, so refreshing. She even cried at the beauty of it and I don't fault her one bit.

Imagine being this wealthy couple just living their lives in a village, and now 1000s of years later different humans are looking at their lives with a magnifying glass.

Channel ini tidak mengcapture gambar gambar tidak bergerak dan menampilkan kolase video2 pendek yang berasal dari produksi yang berbeda-beda (seperti channel lain pada umumnya), namun menampilkan video penelurusan live disertai narasi dan deskripsi yang jelas dan menawan, sebuah kolaborasi dari ledakan passion Prof. Fletcher dan tim produksi yang professional. Ditemani background musik yang samar2 namun membangun suasana dan sesekali kilasan foto2 penelitian dengan kualitas HD, menonton tayangan ini secara gratis adalah kenikmatan hakiki yang patut disyukuri. salute to Prof, Fletcher and Odissey

The narrator energy is just so endless. Love her

@Name-oz4lq

Жыл бұрын

It’s passion.

I ❤ Ancient Egyptian History.

Its interesting to see the copper chisel since the way its constructed is in line with prehistoric finds in the UK and those copper chisels are made the same way. Crazy how these cultures seemingly had not a lot of interaction with one another but have the same style of tool.

@sourgummiez

8 ай бұрын

👽

La Dra Fletcher es grandiosa, la mejor y la única.

Excellent. I really enjoyed this video. Thank you for the upload.

It is professional to me to see you show such emotion. You care deeply about what you are doing. The ultimate sign of respect to them IMO. Those tombs are beautiful and an amazing glimpse into their lives. Great episode.

Thank you so much Joann to capture us and teach us about our ancetres with so much passion and humnity. Look forward to hear from you and see the nice things you have for us. Thanks too to the techniciens. Without them no sound no image. Thanks

I believe I'm Egyptian in spirit! I have always been enamored with this culture! The God's, food, art, architecture, writings! all of it!❤❤ wonderful documentary. Thank u

@wilbertbrinkley7119

8 ай бұрын

So you brown melinated person with wool hair

Joanne inspired me to visit the museum in Turin. It did not disappoint.

loooove Dr Joann Fetcher , imagine her and Mary Beard doing an Egyptian/Roman one together!

@jamiemiller7316

Жыл бұрын

OMG best duo ever!

My, what excellent viewing this was. I was really drawn into this world by Dr Fletcher and I was totally enthralled by all she was telling and educating me about ancient Egypt. I was to say a massive thank you to all involved with the initial making of the programme and also to Odyssey.

This was absolutely riveting from the beginning to the end. I was fully emersed in this journey, thank you.

I believe that all of the looted items should be returned to where they came from. Grave robbers have no right to expect to keep their stolen property.

Such knowledge gained through meritorious work by a great student of Egyptian history.

Tfsharing ❤Dr. Fletcher's video. Very exciting to see her trip to Egypt

Love you, and your beautiful videos, not to mention your expertise in Egyptology. Thanks so much.

Most enjoyable narrative video and storyline. Quite amazing ❤

I watch this and the other one every night. It brings me great comfort. Also does anyone know if Joanne has any books out there that she has written?

Extraordinary knowledge and exquisite art, thank you for sharing 😊

Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant lesson in Egyptology, thank you Dr Fletcher for your insight into history and for almost taking us back in time!

I hope she's not retired now this show has been around for awhile But I love watching her

Great job! We'll put together

Your voice your style I always watch you do docs wit passion you like david attenboroug you make documentaries exciting

Wonderful! Thank you!

Love this 💗

Such a great doc

Well done. High Marks.

Thank you. I friend of mine Jean is on his way to Kyro Egypt. I sent 📤 this video to him.

@ssherrierable

Жыл бұрын

I hope he makes it there since there is no such place called kyro in Egypt… good luck buddy 😂😂😂

Great program thanks

Amazing!

This is so good I love this woman and I love her accent

You are amazing, Kha and his wife wanted to live forever. After more than 3000 years you helped them do that

one of the best ancient egypt docs. one day, i randomly tried to stand like how ancient egypt drew their Gods, people, etc. quite painful for an extended period of time. #random

Beautiful doc. A question : In which part of the west valley were you with Dr Cross, where the guard house is seen ( 32 min. ca.) ? And where do you arrive with the jeep later in the video (1 h 11 m. ca.)? Maybe the branch on the left before to arrive at the tomb of Ay ? Thank you. Luke

Amazing picture 😍

Thank you.

I have tears in my eyes too!

Joanne must make more docs really

She's one of my favorites.

Omg what a beautifull colors in the painting s

Ahmenoptep the 3rd's statue at 18:59 into Joanne's excellent vocast has been carved out of what looks like marble and this is where I get on the train that takes us to the conclusion that something more than copper tools were available to these people. The precision work on Ahmenopten's race is astoundingly well done and that, boys and girls, brings us once again to the biggest question of antiquity: why aren't we finding the tools that were used on carving the hardest stones in the world: diorite, shist, black and rose marble and others?

@marjoriegarner5369

Жыл бұрын

Tekannopten, The tools were long ago robbed, like many of the tombes. .

@tekannon7803

Жыл бұрын

@@marjoriegarner5369 GGGGGGGGGGGreat to hear from you. Thank you for plugging this obvious hole that all of us have over-looked. Of course, exotic tools would have been taken and used until they fell apart and then were discarded...

@mandiemoore3272

Жыл бұрын

There are some short videos showing what copper can do to Marble a copper tooth saw can cut straight through a marble slab it's unbelievable but true

@tekannon7803

Жыл бұрын

@@mandiemoore3272 GGGGGGGGGGGGreat to hear from you. There is one thing about any talk of advanced technology that makes you have the only answer with proper facts. There have been no tools of high precision ever found, but whoever they were, they knew things that are astounding. The king's chamber, queen's chamber and the lower chamber in The Great Pyramid of Giza are the same proportions as Mercury, Venus and the Earth. There are expansion joints in it. It is the only 8-sided pyramid in the world. It clocks in the spring and autumn equinox's on the minute and this can only be seen from a thousand feet up in the air...

@debrarobinson57

9 ай бұрын

Not granite though. Some archaeologists have tried & spectacularly failed. Nor can copper make drill marks . Speak to any stonemason & they will confirm.

Great movies. 🎉

~The valley of the Kings , espectacular !!

Your BetterHelp is showing😊 You two seem totally enamored with one another ❤️❤️! After 32 happy yrs of marriage I know the signs. Two people working hard at keeping one another happy rather than making themselves happy is key! AND your boys are learning healthy love!!!!

Other than these shows idk who she is. I've never wanted to go anywhere in the world as bad as I want to go to Egypt to tour the ruins. What a dream it would be to get the tour by her. I can listen to her for days especially on a subject I'm amazed by.

I felt sad for Karr, I'm sure Merrit died very young. I felt his pain of raising his daughter by himself without the love of his life.

I am so sick of this channel just renaming Dr. Fletcher's old documentaries like she made something new. I keep falling for it, get super excited to watch it just to be disappointed. Don't get me wrong, I still watched it, but I would have done that anyway, I didn't need to be tricked.

@celtoloco788

Жыл бұрын

they use clickbait titles to sell advertising. This is not a serious chanell, better to watch it from the source. As in the networks who make them

What an amazing discovery! Not to mention the amazing journey that you have taken me on. I so appreciate it, and totally was engrossed in this loving couples life! ⚘️

Merit is just the Egyptian word for “beloved” as in Merri, and the T just indicates she was female. The T might even have been silent. Her name today is basically, “Mary.”

Great otter action today! Wonder if the fourth otter was a prodigal child returning home?

It is HIGHLY misleading to imply that the tomb of Kha and Merit is representative of that of "Common", everyday Egyptians. Kha was Chief Architect to three Pharaohs, and his luxuriously furnished tomb, which included gold items given to him by the Pharaohs whose tombs he built, is more like that of a minor member of royalty than that of a common Egyptian. Literally 95 percent of Egyptians were poor farmers who could not hope for such luxuries. Most probably could not afford mummification.

To call this family, the average Egyptian, is like saying Steve Jobs family life is the average for Americans.

So amazing But the archaeologists took everything the same as the tomb raiders did.... Those items were in there for Kha and Meryt's afterlife... Not that I believe or know anything about the afterlife... but WHAT IF... what if the removal of those items means they struggle in the afterlife. It would be nice if, for once, the scientists and archaeologists would leave the places they discover intact, as they were set up to be thousands oof years ago. Removal of the items, either by tomb raiders or archaeologists...is the same thing....... Study it, document it, leave it intact. If that was my grave, I'd be a pissed off ghost!

@paden1865able

3 ай бұрын

I'd haunt them so bad that it would make a poltergeist look like a Golden Labrador puppy...

@jksallen

3 ай бұрын

Totally agree, this is no different to gave robbers no matter what generation

@joy-to7dx

2 ай бұрын

I hate when they don't say that black people also lived in Egypt. Kendle was a brown skin men showed on wall. 👩🏻‍🤝‍👨🏾

They had amazing technology

I love this woman.

This is very interesting and these funeral ritual are stilk practiced today

I notice how as the rooms of the house join, there is a little “door” to the next room, all but the kitchen has this “door”. And I wonder why the houses were built so close together like that?

In Ancient Egypt, I would probably be a peasant farmer toiling from sunrise to sunset harvesting crops and trying to get good food on my table.

Great belief in life after death !

Proper proper Barnsley Lass.✅😉👍👍🏼👍🏿👍🏽🇬🇧

Yeah im still here

What’s the use of youtube premium if you just add ads anyway. I’m getting swindled

The umbrella 🌂 she uses to protect herself should say a lot about ancient Egypt.

Re-upload? Again

@nancysego4989

Жыл бұрын

Yep

That poor lady must have had the worst sunburn after filming this

As much as I enjoy these documentaries I can't help thinking it is wrong to be emptying the tombs, these things were put in there for a purpose. Look and learn but disturbing the tombs is on a par with grave robbing. Interested in others' views.

@paden1865able

3 ай бұрын

I totally agree but sadly, people have been robbing graves since humans began to bury their dead. Greed, dire need, disrespect for the dead person, all sorts of reasons are given but none of them are acceptable to me.

Doesn't seem like an average couple, as she said she was going to represent, but rather one of the elites. Chief Architect with servants.

Funny, as I sit here listening to David's class, I remember when bigfoot and the bionic man clashed......bigfoot being a robot made by aliens.

@celtoloco788

Жыл бұрын

Out west where 'bigfoot' lives, locals are convinced hes just a big hairy crackhead. There's alot of bigfoot mothafkas living under bridges in California and B.C.

Nice goose

Good evening everyone

@HeyThatWeirdGuy

Жыл бұрын

This wasn't a live stream

@cleverfitz779

Жыл бұрын

I’m not sure what that has to do with my comment. I knew this wasn’t a live broadcast.

@sammy8423

Жыл бұрын

Good evening 2 you 2

The “Wandering Womb” was also a belief in the medieval times.

Experts on ancient civilizations have the most radical hairdos

How were Merit and Kar buried in the same tomb?

I find it hard to believe that an ancient people who built the pyramids, apparently with wooden mallets and chisels, only built these small stone houses.

You need Matthew LaCroix... Respectfully. One of our greatest researches of our time. 🥂😌