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I thought that Nefertiti was the wife of Aknaten and Ramses 2's wife was Nefertari.
Curious how everyone interviewed speaks French; no Arabic or other language. Was this originally a French documentary was an English narration added?
The snake charmer "I don't kill it, I could never do that
…I just remove its fangs so it can't eat, then put it in this tiny basket for the rest of its life -it dies of natural causes"
…umm okay smh 😒 wow. What was that river called again? Lol sounds like denial.
TUA KEMET!
I just wish the narrator was better lol
I admire the work of farmers and their way of life. I grew up helping my dad and plowing gave way for growing crops. The simplicity and contentment these wonderful people can teach us about the meaning of life and living happy and secured.
I can't stand how all these amazing artists toil making these beautiful creations only to have them described as being made by some psychotic rich prick that didn't lay a hand on a brick. Theses guys talking about it Taking century's to make the retaining wall for the Pharoah. Ate you certain it's not so they the people would in fact not get flooded out. These coook Archeologists always forget about the people. Boot licker have to say this crap to placate the wanna be pharaohs of today funding their digs
The Nile begins in Uganda in the fertile great lake's region and ends in Egypt.Fascinating river.
I’m a little puzzled, admittedly I’ve only just watched the intro; but what exactly does the narrator mean? “we’re going to travel through time AND space” … is the Tardis required for this adventure?
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Who gave the Nile to Egyp alonet? Almost all of the water comes out of Ethiopia,Nile belongs to 11 countries.
The Archaeologists can read it but they pick and choose what they use in their Paradigm and the story is illogical.
a Sociologist and Historian
There's a great opportunity for a really interesting Documentary, the subject: "the Coptics"
That's the first I've heard about the pyramids being named after Greek cakes…
Egyptians growing corn, I assume maize, that fueled Mayan civilization!
Just try to float giant 2.5ton tocks down a river using technology assumed to be available at that time….
Crocodile: Honey pastries?!?
All sorts of factual / historical inaccuracies in this video. Not least, it's stated twice that Nefertiti was the wife of Ramses II. This is entirely wrong. Nefertiti was the consort of the controversial pharaoh Akhenaten
I've never understood why people will dub over someone speaking but not mute them. Why have two people talking at once? Lol
Absolutely gorgeous
6:41
Nefertiti was the wife of Akhenaten, and it was Nefertari who was the wife of Ramesses.
I swear the Nike River was used to drown Hebrew.
6:40 is incorrect, Nefertiti was married to Amonhotep IV/Akhenaten and possibly King Tut's mother, Nefertari was married to Ramesses II