EXPLORING THE VALLEY OF THE QUEENS - PHARAOH'S FAMILY TOMBS! LUXOR, EGYPT
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- čas přidán 1. 09. 2022
- Explore with me one of less visited and astonishing burial grounds - the Valley of the Queens in Luxor. Located in Upper Egypt on the western bank of the Nile, opposite the ancient city of Thebes, this ancient cemetery lies in the vicinity of the ancient workmen’s village Deir el-Medina and the Valley of the Kings. Called by ancient Egyptians Ta-Set-Neferu “the place of beauty, the place of perfection” and today Wādī al Malekāt the ancient site is most famous for the QV66 - the tomb of Nefertari, beloved wife of Ramesses the Great. Nevertheless, it is only one of 111 tombs of queens and royal children discovered in the Valley of the Queens.
We’ll have a chance to admire QV44, QV55, and QV52, tombs of princes: Khaemwaset, Amunherkhepeshef, and queen Tyti all dating back to the 20th dynasty. We’ll also encounter the smallest mummified body I’ve ever seen, learn more about the mummy and the lives of ancient Egyptian queens and royal children. We’ll watch beautiful carvings, paintings of ancient Egyptian gods, funerary texts.
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Let’s get to know more about the ancient history, beliefs, and architecture of this wonderful place!
Explored in February 2022.
It's a must-see full episode / full documentary video for all of you, who visit Luxor for the first time. To appreciate and cherish the magic of the place before you travel to Egypt. My vlog / full documentary will give you a little taste of ancient wonders: ancient architecture, ancient beliefs, and ancient history.
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Watched it twice already 😍
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I missed the last two premiers. I never saw them. Do you still put out the premier notices?
This is the FIRST time I've heard of Valley of the Queens - GOOD TO KNOW.👍 I can't beleave the art work is in this good shape after all these years.
Mhm.. 🤔 Perhaps you "uncklicked" the bell button just next to the subscription sign, but I've heard from another viewers and youtubers that sometimes YT just doesn't send notifications (algorithm fail?). 😭 Nevertheless, I'm happy I could show you something new :)
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Irena, this has to be my favourite video, to date. It seems that the Queens of Egypt were (unfortunately) not lauded the same prominence as their male counterparts - but then given the Patriarchal society - then, as now - one can only wonder as to why this may have been so prevalent; it is better to consider that these female deities carry with them greater significance in the modern world. You are, as ever, brilliant in bringing this to everyone's attention. I cannot recall having ever seen such beautifully preserved (painted) cartouches, & similarly, a pity that one cannot film inside certain Necropoli (tho' it is appreciated that condensation is a huge factor in maintaining that preservation). First rate !!
“Stylistic maturity” what an apt way of wording a phenomenon I’ve learned about the world over
Every culture’s aesthetic motifs started out crude and dripping wet, and then “matured” over centuries and millennia into the most beautiful “outfits” for their architectural staples
Every culture except Ancient Egypt. They seem to have operated in reverse.
@@vanderteufel how so?
another great ancient sites - good music, and also, well framed, and well-lighted close-ups of the details, which really let you see the inscriptions clearly. thank you ancient sites! ✨
thank you so much!!!
yup. this channel will 100% grow. very professional editing! ive seen a lot of channels grow by using the community tab, maybe you can make some polls and hopefully the algorithm will pick it up and send people to ur channel! love ur vids. also please stay safe
I hope you're right!😉 Thank you very much for your words, it means a lot to me!
Another beautiful video! ❤❤👍👍
Did they change the rules about Nefertari's tomb? You used to be able to buy (for a lot more $$$) a special 'photography allowed' ticket.
photography yes but not filming! Besides, 20 minutes is not enough, especially for such a large tomb☹
@@ancientsitesgirl Oh that makes sense!
And yeah one could spend the whole day there and not see everything!
It's soooo true!
Wonderful, unbelievable level of preservation of the richness of the colours and the intricate brush strokes with minimal fading in most of the reliefs.
You're right!
But how to account for the quality of the colouring or the preservation? These are supposedly not buon fresco pictures, but paintings executed on top of already dried plaster, a secco. Elsewhere in Egypt there are temples above ground of carved and painted stone, wonderful surviving remnants on soffits and the undersides of lintels . But the first tomb Irena shows us, QV55, was opened up over a hundred years ago and is still fresh. If the state of preservation is due to the climatic conditions of Egypt and the exclusion of natural light and air from the tombs, how are we to account for the original execution of the work in the (half) dark? These pictures are so finely carved and painted they are still admirable under strong electric light 3000 years later. Even the excavation of these chambers would have been an extremely difficult task, never mind their decoration. Narrow spaces where light barely penetrates, where open flames would have been required in order to see and oxygen is quickly exhausted, yet which sometimes go on seemingly forever....mysterious!
As a pointless addendum to my above comment it seems that the white paint ground employed was a mixture of ground white calcite (alabaster), gum (unspecified) and water. This at least according to the people at the Fitzwilliam Museum. Whether the artists painted on to this mixture damp or dry remains unclear as does whether it was used only for linen covered wood coffins. The fact that these were originally varnished is also fascinating. Modern varnish does not last. If any one's interested there is this short demonstration video: czcams.com/video/poUyaK6JaJ8/video.html
@@vanderteufel Thanks for sharing!
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I’ve been hooked on Egypt thanks to Assassins Creed 🤭
Great video, their culture is fascinating.
Thanks
Amazing video, great job. Cool music!
Thank youuuu!!
I don't know how you manage to make such wonderful video's 😍
This blue color is amazing ...
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Irena, thank you very much for another amazing video! Your channel is awesome!! ♥
Thank you!!! :)
Hey AS, the tomb of Nefertari is my favourite tomb. It is spectacular, she was obviously a very special woman to have a tomb more beautiful than the Pharaoh's themselves...but they don't let anyone in there. I can only find 3D lidar scans of it. Anyway, great vid as always AS...much peace to you and your amazing camera person.
Thank you Darren! 😁 During my visit they let people in (naturally with additional (quite expensive) ticket, but as I mentioned, you've got only 20min and you're not allowed to film. Maybe one day... 😉
@@ancientsitesgirl As you know AS, money talks in Egypt. The next time you are there slip the gate keeper a few pounds and film that tomb !. 😊
If it only was so simple. 😜 This is the most guarded tomb I've ever seen, but as mentioned in the video, I won't give up 😉
@@ancientsitesgirl I hear ya, it is the most guarded because it is the most special one. Maybe you could wear a covert hidden camera ?. Maybe in your Reebok trainers ? 😉....or somewhere else...if you know what I mean 😊. Thanks for reply AS.
Very nice movie made. The paintings show wonderful colors, as if they were painted yesterday and not thousands of years ago.
Thanks! It's 💯 % true! :)
Watched it again 4.04 am in the UK 😍 I had to watch it again 😍
Happy you enjoyed that! 😉
Wow wow wow:)
Thanks!
Lovely video 😍 have to watch it over and over again 😍
Your so wonderful and talented 😍
Very informative and fascinating.
Thank you so much! :)
Beautiful video, I love your channel!🌹🌹🌹🌹
Piękne widoki 😍
Thank you Shanti! You're always there! 🌹
Zabójcze widoki :D
Well done Irene! Wonderfull tour, images and information! Thank you!
Thanks for commenting! 😁
Congratulations!!! I am looking forward to the next episode.🤩🤩🤩🤩
well done, great job, carry on and I wish you great success and your channel someday becomes number 1 in the world....They were true believers as they quickly started digging their graves early in their life as they knew that death is unexpected and comes suddenly.... surely when you read captions from the pyramid texts and hymns to Iten or even to Amen they assured that all the creatures are bound to perish and they had to meet god with pure and sound hearts ...
Thank you so much ❤️✌️
Amazing😍❣👌
Thanks! :)
I love how they put the tombs in the aspect of nephtys and set as well as Hathor
I just can say: "Thank you!"
Extraordinary Video. Thank you so much❤
Thank you! :)
I liked your videos "Ancient Sites Girl"and you make me passionate for stories, studying ancient cultures, archaeology.Than Q.Really I enjoyed and studied with you.
Thank you! :)
You need to have a site on twitter too 😍
Perhaps, one day 😉
Your videos are marvelous! I am just mesmerized 🤩
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@@ancientsitesgirl captivating views, i am truly inspired to go! Though your videos make me feel like ive already been there! 🪷✨️
Thank you so much 🥰
FINALLY,.. PRINCESS AREENA , MEET WITH HER, ANCIENT QUEENS IN THE VALLEY OF QUEENS, AS A MISS UNIVERSE,...IN LUXOR.... (D)....By the way, what is the meaning of LUXOR... Remembere it, all ancient name of cities , are meaningful. But , you can't tell me , WHICH Materials they were used in plaster?
good question...
How nice!
Thanks man! :)
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😂 Hi, thanks for commenting!
It's nice to watch. Fantastic background music.
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Once upon a time I wanted to win the Wimbledon Championships by the year 2007.
Time has passed and we are now in 2023.
Thank u for this,I plan to vist hopefully this year
Thanks! It's gonna be great, I'm sure 😀
Dziękuję Irena! Very good work.
Thanks! :)
Well done...😍😍😍😍
Gratulations for U, from Gdańsk.
Thanks a lot! 😁
Another Great Video ! This is really good content
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Expertly done. Thank you 😊
Thanks!
Nice 👌👍
Thanks 😊
Great Video, greetings from Egypt and keep up the good work
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I love this! ❤
it's a magical place
Muito obrigado pela visita
Thanks!
Muito Obrigado pour votre responsa de la situation en 2023.
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Nice 😊
Thank you! :)
Super!
Dzięki! :)
Thank you so much i liked your way, and you are so sweet 😍
Thank you 😊
I'm interested about what you are presenting here so if you don't mind can i have your Instagram to follow you, i would be so thankful ❤️
I really want to go to agent Egypt someday and look at all of the tombs that they have in agent Egypt and bring back something from agent Egypt because I'm always into the Egyptian history and the movie called The Mummy
you should go to egypt as soon as possible!
@@ancientsitesgirl I will do that and I will make a video when I go to Egypt one day or someday
@08:30 Maybe with modern day forensics someone will be able to determine who this little guy was.
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It must be because your in every video 😍
How did this ancient civilisation come into being at all.
you are sweet like sugar
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@@ancientsitesgirl Lol !!! i said that because you discuss my grandfather history (the phahros)I am Egyptian😕
Welcome on board! I ❤🇪🇬
Put the video on twitter I had to 😍
Very few Black Africans are interested in Going to Egypt for historical reasons due to our behaviour as Economic migrants to Europen and other reasons.
If people are reading my thesis never again should Black Africans should behave like Uncivilized people somewhere in the jungles of the African Continent.
Why the hieroglyphics look like they getting lighter? Interesting.
OK so I have another question is there any hieroglyphics with the temple of HTUM that you know of
Come on
Yeah! :p
Hi Darling I like to much your hair color
Thanks 🤣
That Egyptian red hair
Why are you not allowed to film inside some of them? Do they think the lights will damage the artwork or something?
Or do they just want to charge more for their own photos?
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I don't know the reason, but I know that it's forbidden even without the flash. Sometimes they allow you to use your phone, but not a camera, but they actually don't say why. 😅 Nevertheless, with a special permission form Cairo filming is allowed so I just gave up to search any logic behind all these bans. Greetings 😉
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Shame.
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So where is Moses?
That's(7:50) a black face (8:40) wow, you can see clearly those features and lips.