Saqqara discoveries revealed in 'Tomb Hunters'
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- čas přidán 13. 11. 2020
- A trailer for the Smithsonian Channel's "Tomb Hunters" documentary provides a sneak peek at the latest discoveries at the Saqqara excavation in Egypt. (Video courtesy of Smithsonian Channel)
The were so accurate and precise 4500 years ago. Today the things we make with machines, they made them with hands.
AMAZING DISCOVERY
Wow! wow! WOW❗Preservation 101 need to see this mummy close up, hope I get to see the full documentary, the details mind-blowing in only a 2 second clip..WOW❗
Wonderful news, you got there before the thieves, congratulations from Australia.
only in 1/3 cases
*1:32** coffin was already open*
Everyone: aaaaaaaaaah
Guy in the middle: that's what we were expecting
smh
They gonna dig up everybody's mummy? Your supposed to just leave flowers.
Why are they digging up these graves, what and who are they looking for.
Exaktly!
Looking for the Past.
Let’s dig up some dead pope’s from the Vatican . Put them in a museum and make some money
@@beecher127 They already do - they are called reliques.
Great Discovery...
That dude sounds like Zawi Hawass, except he is not evil...( yet ).
Exactly bro 👍
WOW
Why do we have to dig everything up, tear things open, can't we respect why they were buried instead of acting like a pack of hyenas. It's not the stuff, it's the spirit that goes with it that matters.
Its because these aren't the native people who buried or built these things these are Arabs black Africans built those things and buried those things
It's all a personal POV. These people are living a second life and are becoming even more immortal by coming to light ad teaching about their time. If a thousand years from now someone digs up my resting place looking to understand me and my time I'd love it! If I was a ghost still around (hope not) I'd totally help out if I could.
I’ve cursed anyone in the future who might disturb my cats that I’ve buried in my backyard. God knows what will happen to these people. However amazing this is, I still fear for the safety and the souls of the people involved in the excavation.
please don't curse them
And I'm the opposite. If someone finds me in a few thousand years and wants to dig me up and study me . . . cool beans. I'd love a place in a museum.
I can tell that there is an awful lot of CGI been don e in this vid.