The Dutch PYRAMID of Austerlitz | Ancient Architects and
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Not many people know about the Dutch Pyramid, better known as the Pyramid of Austerlitz. It’s situated in a National Park in the Province of Utrecht in the Netherlands.
Kayleigh from the History with Kayleigh channel has researched and written this entire video. This is her work, and you could say, is a showcase of the incredible level of research she puts into her subjects, so please do subscribe to her fantastic channel. I’ve left a link at the top of the description.
Unlike other examples around the world, like the Great Pyramid of Egypt, the Dutch Pyramid of Austerlitz is not thousands of years old, but hundreds, and its origins go back to Auguste de Marmont, who was part of Napoleon Bonaparte's Egyptian entourage in the late 18th century.
He was captivated by the Giza pyramids and when in the Netherlands, he and his men began a project, to create a pyramid from earth and peat. Construction started on September 10th 1804.
In this video, in collaboration with History with Kayleigh, we present the full history of the Dutch Pyramid of Austerlitz, as well as the history of Utrechtse Heuvelrug (Utrechtse Ridge) where it is situated.
Please subscribe to Ancient Architects and History with Kayleigh, please Like the video and please leave a comment below. All images are taken from Google Images and the below sources for educational purposes only.
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Fragmenten uit de geschiedenis van de buurtschap Austerlitz. door W. Grapendaal.
www.lokaalausterlitz.nl/assets...
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hey matt, this format is FANTASTIC! You should do more cooperative stuff with other channels.
i am sure you are shills. the link between every single thing you post is serpent worshippers/phoenicians. and not once do you or any of these other channels ever call it out. WHY?
Ever see the meme about the difference between men and women in photographing a subject? A man takes a photo of the subject with the subject centered in the photo and he is not in the photo. A woman takes a photo as a selfie opportunity, she is centered in the photo and the subject is shunted to the side. I go to her channel and EVERY video thumbnail is her face.
I had so much fun researching and writing this video! thank you so much for wanting to make this video together with me 🙂
Always love your work and i'm honored to work alongside you🤗
Thanks for all your hard work Kayleigh! This is all your amazing work 👏👏👏
@@AncientArchitects where's my Gold medal 😂
I was born and grew up in nearby Soest, on the map at the 2:30 mark. 👍🧡. This was a pretty amusing video, by the way 😂
Aww, guys 🥲😄
@@Dutch2go thank you!
Occult researchers would love this. Napoleon was a Freemason.
Occult stuff is one Hel of a rabbit hole.
He was, but not of the Sabbatian kind.
@@Northern5tar I guess he would or was an opponent to those. It seems he fought against not really Britian, Austria, Prussia, but the Bauer family who directed these countries. Napoleon stated that if a state owes money to a bank it is the bank that rules. And this Bauer family was Sabbatain and later Frankism. They finance these ideologies still today.
@@kittentacticalwarfare1140 The pyramid is the resemblence of the BenBen stone. Turning the spiritual into the material in the symbolism of the masculine affirmative action.
Even worse I'm a thelemite 😂
If anything, it shows how quickly nature reclaims human constructions, if not build by extremely durable materials. Even then, roots have no problem finding it's way through small cracks and openings and are in time capable of demolishing even (megalithic) stone constructions. Erosion by the elements can undermine foundations, wear rocks and stone. Egypt has almost the best conditions with little vegetation and no heavy water erosion (in recent times). In the Amazon or the Indian jungle a very different picture. Without modern tools like lidar we wouldn't even recognize many manmade structures. In India entire temples have been completely demolished and swallowed by nature in just a thousand years or so. In the blink of an eye. Wood and most metals will be gone even sooner. In Greece we have one wooden plaque of an ancient unknown language that got by luck preserved. Just one. The people apparently wrote on wooden sheets. All gone.
Sites like in 'Tas Tepeler' are so incredible precious for surviving in such condition.
Nice collaboration! :) Napoleon gets a bad rep but he had an 'age of enlightenment' side too. Things like standardization; a great help for science. Was keen on education and had plans to lift the people out of poverty. Wonder how our country would have fared if Napoleon had been able to consolidate his empire.
“History is a set of lies agreed upon” Napolean Bonaparte
Like many others I had never heard of this monument either. It really gives extra kudos to those Egyptian pyramid builders as their work stood the test of time. instantly subscribed to the history with Kayleigh channel of course! Thank you both for this fascinating video!
Thank you!!
No rain in the dessert
Thank you Kayleigh and Matt. Castle's made of sand and all that! At the 4.5 minute mark the sketch of the great pyramid shows the 8 sided division and the 26 degree shadow cast by Khafres pyramid.
It's so sad that we don't build stuff like this anymore. It's gorgeous
Great surprise! The collaboration (this is number ONE), this curious pyramid/mound/mountain/hill/sandcastle (number two), and the very entertaining format that you have produced. Thank you BOTH for this delightful episode!!
Thank you!
Great cooperation with Kayleigh whom I followed for some time and deserves this attention since she shares very interesting topics like yourself.👍
Thank you 🙂
@@HistoryWithKayleigh vind ik echt Keyleigh. De piramide is een interessante plek om eens te bezoeken en er zullen veel Nederlanders nog nooit geweest zijn.
I agree, George!
II enjoyed working with the Dutch and visiting their beautiful country. I admire their monumental efforts to keep the monument in repair . Thanks for recognizing it.
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So appreciate that you brought another content creator with knowledge on the particular topic on to help!
Update...is “berg” (spelling (?), sorry) relate to the word iceberg (ice mountain)? Sorry if this was covered. Maybe will try to research myself!
I'm 80 years old & just have fallen in love with Kayleigh. History is very powerful tool. What a woman!
Proud to say I’ve been a sub of kaleigh for months now :)
She’s great. So glad you’re collabing more now!
Thank you!
Dude!! I've been watching your videos for about two years and I litteraly live next tot this pyramid! I would have never guessed you'd make a video about it, absoluttely awesome!
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Great collaboration! I enjoyed the story of the history with the drawing through the ages. I'd be happy to see more like this mixed in with your regular content!
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I loved this collaboration. Great work guys.
This was fun, as well as letting me know a bunch of interesting stuff I never knew before. Thanks Matt, and Kayleigh!
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This was great! Informative and funny. Thank you!
What an amazing collaboration! It was funny and interesting. Geweldig gedaan/amazingly done!
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@@AncientArchitects Your butchering of Dutch words was totally worth it :)
@@remkoburger6595 it has made my day hearing the words being butchered haha
This is why when they built the Great Pyramid it was so incredibly important to make it out of solid stone on a proper foundation, so that none of the stones moved, allowing the correct measurements to be taken so that one comes to the proper mathematical conclusions of what is denoted by the measurement itself. "There shall be no decorations, only proportion".
With that said however there is multiple symbols, engravings and inscriptions within the king's chamber, unfortunately we can't read the early style cuneiform script on the wall above the bull as they are just too faded, but we can sure get a heck of a lot of information from the Alpha and Omega engravings on the "sarcophagus", just like we can from the size of the room itself, and the amount blocks that make up the walls, ect...
This was a fantastic enjoyable collab!!!!
Thank you!
This place is very close to where grandparents' used to live. There is a park and large playground nearby. I've been there and climbed it a ton of times as a kid! I had no clue about any of it's historical significance :D The last time I was there must have been around 1998 Back when I was there it was heavily deteriorated and overgrown.
same here grew up in amersfoort now live in mexico
Hahah 😂 "Berach... Or as I said; Bööhg."
This video had me smiling like a fool through out. Thank you, guys! Great collab :)
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I really liked this one, very fun
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I've been a fan of this channel for a while now. I have to say that while the subject wasn't your usual fare, I greatly appreciated this presentation. It was different and fun. Excellent work!
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Thanks you two. Interesting video.
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An excellent video, Matt and Kayleigh. Please do more of these collaborations it brings more information with both of you doing the research and the presentation is wonderful, thank you.😸😸
Thanks for this. Glad people enjoyed it!
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Never ever heard of this before. I'm gonna go see it the next time i'm in the area.
Thanks for doing a video about this, think this is a hidden gem for a lot of Dutchies.
It sure is!
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I have never heard of this, wow! Thank You ❤️
And I have visited Netherlands.. damn..
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Hi! It's your ex! Lol
Delightful and highly informative!
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Wow this coop is realy cool! Way to go, never expected this!
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@@AncientArchitects no thank you both!
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@@HistoryWithKayleigh nee jullie bedankt!😉👍👍
Thank you to both of you.
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There's a word for people who work for free, and it isn't supposed to be "soldier," but it does happen to be a word that starts with the letter S.
Very nice adding Kayleigh. A rare attractive yet serious person.
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Wow, I wasn’t expecting this type of video, really really enjoyed it, thank you Kayleigh. Definitely going over to see her videos.
Very interesting history.
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Great link up.. Fantastic.
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Intriguing. Great presentations by your guest. The history of these monuments is amazing.
Thank you 🙂
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What😳 my two favorite archaeologists working together😃 I absolutely love it☺. Excellent video and congratulations to both of you for making very well demonstrated and educational videos👍!👍
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surprisingly well done Matt and Kayleigh
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Wonderfully researched, wonderfully presented, very informative and most entertaining. Thank you both for your hard work creating these videos.
Hey Barry
Thank you, Barry! Hope you’re well
@@AncientArchitects All is well!
Nice job, y'all! Great report. I knew nothing about this previously... and now I'm well informed! And don't fret, Matt... Dutch pronunciations are mind blowing. You and Kayleigh rock. Thanks!
Thank you!
You may mince the pronunciation but your talent is the research.
And honestly it has become endearing.
The self effacing way you deal with it is spot on.
I cant wait to see some of Kayleigh's
Videos now .
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hey, Matt! hey, Kayleigh! WOW🤯 so happy to see you both in one video. this type of collaboration is an excellent way to reach other viewers. i became a fan of Matts from Klees recommendation. thanks Klee! i hope to see more of these types of posts. now, how about one with Matt, Kayleigh and Jahannah? would be epic!
and, maybe, one of you two playing senet?
Thanks for the feedback! The possibilities are endless :)
@@AncientArchitects happy to oblige. channels like yours bring realistic knowledge to us. thank you, for that!
Hey Floyd! Happy to hear you enjoyed it!
@@HistoryWithKayleigh immensely! never heard of this pyramid before. that's one thing i love about your, Matts and Jahannahs channels. i always learn new things, in an enjoyable format. thanks to all of you🤩 sssooo, how about the senet game video? maybe?
Awesome video! Kayleigh is fantastic, I watch all of her videos too!!
Thank you Spencer!
Never heard about this, mind blowing. Thank you.
Thanks for watching
Yeah they never show this in school
If you're only going to discover one thing in your life the Rosetta Stone is definitely in the top five.
Cool place! Thank goodness the pyramids at Giza are more long lasting!
I loved the concept of the video! Throwing it back and forth between the presenters really kept my attention.
Brilliant. Appreciate the feedback.
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Hey great video really awesome topic. Thanks to Kayleigh for her awesome job. I subscribed so looking forward to checking out her vids. She has some really cool topics. Thank you for your channel and all the work you have done on Ancient Architect's you continue to do a great job.
Thank you so much - appreciated
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When Kayleigh started talking I first thought it was an ad. As a native Dutch speaker I appreciate her phonetic corrections!
Turned out to be less a "sponsored video" than a "co-sponsorship" one..,
Haha thank you 🤗
Hi Kayleigh. Liked your collaboration with Matt. I’m a long time subscriber to Ancient Architects and just subscribed to your channel. Take care everybody.
Thank you so much Doug!
Modern buildings that take after ancient megalithic structures make an interesting contrast when compared with the original ones.
Wonder if it wasn't just about the size, astronomical alignments and esoteric themes, but also about them lasting for ages.
Who know maybe part of the lost knowledge also includes how to use the gravitational forces to make them long lasting.
Interesting and fun to watch. Love history 🌹
Thanks Tom
Thx Matt. Never heard of this.
I am NOW subscribed to Kayleigh 😁
Thank you!
For all who tried to mimic the Dutch language, that is why strangers are found very quickly.
I can’t even make some of the sounds 😭😂
Haha it's so true 😂
Modern "code talkers"...
A pronunciation test to detect German infiltrators in WW 2 was to say the name of the North Sea resort: Scheveningen. The one used by Poles was Szczecin.
@@coragypsatratus6157 I find that unintuive because Scheveningen isn't difficult to pronounce for Germans because all sounds are familiar (just the order of the sounds are weird, for example the way they say "sch" as "s-ch" but if you know it it is easy to mimic). However, everything with an ui or rolling R is quite impossible for most of us since we do not have that in the standard German
Ok, I guess that Kopiec Kościuszki, and Kopiec Piłsudskiego will be next.
Or if you preffer ancient architecture, then there is Kopiec Kraka (Krak's Mound) and Kopiec Wandy (Wendy's Mound / Venedian Mound).
Ancient two have significant astromonical allegiance. Their position, points sunsets/sunrise dividing year to exactly 4 equal parts.
Haha loved this I really hope you do more like this - Kayleigh is really cool 😎
Thank you! 🤗
This is a bit of a Dream Team-Up! Thanks to you both!
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Wow those soldiers worked pretty damn fast! They really must have been bored 😂
I knew of these pyramids , but not the details of their construction. They were mentioned in the memoirs of an 8th Army Air Corp pilot from WW2. They used the two pyramids as way points and navigational aids on their fun filled trips to shower joy upon the German Fatherland. They also marked the point at which English based P-47 fighter escorts had to turn back. And the point at which German BF109 fighter interceptors would welcome them. Quite an historical accomplishment for a 200+ year old pile of sod and sandbags.
Good job you two. Now we shall expect more.
Fox out.
Brilliant co-lab!
I hope this collab leads to many more, your work, combined with natives to the region make for outstanding videos. We gain so much by cooperating with each other, broadening our horizons and knowledge while developing new friendships. I love that more and more people are refuting the "standard" academic views of history, realizing that our supposedly "primitive" ancestors were just as (if not more) intelligent and wise as we modern descendants. No "ancient aliens" required, humans have always been amazingly resourceful and capable of wonders.
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Wow very cool. Thanks to you both. :)
Awesome collaboration
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wow we have so many pyramids around the world, I never heard about this one before. Great teamwork guys 👌
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Well done you two!👏
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Now this is damn interesting and I was totally unaware of this altogether.
Thank you both👍
The refinished project looked very much like the wright memorial in the outer banks of North Carolina before it's total restoration.
(The Waterloo monuments as well)
Check it out and decide for yourself.
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Who else was yelling "For gods sake, just use some friggin sandstone!" repeatedly at the screen half way through the video?
I am glad you guys cooperated, I have been enjoying both your content immensely. This was a special treat!
Thank you!
I liked it with the trees and ...oh well...another interesting place and new source thank Q
Love the way you try it in dutch:) keep up the good work.
He did try haha 🤗
Excellent
love this duo :) hope that many more video's come with you team up :) keep it up matt one day you will learn the dutch way of talking :D
It might take evening classes 😂
@@AncientArchitects haha i did love the butchering of my native tongue 😂
hello Kayleigh 😀😉😀
very interesting stuff..thanks! :)
Thank you!
Every time I get a video from you I'm so excited I love history so much especially the way that you research it personally I know you give the honest truth and you study it well I've actually your name was before but maybe you didn't get the message I was just about to ask it again but I got it within the first minute of the video 😆 never stop what you're doing there's always someone that's eager to learn the truth about history and thank you for the introduction of Kayleigh and her Channel I will definitely be subscribing 100%
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You get a thumbs up from me just for your name alone.😁
@@catman8965 my real name is Brandon 😆
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What a wonderful team up 💖
Thanks!!
"But that doesn't make it any less interesting".
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*Insert Thor: Ragnarok meme*
just caught up with this video , great presentation and thanks for the heads up on something i've never heard about before , fascinating history , i often wonder why Britain doesn't have a pyramid , did we ever have one and did it collapse . thank you both for the time involved in making this ,a great bit of research involved .
England has 2 pyramids if i remember correctly, at least 1 i know for certain, which was created by decree of Queen Victoria 🙂
Love her channel
Thank you!
I had not heard of this pyramid before. What fascinates me most about is how many times it has been renovated/modified in a short couple of hundred years. Really makes me think about the Egyptian pyramids and that they passed through all those different rulers of different dynasties with different ideas of how things should be. It’s very likely those pyramids saw many changes over all those years so to pin them down to an exact window of time is probably impossible.
This was made with Earth and turf, which really doesn’t work with weather in Northern Europe 😂
Cool bro, hope Kayleigh gets some extra subs, being Dutch myself i think she deserves some more views and there is more than enough crazy stuff to explore even in our small country. Maybe make a doggerbank vid or about Frisians and Scottish. Keep up the good work
Already made a video about the Hunebedden on the Havelterberg in Drenthe and made an extensive video about Doggerland 🤗
@@HistoryWithKayleigh i know you did,but our ancient architect friend didn't and sometimes he gets betters vids and stills than most of us, and more attention which i think it deserves...just like your stuff
@@LordEha Matt did make videos about Doggerland 🤗 3 at least 🙂
I missed a few after he went rogue and switched his pyramid views
Cool dat je op me reageert nooit verwacht. I'll have a look sometimes we forget lol
Love her!!!
Thanks!
1:57 There is a map scrolling down the screen with various points of interest labeled.
One in the middle was “Doorn”, I had to zoom in the map because on my IPad it looked like it was Identifying mount “Doom”!
Haha many Dutch place names look like something else in English 🤗
What a superb collaboration with Kayleigh This was so fascinating and well presented Thank you to you both🤗👍
Thank you Miu!
Great idea Matt & Kayleigh is a great Co presenter.
Thank you!
Pyramid means fire in the middle . Which for ancients was the template for Ascension. Why? With this clay I shall build my pyramid. Clay=info comes together and forms Bricks=comparison which come together to give you Proportion=structure which eventually starts rising to give Measure because everything leads to a single point which gives you something to measure theTruth. Then when Understanding=Capstone occurs you shine like a diamond in a field of Clay or the fire in the middle is realized. Thx matt
How nice to hear about this interesting part of history from the Netherlands I did not know so much about. Proud of my daughter Kayleigh as well! :-)
Thanks Mom! 🥰
Rockin video!
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"But what does Kayleigh think?!"
- nobody
My 2 favorite presenters! I’m in heaven! Great work friends! Keep up the great work, we love it!
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2: 22, It's the same in other parts of the world too, Vietnam being a good example - too big to call a hill, and too small to call a mountain. Sounds like a good project for Matt and Kayleigh, making a name for the earth's many intermediate-sized land bumps.
And what a pleasant surprise the pairing of Matt and Kayleigh is.
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what a good vid!
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Now i can go to Utrecht for Fun😀 I never heard of this. Thank you so much. This is litteraly 20min from home.
And the Hunebeds offcourse❤❤❤
@@laurahernamdt896 definitely do that! i went to the Hunebedden at the Havelterberg last year, made a video about them too :) lovely to see them
@@HistoryWithKayleigh Ja ik ben daar vroeger meerdere keren geweest. Laatste keer 10jaar geleden ofzo. Nu is het tijd om met mn dochter te gaan🤗😀
@@laurahernamdt896 wat leuk! Wel een gave ervaring om dat samen te delen🤗
Ik was er met m'n ex, in de toekomst ga ik alleen 🥰
Nice collaboration!
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THIS IS FANTASTIC!
What an incredible collaboration. 😍🔥
Both are excessively credible, do extensive research, and to have watched this collaboration, just... WOW! 🔥
Thank you so much 🤗
Thank you
Thanks Matt/Kayleigh! Quirky fun video, informative & enjoyable! 🙂
Matt - Is your accent 'Brummie', or around that area?
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A very nice collaboration, interesting in it's own part and also because my family is of Dutch ancestry. Thanks..j
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Great video.
Congratulations on your comedy debut Matt! 😂 Seriously though, it worked really well and I’m looking forward to future collaborations between Kayleigh and yourself 👏
Thank you!
There is a very small pyramid on the grounds of the New College in Oxford which is now covered with dirt. Would be cool to see a video on it
Interesting. I didn’t even know that
What's the name of the school?
I need a source
New College (its one of the oxford uni houses)
4:17 never expected my hometown to be in one of your videos
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