These monuments were left to humanity. It frustrates me to no end that the " authorities "sterilize these places before any public viewing. It happens across the globe anytime there is a new discovery of our ancient past. the citizens of this planet need to stand together and demand to see the truth.
Maybe U can handle the truth but there's a structure of Society in which the fabric is tightly woven it cannot be unwoven. The reality they have would create would wide panic and fear and the breakdown of the common belief system.
Treasure hunting, that's why. Notice how most tombes are cleaned perfectly to the teeth with barely any artifact remaining AFTER the discoveries but is said in papers there was this and that to be found there. Then 10+ years later you're able to visit these places, and you notice that barely anything still stands. These authorities always blame ancient bandits or graverobbers for these events.... yet it is interesting when these rooms, tunnels and other tombs have been inclosed by sand for HUNDREDS OF YEARS BY STONE AND SAND lol. Sure I believe these authorities now haha.
Thanks Mr. Foster. Absolutely facinating.. and so glad you took my hit awhile back not to keep turning the camera to show your face as every second is so precious as to what's ahead. And.. nice with minimal talking. I'm 88 and I enjoyed every step!! Thank you!!
So absolutely confused at why this was built so far underground, how it was constructed, and how deep it really is. I am so sure underneath the Sphinx and the Great Pyramid etc. there is a massive complex of chambers and tunnels spreading for miles.
If you had two big rocks hit your area in less than 500 years, you'd probably think about digging deep, too... ~1,650BC (Tall el-Hammam) and ~2,193BC (Nineveh). Probably explains the underground cities in Turkey, too.
That's exciting to see! Brien, sir, did you get any diagrams, that show the extent of the labyrinth in all levels, with some metric scale? With a modern device, probably you can record such a diagram with just walking and using the camera. Would be fascinating to guess the various purposes from the geometries and type of walls.
Wish you would have shown and talked about the megalithic blocks and what it enclosed. Did they build the pyramid on top of it? Is it the center piece at the bottom? Thanks for sharing Brian. Hope to someday go on your tour. Cheers
It's possible that they used rock scanning technology, and found a granite boulder 🪨 inside, and when they carved that place, they also carved out that structure. Remember this is an advanced civilization with advanced technology they were not using copper chisels, and riding camels. This is in the time before our recorded time, from a previous advanced civilization.
I recently watched a documentary where a reporter went in search of 'The Oracle' from ancient times. In his quest he was taken to many strange underground tunnels (leading to the river Styx). There are tunnels dug all over the ancient world which seems strange & mysterious to us but for whatever reason it was important for the people of those times to do such massive projects. Only a time machine could PROVE such reasons.
Wow Brian Forrester....that was totally awesome. Thank you for that journey. I had to teach about this pyramid in a multicultural class before I retired and I am truly in awe of your work.
@Brien .. thank you so much for sharing this content. The Djoser pyramid holds the greatest interest for me above all others. Note: some of those walls looked new (or refurbished).
Brien, back in their day were all the entrances to these pyramids ground level or more like subterranean and people walked downwards many flights? I imagine layers and layers of sand due to wind storms must've piled up over 1000's of years no? great video, wish we knew way more how they built them, when exactly and why? and why did they dig so far down for this one?
that "keep going please" you can hear it in Brien's voice that he's been in that situation a few too many times haha. the tone is: Listen im honestly not trying to rush you or be rude but we have to all keep moving for this system to function properly and Ive already been through the "use my polite tone" phase and it literally makes no difference so i landed on the "neutral and calm yet stern with the slightest touch of agitation tone" approach. also, didnt you know that taking someone's picture steals their soul?!? This DSLR will have you wandering the Duat in less time than it takes to say Ra. So move it or lose it...literally! hahaha 😆
Seems like they build the pyramid around and above an older structure? Those big blocks are not really matching the rest of what you can see in this video
@@LooksLike-nw9czno its not. Its way to big and its proportions do not make sense as a sarcophagus. the difference in construction alone indicates that they found the tunnels with their content, and build the pyramid on top and did some restoration. there are other vertical openings to the tunnel system that have no pyramid on top. likely they made some tunnels themselves to access some parts who knows. maybe they build the pyramid to conceal the tunnels and hid the vases they found across the country down there, cause its odd to have such a gigantic number of them down there in very small tunnels. Maybe they tried to conceal the past even at that time for political reasons, cause I can not think of how so many could have ended up in such a tiny amount of space
@sshreddderr9409 🤣🤣🤣 history isn't just making shit up. Dozens of books and several documentaries about this pyramid. If you have trouble with reading, get an adult to help.
@@LooksLike-nw9cz yes, history is making shit up. its all a house of cards build on circular reasoning and logical fallacy. you just admitted that you just buy what the TV tells you.
@@LooksLike-nw9cz There is zero evidence or reasoning that this box is a sarcophagus. they just say it is one, and dont provide any proof or evidence, its just presented as if they had some. you literally just believe based on perceived authority.
What is your opinion on why they would build such a complex web of tunnels this deep undergound, were they all once connected to other temples and structures in the same area, what else is in that area... And what was the puropse of the large section of megaliths in the centre?
Better you than me Brien...I'd rather sit here and watch while you squeeze through those cramped tunnels with the crowds of sweaty people...appreciate the suffering you go through to bring us these experiences🤐!
Mr Förster, do you know if there is any radiological research on these pyramids or toxicological research, in particular inorganic material contaminants? This can also be a historical marker on the subject assuming the Energy Hypothesis of the Pyramids. P.S. Thanks for the effort you invest on your research. P.S.2: in ancient Greek (Attic) Pyramid meas pyr amis (πὐρ ἀμίς) translating as vessel or container of fire.
Brien It would be of interest to know a couple of things about this amazing video. First how far underground does it go and second what is supposed to be the purpose of the large granite box? You seemed to gloss over the second one quite quickly.
Brien, three questions. On some wall there were greenish tiles inset. The walls were carved to accept the tile. What can you tell us about that? Second, Towards the end of the video we saw red things that look like empty shot gun shells. What of these? Third, At the end of the last tunnel you came to a wall in front of you. The wall was not solid stone block but looked like slate on top of slate build up. Again what can you tell us about this? Maybe its construction or was it a natural stone? If so it's history. Thank you for your dedication to history.
People are greedy, if they suspect there is even the smallest chance of undiscovered treasure they will dig and dig more. I suspect they are blocked because they are unsafe not because its not fully examined. Some think the egyptian government keeps some places hidden for later "discoveries" in the case tourism slowes down a bit and they want to boost it again. I dont believe that.
I reckon the Late Dynastic rulers constructed this pyramid on top of the network of tunnels.(edit-when they discovered them, like Khufu discovered the great pyramids and the Temple of Isis back then) They wouldn't have understood the reason why just about every other pyramid worldwide had a similar network of subterranean tunnels.
yes, perhaps some of the tunnels were used for food storage as well, cool temperatures seem useful for this.. other uses for these tunnels as well it seems
With tunnel networks this vast under the pyramids, would it be fair to say that the pyramids are mostly oversized markers that show where the entrance is to the tunnels, rather than a structure to enter on it's own? I wonder why there were so many tunnels dug, how many of them connect to each other, and does anyone today possess a true map of all known tunnels in the area? This seems like a research subject that could take a lifetime to explore.
I can imagine there is so much that has been completly destroyed in the search for treasure. How manny tunnels have been collapsed when greedy treasure seekers nocked down walls in the hope to find hidden chambers? And the ages also changed the land a lot. I think we will never know the true extend of the underground structures they have build.
Nice to see it from down there. I saw it from above, it’s insane how deep it goes. Guide told me only private groups go down there and VERY expensive, I’m glad to see it in this video. I though you could go inside but I guess it’s sealed.
The man at 10:33 is my spirit animal. Totally inappropriately dressed for the occasion, and instead treating the occasion like a rock concert... which is entirely appropriate for a Doctor!
Read the Arabian Nights book. One of the stories is they found a complex in Egypt underground! They describe electrical lights that when picked up / removed stopped working. Mentions of unbreakable glass too that sounds like plastic.
I wish you took a moment to reflect on what we were looking at in that end shot. Did the molded bricks along the walls extend into the rubble filling the corridor? Were they just excavating an already older previously constructed tunnel system? So long, so much space created just for tunnels. Incredible amounts of work. Why?
Saludos Mr. Foerster. Impresionante las imágenes de esos pasadizos en Saqqara, la historia oficial señala que fue construida por Imhotep hace 5.000 años, pero los pasadizos en los niveles más bajos sugieren muchas interrogantes. Imhotep construyó la pirámide, si seguimos al pie de la letra lo que señala el oficialismo,...pero los pasadizos de nivel bajo sugieren a primera vista que podrían ser más antiguos. En México, algunas pirámides fueron construidas sobre cenotes o estanques de agua Mi pregunta es: ¿existe la posibilidad que esos antiguos pasajes fungieran de acueductos?.
No one remarked about the course at (4?, 5? or 6?) levels down, that had a unique mortar, or block pattern that I haven't seen before. Is that cosmetic rework? What do you think these lower, inner tunnels are for? NOT for living as a subterranean society. Very curious structures!!!
WTF Brien?- Why would anyone invest that much labour unless they knew it was worthwhile? How did they know to change elevation and course? A mine? More, pliz!
Interesting indeed. This was not open to public those times I have visited Egypt, it's time to go again. It would be great to have a "map" over the tunnels, as far as they are known right now. And the depth of, what they now think is, the lowest level in the bedrock..
some could be used for food storage with the cooling effect underground. it's tough to speculate the path use cases without a good diagram to reference
Claustrophobes need not apply…thank you again for your incredible educational efforts … It doth appear that whoever excavated all those subterranean tunnels under that massive pyramid where seriously kerfuffled…btw, why no carbonization on the ceiling and walls?
6:35 "Keep going please"😂 - I am fearless, coming down the pyramid😅 Fearless were the first explores who came down there with blowtorches and were scared shitles...
Great video of the tunnels - it's as tight as it looks. This video is missing a most fascinating part though. The inner centre box of giant mega blocks - the entire structure is built around it. The ceiling height is incredible around tallest open area inside. The tunnels weave in and around the central structure.
Saqarraha has only recently been reopened after being closed for decades. some tunnels are closed, even in the older research. But Saqarraha was a subterranean storage room, I think similar to the biovault in Spitsbergen.
Brian Foster is my hero. Things are changing in Egypt, for the better.
Mainly because that racist idiot Hawass isn’t important any more.
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**Brien Foerster
Yep, he is awesome!! I wish Hawass would disappear somehow though)
So refreshing to hear you say "at least 12,000 years old" in regards to the Great Pyramid etc. ❤
I agree, I’m leaning towards 38k old.
I have heard it could be up to 800k years old
I think you will find the human race has gawn backwards the last 500k yrs
At least 20K.
Those that believe that it was astrologically lined up with Leo say 26,000. Definitely older than 5,000 yrs. for sure!😂
These monuments were left to humanity. It frustrates me to no end that the " authorities "sterilize these places before any public viewing. It happens across the globe anytime there is a new discovery of our ancient past. the citizens of this planet need to stand together and demand to see the truth.
Maybe U can handle the truth but there's a structure of Society in which the fabric is tightly woven it cannot be unwoven. The reality they have would create would wide panic and fear and the breakdown of the common belief system.
😂
Can't even see what once illuminated the interiors because it's all removed
What belief system is that!
Treasure hunting, that's why. Notice how most tombes are cleaned perfectly to the teeth with barely any artifact remaining AFTER the discoveries but is said in papers there was this and that to be found there. Then 10+ years later you're able to visit these places, and you notice that barely anything still stands.
These authorities always blame ancient bandits or graverobbers for these events.... yet it is interesting when these rooms, tunnels and other tombs have been inclosed by sand for HUNDREDS OF YEARS BY STONE AND SAND lol. Sure I believe these authorities now haha.
Hello everyone!
Thank you Brien!
Thanks Mr. Foster. Absolutely facinating.. and so glad you took my hit awhile back not to
keep turning the camera to show your face as every second is so precious as to what's ahead. And.. nice with minimal talking. I'm 88 and I enjoyed every step!! Thank you!!
Fantastic, Brien!...Thank You!
Incredible! Thank you.
Thanks for video !!!
That felt like real explorer work, I always enjoy new unseen cave works. Thank You very much for inviting us. 😊
This is amazing thanks Brien
Amazing, thank you
So absolutely confused at why this was built so far underground, how it was constructed, and how deep it really is. I am so sure underneath the Sphinx and the Great Pyramid etc. there is a massive complex of chambers and tunnels spreading for miles.
If you had two big rocks hit your area in less than 500 years, you'd probably think about digging deep, too... ~1,650BC (Tall el-Hammam) and ~2,193BC (Nineveh). Probably explains the underground cities in Turkey, too.
@@akiko009 Yeah a Tile roof just wasn't going to cut it in those days!
Think energy, vibration and frequency
@@user-eq5me6ob5emaybe bitumen and alcohol strengthened the impact.
there is a comlex at the side of the pyramid that is still under sand, it has been proven to be there.
Thank your for all you do. 🌺♾️
I felt claustrophobic just watching 😂
imagine it in the dark with just a candle
Me too!
Thanks Brien. Love your work!
Seems like a Palenque like type of construction, thanks Brien!
That's exciting to see!
Brien, sir, did you get any diagrams, that show the extent of the labyrinth in all levels, with some metric scale?
With a modern device, probably you can record such a diagram with just walking and using the camera.
Would be fascinating to guess the various purposes from the geometries and type of walls.
Utterly fascinating. Thank you Brien.
Brilliant video Brian! Thank you for sharing.
Wish you would have shown and talked about the megalithic blocks and what it enclosed. Did they build the pyramid on top of it? Is it the center piece at the bottom? Thanks for sharing Brian. Hope to someday go on your tour. Cheers
thats what i also thought, from medium sized bricks to huge blocks at the bottom
The extreme ceiling height over those blocks was just ignored too
Totally agree, very interesting
It's possible that they used rock scanning technology, and found a granite boulder 🪨 inside, and when they carved that place, they also carved out that structure. Remember this is an advanced civilization with advanced technology they were not using copper chisels, and riding camels. This is in the time before our recorded time, from a previous advanced civilization.
almost like they were sealing away something harmful in the past like we do with biological/nuclear waste?
Quite a labyrinth under the step pyramid. What was the function? That megalithic box of granite blocks was mystifying.
It would Be AWESOME to travel like you Man...
I always enjoy your videos and this is amazing! Thank you!!
very cool-thx!
Absolutely amazing. Great video footage, thank you Brien! Much appreciated.
Thank you your content is so amazing and helpful
Thanks great to see..
Looks like submarine duty without the stainless steel. 😅
Amazing views brien, thanks…. Imagine the work to clean up and get bucket for bucket of sand out… 😊😊
Wow Amazing.
Thanks so much for the video.
I recently watched a documentary where a reporter went in search of 'The Oracle' from ancient times.
In his quest he was taken to many strange underground tunnels (leading to the river Styx).
There are tunnels dug all over the ancient world which seems strange & mysterious to us but for whatever reason it was important for the people of those times to do such massive projects.
Only a time machine could PROVE such reasons.
Wow Brian Forrester....that was totally awesome. Thank you for that journey. I had to teach about this pyramid in a multicultural class before I retired and I am truly in awe of your work.
@Brien .. thank you so much for sharing this content.
The Djoser pyramid holds the greatest interest for me above all others.
Note: some of those walls looked new (or refurbished).
I'm glad you go there, because I have claustrophobia! LOL!
Thank you!! 😁👍
i am so intrigued by your travels, thanks for posting!
Amazing ✌️
Fantastic morning adventure for me here in Oregon, USA!
Truly amazing that everyone had such great cell reception so far deep.
Surely they were just filming?
Amazing lighting for the time
Unbelievebel....incroyable....unglaublich. ....FANTASTique! 😨😎
*tfsharing Brien* you have made it possible to see s0 much of these wonderful places.
Happy travels~🛫 🚣🏻♂️🚘🌏🛸🚀🌚
Brien, back in their day were all the entrances to these pyramids ground level or more like subterranean and people walked downwards many flights? I imagine layers and layers of sand due to wind storms must've piled up over 1000's of years no? great video, wish we knew way more how they built them, when exactly and why? and why did they dig so far down for this one?
Thanks for the video Brian. That's one way to cool off from the desert heat.
that "keep going please" you can hear it in Brien's voice that he's been in that situation a few too many times haha. the tone is: Listen im honestly not trying to rush you or be rude but we have to all keep moving for this system to function properly and Ive already been through the "use my polite tone" phase and it literally makes no difference so i landed on the "neutral and calm yet stern with the slightest touch of agitation tone" approach. also, didnt you know that taking someone's picture steals their soul?!? This DSLR will have you wandering the Duat in less time than it takes to say Ra. So move it or lose it...literally! hahaha 😆
Seems like they build the pyramid around and above an older structure? Those big blocks are not really matching the rest of what you can see in this video
That is a sarcophagus.
@@LooksLike-nw9czno its not. Its way to big and its proportions do not make sense as a sarcophagus. the difference in construction alone indicates that they found the tunnels with their content, and build the pyramid on top and did some restoration. there are other vertical openings to the tunnel system that have no pyramid on top. likely they made some tunnels themselves to access some parts who knows. maybe they build the pyramid to conceal the tunnels and hid the vases they found across the country down there, cause its odd to have such a gigantic number of them down there in very small tunnels. Maybe they tried to conceal the past even at that time for political reasons, cause I can not think of how so many could have ended up in such a tiny amount of space
@sshreddderr9409 🤣🤣🤣 history isn't just making shit up. Dozens of books and several documentaries about this pyramid. If you have trouble with reading, get an adult to help.
@@LooksLike-nw9cz yes, history is making shit up. its all a house of cards build on circular reasoning and logical fallacy. you just admitted that you just buy what the TV tells you.
@@LooksLike-nw9cz There is zero evidence or reasoning that this box is a sarcophagus. they just say it is one, and dont provide any proof or evidence, its just presented as if they had some.
you literally just believe based on perceived authority.
So who else believes there is no tunnels again please 😂
Thank You Brian, you are amazing!
What is your opinion on why they would build such a complex web of tunnels this deep undergound,
were they all once connected to other temples and structures in the same area, what else is in that area...
And what was the puropse of the large section of megaliths in the centre?
Better you than me Brien...I'd rather sit here and watch while you squeeze through those cramped tunnels with the crowds of sweaty people...appreciate the suffering you go through to bring us these experiences🤐!
Mr Förster, do you know if there is any radiological research on these pyramids or toxicological research, in particular inorganic material contaminants? This can also be a historical marker on the subject assuming the Energy Hypothesis of the Pyramids. P.S. Thanks for the effort you invest on your research. P.S.2: in ancient Greek (Attic) Pyramid meas pyr amis (πὐρ ἀμίς) translating as vessel or container of fire.
Brien It would be of interest to know a couple of things about this amazing video. First how far underground does it go and second what is supposed to be the purpose of the large granite box? You seemed to gloss over the second one quite quickly.
What parts were rebuilt, what parts are original, and what parts have been blocked up
At least they give you a nice path to follow. 👍
sharing
Brien, three questions. On some wall there were greenish tiles inset. The walls were carved to accept the tile. What can you tell us about that? Second, Towards the end of the video we saw red things that look like empty shot gun shells. What of these? Third, At the end of the last tunnel you came to a wall in front of you. The wall was not solid stone block but looked like slate on top of slate build up. Again what can you tell us about this? Maybe its construction or was it a natural stone? If so it's history. Thank you for your dedication to history.
red things look like electrical or pex tubing for water i wonder akso...i just can observe and guess...
And it’s clearly not completely excavated right? Several paths blocked with rubble.
People are greedy, if they suspect there is even the smallest chance of undiscovered treasure they will dig and dig more.
I suspect they are blocked because they are unsafe not because its not fully examined.
Some think the egyptian government keeps some places hidden for later "discoveries" in the case tourism slowes down a bit and they want to boost it again.
I dont believe that.
I reckon the Late Dynastic rulers constructed this pyramid on top of the network of tunnels.(edit-when they discovered them, like Khufu discovered the great pyramids and the Temple of Isis back then) They wouldn't have understood the reason why just about every other pyramid worldwide had a similar network of subterranean tunnels.
Amazing! 😍 Love it all! Great video! 👍
Obviously not just a tomb. People must've lived down there...perhaps to get out of the heat. Thanks for posting!
yes, perhaps some of the tunnels were used for food storage as well, cool temperatures seem useful for this.. other uses for these tunnels as well it seems
That woman photographed you as you were walking down stairs 🙂
With tunnel networks this vast under the pyramids, would it be fair to say that the pyramids are mostly oversized markers that show where the entrance is to the tunnels, rather than a structure to enter on it's own? I wonder why there were so many tunnels dug, how many of them connect to each other, and does anyone today possess a true map of all known tunnels in the area? This seems like a research subject that could take a lifetime to explore.
I can imagine there is so much that has been completly destroyed in the search for treasure.
How manny tunnels have been collapsed when greedy treasure seekers nocked down walls in the hope to find hidden chambers? And the ages also changed the land a lot.
I think we will never know the true extend of the underground structures they have build.
I love your channel! Please keep the awesome info coming.
Edit: I just noticed the POV style, I'll try it in youtube vr!
Keep it up! Maybe a raffle for a free trip on 1 of your tours!?😅
Nice to see it from down there. I saw it from above, it’s insane how deep it goes. Guide told me only private groups go down there and VERY expensive, I’m glad to see it in this video. I though you could go inside but I guess it’s sealed.
It was opened to the public in 2020.
The man at 10:33 is my spirit animal. Totally inappropriately dressed for the occasion, and instead treating the occasion like a rock concert... which is entirely appropriate for a Doctor!
There isn’t any soot or smoke down there on the ceiling or walls…. what did they use for light while they worked..?
I was just about to comment the same thing.
they probably had clean wireless electricity
Read the Arabian Nights book. One of the stories is they found a complex in Egypt underground! They describe electrical lights that when picked up / removed stopped working. Mentions of unbreakable glass too that sounds like plastic.
That's what i was thinking too, great point!
@@v4skunk739 just looked up that book, sounds pretty brutal.
I wish you took a moment to reflect on what we were looking at in that end shot. Did the molded bricks along the walls extend into the rubble filling the corridor? Were they just excavating an already older previously constructed tunnel system? So long, so much space created just for tunnels. Incredible amounts of work. Why?
Brien, you really need to carry a flashlight 😂 Love the videos as always.
We're those passageways narrower when they were first found? Interesting the network of passageways.
how deep are those stones(9:10) in the ground?
WOW
Brien I suggest going down stairs using safety harnesess... Thanks for share the info...👍😊
Saludos Mr. Foerster. Impresionante las imágenes de esos pasadizos en Saqqara, la historia oficial señala que fue construida por Imhotep hace 5.000 años, pero los pasadizos en los niveles más bajos sugieren muchas interrogantes. Imhotep construyó la pirámide, si seguimos al pie de la letra lo que señala el oficialismo,...pero los pasadizos de nivel bajo sugieren a primera vista que podrían ser más antiguos. En México, algunas pirámides fueron construidas sobre cenotes o estanques de agua Mi pregunta es: ¿existe la posibilidad que esos antiguos pasajes fungieran de acueductos?.
No one remarked about the course at (4?, 5? or 6?) levels down, that had a unique mortar, or block pattern that I haven't seen before. Is that cosmetic rework? What do you think these lower, inner tunnels are for? NOT for living as a subterranean society.
Very curious structures!!!
Did the Egyptians by chance, build their Step Pyramid around something much older made of granite, like many other cultures did?
Just wow!
Amazing , m gracias Brien. Muy interesante. Saludos
Why was this built? I love your work Brien! Love from Budapest!
Brien has this “people are such an inconvenience” attitude about him.
WTF Brien?- Why would anyone invest that much labour unless they knew it was worthwhile? How did they know to change elevation and course? A mine? More, pliz!
Interesting indeed. This was not open to public those times I have visited Egypt, it's time to go again.
It would be great to have a "map" over the tunnels, as far as they are known right now. And the depth of, what they now think is, the lowest level in the bedrock..
Brien, some "tourists " must give you quite a chuckle.
I can’t imagine why they needed so many damned tunnels! It’s not like they were leading anywhere special… or were they?
some could be used for food storage with the cooling effect underground. it's tough to speculate the path use cases without a good diagram to reference
Hello everyone. 🙂
"that doesnt interest me" wadda guy !!
what did the guy say to Brien to make him say that?
Check out the floor I wish my stone floor was that straight and level
It would be great to have a diagram of the tunnel system to see how it’s laid out.
Can anyone tell me what is behind those bricks on the bottom level? On slightly higher levels, what was on the walls?
So ancient...and just seeing it now
Quite Incredible
Claustrophobes need not apply…thank you again for your incredible educational efforts …
It doth appear that whoever excavated all those subterranean tunnels under that massive pyramid where seriously kerfuffled…btw, why no carbonization on the ceiling and walls?
6:35 "Keep going please"😂
- I am fearless, coming down the pyramid😅
Fearless were the first explores who came down there with blowtorches and were scared shitles...
Great video of the tunnels - it's as tight as it looks. This video is missing a most fascinating part though. The inner centre box of giant mega blocks - the entire structure is built around it. The ceiling height is incredible around tallest open area inside. The tunnels weave in and around the central structure.
Nice power plant
How were the ancient Egyptian able to mine so deep without light or ventilation?
❤🇦🇺
Still confused about the light sources long ago !
Wow
What was the purpose of those tunnels under a pyramid? Any ideas?
I know the answer if you want
@@the_forbiden_one8599k explain
Saqarraha has only recently been reopened after being closed for decades.
some tunnels are closed, even in the older research. But Saqarraha was a subterranean storage room, I think similar to the biovault in Spitsbergen.
Life was brutal back in the days... the underground network was mainly to survive the heat.
@@loeloenow5072 wrong
What were the tunnels used for, Brian?
Looks like its a busy place.. they should have all night tours..