What the Completed Great Pyramid Would've Looked Like

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  • čas přidán 23. 10. 2014
  • Today, the Great Pyramid is tinted by smog and pollution, but when it was first built, the sanded limestone used to make it would've shone magnificently.
    From: SECRETS: Great Pyramid
    bit.ly/1rmxP9B
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  • @androlibre9661
    @androlibre9661 Před 6 lety +428

    I thought the end would have a better computer representation of what it would have looked like.......video really didn't pay off

    • @lebowskiunderachiever3591
      @lebowskiunderachiever3591 Před 5 lety +10

      Agreed . And yet I don't think any computer generated image would do justice to the remarkable craftsmanship and engineering and labor . I am amazed by the pyramids current day but to see the great pyramid completed (I understand as being the first) would be mind blowing . POOF ! Mind blown

    • @jonnysith
      @jonnysith Před 3 lety +4

      rendering software is pretty advanced nowadays, i think a good 3d artist could make a nice rendering today.

    • @goldiekoi935
      @goldiekoi935 Před rokem +2

      They didn’t even bother adding the golden top. I was pretty sure the Pyramid of Giza had a golden top that got stolen with the limestone.

  • @Rusty.Shackhouse
    @Rusty.Shackhouse Před 3 lety +22

    Legend has it, this poor guy still there trying to smoothen out his fourth block til today.

  • @WESTHOG2
    @WESTHOG2 Před 9 lety +608

    the guy is holding an electric sander at 1:29, damn the ancient Egyptians were advanced!

    • @Loumacu
      @Loumacu Před 9 lety +26

      i wonder how our machinery (present) can't put up the weight of the heaviest stones and they could do with just their strenght

    • @richsamuel6722
      @richsamuel6722 Před 6 lety +46

      steve stoddard that’s because they were made with real tools & over 12,000 years ago. We are being lied to. The Egyptians merely found that stuff

    • @dinomike1513
      @dinomike1513 Před 6 lety +7

      steve stoddard i cant believe your shit comment merited so many replies. People are dumb

    • @Kamesuko
      @Kamesuko Před 6 lety +27

      That's not a sander, feller
      And even if it was, he doesn't have to do that shit old school. He only needed to show how they used to do it.

    • @alwayschanging5821
      @alwayschanging5821 Před 6 lety +4

      Loumacu Alpha acoustic levitation

  • @mesugo
    @mesugo Před 3 lety +14

    I wish this lady would have asked the craftsman (and translated for him) about his experience learning and creating stones using these ancient methods, his insights would have been really interesting.

  • @jaridkeen123
    @jaridkeen123 Před 3 lety +137

    Egypt should fund a project that hires a hundred people to restore the pyramids using only technology they had back in the day. It would be a huge tourist attraction and people would pay a lot of money to see that. The money made from tourists coming to see it could be used to fund the project and support local businesses

    • @jashanjitsingh2128
      @jashanjitsingh2128 Před 3 lety +19

      Good idea man The problem is we're not completely sure on the technology so we couldn't be 100% accurate but we could be close.

    • @rockdagreat44
      @rockdagreat44 Před 3 lety +8

      You mean pay black people because that's who the Egyptians were

    • @jashanjitsingh2128
      @jashanjitsingh2128 Před 3 lety +47

      Why everything gotta be a race issue. Not tho mention that modern africans don't know how the pyramids were built so we can't do it anyway.

    • @jashanjitsingh2128
      @jashanjitsingh2128 Před 3 lety +4

      @Marshmallow In my opinion no one is contributing nothing to the world,Yes many of the people in Africa live simple hunter gatherer relies but I see no problem with that but I do agree that it's pretty disgusting that certain people will try to claim they did things they didn't.

    • @jashanjitsingh2128
      @jashanjitsingh2128 Před 3 lety +6

      I also agree Egyptians were mixed their art depicts several different colors of people and I don't think that was just an artistic choice since it stays pretty consistent

  • @SmithsonianChannel
    @SmithsonianChannel  Před 9 lety +9

    Top 14 videos of 2014: The Great Pyramids of Giza have lost a little shine over the millenia. Our #4 clip from Secrets reveals just how brightly they were meant to shine: bit.ly/1zftokh

    • @fightfannerd2078
      @fightfannerd2078 Před 9 lety

      ***** idiot that's not what they cover up. Atlantis is the true cover up a red haired race built them but what group was it?

  • @renpan1835
    @renpan1835 Před 9 lety +411

    The ignorance and hubris shown by some people in this comment section astounds me. The mathematical and engineering feats behind these marvels were human in origin. There are several supporting pieces of evidence for this. Just because you can't fathom another culture's accomplishments doesn't mean you can undermine their feats.

    • @dianabianca9055
      @dianabianca9055 Před 7 lety +25

      Of course, for them, if it's not made by the white man, then it surely is impossible. Their minds just couldn't wrap around the fact that people with a different color can achieve something really big, in terms of civilization. I'm just happy that they're not claiming the Great Wall of China as alien made yet, but knowing their mentality, it can only take some time. I just ultimately find it funny how they can believe things like aliens (or nephilims, lol) that never have been proven than the time-tested achievements of human intelligence, skill, and perseverance. Humanity, for all its faults, can actually make things happen if they put all their determination to it.

    • @luckdragongirl
      @luckdragongirl Před 7 lety +16

      In defense of aliens, while I don't believe they had anything to do with shaping the pyramids of human history, as big as the universe is, it is very unlikely that Earth is the only planet with life. So, to me, it's not hard to believe aliens exist. People just think that their generation is the brightest. In fairness, a lot of people believe aliens did Stonehenge, so I don't think it's necessarily against people of color as much as it is, "those humans thousands of years ago couldn't be that smart."

    • @artmanrom
      @artmanrom Před 7 lety +4

      :) Another so well edited, non spontaneous CZcams comment in order to seem wise. D

    • @dianabianca9055
      @dianabianca9055 Před 6 lety +1

      If it was, then it's good. At least, you are not claiming that it's made by aliens, unlike some of the people here. The overall point is still that not only whites could create something spectacular in the ancient world, because ancient civilizations sprouted from everywhere, from Asia to South America. It needs to be cleared because some people would rather believe the supernatural powers of aliens rather than understanding that a different culture has the capacity to build something like that too.

    • @Yuki_Ika7
      @Yuki_Ika7 Před 6 lety

      m d there are indeed ways that us humans can make these things, and while I do think they may have had another or different purpose than burial chambers, they have definitely been built by humans.

  • @luckdragongirl
    @luckdragongirl Před 7 lety +28

    I would love to have the ability to be invisible and time travel. You could go see all these really interesting things in history as well as the little things no one knows about.

    • @bulletsfordinner8307
      @bulletsfordinner8307 Před 4 lety

      Ah man me too, me too!

    • @warrax111
      @warrax111 Před 4 lety +1

      It would result to other finding, than you expected. I mean, you would be quite disapointed, what you see. No "action, drama movie" you watch in television would happen. What you would see, would dissapoint you. You're lucky, you cannot do it, trust me. It protects you basically

    • @southfieldtrill9690
      @southfieldtrill9690 Před 4 lety +2

      @@warrax111 We're being told lies.💯

    • @Blake4014
      @Blake4014 Před 3 lety +3

      @@warrax111 what exactly are you saying? protects from what? why would it disappoint?

  • @britters220
    @britters220 Před 7 lety +291

    they also had golden caps

  • @tummywubs5071
    @tummywubs5071 Před 6 lety +14

    I would love for some dedication to be put back into the pyramids. I want to see them placed into a better glory than they are today.

    • @faragraf9380
      @faragraf9380 Před rokem

      i think, you couldn’t placed into pyramides, because they had technical purpose, like a fabric. They found chemical reactions on the inner walls.

  • @mo__yo__9785
    @mo__yo__9785 Před 6 lety +41

    Oh wait I am proud of myself, I have been doing this for 30 seconds while this guy his entire life

  • @angellacanfora
    @angellacanfora Před 6 lety +8

    I started to read the comments here but felt my spirit sinking, my heart collapsing, my mood growing darker. When will I ever learn?

    • @husseingad3110
      @husseingad3110 Před 5 lety

      lol

    • @Ragine
      @Ragine Před 4 lety +1

      Angel La Canfora Wouldn't it be nice to view an informative video and then engage in a civil discussion with others? Unfortunately, it never works out that way.

  • @takmaps
    @takmaps Před 6 lety +22

    "He is putting effort into it" really all she could say there smh

  • @Dantheon
    @Dantheon Před 7 lety +7

    Aren't they forgetting that the top of the pyramid was coated in a mix of gold and silver called Electrum?

  • @johnmqueripel2367
    @johnmqueripel2367 Před 4 lety +16

    I'm so pleased that we now know how this was all done, not sure how they managed this with granite or created the stone boxes at the Serapium at Saqquara or created 1,000 tonne statues of Rameses or huge obelisk or carved intricate bowls and vases of obsidian etc etc

    • @enkianunnaki2967
      @enkianunnaki2967 Před 4 lety +1

      Sumerians named them ANUNNAKIs

    • @johnmqueripel2367
      @johnmqueripel2367 Před 4 lety +2

      @Jude Fenwick That is what I am saying, the word is sarcasm.

    • @ingurlund9657
      @ingurlund9657 Před 3 lety +1

      All the title is about is how the pyramid would have looked. Why did you expect all those questions answered? But they didn't show much of how it would have looked so it was a disappointment anyway..

    • @faragraf9380
      @faragraf9380 Před rokem

      yes, indeed we are so glad, they got it.

  • @nm425
    @nm425 Před 6 lety

    This is great thanks for making.

  • @slicetee565
    @slicetee565 Před 6 lety +6

    The amount of work required to build these by hand is incredible. It's completely possible that the population that built these was so dedicated to the task that they did it with good old fashioned Elbow grease. I also understand why alternative theories arise about lost ancient technology. There is likely something lost in time that was used to make the assembly easier than we may suspect.

  • @nightlightabcd
    @nightlightabcd Před 9 lety +8

    It was also capped with a golden cap on the very top.

  • @motobrikerestorations1354

    Really enjoyable video, many thanks

  • @newnegritude1550
    @newnegritude1550 Před 6 lety

    Absolutely fantastic!

  • @Ghastly_Grinner
    @Ghastly_Grinner Před 4 lety +8

    The Pyramids aren't blocked by pollution the casing stones were cannibalized 0:18 see the top where they couldn't get up there to take the cap stones off

  • @HC-cb4yp
    @HC-cb4yp Před 7 lety +77

    I thought they were going to SHOW ME what they looked like. There's this thing called a computer...

  • @paulstevenson789
    @paulstevenson789 Před 8 lety +1

    Always understating even with CGI !!
    No surprises!
    Keepers of he recondite and arcane.

  • @ciacalluvyou1470
    @ciacalluvyou1470 Před 4 lety

    Magnificent 😍
    thanks for sharing 🌈💕🥰🙏💖

  • @allenpage6761
    @allenpage6761 Před 6 lety +7

    and a hundred thousand years later, Ta Da !

  • @BlindlyZack
    @BlindlyZack Před 6 lety +4

    it bothers me so much, seeing a modern civilization so close to such an invaluable pre-history piece of architecture

  • @humbertothebeliever2443
    @humbertothebeliever2443 Před rokem +1

    No Aliens. Just human ingenuity.

  • @ccbassc
    @ccbassc Před 6 lety +74

    If these were the techniques used, we would still be constructing the great pyramid to this day.

    • @DrahcirSmada
      @DrahcirSmada Před 4 lety +16

      Sure if one person was doing it by themselves

    • @eljohnsoniii
      @eljohnsoniii Před 4 lety +3

      Exactly.

    • @cashbonanza963
      @cashbonanza963 Před 4 lety +10

      @@eljohnsoniii why? factor in the hundreds if not thousands of men who worked on it, not to mention a few decades' worth of work.

    • @Shcreamingreen
      @Shcreamingreen Před 4 lety +12

      Most people commenting on how impossible it was to build the pyramids are likely Americans who never saw anything beyond their nearby gas station. A single church in Rome is far more impressive when it comes to handwork than pyramids. In fact the only puzzling question concerns the transport of the stone blocks.

    • @tracydrennan6978
      @tracydrennan6978 Před 4 lety

      I was about to make the exact comment.

  • @a_can_of_soda
    @a_can_of_soda Před 2 lety +6

    What's really amazing about all this is that these pyramids were built _over 4,500 years_ ago.
    To give you an idea of how long ago that was, mammoths didn't go extinct until about 500 years later.

  • @mynamenotimportant7784
    @mynamenotimportant7784 Před 8 lety +290

    Ancient Egypt was basically the "New York" of its day.

    • @theshining8923
      @theshining8923 Před 8 lety +35

      Excluding the greedy white people in suits.

    • @rimboltjaxt5603
      @rimboltjaxt5603 Před 8 lety +4

      There are no greedy white people in suits. That is a myth. Right?

    • @arthousecommons3802
      @arthousecommons3802 Před 7 lety +50

      yeah, you had greedy brown people instead. And tons of slaves.

    • @theshining8923
      @theshining8923 Před 7 lety +24

      neet soc No, it was enlightened black people who had an Empire that lasted over 10,000 years then they opened their doors for Greeks, Arabs and other groups of people and it collapsed. America isn't even 500 years and it's starting to destroy itself lmao

    • @Jattmafia313
      @Jattmafia313 Před 7 lety +81

      Egypt wasn't black

  • @juniorballs6025
    @juniorballs6025 Před 4 lety +2

    Worth bearing in mind the polished facing stones were stolen for other building projects long ago. The blocky blocks that remain would not have been finished in this way as they were under the casings. The pyramids would have looked completely smooth.

  • @comienzaconc
    @comienzaconc Před 5 lety +2

    I wish I could close my eyes and open it again just to see this magical white pyramid

  • @MrJynxdog1
    @MrJynxdog1 Před 9 lety +4

    nice grinder!

  • @DDay-vv9ec
    @DDay-vv9ec Před 4 lety +6

    Why did he have an electric grinder.

  • @dmtvsd2653
    @dmtvsd2653 Před 6 lety +2

    Egyptians were trying to bring the brightness of stars on earth. Fascinating!

  • @publicrelations9612
    @publicrelations9612 Před 3 lety +1

    They also had a tremendous amount of workforce to have completed such a feat. That’s just the four sides of one capping block. They didn’t show you the quarrying of the block. And again just the capping stones.
    Let alone the rose quartz granite blocks cut with amazing precision and polished to a brilliant shine. The same granite they tried to carve hieroglyphs in with the tools they had (dynastic Egyptians) and well they made a hash of and struggled to leave the glyphs you find on them.
    You know it’s almost as though they didn’t build those things and only built on them.

    • @faragraf9380
      @faragraf9380 Před rokem

      Egyptians maybe did so. But pyramides weren’t built of Egyptians.

  • @daniel_egger
    @daniel_egger Před 4 lety +3

    Q: If the pyramid reflected sun in that matter did it reflect the sunlight in specific points in the surrounding? If it does, might this direct us to further buried mysteries?

    • @WanderlustZero
      @WanderlustZero Před 2 lety +1

      You've been watching too much Indiana Jones, sonny jim!

    • @Beaneabean
      @Beaneabean Před 7 měsíci

      Its said that the pyramids generated power or something

  • @ryangalloway1448
    @ryangalloway1448 Před 4 lety +31

    How can you pass all of this speculation off as fact and still call yourselves scientists?

    • @6233791
      @6233791 Před 4 lety +1

      followers at best....

    • @clintonsmith5163
      @clintonsmith5163 Před rokem

      Did they say it was fact? The fact that they didn't add the words, "...if our theory is correct, that is what happened" to the end of each sentence, doesn't mean they are saying that their speculations are fact.

  • @ryukshinigami3874
    @ryukshinigami3874 Před 4 lety +1

    Could you enable community contribution option?

  • @farewell_to_normalcy9352

    It’s good to see Sigourney Weaver is still keeping busy

  • @alanmaule4409
    @alanmaule4409 Před 6 lety +6

    He's standing there with a power sander in his hand!!! watch it closely.

  • @cvf628
    @cvf628 Před 3 lety +6

    Now imagine the plateau flooded by the Nile. The Pyramids being the only land marks in the flood plain with waters 30 feet above their bases. The Pyramid representing the island of re-birth, like Elephantine Island was described in ancient history. As the flood waters receded the Pharaoh's land surveyors could then mark out the farming plots using the pyramids as a benchmark for triangulation and braided cords for distance. As the flood plain receded it would wash over the Sphinx leaving a pool of water held back by the exterior walls surrounding the Sphinx. And hundreds of dug wells on the plateau now filled with water that could be used for irrigation over the dry period.
    The Pyramids were an absolute necessity to mark out the farmlands so that there would be no arguments among the farmers that could delay or negate planting and lead to a famine.
    I would guess that under the Pyramids are naturally occurring rock formations that would have been the original surveyor benchmark. These natural limestone or granite hills would have been enlarged by the Pharoh. Their existence would have greatly shortened the construction time as 2.3 million blocks would not be necessary.

    • @user-agreement-disengaged
      @user-agreement-disengaged Před rokem +1

      I swear I think they used water somehow to build the pyramids. Your comment was very interesting to read. Thank you for that.

  • @Dead_in__side__
    @Dead_in__side__ Před 3 lety

    It’s hard to fathom how hard the labour was to build the pyramids

  • @bitsnpieces11
    @bitsnpieces11 Před rokem

    There are people who claim that this sandstone work could only be done by electric or diesel powered tools to achieve the results in the time consumed. They completely ignore the drive of thousands of dedicated people doing these tasks.

  • @philrabe910
    @philrabe910 Před 6 lety +15

    Great for sandstone. Let's see him do it on the granite used in the interior. Or the mega statues.

  • @FilmMastersChannel
    @FilmMastersChannel Před 6 lety +6

    However. The surface of alot of the blocks have a glaze caused by extreme heat not because they polished it. So they did more then just rub rocks together. They also heat treated. What about the large straight cuts that have signs of circular saw patterns?

    • @Sam-vi2ho
      @Sam-vi2ho Před 6 lety +1

      They did have "saws"
      Sand+An object to move back and forth that doesn't wear out too fast

    • @WilliamKelley1982
      @WilliamKelley1982 Před 5 lety

      Film Masters the parabola is the iris shape upon the eqallatteral flat shape not What

  • @rodsjohnson831
    @rodsjohnson831 Před 4 lety +1

    Maybe the casing stones were made by heating the lime rock by mixing it with coke rock and burning them in a kiln them melting the heated rock in water to make a sludge that could be pumped or scrolled up easily to every part of the pyramid. Then they could have just troweled it and dried it and then lightly sanded.

  • @Loooppp
    @Loooppp Před 4 lety

    Due to some visibles inscriptions, if you look closer on the actuals stones, we can assume it never change. Im conviced.

  • @champisthebunny6003
    @champisthebunny6003 Před 5 lety +4

    I was hoping for some kind of large scale overview of how they might have looked, but this video failed to deliver. Even for a 3 min clip, I was expecting more from the Smithsonian. Fail.

  • @bilburns1313
    @bilburns1313 Před 9 lety +7

    Lol - Smithsonian Channel: The pyramids were bright and shiny.
    Archeology Magazine: The pyramids were painted red. I'd love to see Archeology and Smithsonian duke it out to see who's right! Gotta love modern "science".

    • @michaelfisher7170
      @michaelfisher7170 Před 2 lety

      Never read about Egyptian pyramids being red, but those built by the Maya were. Maybe they were referencing those structures.

    • @clintonsmith5163
      @clintonsmith5163 Před rokem

      @@michaelfisher7170 I seem to recall reading somewhere that the smallest of the three great pyramids at Giza was painted red (or maybe the rock used was red?)

  • @emanoelpereira1844
    @emanoelpereira1844 Před 9 lety +2

    Pyramids are mysterious, I mean so is Egyptian culture. Brilliant ;)

  • @RJavierYepesDeV
    @RJavierYepesDeV Před 4 lety

    Kewl!
    Quito-Ecuador
    2020

  • @paulstevenson789
    @paulstevenson789 Před 8 lety +6

    What about the Golden Capstone!

  • @Nerdburger85
    @Nerdburger85 Před 6 lety +4

    “Carried out by hand”.... and angle grinder lol

    • @johnwirk
      @johnwirk Před 3 lety

      The weight of the stone its self will grind a flat surface in minutes

  • @skylark4901
    @skylark4901 Před 3 lety

    By the looks of some of the complex cut stones in the area, it's hard to believe this is how it was done.

  • @phantasm9
    @phantasm9 Před 2 lety

    Where did they find the sand to smooth the limestone?

  • @keahiokalaniarmstrong4617

    What about the quartz they used to top off the pyramids tho??

    • @britters220
      @britters220 Před 7 lety

      actually they were not quartz.... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyramidion

    • @Martitaj0nes
      @Martitaj0nes Před 6 lety

      i actually thought they were painted red with a gold cap

  • @seankelly5318
    @seankelly5318 Před 4 lety +4

    Another wonderful Smithsonian master piece!
    Hmmm, maybe try again without the carbon steel chisel and adze.
    Never mind the electric angle grinder!
    And the CG work,,,,,,nothing spared, literally.

  • @toscodav
    @toscodav Před 5 lety

    The lime facing was removed in later years to build other palaces. Funny they didn't mention that here. You can still see some of the lime facing left at the top on some pyramids.

  • @marcusholtzheimer9316
    @marcusholtzheimer9316 Před 4 lety

    I believe the white casing stones had hieroglyphs as seen on the bottom ones that were buried before being looted or recycled!

  • @cannibalcupcake333
    @cannibalcupcake333 Před 6 lety +25

    Someone should really fund a 20 year project simulating the mainstream narrative of how these were built. Let's build the pyramids in the exact conditions they're telling us they were built. Let's find out once and for all if they are right or wrong.

    • @carolynmmitchell2240
      @carolynmmitchell2240 Před 6 lety +7

      CannibalCupcake it's impossible, even with today's machines

    • @cannibalcupcake333
      @cannibalcupcake333 Před 6 lety +4

      Oh, trust me, I know. My proposal is really a "prove to us we're wrong and it can be done." To the best of my knowledge no one has even done a computer simulation. Doing so would mean that they'd have to admit that they are all wrong and our ancient ancestors had advanced technology. Whether it was from their gods (aliens) or not.

    • @amnis16
      @amnis16 Před 6 lety +12

      How fucking dumb can you possibly be, if you’re saying aliens built it.

    • @cannibalcupcake333
      @cannibalcupcake333 Před 6 lety +4

      So, the idea that an intelligent life form capable of planetary travel is just beyond you? Weird, cause last I knew, we were one. Unless of course you believe we never landed on the moon. That we don't have a rover on Mars, a team of people getting ready to travel and land on Mars, that the Kepler mission is just made up and we've never made it to Jupiter's orbit.
      Comparatively to our solar system we're newborns and we've somehow manage to do all that. Oh, don't forget the burning of the Alexandria library and the whole dark ages thing... those set us back quite a bit.. Imagine where we'd be if those moments never happened and we had thousands.. maybe even millions of years more under our belt.
      Add all that to the fact that every religion and creation "myth" all state that our "gods" came from the sky in flying vehicles.. I believe it'd be you that's "fucking dumb" for not acknowledging the possibility that it could be true.
      Don't forget the fact that credible people like Edgar Mitchell (NASA - Apollo 14) or Paul Hellyer (Canadian Minister of Defense) among hundreds of other credible and high ranking individuals tells us it's true. And if you have any trust in Wikileaks, they exposed 2 emails discussing their existence and a treaty, along with zero point energy.
      I believe it'd be you that's "fucking dumb" for not acknowledging the possibility that it could be true.

    • @xxmemestar69xx82
      @xxmemestar69xx82 Před 6 lety +3

      CannibalCupcake tl;dr you wasted your 10 minutes writing that

  • @AddictedToMoney23
    @AddictedToMoney23 Před 9 lety +7

    Any desert area on earth was once a sea bed or flood.. Arizona and some parts of the Americas southwest was under water . The Sahara dessert was under water too..once the rain axis shifted it brought GREAT drought to that area .. The people that inhabited that area had to migrate . I think some of Africa's history was lost when this happened .

    • @mtrsprt_k1730
      @mtrsprt_k1730 Před 7 lety +2

      ToO-_EaZy the rain axis lol

    • @llaw1088
      @llaw1088 Před 6 lety

      ToO-_EaZy. How do you know it was covered in water ? The sand in the Sahara is not the same as the sand in the Ocean.
      It is not as round, indicating soil erossion. There is scientific proof of this. This is why Dubia used Ocean Sand to build those Island's instead of Sahara Sand.
      So tell me, how do you know it was covered in water ?
      Because they told you it was ?

    • @shaunsteele6926
      @shaunsteele6926 Před 6 lety

      the entire planet was covered in water during the flood of Noah

    • @Mustacheman17
      @Mustacheman17 Před 6 lety

      Jack Bauer lol that never happened please don’t bring religion into this factual comment thread

    • @shaunsteele6926
      @shaunsteele6926 Před 6 lety

      gaybloody kunt Genesis is not fiction, it’s historical fact

  • @BeachLookingGuy
    @BeachLookingGuy Před 5 lety +2

    All that work, just use a sand blaster. The stuff is just laying around everywhere..

  • @HailAnts
    @HailAnts Před 6 lety

    They were not ‘blackened by smog and pollution’, the white outer limestone blocks were all stolen ages ago (some remains on the top of one).

  • @g.o.skywalker9970
    @g.o.skywalker9970 Před 5 lety +7

    Hahaha this is hilarious 🤣

  • @donald6815
    @donald6815 Před 6 lety +17

    CZcams needs an idiot filter for the comments section.

    • @orange70383
      @orange70383 Před 5 lety +4

      That's right frank only mainstream comments should be allowed you piece of shit.

    • @Soultrip89
      @Soultrip89 Před 5 lety

      Yeah that's called disabling comments. Pretty much the only solution for keeping things sane in most cases.

    • @jimvetromila4562
      @jimvetromila4562 Před 4 lety

      Ah come on, then I would never be able to say anything.

    • @michaelgargaro
      @michaelgargaro Před 4 lety

      just don't type anything......sorted.

  • @terrycallow2979
    @terrycallow2979 Před 2 lety

    The guys got a powertool hiding in his hand.

  • @beutelm1
    @beutelm1 Před 4 lety +1

    If the pyramids were all finished like that and looked like that, why isn’t it recorded anywhere ? Especially when it’s dated the coverings were removed and reused in recorded history ?

  • @newtubebooblover
    @newtubebooblover Před 6 lety +6

    So, I wonder if this could explain why they don't find tool marks on a lot of monolithic structures mabye?
    Nah, it's probably aliens.

  • @rowredround7206
    @rowredround7206 Před 4 lety +4

    Did we really need to see her do it badly? The guy that knows what he is doing is enough.

  • @GabiN64
    @GabiN64 Před 5 lety

    Nothing more epic than the pyramids in their prime.

  • @resihanggono833
    @resihanggono833 Před 3 lety +2

    In Al-Quran (Islamic Holy Book) said 1400 years ago that Pharaoh build the pyramid (tower) was using "baked clay" instead of limestones (baked clay turn into rock limestone after thousand of year process ) and I believe is true because there is no such technology at that time In how to pull and lift a heavy rock limestone.
    Many Scientist thought that pyramid were built by pull and lifting the limestone using temporary water canal and hang it with wood in the water (Buoyancy weight) or rail tunnel to transport the limestone rock from bottom to the top. It's an insane method and if it's true the people in egypt will build the other things with this "insane method" and also people in egypt can create a heavy duty wire-rope and make a good tools to cut precision the limestones as well.
    This is my opinion: The pharaoh was instructing Haman (Architect ministry of ancient Egypt kingdom) and their slaves to made giant statue or big bricks from mud clay and arranged them as base foundation, after that when the stone clay molds were still wet they did the engraving (Hieroglif) at the big stone (mud clay) walls and when they want to continue the work by making them higher they burnt it first and repeat it step by step until the top of pyramid done.
    Scientist just need to prove that mixed material of "baked clay" can be turn into the limestone after three thousand years process

  • @RockinProfessor
    @RockinProfessor Před 8 lety +67

    Accomplished by men alone utilizing ramps, rollers, sleds, ropes, pulleys, levers, gravity, sand, water, natron; and design, inspiration, dedication, determination, by engineers, craftsmen, & massive manpower assisted with draft animals & beasts of burden,....nothing more of any consequence. No Martians, or giants, or time travelers, or levitation, or solid-stone liquifaction, or lost advanced machines, or hocus-pocus, etc.....

    • @locoluis1978
      @locoluis1978 Před 7 lety +4

      Also civilization to be able to coordinate such an effort and religion to give it a purpose.

    • @ohnegative9526
      @ohnegative9526 Před 7 lety +1

      You mean... ancient aliens ISNT a trustworthy source of historical facts!?!?!?!?!?!

    • @Cassidy127
      @Cassidy127 Před 7 lety

      OhNegative Afraid to break it to you, but...nope.
      I'm also leaning toward the probability the "precisely cut" stones are in fact a geopolymer, (see Davidovitz geopolymer vids on yt) thus reducing the time and labour required to build such enduring and utterly magnificent structures. Those Khemitians (we derive the word chemistry from them) they were a savvy bunch.

    • @YoshiKillerz
      @YoshiKillerz Před 7 lety

      Built by slaves tbh

    • @beentoowellbeentoowell729
      @beentoowellbeentoowell729 Před 6 lety +4

      not slaves they were all working men well treated and with salary

  • @pooder53
    @pooder53 Před 4 lety +6

    This chick sounds like shes just trying to convince herself rather than convincing the audience

  • @mermaidman961
    @mermaidman961 Před 2 lety

    Blackened by pollution? I thought the reason they weren't shiny is because the outer layer of finished bricks were removed and used to build castles and forts

  • @rin_etoware_2989
    @rin_etoware_2989 Před 7 lety

    Just thought of this.
    Are we sure that the whole pyramid was built out of solid limestone blocks? Wouldn't it make sense to just put up an easier foundation of, say, earthworks and just put up some limestone block facing over it?

  • @Mike-ql4sz
    @Mike-ql4sz Před 4 lety +4

    Those who made this film must be kidding: if the egyptians would have used the technique described at the beginning, would have taken thousands of years to build 1 single pyramid.... 😄
    More, don't forget at that time there were no tools made of steel, as the hammer used by the guy in the video. So...

  • @bcm3938
    @bcm3938 Před 7 lety +21

    this shit always messes me up. Yea they grinded and hammered the stones so they fit perfectly together great. One thing bothers me, how the fuck do you get 10-20 ton stones to the site from 300 miles away.

    • @daniellbondad6670
      @daniellbondad6670 Před 7 lety +3

      +BC M They used upturned carts.And also poured lots of water in front of the cart to reduce friction.Even the tiniest contributions help.

    • @Fransamsterdam
      @Fransamsterdam Před 7 lety

      And they used contraweights.

    • @bcm3938
      @bcm3938 Před 7 lety

      @Minute They had to be some pretty damn big barges

    • @kemeticminds
      @kemeticminds Před 7 lety

      I hope to answer this question in my next video.

    • @jkm7983
      @jkm7983 Před 6 lety

      Did they have horses to help pull the stones?

  • @iammaximus614
    @iammaximus614 Před 4 lety

    How was it installed?

  • @kevlar6836
    @kevlar6836 Před 6 lety

    I am guessing that it looked pretty neato

  • @lindaboyce8805
    @lindaboyce8805 Před 9 lety +19

    although i admire the workmanship and artistry of the era, i still wonder why no mass graves have never been discovered for the amount of slaves it would have taken to accomplish these feats

    • @bobina05
      @bobina05 Před 9 lety +33

      Haven't they come out to say that there were more paid workmen working on the pyramids than actual slaves?

    • @StephenDeCesare
      @StephenDeCesare Před 9 lety +26

      Actually they did find a mass grave. If I remember right, they discovered a huge site between the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx and they surmised that slaves did not build the pyramids. These were actually workers whose only job was this and they Egyptians. According to the find, they wouldn't allow a slave to do an important job as to build a Pharaoh's tomb.

    • @rkpetry
      @rkpetry Před 9 lety +1

      The workers were their own people well-fed from fleshpots in the off-season flood months between harvest and planting anew...the Hebrews (precursors to the later Exodus Jews) built Ramses' storehouses a millennium after the Great pyramid(s) erected first by King Jared (Shurid: Arab.) but who never got to occupy his own.... (Funereal services were held whenever an ordinary worker fell to his death.)

    • @rkpetry
      @rkpetry Před 9 lety

      ***** Not quite so 'un-real': King Shurid (Jared) never occupied his pyramid as a tomb, but also, its traps were never set-so, we know the finished pyramid went unused! Shurid (Jared) died that year probably washed away by the tsunamis from the sinking of Atlantis Island recorded in Sais as shaking and flooding Egypt a day and a night, and, was followed by the story-event of Unas 'the Slayer and Eater of gods' sanitizing the Nile delta, (animals should not acquire a taste for human flesh), and the plan was forgotten by time Cheops later cleaned it...

    • @JulioGomezNYC
      @JulioGomezNYC Před 9 lety +6

      They never had slaves. Stop reading the Bible.
      These people dedicated their lives preparing for the after life.

  • @OUigot
    @OUigot Před 6 lety +4

    They're still sticking to the stone and copper tools story, don't they realize people aren't buying that story anymore.

  • @Saul-nd6mf
    @Saul-nd6mf Před 6 lety +1

    The guy handling an electrical sander will make conspiracy people go nuts

  • @connor863
    @connor863 Před 3 lety

    Interesting!

  • @Markleberry
    @Markleberry Před 9 lety +48

    advanced technology did it.

    • @Monochromicornicopia
      @Monochromicornicopia Před 7 lety +5

      Advanced for their time, yes. But the techniques were not beyond our current capabilities.

    • @ryansmith2814
      @ryansmith2814 Před 6 lety

      Mark Saxton aliens didn't do it

    • @xxexclusivexx92
      @xxexclusivexx92 Před 6 lety +1

      Mark Saxton u all dont know that...summeritans were the oldest civilization known to man and they had hieroglyphics showing our whole solar system in exact order including pluto which wasn't discovered till 1960s..and a boat a plane and helicopter...

    • @roywilliamvermeulen
      @roywilliamvermeulen Před 6 lety

      GDI yes it was cuse these stones are so presise even or best tools have trouble with it

    • @jarnofleurkens
      @jarnofleurkens Před 6 lety

      Pff you even believe in the pyramids.

  • @2394098234509
    @2394098234509 Před 7 lety +14

    WE

  • @Flavio010295
    @Flavio010295 Před 9 lety +2

    Restaurem na!!!

  • @iCycle086
    @iCycle086 Před rokem

    Now imagine how much more we would know about all of these incredible structures of traditional archaeology would listen to Graham Hancock.

    • @Leeside999
      @Leeside999 Před rokem +1

      Yes, we should believe Graham Hancock that chanting priests levitated the blocks. Why won't those dumb archaeologists just accept that.

  • @davidpaulmert800
    @davidpaulmert800 Před 6 lety +30

    They would still be sanding the first row today.what a joke

    • @TheWizardYeof
      @TheWizardYeof Před 6 lety +2

      David Paulmert Actually, no

    • @amnis16
      @amnis16 Před 6 lety

      Are you cracked

    • @theviniso
      @theviniso Před 6 lety +21

      It was not a single guy doing it for fun, it was thousands of people doing it for a living for decades.

    • @deejeenee
      @deejeenee Před 6 lety +8

      Fuck me there are some absolute morons out and about these days. Do you think this was a 2-5 year job? Tens of thousands of slaves and decades of time is what it took to build these.

    • @docvaliant721
      @docvaliant721 Před 6 lety

      Yeah the sand thing comes from acedemia folks that have never built anything.

  • @cliffcurtistruth
    @cliffcurtistruth Před 9 lety +5

    As you can see, this type of effort from our ancient ancestors would not have been feasible for such an incredibly massive and complex undertaking. 4,000 years BC when man supposedly moved from hunter gatherers to farmers and then found enough man power and time on their hands to do this? What would it take us to do this today? We cannot achieve anything on this scale of incredible difficulty. The inside chambers have precise seams and there is evidence (on blocks found around the base), of advanced machining involved. This structure and many others around the world were put together with a technology that made it easy to do but was lost in time. Something made giant heavy blocks easy to carve, and move into place or it wouldn't have been done. Let the truth be found despite the cover-up efforts of the main-stream medias to keep life simple to the naive for better controlling purposes of the elites. No Pharaoh or their belongings or any writings as such were ever found in the pyramids so why assume they were king's tombs? They were not! The evidence is for a giant functioning machine of some type or another. Perhaps energy dispersal or for communications, as well as some important Earth markers. We still don't know for sure but we're getting there. Thanks

    • @PinecrestNova
      @PinecrestNova Před 9 lety +5

      The transition from hunter-gatherer to civilization happened 10,000 years ago not 4,000. Your timeline is a bit off.

    • @cliffcurtistruth
      @cliffcurtistruth Před 9 lety

      PinecrestNova And that was only after an advanced civilization was "knocked back into the stone age" by a world-wide cataclysm.

    • @cliffcurtistruth
      @cliffcurtistruth Před 9 lety

      thewanderandhiscomp People like you are so incredibly unrealistic and the sad thing is, you speak-up to perpetuate the lies and inaccuracies being taught and believed by others as naive as yourself. Wake-up!... Yes... we can carve and move a heavy block but even with cranes, how long do you think it would take to make this structure? And you think primitive ancestors did it "no-problem" and to bury one ruler inside of it? (without decorating the walls of coarse). Quit being so fucking stupid.

    • @bobmilaplace3816
      @bobmilaplace3816 Před 9 lety

      I think it can be done just give me an indoctrinated nation with little to no outside connection. Kinda like North Korea, notice what people can do with complete control of a populace? Build giant monuments to your greatness.

    • @cliffcurtistruth
      @cliffcurtistruth Před 9 lety

      Bob Miplace I guess you haven't seen the insides of the Great Pyramid. It's extremely precise in the fittings which weren't visible to the public. The "Trillithon" blocks at Baalbeck don't exactly say "monument to our greatness". Would humans go to that much difficulty just to lay them flat for a base- showing only one side of the block? No sir... these were put there because the builders had a technology that made it relatively easy to do. The same holds true for the walls at Machu Pichu, Cuzco Peru and many others. Puma Punku shows precision machining was taking place, same as the evidence found around the base of the Great Pyramid shows.

  • @benden5095
    @benden5095 Před 6 lety +1

    That cannot possibly be the way it was done. I don't care how big a work force, it would have take a thousand years to polish over a million mega stone blocks at that rate. That kind of precision and perfection was done by expert stone mason not slaves.

    • @kev3d
      @kev3d Před 5 lety +1

      Who said anything about slaves? And in any case, only the outer stones, outside face needed to be polished to such a degree.

  • @Keys879
    @Keys879 Před 6 lety +1

    So how come the First Dynasty made the Giza pyramid, which hasn't settled drastically in its spot, crumbled to dust, or caved in the 4500 years since its construction. But nearly EVERY other pyramid built by the Egyptians since, has?

    • @kev3d
      @kev3d Před 5 lety

      The pyramids were not built until the third Dynasty, and the Great Pyramid was built during the 4th. In any case, there is a clear progression from Mastaba tombs, to the step pyramid, to the bent, to the true pyramid, and after a while, conversion to smaller, cheaper tombs and cenotaphs continuing on to the 17th dynasty. The great stone pyramids were simply overbuilt and almost certainly required too much labor which could have been better spent elsewhere. And, of course, much of the casing stones were looted for other building projects. The Pyramid of Djedefre was almost completely demolished and carted away over the course of almost 2000 years.

  • @kasparsmp
    @kasparsmp Před 6 lety +3

    This is a joke!!

  • @timp8843
    @timp8843 Před 4 měsíci

    Dude had a power grinder with a cutting disk. I dont think they had those back in the day.

  • @ninjachin
    @ninjachin Před 6 lety +1

    And can someone explain all the stones with perfect round drill holes that are laying everywhere? In red granite?

    • @kev3d
      @kev3d Před 5 lety

      A wooden dowel, a bow, sand, and effort. It's time consuming, but simple and effective.

    • @michaelgargaro
      @michaelgargaro Před 4 lety

      yeah that would be great thanks! ….and also the 30 ton mis-shapen stones fitted to within 100th of an inch. ..oh and how did they cut and polish red granite because copper not an option....Thanks!

  • @wetryoutrageous
    @wetryoutrageous Před 4 lety +2

    History books want us to believe that slaves build The Great Pyramids but as you can clearly see it takes very skilled hands, not a task that could've been taught over night. The architects were the best of the best and the engineering was flawless even the temples carved into mountains. Scientists can't even explain this.

  • @serhiivasko
    @serhiivasko Před rokem

    1:27 Abdullah was grinding stone with stone... then he took out the Angle Grinder and things got more fun

  • @keiraselia7447
    @keiraselia7447 Před 4 lety +1

    Na ah, even after grinding it will not be that white.
    Footage were heavily color graded to enhanced the stone color. Look how bright white the head cap the worker wear.

  • @realitycheck3672
    @realitycheck3672 Před 4 lety +1

    *The Tura Limestone Quarry is where my surname originated from.*

  • @CEOofSleep
    @CEOofSleep Před 2 lety

    How much would it cost to rebuild the pyramids