Discovery Of King Tut’s Tomb Celebrated 100 Years Later

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  • čas přidán 3. 11. 2022
  • The tomb of Tutankhamun, better known as King Tut, was discovered on November 4, 1922. NBC News’ Kelly Cobiella explores what made the discovery and its 3,000-year-old treasures such a worldwide sensation.
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Komentáře • 68

  • @davidmarvy6788
    @davidmarvy6788 Před rokem +6

    What they have in that museum is like .05% of what was actually in king tuts tomb. The huge amount of stuff they found 100 years ago was like the last 50th of what no one else wanted to be cursed with. It was like a football field full of gold and golden chariots. Incredible stuff all made of gold.

  • @Punisher6791
    @Punisher6791 Před rokem +18

    films like 1999's The Mummy have made me both love and fear Ancient Egypt. also grew up Playing games like Tomb Raider The Last Revelation. I'm still very fascinated by anything Egypt Related.

    • @scroes6067
      @scroes6067 Před 10 měsíci

      Play assassin's creed origins you would love it

    • @Punisher6791
      @Punisher6791 Před 10 měsíci

      @@scroes6067 played it. Love it.

  • @dang6832
    @dang6832 Před rokem +7

    I love when I hear people say that there is no more to be found. I just laugh. I’d be surprised if we have found 25% and the biggest ones are probably yet to be found.

  • @airgunfun4248
    @airgunfun4248 Před rokem +6

    Scientists recently have been doing some new studies with the mummy of Egypt's famous boy king. With the aid of highly advanced mri scans they were able to ascertain he suffered from a major gastro intestinal disorder. Apparently he was lactose intolerant. Ya turns out me and the Egyptian kid got a toot in common

    • @ejkk9513
      @ejkk9513 Před rokem

      He had FAR more problems than that. He was born from pure incest. His mom and dad were brother and sister. He had so many birth defects and health issues as a result. He also tried to father two kids with his half-sister, and they both died before or shortly after birth. His gene pool was completely ruined by incest as it was not frowned upon in those days. Especially not in Egypt.

    • @airgunfun4248
      @airgunfun4248 Před rokem

      @@ejkk9513 pssst ,,,it's a joke

    • @marinafrascella7613
      @marinafrascella7613 Před měsícem

      he was not an Egyptian kid...he was a pharaoh

    • @airgunfun4248
      @airgunfun4248 Před měsícem

      @@marinafrascella7613 Nuh uh Egyptian kid

  • @onehitkill5816
    @onehitkill5816 Před 5 měsíci +1

    They found perfectly good honey in the tomb of tutankhamun, which had been sealed for over 3000 years until it was opened in 1922, he died in 1323 BCE (before common era or the modern day year count.)

  • @MsBerries25
    @MsBerries25 Před rokem +7

    If that's not the face of a young African boy, I don't know what is

  • @FogGoblin
    @FogGoblin Před rokem +9

    The Curse is being fulfilled. Shame on them for opening his Tomb, stealing his stuff and placing his stuff in Museums. We deserve everything coming to us!!

    • @dang6832
      @dang6832 Před rokem

      Are we sure the Pharoahs aren’t reveling in the notoriety after 3000+ years? Seems to me they would be happy that more people are interested in their lives than were alive in the world back then.

    • @borey123xx9
      @borey123xx9 Před 5 měsíci

      Curses dont exist dummy. The egyptians themselves put him in the tomb. makes no sense to curse the own people

  • @DoomShipMedia_9
    @DoomShipMedia_9 Před rokem +9

    Wow yu steal it’s gets Recognition I steal I go to jail The world is really upside down

  • @worLDinheritance962
    @worLDinheritance962 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Great Egypt

  • @Reschedules
    @Reschedules Před rokem +4

    They can’t help themselves go dig your own people up 😂

  • @alkebulanoriginals2001
    @alkebulanoriginals2001 Před rokem +2

    Africans were rich back then to date and always forever no matter what!!!!! I SALUTE u AFRICANS HOW GREAT WE ARE

  • @RoseyValencia-lp1gq
    @RoseyValencia-lp1gq Před 5 měsíci

    I'm part of his Historys DNA of King Tut Tomb I have the First AD, part of his Historys

  • @isaacash3436
    @isaacash3436 Před rokem

    king tuts new shoes

  • @brandonholme3084
    @brandonholme3084 Před rokem +8

    Never been in favor of these unsavory activities grave robbing a Pharaoh for profit absolutely disgusting

    • @affirmingtoe15
      @affirmingtoe15 Před rokem +4

      They're not doing this for profit. They're doing to preserve artifacts.

    • @brandonholme3084
      @brandonholme3084 Před rokem +3

      @@affirmingtoe15 they were perfectly preserved before they knocked out the walls. The pharaoh as well until he was unwrapped. The curse of Pharaoh Tutankhamen killed the men involved with these excavations shortly after

    • @affirmingtoe15
      @affirmingtoe15 Před rokem +1

      @@brandonholme3084 there's no such thing as a mummy's curse and There's no inscription on any temple walls that imply a curse. The mummy's curse was purely made up by superstitious white Europeans who got scared of a bunch of old dead things.

    • @affirmingtoe15
      @affirmingtoe15 Před rokem +1

      @@brandonholme3084 also, in the modern day when they find a mummy they don't even have to undo the bandages to look inside. They put the coffin through a ton of x-rays to get a look inside and then they put the mummy back in the tomb where they found it.

  • @cg5491
    @cg5491 Před rokem +1

    Why is this important?

  • @jerrysimpson9352
    @jerrysimpson9352 Před rokem +1

    😊

  • @tbolton6156
    @tbolton6156 Před rokem +11

    Can the dead just rest in peace?

    • @affirmingtoe15
      @affirmingtoe15 Před rokem +4

      Welll the body of King Tut is still in his tomb in the Valley of the Kings so he actually is resting in peace.

    • @celestemartin5745
      @celestemartin5745 Před rokem +1

      Not if they have gold on them lol

    • @tbolton6156
      @tbolton6156 Před rokem +1

      @@celestemartin5745 👍

    • @helene8034
      @helene8034 Před rokem +1

      @@affirmingtoe15 naked and alone, stripped of all his belongings. I think he just turned...

  • @6ixss
    @6ixss Před 8 měsíci

    sorry but this was very funny
    1:37

  • @djeio
    @djeio Před rokem +3

    go look up quuen tiye his grandmother and come back and tell me what you think

  • @dragonofthewest8305
    @dragonofthewest8305 Před rokem +4

    His lips and skin colour....

  • @colinsushiboy745
    @colinsushiboy745 Před rokem

    Would be better if they didn't open their coffin.

  • @elmc-xl2kx
    @elmc-xl2kx Před 3 měsíci

    hello , king tut was found in the 80s in Egypt a large land of sand desert. how come Moses a man of the red sea related to Caspian sea and not to the Arabians are they mentioning the story of Moses near there. Moses built the ten commands. Are they lost for camels out near Greece.

  • @Onetwothreefour.
    @Onetwothreefour. Před rokem

    Lol. We literally have miniature statues, as seen at :29 seconds, but still want to try and tell ourselves it is a sphinx. Which tells me, that everything else the Egyptians tell us and all the “pop” archeologist, it’s all b.s.

  • @LaNefertitiPerkins
    @LaNefertitiPerkins Před rokem

    Hey nefertiti arrived from history

  • @EricCole69
    @EricCole69 Před rokem

    Whoever broke his beard will have an early death

  • @youtubegs285
    @youtubegs285 Před 11 měsíci

    That's the Mast to expect in reality once u take it off the being ,it's a life mask, that's my Face(face of the Creator ♾🦦🌐

  • @Continuouz93
    @Continuouz93 Před rokem +3

    The Pyramids of Giza are at least 11,000 yrs old.

    • @affirmingtoe15
      @affirmingtoe15 Před rokem +4

      No, the pyramids were built between 2589 and 2504 BC which would make them around 4,500 years old.

    • @Continuouz93
      @Continuouz93 Před rokem +1

      @@affirmingtoe15 no they werent you affirming toe

    • @affirmingtoe15
      @affirmingtoe15 Před rokem +1

      @@Continuouz93 Just cause you say no doesn't make you right.

    • @Continuouz93
      @Continuouz93 Před rokem

      @@affirmingtoe15 this time it does 😡😼

    • @affirmingtoe15
      @affirmingtoe15 Před rokem +1

      @@Continuouz93 literally just do some research.

  • @MikeScott-ez7iw
    @MikeScott-ez7iw Před 2 měsíci

    Fake 🤥 News 📰
    King 👑 Tut mummie was a pure African brother period not Egyptian and Mediterranean dark 🌑 skin bs i know people who visit the museums in Egypt and saw King 👑 Tut mummie was a pure African brother period I look online and noticed that the King 👑 Tut mummie was a pure African brother period not this Mediterranean dark 🌑 skin bs
    100 💯 percent true facts 💯

  • @MikeMike-ue7vm
    @MikeMike-ue7vm Před rokem +1

    I’m sorry but what are we celebrating again? And this new discovery went by so fast I didn’t get it…

    • @affirmingtoe15
      @affirmingtoe15 Před rokem +5

      Today is the 100th anniversary of when they discovered King Tut's tomb. One of the most significant archaeological finds in history

    • @dragonofthewest8305
      @dragonofthewest8305 Před rokem

      @@affirmingtoe15 and king tut was a black African

    • @hsmd4533
      @hsmd4533 Před 3 měsíci

      @@dragonofthewest8305lol
      Kind of like how abraham lincoln was black?