PROOF the Ancient Egyptians were Recycling ANCIENT Artifacts in the Old Kingdom!

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I've started studying Egyptology this year and I discussed some of this incredible work you're producing with my professors. You'd be surprised how open they are to theories like this, there's a common consensus that our timeline of Egypt is very fragmented and incomplete. I'm optimistic we will change the mainstream story and rewrite history as we know it!

The Rameses inscription on the fallen obelisk has clearly been written in the horizontal position. If it were still standing, one would think that the inscription should be 90 degrees to it's current orientation.

The ancient megaliths only relation to Egyptians, is the graffiti they scribbled on what they found.

The pre-dynastic cut stone tells a story and can be interpreted through reasoning. The flat surfaces, no mortar, the importance of no cracks or fissures, the size and weight, the smooth surfaces originally free of hieroglyphics... There was a reason for all of it.

That Egyptian dude with the coffee in his hand who is walking us through the ruins is great. He should write a book about his discoveries and theories.

These vids make me wanna drop everything an become a archeologists while I'm still young

No dogma, no sensationalism, just good content.

They don’t call Ramses, the “great chiseler” for nil.

We had a magical journey in Egypt. 35 strangers somehow became a solid group of friends in 2 weeks. The boat trip down the Nile was magical. Something special clicked sailing at the Eliphintine rocks. Ben was exactly the gentleman he appears to be in his videos, not a surprise. (Ditto the Snake Brothers!) Ben is as articulate in person as in his powerful videos. In many ways, he is the true successor to Sir William Flinders Petrie in 1900. There have been basically no real advances in Egyptology" until Ben (and Graham) took up the correct questions again in our generation. We saw machine-cut stones and un-human scale megalithic artifacts of a previous civilization. I hope others show Ben their appreciation with financial support. A lifetime event. Thanks Ben for the opportunity. Mark Rendina (Chandos).

Can you imagine how beautiful these calcite structures would have been in their day.

I'm blessed to be able to almost walk through all these amazing stone monuments because of your videos and hard work, thank you Ben !

Even after following this topic extensively this video is still fascinating.

I have never heard of the giant copper lined white calcite bowls. That is incredible, they went through such lengths to move some sort of liquid. Every bowl exactly the same, with saw marks going down the pipe hole. This is amazing engineering and to me is highly unnecessary; but to them it wasn't just necessary, it was easy and it was functional.

I hope the kids today learning the Egyptian myth taught in schools today are questioning teachers and evidence citing the works of channels like this! If not, why not, I do wish this much access to alternative historical info was around when I was in school, would of encouraged my rebellious nature lol

Was just starving for some good content, thanks Ben!

I own a pair of sneakers that actually date to the pre-Christian era, evidently inscribed with the name of their constructor, the Greek goddess 'Nike.'

I absolutely love this show it's so cool and very ideal for people who question everything

An absolutely superb presentation Ben There is so much evidence of much more advanced megalithic buildings and the reuse of precision techniques that simply do not fit the mainstream dogmas 🤗👍

Out of the countless videos I have seen on the Internet over the years about ancient Egyptians this was by far the most informing and interesting thing I’ve ever seen. You did awesome with this, thank you for what you do 👏🏼