The Great Tomb of the Ancient Official Named Ti, West Saqqara
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As part of my amazing
As part of my amazing Khemit School of Ancient Mysticism tour, day 2 we stopped off in Saqqara, to explore some tombs of nobility.
The point was to see how much of daily life was documented in the artwork in the tombs and how no mention of cutting or moving large stones, or building large structures is ever shown.
In this clip, Mohamed Ibrahim and Yousef Awyan, who are my guides and directors at the company, talk about the term "Pharaoh" and its meanings along with some other fascianting clues to the lost history of Egypt.
I turned off the video camera at the very end as the local watcher asked me for money to video and I just wasn't sure of how the tipping worked at that particular time in my trip and being a little nervous, I shut it off. You can see photos of what lies in the actual tomb on wikipedia and other sources.
The point was to see how much of daily life was documented in the artwork in the tombs and how no mention of cutting or moving large stones, or building large structures is ever shown.
In this clip, Mohamed Ibrahim and Yousef Awyan, who are my guides and directors at the company, talk about the term "Pharaoh" and its meanings along with some other fascianting clues to the lost history of Egypt.
I turned off the video camera at the very end as the local watcher asked me for money to video and I just wasn't sure of how the tipping worked at that particular time in my trip and being a little nervous, I shut it off. You can see photos of what lies in the actual tomb on wikipedia and other sources.
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