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The challenge of cutting this...

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...moving inside, within the talents, with
magnetic blocks that weigh tens of pounds,

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and a million of these. So we know, we
calculated a block that weighs 50 pounds,

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and there is no space.

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It was going to make all the difference, but
what we see here was not the Fedra,

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because it had accomplished lots of work in
the open with the right amount of people.

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Because to gather 2000 people to drag a block
of stone is not a possible job.

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But to have this done inside the tunnel,
that's great.

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So all these in their original places?

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Yes.

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Now we know this is beauty.

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So we can see here one of the boxes in the
Sarapeum, rough, was the rough surface.

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If we follow the Egyptological way of
polishing this one,

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then we will be having few men with sand and
rocks polishing the surface.

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If this works anyway, there is still no space
for these men to work.

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So when we see the other ones also inside the
chambers, that's finished.

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How would this be finished if you don't have
space for the people to be working around?

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Basic and simple question.

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So here, Yosef, is one where the lid has been
slid back.

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Yes.

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And again, it's believed that the boxes
themselves weigh how much?

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70 tons for the box and 30 tons for the lid.

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So the total of 100 tons for the box and the
lid in the range.

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And this is not local stone?

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No, this is not local stone.

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Where was it brought from, do you think?

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Not closer than Aswan, which is 1,000
kilometers from here.

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Well, as you've heard Yusef say, the box and
the lid, of which there are more than 20 o...

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each one in its recess, weighs about 100
tons.

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The stone is from at least 1,000 kilometers
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And yet the official statement is that these
were made during dynastic times,

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the late period, as burials for sacred bulls,
the Apus bull.

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However, the level of tolerance and
engineering and finish in this incredibly...

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which the dynastic Egyptians did not have the
tools to shape it,

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tells us that we're looking at an older
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from probably several thousand years ago.

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And the only way that these boxes were
quarried, moved, and put into place...

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would have been using forms of technology
that not only the ancient dynastic Egyptia...

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but that we also do not have to this day.

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Because engineer Chris Dunn, author of books
such as the Giza Power Plant,

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asked a firm in the United States if they
could replicate one of these out of one...

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And they said, no, we require four pieces for
the sides, one piece for the bottom, anoth...

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So with 21st century technology, even with an
unlimited budget, we cannot achieve this...

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We don't talk about much. We see this, the
tunnel itself, it's all carved in the...

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So imagine if we turned off this light now,
we're not going to be even able to see our...

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So imagine that you are actually doing this,
the challenge of this work in the dark, wh...

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There is no even markings of anything dark.
And there are no openings in the ceiling.

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Again, if you're doing this work in the open,
it was going to be much more less challeng...

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if we're going to be dragging these
megalithic boxes. At least the box without...

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And you need around 2,000 men to drag this 50
tons.

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And if we looked at the width of the tunnel,
it's maximum two feet wider than the width...

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Like the one we see here. And we already
measured that before.

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So there is actually no space for even 500
people or 200 people to be there and doing...

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And also lowering the box down into the
recess.

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Exactly. That it's housed at a lower level,
that's another challenge.

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Because now you have to turn with it and then
take it on a lower level.

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And you can see it's almost perfect, the
space from all sides.

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And there used to be other devices, I
believe, in this place, which we can see t...

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I believe it could be a false door, or what
we know as the false door,

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which is another device that can possibly
regulate frequency and sound,

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or create standing waves and controlling also
the wavelength of sound frequency.

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So the only reason again and again that we
date and relate and identify these boxes i...

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And here in this case we find maximum three
boxes with writings on them and more than ...

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And the one that the officials believe is the
most valuable one, because it contains mos...

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has the worst writing example that you can
see, especially when you compare it with t...

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What Youssef is saying and what we'll see in
this next segment is the fact that the...

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is far superior to the actual writing or
hieroglyphics on the surface.

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Many archaeologists believe that the surface
itself, the shaping of the box and the fin...

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But that makes absolutely no sense because
the writing is inferior.

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And if they had the technology to be able to
do the cutting, moving, shaping and finish...

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then they would have had the capability of
elegant and eloquent carving of the...

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And that's not the case. So clearly what
you're looking at is you're looking at a...

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And later they were discovered by the
dynastic Egyptians in situ, underground here.

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And the dynastic Egyptians carved the
hieroglyphs on the surface.

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This is an example of recycling, of one
culture creating something and another...

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So this is where Youssef is going to show us
the difference between the surface of the ...

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Well, it really, Brian, doesn't require a
professional to realize the difference...

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Because in cases like what we see over here,
for example, this is a marking of a primit...

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That's so clear. It doesn't require even a
professional in machining to see the...

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Look at that here, for example, there is a
point here when the tool slid over because...

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Right here. That will happen when you use a
tool that's not solid enough to conquer th...

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And the other mystery we see here is how this
was polished.

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You see, the first time I looked at that, I
saw many bent areas like this, yet it...

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So it didn't make sense because if you are
polishing following the theory of...

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then how can he fit this polish into the
deeper parts that we see like this one here?

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It had to be something else. And then when we
looked close, we realized the fact this wa...

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The surface here was not polished. That shiny
surface was not polished by sand and water.

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It was polished by an alchemy formula of some
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That it was once a liquid. This liquid was
cased to the box and then as any liquid, i...

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If you follow, here is a clear one. This
clearly was a liquid.

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And we see the marking of the liquid running
in the bottom of the lid gives exactly the...

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So this is the smooth surface by the
machining and this is the polished surface...

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And there is no process of sand and water and
a piece of rock to polish.

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This is a ridiculous theory because here we
can see a clear evidence that it was an...

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So as you can see, this is a classic example
of the things that we're trying to look at.

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Not only here in Egypt, but also in places
like Peru and Bolivia.

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You have a standard archaeological
explanation for the function of something,...

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There's no way that the dynastic Egyptians
with copper or bronze chisels and stone...

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And therefore, the Greeks afterwards couldn't
have done it.

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The Romans afterwards couldn't have done it.
The Islamic people after that couldn't hav...

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21st century technology can't do it.

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We have no choice but to look farther back in
time and look for a civilization that had...

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