Special Permission Access into the Structure Below the Black Pyramid of Dashur!

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  @UnchartedX · 5 months ago · pinned

  Hope you enjoyed this look into the Black Pyramid! Please consider supporting UnchartedX via the V4V model, a great way to do so is to check out the new UX merch store, &nbsp;support UX and get some fresh threads! you can find it here: <a href="https://unchartedx.dashery.com/">https://unchartedx.dashery.com</a>

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  @Strive4Good · 5 months ago

  I’ve been a fan and follower for a while not but I normally don’t comment. This is a place I wish I could see in person. This is as close as I’ll get… so thank you. This cancer has taken a turn for the worse and docs gave me the talk, so I don’t know how long I’ve got. Just want to say thank you, much love, and much respect. I’ll tune in as long as I am here and able

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  @-ColorMehJewish- · 1 month ago

  Hawass is so full of it.<br>I really wish we could one day find out just how much he&apos;s been hiding

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  @ekelly4290 · 5 months ago (edited)

  I&apos;ve done construction my whole life, specifically new construction, both residential and commercial. When I look at structures like these it just amazes me - regardless of the time period. If you look at buildings today, homes, warehouses, skyscrapers, office buildings, whatever there is so much intricate stuff going on, thresholds and capacities, measurements and dimensions. Everything is so finely tuned and engineered.... And most of the time installed half-assed by whoever is doing it... But then you look at buildings and structures from, let&apos;s just say 2000 years ago and it&apos;s mind bending... And I&apos;m not even talking about the stuff that is 4 to 6 thousand years old and older. We struggle today to excavate and build... But imagine thousands of years ago doing all of this with hand tools, no electric, no air tools, just leverage and hands... The precision is insane. Just carving a straight line or planeing a flat surface would have taken a MASTERY of skill that we can barely achieve TODAY with machines... Even things we know were built in the most recent period of ancient Egypt by the ancient Egyptian we know... Is just mind blowing... And on top of that they did it all UNDERGROUND... I can&apos;t even wrap my mind around it .. I&apos;m a 36 year old single man with type 1 diabetes. It&apos;s just me and the dog. We live comfortably, but admittedly paycheck to paycheck... I&apos;ve been infatuated with Egypt since I first learned about the pyramids in grade school history. It is my dream, my absolute DREAM to go to Egypt and touch, see, and experience these things myself... I am truly and admittedly envious of the people who get to do this for a living. The people who just get to sit at home and immerse themselves in research and fun - and get paid for it. The people who travel the world and make YouTube videos, all the while raking in money. You, and all the others are truly blessed. Some of us have to wake up at 4am and bust our ass every day 12 hours a day, with not a single thanks from anyone, nor interest in what we do for them. Stay grateful my friend, stay humble. You are <b>*living*</b> what many of us can only <b>*dream*</b> to experience just once. You are living someone&apos;s dream right now and I hope you truly appreciate that, because <b>*we*</b> appreciate **you**. Thanks, Ben.

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  @ericpettyfishing · 5 months ago

  As a boy I always wanted to be an explorer. This channel is as close as I get

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  @PhilippinesFarmLife · 5 months ago (edited)

  I am having a claustrophobia anxiety attack watching This! YIKES! Thank you for doing this as I could never visit this location myself.

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  @clarkefountain2258 · 5 months ago

  The beginning of wisdom (and knowledge) is to admit that &quot;I do not know.&quot; Four of the most powerful words that can be spoken.

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  @-thefightingviper5319 · 5 months ago

  the older I get and the better cameras get, the more I can&apos;t believe the lines and angles on these things... &nbsp;absolutely amazing

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  @DownRange9703 · 5 months ago

  This is hands down my favorite archeology channel. Awesome footage.

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  @wolfiemcwolf6617 · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29-O2Ie3J-s&amp;t=2280">38:00</a> I like to think that 10,000 years ago, someone had a bad day, set up the roughing out drill wrong and slipped into the final dimension, leaving that core drill mark. Probably swore, as his workmates laughed at him, and they all had a jolly good laugh. Then, here we are 10,000 years later, staring at his mistake in awe. Grateful for a rare glimpse into the technique used to make something so revered by countless modern people.

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  @dennissavage4007 · 10 days ago

  Red black and white pyramids amazing. These builders had a full time job.

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  @naturallyamused · 5 months ago

  Ben, I got a BA in History back in 2008, and I just realized the way you describe and lay out your videos reminds me of my favorite courses and professors of that time. You really have a gift for not just incredible researching and exploring, but also teaching to all of us, and I wanted to let you know!

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