Megalithic Marvels - 3 Ancient Egyptian Mysteries Nobody Can Explain

Episode Date: October 10, 2026

In this episode I break down the recent news of a remarkable new discovery in Egypt of a massive 62 ton box that was hiding underneath the ground where construction had begun for a new hospital. Was this box a "sarcophagus," or was it originally used for a different purpose? Next I will share the incredible true story of Sir William Siemens and the mysterious electrical phenomenon of 1859 that took place on top of the Great Pyramid. We will end the episode looking at Egypt’s 1000 Ton twin titans of mystery - the Colossi of Memnon. Get ready to learn all about these colossal statues. Were they really constructed by the Dynastic Egyptians of around 3000 B.C. or are they actually much older? JOIN ME ON A TOUR

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that took place on top of the Great Pyramid in the year 1859. And then we will end this episode going to one of my favorite sites in Egypt that features some anomalies. And let me just say these are not just ancient anomalies, but massive gigantic artifacts that I believe pose a problem to the mainstream narrative of history in Egypt. So literally just about a month. A fascinating new discovery was unearthed from under the sands of time in Egypt.

It's a massive box weighing approximately 62 tons. And it was discovered in an area of land that had been appropriated for the construction of a hospital. And this is located about 30 miles north of Cairo in the Giza Pyramids. And if you're watching on YouTube or Spotify, you're going to see images. of this massive box. Now, some reports state that this box is made of quartz. To me, it appears that it actually might be limestone. Now, it's kind of crazy how this discovery was made.

They were doing construction for this hospital that was going to be built on this piece of land. And they were doing the foundation work. And that's when somebody noticed, you know what, there might be some artifacts down here. And so the Supreme Council of Antiquities, otherwise known as the SCA, was notified. And they swept in with what's being dubbed as a literal rescue operation and of this artifact, because it would have been certainly destroyed. And they swept in and unearthed this giant artifact. Now, according to Egyptian law, this Supreme Council or SCA, they have authority to inspect any new construction.

construction sites in order to ensure the area is free of antiquities before the construction work commences. And according to Mustafa Waziri, Secretary General of the SEA, the process of transporting this 62-ton megalith was done while observing the highest of standards, which included what they call mechanical cleaning and reinforcement of both the box and its lid. And this artifact has since been transported to the antiquities department where it is undergoing a restoration. But the main photo I feature of this is just incredible showing this absolutely massive crane, trying to lift this 62-ton box from the earth. And you see these workers standing around and they literally, look like ants next to this box. Now, due to an inscription found underneath the lid,

the mainstream assumption is that this so-called sarcophagus belonged to a high-ranking official of the 26th Dynasty, which would have been about 600 BC. Now, while it may have been tagged and repurposed as a sarcophagus by this dynastic era official, my biggest question is, was this box originally crafted to be a sarcophagus. Could it have had an entirely different purpose? Might it actually be much older than 600 BC? I say that because this box is unique and that it features some strange protruding nubs

on its long side or its wide side. Almost every other box like this has nubs on the short side only, which is very interesting. And lastly, this box appears to be very similar in size and scale and weight to the very mysterious black boxes located in the subterranean Serapium of Sakara, which I've done other episodes on. And these Serapium boxes seem to present so many problems to the mainstream narrative that states that they two are crafted

by the dynastic Egyptians. Again, the dynastic Egyptians emerged about 3,000 BC, and they lasted until about 30 BC. And some of these problems for the mainstream narrative would be as follows. Just one of these 100-ton granite black boxes would need an army of thousands of men

to transport them down under the ground into these tight tunnels. Yet there is only a couple feet on either side of the box in each enclosure. So how could such a vast army set it into place?

What's more? The granite that they are made of, ranks between a 7 and 8 on the Moes scale of hardness, which I talked often about. But according to the archaeological record, the dynastic Egyptians only possessed copper chisels and hammers, which rank about a three or four on the Moes scale. So there's no way that copper can precision shape granite like that. Also, the mainstream narrative says that, well, these were simply boxes that housed sacred bulls. However, our Egyptian guide Muhammad Ibrahim, who's also an Egyptologist and author,

he theorizes that these boxes didn't house literal bulls, but symbolic bulls. The bull is the bull of Taurus, and the ancient Egyptians really held meteorites to be sacred. He believes that these boxes are super ancient, and were built by these prediluvian ancient Egyptians of at least 10,000 BC. see and that these actually housed meteorites from Taurus. So the million dollar question is, were these precision boxes made with the lost technology? And they are from a much earlier civilization that existed before some kind of worldwide cataclysm that literally hit stopped the construction in their tracks. Because you can see some of these boxes are literally left in the hallway that we're

were literally half made, just stuck in transport almost. So again, was this new box that was discovered, was there something similar going on with it? Because it's got a lid as well that's probably 20 tons and a base that's probably about 40 or 50 tons. So standing on top of the Great Pyramid during a sandstorm in 1859, German inventor and engineer Sir William Seaman, could suddenly hear, quote, a remarkable hissing noise.

Now, Siemens noticed that when one of his Arab guides lifted his outstretched finger above his head, he could hear this sharp hissing sound. And he noticed that as soon as the guide would lower his hand, the sound or singing noise would go away. And who knows, maybe the Arab guy was directing people or calling another guide over. and Siemens just happens to notice when he raises his hand, this sharp singing noise arose, and when the hand went down, it disappeared. So Siemens then raised his own finger and felt a, quote, prickling sensation, which he deduced to be the result of some kind of electrical phenomenon. Again, remember that Siemens is a German inventor and he's an engineer.

So I think he knows a little bit of something about electricity. Now, according to the account, soon after he is attempting to enjoy a drink of wine from his bottle, when he feels a slight electrical shock go through his body. Man, these guys were going up the Great Pyramid and they're bringing some wine. They're just wanting to have a good old time and enjoy the sights from the world's greatest wonder, the Great Pyramid. Then, in a moment of inspired ingenuity, Siemens fashioned the wine bottle into a rudimentary laden jar, which he charged by holding it aloft, producing, quote, loud, crackling sparks. Now, a laden jar is an electrical component that stores a high voltage electrical charge

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did to the inside and the outside surfaces and a metal terminal projecting vertically through the jar lid to make contact with the inner foil um this was the form of a capacitor. The laden jar was used to conduct many early experiments in electricity going back to the late 1700s. So Siemens had the knowledge and had enough materials to make a poor man's version of this laden jar. Now here's where this story gets fascinating. Again, according to reports, it was a blustery day on the Great Pyramids. There was a sandstorm ensuing. and suddenly the Arab guides that are leading Siemens and his men, they see this scene taking place.

And they believe that the static electricity that they are seeing come out of the bottle is the result of, quote, magic, which they, rightfully so, thought could possibly damage the pyramid. And so they requested that Siemens and his men leave. I guess you can't really blame the guards. They're just trying to do their job, right? However, Siemens refuses to go. Next thing you know is one of the tour guides is grabbing Siemens in attempting to forcibly remove him. And maybe looking back, that wasn't the smartest thing for this guide to do to what's probably a stubborn old German inventor.

So feeling provoked, demons felt that he had no other option than to use the wine bottle as an electrical weapon. And so he basically points it at his attacker and literally taps him on the nose with it. And Siemens said that when he did, he felt a strong, quote, concussion. And noted that the guide must have had a much more, quote, violent shock because of the guide, guess what, he fell to the ground. And then several seconds later, the guide springs up to his feet, howling in pain and scurried all the way down. down the pyramid. And that is the strange electrical phenomenon of 1859 on top of the great pyramid. All right. And last but not least, I want to take you to what I call Egypt's 1,000 ton twin titans of mystery. So featured near Luxor Egypt are what are known as the Colossi of Memnon.

These are twin statues that each stand 60 feet tall. They're like multiple story building. These things are so massive and they were crafted originally from one solid piece of quartzite each. And again, they each weigh approximately 1,000 tons. That's the equivalent of 33 school buses. Now the quarry where this red quartzite was extracted, guess what, is from Cairo, over six hours away by car. Again, that little detail right there is so mind-blowing. It's not like they just grabbed some local stone right where these statues are standing. No, they wanted specific stone.

They wanted a red quartzite, which is only found near Cairo over six hours away by car. How did they transport these massive blocks that far? Again, if you're watching on YouTube or Spotify, you're going to see the photos of these megaliths. And you can see that both statues have been severely damaged, especially the statue on the right side, which has seen major restoration work just to hold it together. And you can clearly see on the one on the right side how the head, the chest, and the left arm of the statue have been almost completely rebuilt in later times. So the one on the right looks quite different from the one on the left, which for the most part, other than severe erosion, you can still see how it was made from one piece. Now, the mainstream narrative states that these statues were constructed about 1350 BC in the time of Pharaoh Amunhotep III, and one stood at the front of the mortuary temple of Amonhotep III, which was the largest temple in the Phoebe.

necropolis. Again, the mainstream narrative states that this temple was destroyed by Nile River flooding. However, this does not explain why the temple seems to have literally been blown apart and incinerated to where you can hardly even see traces of a massive temple behind where it would have stood from these statues. I mean, you see the statues and you can see some other little statues behind it and ruins, but it's literally, if there was a temple behind there, it's like it was incinerated. The Nile flooding is not going to make an entire temple just disappear. So that begs the bigger question, what really happened at this site? Our Egyptian tour guide, Muhammad Ibrahim, again, author and Egyptologist as well,

theorizes that this temple was actually laid waste around 10,000 BC during this time of cataclysmic solar disasters and flooding and that this also probably explains the severe damage done to these statues. I definitely side with Muhammad on this one, and I believe that these statues depict a much earlier golden age civilization and are engineered using lost technology. I believe these were, as Muhammad would say, the pre-deluvian ancient Egyptians that were a part of an earlier cycle of civilization way before the dynastic Egyptians of 3,000 BC. And again, what's remarkable is when you look at these statues, we get a glimpse of who these ancients were and what they looked like. They were the ones that had these elaborate headdresses and wore these skirts. So it's like

the dynastic Egyptians that came along later were continuing their look and ticking on their appearance. Now when you see these photos, you can still see on these statues, although they are super ancient, you can still see insane muscle tone on both the statue's knees and legs. It literally like a laser was 3D printing these. Notice the precision detail on the skirts. And all over the bottom half of the statues, you can see these 3D deeply embedded precision 3D symbols that are far superior to the graffiti-like hieroglyphs that seem to have been scratched into the statues at a later time, which I think is likely what Amunhotep

the third did to claim these Titans as his own. Now, many of these graffiti-like writings on these statues, their Roman-era inscriptions in Greek and Latin dated between 80-20 and 80-50. And many of these inscriptions make references to the Greek mythological king, Memnon, whom the statues were then thought to represent by the Greeks of the day, hence the name the Colossi of Memnon, which again, right there, today they're known as the Colossi of Memnon,

because of Greek inscriptions that we know came way after the dynastic Egyptians. So right there we have total proof of, later civilizations reclaiming these and renaming these. So if they're known as the Colossae of Memnon today because of Roman era and Greek inscriptions around AD 20 to 250, why does that make us think that the other earlier hieroglyphs etched in during the time of Amunhotep III were the original inscriptions of the builders? And as I mentioned earlier, this material came from over 400, hundred miles away near Cairo. So how did the ancients transport to one thousand ton pieces of stone that far? And again, I know a lot of people are going to say, oh, that's easy. They just threw them on

boats on the Nile. But again, I would come back with stop and consider how an army of thousands of men could realistically transport the 1,000 ton stone block on and off the boat, let alone over a vast desert from the Nile to its resting place. And to further prove this point, check out Jimmy Corsetti's social media channels. He posted at the time of this video I'm making, he recently posted a video of the world's brand new, most elite largest Kumatsu excavator. This thing is so massive, and the largest weight that it can lift is, guess what? 100 tons. Again, when you you see the humans next to this thing they look like ants this excavator is so massive and strong yet with our greatest technology it can only lift 100 tons how would the ancient egyptians

have lifted moved and put in place these 1,000 ton statues