Luke Caverns

It's fascinating how humans, like, we all feel like we're from somewhere, like this is where I was born. But a lot of our identity and our connection to the land that we feel we're a part of is about dead bodies being buried there.

It's fascinating how humans, like, we all feel like we're from somewhere, like this is where I was born. But a lot of our identity and our connection to the land that we feel we're a part of is about dead bodies being buried there.

It's fascinating how humans, like, we all feel like we're from somewhere, like this is where I was born. But a lot of our identity and our connection to the land that we feel we're a part of is about dead bodies being buried there.

Yeah. Yeah. So much of it is about death, right?

Yeah. Yeah. So much of it is about death, right?

Yeah. Yeah. So much of it is about death, right?

It's about your ancestors and that kicks, you know, we hope that our ancestors went to that other place, whatever it is in our religious perspective. But then there, the place where they're dead becomes more than just your dead grandpa. It becomes like the, your connection point to your religion and what you think happens to you after death. Yeah.

It's about your ancestors and that kicks, you know, we hope that our ancestors went to that other place, whatever it is in our religious perspective. But then there, the place where they're dead becomes more than just your dead grandpa. It becomes like the, your connection point to your religion and what you think happens to you after death. Yeah.

It's about your ancestors and that kicks, you know, we hope that our ancestors went to that other place, whatever it is in our religious perspective. But then there, the place where they're dead becomes more than just your dead grandpa. It becomes like the, your connection point to your religion and what you think happens to you after death. Yeah.

Yeah. Oh, man, that's so fascinating because it – so necropolis is a Greek word, means dead city. So you have acropolis, acropolis, a living city. You know, you have this necropolis in Egypt called Saqqara. I'm sure you've heard of this before.

Yeah. Oh, man, that's so fascinating because it – so necropolis is a Greek word, means dead city. So you have acropolis, acropolis, a living city. You know, you have this necropolis in Egypt called Saqqara. I'm sure you've heard of this before.

Yeah. Oh, man, that's so fascinating because it – so necropolis is a Greek word, means dead city. So you have acropolis, acropolis, a living city. You know, you have this necropolis in Egypt called Saqqara. I'm sure you've heard of this before.

And in Saqqara, you have these fake facades of buildings where the pharaoh is going to be walking around, where people are going to be living in this city in the afterlife. Like that's what all these tombs are. That's why, you know, at Giza – Yeah, yeah, that's what they are. They're like buildings that people are going to continue to live in.

And in Saqqara, you have these fake facades of buildings where the pharaoh is going to be walking around, where people are going to be living in this city in the afterlife. Like that's what all these tombs are. That's why, you know, at Giza – Yeah, yeah, that's what they are. They're like buildings that people are going to continue to live in.

And in Saqqara, you have these fake facades of buildings where the pharaoh is going to be walking around, where people are going to be living in this city in the afterlife. Like that's what all these tombs are. That's why, you know, at Giza – Yeah, yeah, that's what they are. They're like buildings that people are going to continue to live in.

They're going to get up in the next world and still be alive. And they're building, you know, these giant graveyards. They're just, they're cities. You're walking through it and all of these buildings that we call tombs That's an oversimplification on our part looking into the past. This was a building where they would live eternally in the next life.

They're going to get up in the next world and still be alive. And they're building, you know, these giant graveyards. They're just, they're cities. You're walking through it and all of these buildings that we call tombs That's an oversimplification on our part looking into the past. This was a building where they would live eternally in the next life.

They're going to get up in the next world and still be alive. And they're building, you know, these giant graveyards. They're just, they're cities. You're walking through it and all of these buildings that we call tombs That's an oversimplification on our part looking into the past. This was a building where they would live eternally in the next life.

And they actually built temples and places for the pharaoh to walk around. So on the third photo right there, those are facades of temples. On the right? The third from the left? Yes, yes. With some of these buildings, there's not actually an entrance into it. It's just a solid building.

And they actually built temples and places for the pharaoh to walk around. So on the third photo right there, those are facades of temples. On the right? The third from the left? Yes, yes. With some of these buildings, there's not actually an entrance into it. It's just a solid building.