Luke Caverns

And my hope is maybe these people become leaders someday. But at the same time, like, I don't know, to get ahead in that world, man, you got to be a dog.

And my hope is maybe these people become leaders someday. But at the same time, like, I don't know, to get ahead in that world, man, you got to be a dog.

Zahi is a really good example of what I think goes on in archaeology in Egypt. You know, you have a lot of different missions from different countries working in Egypt. You have like a German mission. You have the American mission, you know, different people working at different sites. And I can't speak to every country that's working there.

Zahi is a really good example of what I think goes on in archaeology in Egypt. You know, you have a lot of different missions from different countries working in Egypt. You have like a German mission. You have the American mission, you know, different people working at different sites. And I can't speak to every country that's working there.

Zahi is a really good example of what I think goes on in archaeology in Egypt. You know, you have a lot of different missions from different countries working in Egypt. You have like a German mission. You have the American mission, you know, different people working at different sites. And I can't speak to every country that's working there.

You have Australian missions that are working in Egypt, digging at certain sites. But yeah. But, you know, when I watch Zahi, I'm like, yeah, this is the what you're seeing. This is the attitude that has been at the spear point of Egyptology for the last lifetime. And and you can just imagine what goes on. Like, I mean, think about being on a dig site with him.

You have Australian missions that are working in Egypt, digging at certain sites. But yeah. But, you know, when I watch Zahi, I'm like, yeah, this is the what you're seeing. This is the attitude that has been at the spear point of Egyptology for the last lifetime. And and you can just imagine what goes on. Like, I mean, think about being on a dig site with him.

You have Australian missions that are working in Egypt, digging at certain sites. But yeah. But, you know, when I watch Zahi, I'm like, yeah, this is the what you're seeing. This is the attitude that has been at the spear point of Egyptology for the last lifetime. And and you can just imagine what goes on. Like, I mean, think about being on a dig site with him.

Think about working in his industry underneath him. Think about all the people that were a part of the discoveries that he made that feel so disrespected and so overlooked. You know, not once during that podcast did he ever acknowledge all the hardworking archaeologists that were actually there in the dirt doing all this hard work. He just took all this limelight.

Think about working in his industry underneath him. Think about all the people that were a part of the discoveries that he made that feel so disrespected and so overlooked. You know, not once during that podcast did he ever acknowledge all the hardworking archaeologists that were actually there in the dirt doing all this hard work. He just took all this limelight.

Think about working in his industry underneath him. Think about all the people that were a part of the discoveries that he made that feel so disrespected and so overlooked. You know, not once during that podcast did he ever acknowledge all the hardworking archaeologists that were actually there in the dirt doing all this hard work. He just took all this limelight.

And so, you know, clearly his identity is tied into what's in his coffee table book. And, you know, for him to act like that's the Bible of Giza is insane. I own the book and I and I've read it and it has half of a page about the subterranean chamber in Khufu's pyramid. So it's it's you can write a whole book about that. What is your... I don't mean to interrupt. Keep going.

And so, you know, clearly his identity is tied into what's in his coffee table book. And, you know, for him to act like that's the Bible of Giza is insane. I own the book and I and I've read it and it has half of a page about the subterranean chamber in Khufu's pyramid. So it's it's you can write a whole book about that. What is your... I don't mean to interrupt. Keep going.

And so, you know, clearly his identity is tied into what's in his coffee table book. And, you know, for him to act like that's the Bible of Giza is insane. I own the book and I and I've read it and it has half of a page about the subterranean chamber in Khufu's pyramid. So it's it's you can write a whole book about that. What is your... I don't mean to interrupt. Keep going.

Oh, I was just going to say, I was just going to say, man, um... When you go to Egypt, there are some things that you're going to be appalled by, by like the modern Egyptian world. I do this series on YouTube called Megaliths You've Never Seen Before. And I'm always trying to like find these weird obscure blocks that you never see on Google. And I'm walking around the side of the Pyramid of Unas.

Oh, I was just going to say, I was just going to say, man, um... When you go to Egypt, there are some things that you're going to be appalled by, by like the modern Egyptian world. I do this series on YouTube called Megaliths You've Never Seen Before. And I'm always trying to like find these weird obscure blocks that you never see on Google. And I'm walking around the side of the Pyramid of Unas.

Oh, I was just going to say, I was just going to say, man, um... When you go to Egypt, there are some things that you're going to be appalled by, by like the modern Egyptian world. I do this series on YouTube called Megaliths You've Never Seen Before. And I'm always trying to like find these weird obscure blocks that you never see on Google. And I'm walking around the side of the Pyramid of Unas.

Yeah. And there's a turd on the side of the pyramid. A human turd? Yeah, and it's from the guard that's sitting up on top of the hill, the Egyptian guard looking down at me. And I go around to Land of Kim, who I'm traveling with. Have you heard of him before?

Yeah. And there's a turd on the side of the pyramid. A human turd? Yeah, and it's from the guard that's sitting up on top of the hill, the Egyptian guard looking down at me. And I go around to Land of Kim, who I'm traveling with. Have you heard of him before?

Yeah. And there's a turd on the side of the pyramid. A human turd? Yeah, and it's from the guard that's sitting up on top of the hill, the Egyptian guard looking down at me. And I go around to Land of Kim, who I'm traveling with. Have you heard of him before?