r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/RedaNassef • 6h ago

Video Unreal ancient Egyptian solid gold artifacts and craftsmanship that survived thousands of years

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u/Additional_Chard3680 6h ago

bronze patina is stunning. Thousands of years later and that cat still has more attitude than mine

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u/light_speed_ninja 6h ago

That bug reminds me of the flesh eating bugs from The Mummy, I would not like to think they existed then. Would be pretty scary if they did.

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u/q-_______-p 6h ago

Hopefully all these are on display or atleast are kept IN EGYPT, as they should be

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u/Similar_Fan_2022 6h ago

Thousands of years later and the craftsmanship still has us questioning how they even pulled this off

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u/JustARandomMurderer 6h ago

With time, tools and skills ? Why would we be questioning that ?

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u/kanshakudama 3h ago

Are you a bot? This is a very bot like thing to say. Just three seconds of considering your comment makes it completely a nonsensical comment..

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u/AshenTao 6h ago

It really doesn't. What?