I really hope you have undestructable windows, bars and hardened Seel doors everywhere on that Museum. Making it impossible to get in without keys.
At Civil Unrest the Museums usually gets robbed.
Just look at Irak, the Baghdad Museum was completley emptied by the locals when the Americans came, and extremley old and valuabe treasures of humaitys history went forever lost to a crazy mob grabbing what they could... i lack of words of how extremley sad this is.
Good idea Dr Hawass, the basement is like an Ali Baba treasure throve, and we all should be allowed to discover and marvel at its hidden secrets. My good friend Sabah, one of the most professional archaeologists at Cairo Museum, well done Sabah for all what you are doin, to help the world to continue witnessing the most wonderful culture the world ever knew and will know.
I would love to tour the basements of the world's museums- I'm sure there are hundreds of thousands of treasures and artworks that no one but curators ever lay eyes on...
I would feel the same way as he did uncovering a precious treasure from long ago.
BlueberryHearts 1 year ago
the way we have museums today do you think that ancient eygpt had places like this aswel.
tdotwestdot1 1 year ago
I really hope you have undestructable windows, bars and hardened Seel doors everywhere on that Museum. Making it impossible to get in without keys.
At Civil Unrest the Museums usually gets robbed.
Just look at Irak, the Baghdad Museum was completley emptied by the locals when the Americans came, and extremley old and valuabe treasures of humaitys history went forever lost to a crazy mob grabbing what they could... i lack of words of how extremley sad this is.
Bellybeard 1 year ago 2
What a fascinating man. I never get tired of his stories.
anton1990 1 year ago 4
The basement is marked with Greek letters?
24ΓΣ at 0:19
Strange...
Z1BABOUINOS 1 year ago
@Z1BABOUINOS no this is our Arabic numerals system. The number 24 is ۲٤ in Arabic. Try to Google "eastern Arabic numerals" for more information
abo3isa 1 year ago
Good idea Dr Hawass, the basement is like an Ali Baba treasure throve, and we all should be allowed to discover and marvel at its hidden secrets. My good friend Sabah, one of the most professional archaeologists at Cairo Museum, well done Sabah for all what you are doin, to help the world to continue witnessing the most wonderful culture the world ever knew and will know.
guruartist 1 year ago
i like archaeology and palaentology! I'll dig for both swords and t-rex fossils!
acerb45666555 1 year ago
Incredible that the Egyptians have so many artefacts they don't even know what to do with them all!
MalcolmJHK 2 years ago 12
no, we know what to do with them:P
ticazz 2 years ago
I would love to tour the basements of the world's museums- I'm sure there are hundreds of thousands of treasures and artworks that no one but curators ever lay eyes on...
drinkythecrow 2 years ago 13
excellent.
fewilde 2 years ago
No point keeping artefacts in a sealed box in a dusty old basement.. get them out in the open for everyone to enjoy!
praddles 2 years ago 3