LA PIRÁMIDE MÁS ANTIGUA!! | EGIPTO #12

Now we're here in a shop where they make papyrus. I'm going to teach you how to make papyrus. From the papyrus plant to finish like these mosaics you see here on the wall. Son of a bitch. They're the ones used in Ancient Egypt. Like the books to tell the whole story. The Ancients made a lot of this area. I'm not sure what you mean. We cut the inside of the laminae. But this part broke easily because there was a lot of water. That's why we use a nudillo to draw the water. - I'm not going to. Look at him. For a week. The water is normal. A week to have the papyrus clear. There's another papyrus darker and older. To keep the papyrus dark we put the sheets in water for two weeks. We threw the water bottles. And we put two pieces of cotton in this way. One is horizontal. The other vertical. - What? It's called a trama, right? I'm not going to. Una trenza is the same. And we put the sheets on a braid. For another week. Two weeks. Un paper. Look at the light on the screen. Horizontal and vertical. And we could use all kinds of colors. Aguarelo, what's going on? Oleo. What? There's a guy named Gouache. After the artist makes the design. We are already in court, Santiago. No paramedics? No, not yet. Humo is complete. We are here in the temple of Saqqara. That's south of Cairo. Where is the oldest pyramid in the world. Now let's see it re-scaled. And here we are in the temple of Saqqara. That these sons, even if they pass two walls. Son of the two giants. They opened the gates to let the King of Saqqara through. It is impressive. It's that huge. To come to Saqqara we have taken a guide. Well, not a guide. We've got a taxi. - I know. Recommended we have seen on the Internet. We're looking for a guide. We'll have a tour tomorrow. But he recommended a trustworthy taxi driver. To take us to different places outside of Cairo. If you come to Cairo. To visit these places like Saqqara. Memphis, the old capital. We'll go after. The best thing is to take a taxi. They'll be carrying you from one place to another. Negotiating the money in advance. A nos has cost us like 10 euros all afternoon. The sea, which takes us to three different places. It's pretty good. And for him it's a monopastón. Because in total we come four people. You're going to get 40 payouts. Oh, he's going to make gold. And that's leaving us now at different points. Like this from Saqqara. In general, in Cairo you can... O sea, in Egypt there is no risk. If you want to take a taxi. There's no risk of anything happening. You just have to negotiate the money. Before you get it. And here is the stepped pyramid. The oldest pyramid in the world. With 100 meters of height. And designed by Imhotep. The famous architect and doctor, no? We'll talk about it later. But there's no one here, huh? There are a couple of tourists. But all the people working here. Yeah, people are planning there too. In the pyramid... As you can see, it's different what the shape of the pyramid is. Because it has like 6 different levels. Instead of being totally Lisa. Well, that's it, right? It's like... That's why it's called Escalonada, right? It's like it goes through different blocks, different levels. You have to be careful because here they ask you for pasta for everything. Look, here's a Mara telling you to get up and ride the horse, right? No, no, no, I'm not going to. A photo with him... O sea, I ride the horse. Ah, with the pyramid at the bottom. O sea, I come with you by the tripod. You want me to eat the entrance. 20 pounds. O sea, what is something... Yeah, that's why. A euro or something like that. Solo by meter on the tripod. He said, no I'm not gonna use it. It's the same. When they don't want to learn English or anything. Only for those who have seen it you have to give 20 euros. Apart from that... 20 pounds, yeah. Yeah, that's like a euro. And that, it's full of people here. I'm going to buy you a... To sell you everything. But good, there's that... You have to be careful. They say they have a party at Christmas. In the time of the Pharaohs. Bailaban. What is it? This is the place where they play. Where are we, Mara? In Memphis. Are we here in Memphis, Tennessee? - No, I'm not going. What no? We're in Memphis which was the ancient capital of Baja Egipto. When... The time of the Pharaohs. Of which nothing remains of what the village was. Except for a statue of Ramses II. That's what we're gonna see in here. O sea, there is nothing left between erosion, sandstorms, looting and so on. There is no queda nada. So what's left is that. The sculpture is of Ramses II that is the most important. Because it is the largest sculpture of Ramses II that is preserved in Egypt. Here is the statue of Ramses II. It is enormous. Oh, and that's what's missing here, the half, the legs. But there's the rest of the body. But look who's still got the knife. Yes, in the belt. It's like when you see a Buddha in these... In Japan or in... Look, there's something there... must be something the woman, the son. Well, he must be old because he doesn't look like a woman. What we've learned is that he was alive, right? When was this statue made, right, Mara? Why? Why? He has straight arms and a straight beard. If I was curved, I'd be dead. I'd be dead too, with my arms straight. That's for the cats, John. Here we have another one of the sphinxes that are here from Egypt. As you can see, much smaller than the original. I'm not going to... It's the Sphinx of Memphis from the 19th Dynasty. From 1200 BC You can't keep... I learned everything. Do you really know him very, very, very well? That this knew everything. It coincides. And he retains his nose and chin, unlike the one in front of Kefren. We are back. We've seen the light and sound show of the pyramids. They project lights on the pyramids, on the sphinxes, on a little wall there. Telling a little of the history of Egypt. And well, it's all right, but it's also not essential. Oh, sea, it is very good. On top of that we've been through a lot, a lot of cold. Oh, it was quite interesting, la verdad. It's really cool because they do all the games on the pyramids. I'm going to take you to the van. And it's very good the game they play with the lights for... Depending on the pharaoh they're talking about at any given moment, the pyramid they're talking about. The truth is I liked it, the only problem was that it was too cold. But good, by the way quite interesting. Although not essential. And nothing, we're going to shut you up. It's been a day that's been a blast with the pyramids and all. So that's very cool. I didn't like the show. I mean, it was fine, but it wasn't impressive. I don't know if... I've missed you enough. Oh, the story was fine, but what a light show. Well, for the taste. So nothing, if you come here I can leave you now the pictures. And if you feel like it when you come, you know. That's something extra you can do. So nothing, more tomorrow. Tomorrow you'll be back in Cairo. I finally got to know the whole downtown area. So we'll teach you nothing. See you tomorrow.