For more than 5,000 years, some of Ancient Egypt’s strangest artifacts have survived in stone. From enormous granite boxes and perfectly drilled holes to impossibly thin stone vessels, precision cuts and polished surfaces, many of these objects were made from some of the hardest materials available, and exactly how the Egyptians achieved such remarkable results is still debated.

In this documentary, we investigate some of Ancient Egypt’s greatest archaeological mysteries, exploring mysterious artifacts, megalithic structures, ancient technology, granite stonework, unexplained tool marks and discoveries that continue to raise questions thousands of years later. From lost civilizations and forgotten building techniques to ancient machines, lost technology and unexplained archaeological sites, we examine what scientists, archaeologists and researchers have discovered — and the theories surrounding some of the ancient world’s most enduring unsolved mysteries.

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