This Country Found a Lost City Under The Sea 😱 | Pyramid That Was Once Covered In Gold #shorts
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Egypt hid more than tombs.
In this 30-second stickman explainer you'll learn:
• How Thonis-Heracleion, Egypt's greatest port before Alexandria, sank in 800 AD and was found 30 feet underwater in 2000
• Why the Great Pyramid of Giza was originally covered in polished white Tura limestone and capped with electrum that reflected sunlight for miles
• The truth about mummy teeth and the world's oldest toothpaste invented by Egyptians
Perfect for quick history facts, ancient Egypt lovers, and visual learners.
Thonis-Heracleion: Lost ∼1200 years, rediscovered 2000 by Franck Goddio in Abu Qir Bay, 30 feet deep, 64 ships, 700 anchors, 16-ft statues, temple of Amun. Cause: earthquakes + soil liquefaction around 8th century AD. 
2. Great Pyramid original appearance: Encased in polished white Tura limestone, polished with sand/stone until it gleamed, topped with capstone covered in electrum (gold+silver alloy) glimmering like gold / second sun. Later stripped after 1303 earthquake. 
3. Correction Fact: No credible source for "3000 year old chewing gum in mummy teeth". Verified replacement: Ancient Egyptians invented oldest known toothpaste formula (rock salt, mint, dried iris, pepper) around 1500 years ago, documented on papyrus; mummies show severe dental wear from sand in bread. Toothpaste recipe and dental practices documented via medical papyri and mummy remains. 
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