3000-Year-Old Egyptian Pyramid Texts Have Been Translated, They're Stanger Than We Thought

The stories you are about to hear were translated from hieroglyphs found in the temples, pyramids and ruins of Egypt. Thought to be around 3000 years old, they are the oldest body of extant literature from Egypt still in existence. Given their extraordinary antiquity, it seems strange that they are not better known to the public. Pyramid Texts contain some very strange stories and confusing writings, but Egyptologists are now fairly certain that they understand the true meaning of them. DTTV - Archaeology Answers