Khufu's Name in Red Paint. Forged? | One Name in a Corner, Pt 2

1837. Colonel Howard Vyse's men break into low, hidden rooms above the King's Chamber of the Great Pyramid. On the walls: the name of King Khufu. Not carved, but daubed in red paint. It is the only king's name inside the Great Pyramid. Some say Vyse's team painted it themselves. If that were true, one of the main links between the pyramid and its king would be gone. We read what the marks say, put the forgery charge fairly, and check it. Paint can be tested, and in 2013 samples were taken. So what happened next? Part 2 of 2 of "One Name in a Corner", episode 3 of our PYRAMIDS series. Part 1:    • The Pyramids Got Worse, Not Better. Why? |...   The whole series:    • PYRAMIDS: what were they built to do?   CHAPTERS 00:00 Last time: the effort 00:57 The hidden rooms above the King's Chamber 03:57 What the paint says 07:04 The forgery charge, put fairly 10:17 The paint test 12:04 Herodotus and "Cheops" 15:28 "Never decorated"? Checked 17:18 What does the name prove? 19:39 Next: where the stone came from Sources, images and licences: https://betweensourcestv.com/credits/... #GreatPyramid #AncientMysteries #Khufu #AncientEgypt