Ancient Egypt is boring. I have probably watched at least 50 documentaries about WWII and still do...especially ones about Naval battles. I swear I saw my father in a documentary about the invasion of Sicily, where he was injured and sent home.
Ancient Egypt, I even tried to learn hieroglyphics a few years back. Actually, it's not that hard, quite simple however I didn't retain anything. A lot has happened since then.
I would like to learn more about ancient Egypt. In particular the strange and mysterious, some of which has been dismissed by debunkers and deriders whose supposed explanations and 'proofs' pointedly avoid the crux of the mysteries. Like the unexplained helical grooves around cores removed from holes in ancient masonry, and the weathering of the Sphinx that geologists affirm could only have been caused by centuries of exposure to heavy rains, where they have not been the norm for millennia, while Egyptologists bad-temperedly still promote the entrenched line of thought. Then there is the machine-like dressing of stone with absolute geometric precision, in a time when the only available tools, according to conventional thought, eg dolerite hammer-stones and copper chisels, would have been quite useless in obtaining anything like such perfection.
Randy D 