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Whats way more hilarious in that ending is that we see the pyramids and Sphinx being build in the background, both having existed for thousands of years at this point.
That whole DLC was terrible: low budget, nonsensical story, recycled gameplay elements from the main game and the complete lack of any control by the player of the events.
The Atlantis DLC is so much better, its like a different game.