tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5377249718696904521.post567264190222457338..comments2024-02-17T16:05:30.527-06:00Comments on Brothers of the Serpent Podcast: Episode #229: The Book of the Damned - Part 1SnakeBroshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02461631759355754673noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5377249718696904521.post-11237974620300297262022-08-02T12:31:28.584-05:002022-08-02T12:31:28.584-05:00I was pleased to hear that you and Ben of Uncharte...I was pleased to hear that you and Ben of UnchartedX photographed the wall at Edfu and subsequently passed this on to someone for translation. Should you ever make it down to the so-called Osireion please do the same thing for the King's List wall at the temple of Seti the First. It has similar information but not an identical list. I believe one of the two walls makes reference to predynastic periods of "kings" in the ballpark of thirteen thousand years and twenty-three thousand years respectively. Mainstream archeology of course considers everything predynastic as mythological and everything dynastic as actually historical. 🤔 This information combined with other archaeological data is what gives us the the accepted chronology of the past five thousand years of Egyptian history.<br /><br />Note that similar to your questioner for this podcast I am another sedentary armchair researcher. I am seventy-five years of age. Peace out!Not Anonymoushttps://www.blogger.com/profile/01306054572244379139noreply@blogger.com