red haired mummies  red haired mummies  red haired mummies  red haired mummies   red haired mummies
A well preserved body
from the pre-dynastic
period in Egypt, circa
3,300 BC. Buried in a
sand grave, the natural
dryness of the
surroundings kept the
body preserved. His red
hair  have been so well
preserved that he has
been given the nickname
"Ginger" at the British
Museum where he is
kept on public display.
Right: "Ginger's" head.
Queen Hetop-Heres II, of the Fourth Dynasty, the daughter of Cheops, the builder of the great pyramid, is shown in the
colored bas reliefs of her tomb to have been a distinct blonde. Her hair is painted a bright yellow stippled with little red
horizontal lines, and her skin is white. (‘The Races of Europe’, Carleton Stevens Coon, New York City, Macmillan.
1939, p.98)
The Law Code of Hammurabi, 1750 BC. The code has been preserved intact on this stela, now in the Louvre Museum in Paris. At the top of the stela is picture of the
king before Shamash, the (typically Indo-European) sun-god, who was also the god of justice. The introduction to the code is directly below the pictures, in which
Hammurabi asserts that he has come to rule over the "dark haired people". The 282 laws cover such things as offenses against other people and property; disputes
concerning land, trade, fees, professional services and family. Some of the punishments would be considered harsh by modern standards, but on the whole the laws
present a picture of a well ordered society which lived by recognized standards and offered protection to all its citizens. Alongside is a detail from the stela showing the
great Nordic King Hammurabi in profile. His racial features are clear in this depiction made during his lifetime.
King Hammurabi has become most famous for his Code of Laws, dating from 1750 BC, which is widely but incorrectly held to be the first written legal code in the world
(it was the second, the first being the code drawn up by the earlier White Sumerians). Hammurabi's Code of Law was engraved in stone and set up in the great cities
of the region - to this day the Code is regarded as the father of the all legal codes of the world.
While some of the laws themselves seem harsh to the modern mind (death for being unable to repay debt, for example) nonetheless the wording of the prologue to
Hammurabi's Law Code provides a fascinating glimpse into the conflict between the Semitic and Indo-European populations in the region.
In the prologue, Hammurabi announces that he has come to "rule the black haired people"; he is also referred to as "the White King" and the "White Potent", obviously
in reference to his coloring.
The original introduction on the Hammurabi Code, which was engraved in stone and is still existent, reads as follows :
"Hammurabi, the exalted prince, who feared God, to bring about the rule of righteousness in the land, to destroy the wicked and the evil-doers; so that the strong
should not harm the weak; so that I should rule over the black-headed people like Shamash, and enlighten the land, to further the well-being of mankind..."
"Hammurabi, the prince, called of Bel am I, making riches and increase,...who enriched Ur;...the white king,...the mighty, who again laid the foundations of Sippara...the
lord who granted new life to Uruk, who brought plenteous water to its inhabitants...the White, Potent, who penetrated the secret cave of the bandits ..."

Racially speaking, the inhabitants of Egypt at this period in time were divided into three groups. Skeletal evidence from grave sites show that the original White
Mediterraneans and Proto-Nordics were in a majority in the area - a well preserved body found in a sand grave in Egypt dating from approximately 3000 BC, on display
in the British Museum in London, has even been nicknamed "Ginger" because of his red hair - (See Above Photo)
Syrian and Hittite Prisoners in the tomb, south wall of the second
court, circa 1325 BC. The Egyptians took care to portray their
enemies as accurately as they could: On the left, a pair of
Indo-European Hittites, and on the right, Semitics from Syria.
MUMMY TRIVIA
The mummy  of Ramses III was so unattractive that he became the model for Boris Karloff's characterisation in the
film 'The Mummy'
The mummy of the red
haired Egyptian King,
Ramses II, is on public
display at the Egyptian
Museum, Cairo
Forensics tests were
done on Ramses,
proving that his red hair
was 'natural'. Ref:
Ramses the Great by
National Geographics.
THE RED HAIRED RAMSES II - LAST SIGNIFICANT WHITE PHARAOH

Egypt's last display of national vigor came with the red haired Pharaoh Ramses II (1292 - 1225 BC). Ramses II managed to re-establish the already decaying Egyptian Empire by recapturing
much land in Nubia.

He also fought a series of battles against invading Indo-Europeans, the Hittites. This was culminated with the battle of Kadesh in northern Syria. Ramses signed a treaty with the Hittites in 1258
BC, which ended the war. In terms of the treaty, Ramses took as his wife an Indo-European Hittite princess. His other achievements included the building of the rock-hewn temple of Abu
Simbel, the great hall in the Temple of Amon at Karnak, and the mortuary temple at Thebes.

After this king, Egypt entered into a steady period of decay, caused directly by the elimination of the original Egyptians, and their replacement with a mixed population made up of Black, Semitic
and the remnant White population. This racially divergent nation was never again to reach the heights achieved by the First, Second or the first part of the Third Kingdoms. In these later years
there were competing claimants to the pharaohs throne, many of whom, racially speaking, bore no resemblance to the original pharaohs at all.
The mummy of Pharaoh Seti I is the most lifelike of the great pharaohs of Egypt, and a tribute to the
embalmer's art. His caucasian features remain crystal clear and because of the excellent preservation
process, Seti's mummy can easily be compared with a relief of his face made in his lifetime at the Temple
at Abydos. Seti was the son of the great Ramses I, and became pharaoh in 1320 BC. He reoccupied lands
in Syria lost to earlier Syrian invasions, conquered Palestine and conducted campaigns against the Semitic
Libyans and the Indo-European Hittites
This is one of the finest statues of
Thutmosis III, on the picture. This statue of
basalt is kept in the Egyptian Museum,
Cairo. Perhaps it has the actual size, it is
about five feet tall - corresponding the
ancient Egyptian average. It has nicely
formed muscular structure, counterpointed
by a face which has a hint of discord. It is not
disturbing, but proves that the statue is
strongly idealized. His benevolent look and
nice smile are overruled by his strong nose,
but his chin is definitely small. Since the
statue had to resemble, these characters
could not be changed.
After the death of Solomon, Sheba was
assassinated and evidence of her existence
deliberated destroyed by Thutmossis III. We
are lucky to have any thing left of this time in
history.
Portrait of Tuthmosis I from his daughter's temple
at Deir el-Bahri
Akheperenre
(Tuthmosis II)   
The mummy of
Tuthmosis II was
found at Deir el-Bahri
in a replacement
coffin (the original
owner is unknown)
covered in the
remains of his
original wrappings.
Tuthmosis II was a frail,
rather weak-looking
individual,.X-rays have tended
confirm that Tuthmosis II died
when he was around 30.
Menkheperure
(Tuthmosis IV)
Tuthmosis IV was x-rayed again in the 1970s, it was possible to more accurately evaluate his age at around 35 years old, which accords well with the historical record, which indicates that Tuthmosis
IV must have been around 40-46 when he died.
Were the patriarchs and the Egyptian Pharaohs the Same?
History describes them as a darker race, but in truth they were Caucasian .

In the study of Egyptian Kingdoms things can get quite confusing. For example the reigns of the early New Kingdom pharaohs  Tao II, Kamose, Ahmose, Amenhotep I,
Thutmose I and Thutmose II were not sequential, but overlapped substantially. many names were given to one individual and several nations could claim the pharaoh as their
own under another title, ie. King, Emperor, etc.

Abraham was Thutmose. Thutmose is a compound name coprised of thus (From Thoth, the Egyptian God of Wisdom) and Mose (an Egyptian title or suffix indicating son or
rightful heir) .
Egyptian Female Pharaoh: Queen Hatshepsut, wife of Pharaoh Thutmosis II. She ruled Egypt after Thutmosis' death in 1520 BC. Her long blonde hair and  facial structure has
been well preserved by the embalming process of the time

Genesis Patriarch Lamech (First line of Adam) is Thoth (Seth)whom murdered Osiris. In biblical history we show Lamech as blind and murdered Patriarch Mehujael

The myths and legends of Greece, India and South America describe the rule of Osiris and Isis. '
The Mighty Osiris and Isis walked into the Egyptian Valley out of nowhere and assumed command.'
They were taller and more imposing than the men of the time, with long blond hair, marblelike white skin and remarkable powers that enabled them to perform miracles.


Abraham was shown to be the faithful elder half-brother of both Tao II and Thutmose I (Mose=Son, Thut=Thoth).

In Genesis 14, Abraham is given the pseudonym of Shem-eber king of Zeboiim (Memphis). Shemeber is translated as "Illustrious." However, it is also a compound name
comprised of Shem (Sabium) and Eber (Hammurabi). These two ancestors were not only kings, but also masters of the sciences, law and philosophy . Abraham was placed
in their company, not only with respect to wisdom, but also in kingship. Zeboiim, that is Memphis, was the ancient seat of kingship and wisdom in Egypt. (Ref: Living in Truth:
Archaeology and the Patriarchs by Charles N. Pope)


ThutmoseIV According to legend, nearly three and a half thousand years ago, one of the sons of the Egyptian Pharaoh Amenophis II was out hunting near a plateau some ten
miles from Cairo. Tired from his endeavours, the Prince Thutmose rested in the shadow of a mysterious head protruding from the desert sands.

Thutmose duly fell asleep and, in a dream, heard the carved stone head whispering to him that one day he would become ruler of all Egypt ahead of his older brothers. The
prince was also told that he would then free the body of the forgotten god from the desert sands where it had lain buried for centuries. Thutmose awoke refreshed, and,
recalling the dream silently committed himself to clearing away the sands, intrigued that as a younger son, he could possibly become Pharaoh. He then left to continue his
hunting.

On the death of his father the prophecy become true, with the former hunter ascending the throne as Pharaoh Tuthmosis IV. Shortly afterwards the Pharaoh, who was only to
reign for eight years (1413-1405BCE), honoured the pledge made as a younger man and cleared the area around the Sphinx revealing the God in its true magnificence
Thutmose IV and Joseph (YUYA)
Ahmed Osman proved that the identity of Biblical Joseph was that of Prime Minister Yuya in the Egyptian New Kingdom.  *An ancestor of Yuya in the Egyptian Middle Kingdom
served as his role model.  This earlier member of Yuya's family had a similar name and held an identical office to his own.  Working backwards from the time of Yuya in the
Egyptian 18th Dynasty, the identity of the first Joseph can be found among the great princes of the 12th Dynasty
Ahmed Osman reveals that when Joseph revealed his identity to his kinsmen who had sold him into slavery, he told them that "God had made him 'A father to Pharaoh'.
Throughout the long history of ancient Egypt, only one man is known to have been given the title 'A father to Pharoah' - Yuya, a vizier of the eighteenth dynasty King Tuthmosis
IV.
Yuya has long intrigued Egyptologists because he was buried in the Valley of Kings even though he was not a member of the Royal House.
Akhnaten was titled the 'heretic' king being that it was him and his mother Queen Tiy which created the rise of monotheism in Egypt. During his reign, the Pharaoh Akhenaten
was able to abolish the complex pantheon of the ancient Egyptian religion and replace it with a single god, the Aten, who had no image or form.
Pharaoh Akhenaten's Hymn to Aten is  the same as Psalm 104 of the Bible.

Horemheb may have been the oppressor king in the Book of Exodus. The time of departure of the Hebrews from Egypt would have been during the short reign of Ramses I,
the first king of the nineteenth dynasty.
Egyptian Moses=Son of
Senmut=Solomon
The Exodus Moses would
then mean Son of Solomon
RamsesII
Professor P. F. Ceccaldi, with a research team, studied some hairs from the mummy's scalp. Ramesses II was thought to be 87 years-old when he died, and his hair had turned white. Ceccaldi
determined that the reddish-yellow color of the hair was due to a dye with a dilute henna solution. Many Egyptians dyed their hair, and this personal habit was preserved by the embalmers. However,
traces of the hair's original color remained in the roots. Microscopic examinations showed that the hair roots contained natural red pigments, and that therefore, during his younger days, Ramesses II
had been a red head. Analysis concluded that these red pigments did not result from the hair somehow fading, or otherwise being altered after death, but did represent Ramesses' natural hair color.
Ceccaldi also studied the cross-section of the hairs, and determined from their oval shape, that Ramesses had been "cymotrich" (wavy-haired). Finally, he stated that such a combination of features
showed that Ramesses had been a "leucoderm" (white-skinned person).
GIANT HEADRESS
FROM UR

From the Royal Tombs of UR.
Giant gold headress of Queen
Puabi. This Gold headress is
three times the size of a
'normal' human head.
Queen Tiy (Taia,Tyre)
Father was Yuya
Mother Thuya
Mother and wife of Akhenaten (Pharaoh
Priestess of the God Amun AmenhotepIII who was the father of Aye whom replaced Tutankhamun after his death)
The most brilliant and famous of Egypt's queens in 18th Dynasty Egypt.
This statue was found in the Temple of Hathor near the turquoise mines.
Yuya-(Joseph II)
Biblical Joseph  Egyptian Prime Minister during 1400 BC.
Father of Tiy. Yuya's blonde hair and Caucasian facial struture have been well preserved by the embalming process.
Thuya, Wife of Yuya.
Equally blonde and caucasian. She was the great grandmother of Tutankhamen.
Mother of Tiy
Egyptian Female
Pharaoh: Queen
Hatshepsut, wife of
Pharaoh Thutmosis II.
She ruled Egypt after
Thutmosis' death in
1520 BC. Her long
blonde hair and  facial
structure has been well
preserved by the
embalming process of
the time
The Exodus

The Gospel According to Egypt
Epitome of Ahmed Osman's books:
Stranger in the Valley of the Kings
Moses: Pharaoh of Egypt
House of the Messiah

Aye succeeded Tutankhamun as Pharaoh, but ruled only a few years before he too mysteriously disappeared.(1) The army commander, Horemheb, married a surviving heiress (believed to be
Mutnodjme, a sister of Nefertiti) of the royal line and became Pharaoh in his place.(2) It was during Horemheb's reign that Ramses was appointed commander of the Egyptian army. Ramses had
formerly been the mayor of Zarw, and upon his appointment as army commander, he began to expand the fortress city of Zarw which was renamed Pi-Ramses (the House of Ramses) in his own
honor.(3) Renewed building at Zarw was later inititated by Ramses II.

When Horemheb died without heir and was succeeded by Ramses, the Egyptian 18th Dynasty came to an end. In the Sinai desert, at the location known as Mount Sarabit, there are the remains
of an ancient Egyptian temple. It was here that the archaeologist Flinders Petrie found an exquisite statue of Akhenaten's mother, Queen Tiye.(4) It was also here that a stele set up by Pharaoh
Ramses I was found which declared that the Aten and all its dominion were now under his rule.(5) What more logical location would there be for such a stele than at the very spot where
Akhenaten (Moses) would have spent much of his time in exile? What other reason would Ramses have had to place this monument in such a remote area?

Osman deduces that if Akhenaten were still living, Ramses I, the erstwhile underling of Akhenaten, would not have been allowed to make such a bold proclamation, or to ascend to the throne
without a challenge. The description of Moses' return from the wilderness, found both in the Bible and the Koran, includes appeals which would have been used by Akhenaten to convince the
elders of Egypt that he was indeed the exiled Pharaoh and should as the only remaining Thutmosid be duly reinstated as king.(6)

Despite the former glories of the 18th Dynasty, Akhenaten was not welcomed back. Ramses had already taken firm control over both the military and the government of Egypt. Akhenaten was
forced once again to leave Egypt. Perhaps, as the Bible describes, Akhenaten and the rest of his "chosen" ones who had not accompanied him into exile, would have been sent away with due
respect and with rich gifts (Exodus 12:35-36), but nonetheless they were sent away. As the Book of Psalms records, at this final departure of Moses and his followers, Egypt was truly glad (Psalm
105:38), for in their minds, the reign of Akhenaten was a mistake, and the reason Egypt had been so severely afflicted by plague. In the 19th Dynasty Akhenaten, Semenkhare, Tutankhamun and
Aye were excised from the king lists. They were considered to have never ruled and the lengths of their reigns were added to that of Horemheb's!

The reign of Ramses I lasted only one full year, and correlates well with the death of the Pharaoh during the Exodus as described by the Bible.(7) Josephus, quoting Manetho, states that those
responsible for Egypt's 13 years of trouble were attacked by "Rampses" and driven out of Egypt.(8) At the time of the death of Ramses I, his son Seti I, was involved in a military expedition in the
Sinai,(9) because "the foe belonging to the Shasu are plotting rebellion."(10) The Karnak Temple mural from which this record is quoted also states, "the rebels, they know not how they shall
[flee]; the vanquished of the Shasu [becoming like] that which exist not."(11) It stands to reason that an attack on a tribe of bedouins(12) could have waited at least until Ramses' burial ... unless
Seti believed that they were considered a threat to the throne, or assisting the people he considered responsible for his father's death. (The name Seti is derived from the Nile Delta god Set. Set,
in Egyptian legend was the murderer of Osiris. Later in Hebrew/Christian beliefs he became namesake of the Biblical Satan.)

The following is a direct quote from "Egypt, Canaan, and Israel in Ancient Times" by Donald Redford.(13) "Shasu [literally meaning "a people who move on foot"](14) are found in Egyptian texts
from the 18th Dynasty through the Third Intermediate Period. They most frequently occur in generalizing toponym lists where the context helps little in pinpointing their location. But lists from Soleb
and Amarah [in Nubia], ultimately of fifteenth century [B.C.] origin [circa 17th/18th Dynasty] suggest that an original concentration of Shasu settlements lay in southern Transjordan in the plains of
Moab and northern Edom. Here a group of six names is identified as in 'the land of the Shasu' and these include Se'ir (i.e., Edom), Laban (probably Libona, south of Amman), Sam'ath (cf. the
Shim'ethites, a clan of the Kenites: 1 Chron. 2:55), Wrbr (probably the Wady Hasa) [, Yhw, and Pysps].(15) Elsewhere in texts of the 19th and 20th Dynasties, the consistent linking of Shasu with
Edom and the Arabah (Timna) places the identifications on the earlier lists beyond doubt."

"The localization of the 'Land of the Shasu' in the mountainous districts of Se'ir ... has an interesting consequence for one name in the mentioned lists from Soleb and Amarah - 'Yhw (in) the land
of the Shasu.' For half a century it has been generally admitted that we have here the tetragrammaton, the name of the Israelite god, 'Yahweh'; and if this be the case, as it undoubtedly is, the
passage constitutes a most precious indication of the whereabouts during the late fifteenth century B.C. of an enclave revering this god. ... Numerous passages in later Biblical tradition ... depict
Yahweh 'coming forth from Se'ir' and originating in Edom."

Donald Redford goes on to state that the Shasu "burst with especially grievous force just before the beginning of the 19th Dynasty across ... northern Sinai, cutting off Egypt's coastal route ...
though Sety I had little trouble in beating them back ..." But why had these descendents of Laban (uncle/father-in-law of Jacob and great-great-great-grandfather of the Biblical Moses, Genesis
28:2) and adherents of Yahweh (i.e., Jehovah), whose homeland was in and around Mount Se'ir in Edom, suddenly appeared along the Via Maris (Mediterranean coastal route and main artery
between Egypt and Canaan) at the same time that Moses and the Israelites are said (according to Manetho) to have been driven from Egypt by "Rampses?".

A reasonable deduction is that they were requested by Akhenaten to assist in his return to Egypt, either to reclaim his throne, or to extract the remainder of his followers ("speak to Pharaoh about
bringing the Israelites out"). The size of the Shasu force (200,000 by the Karnak account), which may have included the Exodus party ("the foe belonging to the Shasu"), and their actions
(possibly raiding two Egyptian garrisons along the Via Maris in order to obtain water)(16) were likely used as justification for a counterstrike by Seti.

The attacks on the Shasu were continued in the reign of the Pharaoh Ramses II who succeeded Seti, and were again considered important enough to be recorded on the walls of the Karnak
temple, and at the Nile Delta city of Tanis(17) as well. Moreover, Ramses II's son and successor Merenptah lists another group (in lieu of the Shasu) as being a victim of his father's campaigning
in Palestine, namely Israel itself (Israel stela account), indicating that by Merenptah's time Israel was recognized as a separate people apart from the groups recorded by the Egyptians as living in
"the land of the Shasu."
Sculpture found in tomb of King Tutankhamun
A version of the Hermopolitan cosmogony involves a celestial
goose. This goose, commonly known as the Great Cackler
because it was the first creature to break the silence, laid an
egg on the primordial hill. The sun god Ra, who thereafter
continued the creation process, broke free from this egg. In
another slightly different (and later) version, it is an ibis that
lays the egg on the island. This later version was adapted to
the story of the Ogdoad because the priests of Hermopolis
wanted to promote their local god Thoth (whom the Greeks
knew as Hermes, hence the name Hermopolis). An association
with the Ogdoad would have given Thoth more power and
seniority over other popular gods.

The most poetic version of the Hermopolitan myth reverts to
creation coming out of the chaotic primeval ocean. Indeed, in
this rendition of the story, it is a lotus flower that is said to
emerge from the waters. The petals of the lotus flower
unfolded and sitting on the calix (the centre / heart of the
flower) was a divine child, the god Ra. A remarkable sculpture
found in the tomb of King Tutankhamun shows the head of the
young king emerging from a lotus flower, the petals fanning out
around his neck -- an image that depicts the young king with
the powers of the creator god Ra (see image left).



In a variation of the lotus flower theme, it is a scarab beetle
that emerges from the petals of the flower and who then turns
himself into a little boy who weeps. The scarab beetle is an
important symbol of the sun god Ra and this will be explored in
later lessons.
4000 BC   The Sumerians from
today’s Iraq had contact with
extraterrestrial civilizations
according to their text. The
extraterrestrials also interbred
with humans and traveled with
them to the stars. The kings were
taken to the stars by the
extraterrestrials. Sumerian text
coincides with "the book of
genesis". Their astronomy was
highly developed. They had
numbers with 15 digits! The
Sumerians say extraterrestrials
are from Mars, the star system
Pleiades, and the star Sirius.
Sumerian text shows drawings of
solar system
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