Red Haired Mummies of Egypt
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| 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) |
| 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. |
| RAMSES II - LAST SIGNIFICANT WHITE RED HAIRED PHARAOH Egypt's last display of national vigor came with the red haired Pharaoh Ramses II Several dates have been given as to his reign. (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. 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). 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. Also during that time 1290 BC - Much evidence of mass destruction of cities that would have occurred with the Israelite invasion of Canaan. 1290 BC - the Israelites, under the leadership of Moses, left Egypt for "the promised land" of Canaan in the Exodus "1290 BC" is significant since 1,290 is the number specifically mentioned in Dan. Ramses II managed to re-establish the already decaying Egyptian Empire by recapturing much land in Nubia. |
| Thutmosis III As a youth, Thutmose III was given the title of co-regent to Egypt, with his step mother, Hatshepsut, ruling as Pharoah. Sir Isaac Newton was the first to claim that the Sesostris of Herodotus, whose conquests were the same as those of Tuthmoses III, was the Biblical Shishak It has been recorded that Queen Hatshepsut of Egypt (Land of Punt - S. Egypt -Africa) visited Solomon and " brought back the seed of Solomon" She gave birth to a child, Menelik who later .was given the position of chief priest of the Aten religion of Akhanaton. It is my belief that Menelik was Moses This statue of Thutmosis III was made of basalt and 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. Egyptian papyrus -- part of the annals of Thutmose III Annuals of Life Reported by Thutmosis III "In the year 22 of the 3rd month of winter, sixth hour of the day... the scribes of the House of Life found it was a circle of fire that was coming in the sky... It had no head, the breath of its mouth had a foul odor. Its body one rod long and one rod wide. It had no voice. Their hearts became confused through it; then they laid themselves on their bellies... they went to the Pharaoh... to report it. His Majesty ordered... [an examination of] all which is written in the papyrus rolls of the House of life. His majesty was meditating upon what happened. Now after some days had passed, these things became more numerous in the skies than ever. They shone more in the sky than the brightness of the sun, and extended to the limits of four supports of the heavens... Powerful was the position of the fire circles. The army of the Pharaoh looked on with him in their midst. It was after supper. Thereupon, these fire circles ascended higher in the sky towards the south... The Pharaoh caused incense to be brought to make peace on the hearth... and what happened was ordered by the Pharaoh to be written in the annals of the House of life... so that it be remembered for ever." |
| Depiction of Tuthmosis I from his daughter's Hatshepsut's temple at Deir el-Bahri Thutmose is a compound name made from Thoth, (the Egyptian God of Wisdom) and Mose (an Egyptian title or suffix indicating son of or rightful heir) . |
| 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 contend Tuthmosis II died when he was around 30. |
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 - 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)
The Mystery School in the Andes, near Lake Titicaca, Peru, confirms that King David and his son Solomon lived between five and six hundred years earlier than commonly
accept..The Hebrew sovereigns were inaccurately placed in 1000 B.C. The correct date is starts during the time of Ahmoses I at 1580 B.C. Dr. Immanuel Velikovsky proved
beyond a shadow of a doubt that the time of King David and the time of Solomon and Queen Hatshepsut of Egypt and the time of Thutmosis III was that of Rehoboam, who was a son
of Solomon, and Jeroboam, his rival. Velikovsky creates a precise timeline by using physical catastrophes, described in the Book of Exodus, and in the Egyptian Papyrus Ipuwer.
You can follow through on this timeline and the catastrophes of that time in my book REVELATIONS: TRUTHS REVEALED by Mary Sutherland
A people called the Amu (Anu) or Hykos invaded Egypt after a great natural catastrophe, when the river was described as 'turning into blood' and the earth shook. They overran
Egypt, enslaved the Egyptians, destroyed valuable records and works of art - murdered, burned and ruled as Pharoahs. The Amu or the Hykos of Egypt and the Amalekites of the
Hebrews and Arabs were all of the one and same nation!
On the ruins of the Amalekite-Hyksos empire rose two kingdoms: Judah and Egypt. The inheritance from the destruction of the Hyksos power was divided between them. David was
made king over all Israel. And in Egypt and in Egypt , Ahmose I ascended the throne , founding the 18th Dynasty in what Velikovsky dates as 1589 BC
.
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 - 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)
The Mystery School in the Andes, near Lake Titicaca, Peru, confirms that King David and his son Solomon lived between five and six hundred years earlier than commonly
accept..The Hebrew sovereigns were inaccurately placed in 1000 B.C. The correct date is starts during the time of Ahmoses I at 1580 B.C. Dr. Immanuel Velikovsky proved
beyond a shadow of a doubt that the time of King David and the time of Solomon and Queen Hatshepsut of Egypt and the time of Thutmosis III was that of Rehoboam, who was a son
of Solomon, and Jeroboam, his rival. Velikovsky creates a precise timeline by using physical catastrophes, described in the Book of Exodus, and in the Egyptian Papyrus Ipuwer.
You can follow through on this timeline and the catastrophes of that time in my book REVELATIONS: TRUTHS REVEALED by Mary Sutherland
A people called the Amu (Anu) or Hykos invaded Egypt after a great natural catastrophe, when the river was described as 'turning into blood' and the earth shook. They overran
Egypt, enslaved the Egyptians, destroyed valuable records and works of art - murdered, burned and ruled as Pharoahs. The Amu or the Hykos of Egypt and the Amalekites of the
Hebrews and Arabs were all of the one and same nation!
On the ruins of the Amalekite-Hyksos empire rose two kingdoms: Judah and Egypt. The inheritance from the destruction of the Hyksos power was divided between them. David was
made king over all Israel. And in Egypt and in Egypt , Ahmose I ascended the throne , founding the 18th Dynasty in what Velikovsky dates as 1589 BC
.
| Queen Tiy (Taia,Tyre) Father was Yuya Mother Thuya 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. |
| Yuya-(Joseph) Father of Tiry Biblical Joseph Egyptian Prime Minister during 1400 BC. 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. Revealing his identity to his kinsmen who had sold him into slavery, Joseph claimed 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. 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 |
Hatshepsut (Sheba) and Akhenaten (Solomon -Senemut)
Hatshepsut - Her long blonde hair and facial structure has been well preserved by
the embalming process of the time
Hatshepsut, was the daughter of Thutmose's I and Half Sister/wife of the
Pharaoh Thutmosis II . She was the step-mother to Thutmose's II son Thutmoses III
born from one of his minor wives.
Sheba means daughter of seven ; measure of fullness. It also is the ancient form
of a Hebrew oath, "swear by the seven," whereby one declared that the thing
promised would be fulfilled.
It has been recorded that Queen Hatshepsut of Egypt (Land of Punt - S. Egypt -
Africa) visited Solomon and " brought back the seed of Solomon" She gave birth
to a child, Menelik who later .was given the position of chief priest of the Aten
religion of Akhanaton.
After Thutmosis II's death Hatshepsut calls upon Solomon for protection. He joins
her and becomes her protector under the name Amenhotep IV which later becomes
Akhenaten AKA Soloman, Amenophis IV, He was the son of Amenhotep III (King
David)- Mother: Bathsheba
Akhenaten or Solomon - Son of King David and Bathsheba
He was reported to have been approximately 5'5 with feminine features. He was
described as having a swollen belly with an elongated skull poised on an unusually
long neck.
-A monotheist, militant devotee to the worship of Re-Herakhty, the sun-god whom
he believed manifested in the form of Aten, the solar disc. His revolutionary
religious doctrine allowed for no competition. Especially offensive to him was the
worship of Amen, chief deity of Thebes and widely celebrated as the king of the
gods. So strong was his animosity that in an act of theological intolerance never
before experienced in that nation's millennia-long history, he dispatched agents
throughout the land to shut down the god's temples and excise the offensive name
from walls, tombs, statues, and inscriptions.
It was said that one day Akhenaten had a vision wherein he saw a sun disc
between two mountains. He believed he was shown the God Aten, as the Sun Disk
- the Light. He felt guided by Aten to make a change and build a city between the
two mountains.Akhenaten then created a temple (Soloman's Temple) that came to
such a great cost to the kingdom that he sold off entire cities to pay its costs. The
population was forced to labor in Lebanon to work for Hiram, King of Tyre, with
groups of ten thousand people being sent for monthly spells. It is from Tyre and
this event the word Tyranny was born. King Hiram was a personal friend of King
David and worked with Solomon of the building of the temple. References ( -
Christopher Knight & Robert Lomas, The Hiram Key: Pharaohs, Freemasons and
the Discovery of the Secret Scrolls of Jesus)
* Pharaoh Akhenaten's Hymn to Aten is the same as Psalm 104 of the Bible.
After the death of Akhenaten, Thutmose III led a revolt against Hatshepsut and
claimed his right to the throne, becoming Pharoah. Hatshepsut disappears from
history at this time and Moses flees from Egypt. (It is believed by some that
Hatshepsut joined Moses)
Akhenaten and Moses Tie to Scotland
The Story of St. Patrick running the snakes out of Ireland is based off an
earlier version of history which dates back to the grandson of the
Egyptian, Pharaoh Akhenaten.
Princess Scota was the daughter of Pharaoh Akhenaten named Meritaten. The
name scota was original written as "Sceadu" which has a lot in common with the
Egyptian word shut, the Shadow. Scota is not the name of the Princess but the
name of the attribute, the “stone of "Destiny” or the “Portal”.
Scota gave birth to a boy named Gaedhael or Gadheal Glas. One day Gaedhael
was bitten by a snake and he went to Moses for relief. Moses prayed to God and
touched the bite with his staff. Miraculously the bite healed and Moses gave
Gaedhael his staff stating God commands and I command that this boy’s
descendants will live in a land FREE FROM SERPENTS.
Of course we know that St. Patrick did not run the 'snakes' out of Ireland,but the
'Serpents' who
were the 'worshippers of the Feathered Serpent' or the Gods of Wisdom.
At that time Moses was the principal advisor of Pharaoh Akhenaten
Hatshepsut - Her long blonde hair and facial structure has been well preserved by
the embalming process of the time
Hatshepsut, was the daughter of Thutmose's I and Half Sister/wife of the
Pharaoh Thutmosis II . She was the step-mother to Thutmose's II son Thutmoses III
born from one of his minor wives.
Sheba means daughter of seven ; measure of fullness. It also is the ancient form
of a Hebrew oath, "swear by the seven," whereby one declared that the thing
promised would be fulfilled.
It has been recorded that Queen Hatshepsut of Egypt (Land of Punt - S. Egypt -
Africa) visited Solomon and " brought back the seed of Solomon" She gave birth
to a child, Menelik who later .was given the position of chief priest of the Aten
religion of Akhanaton.
After Thutmosis II's death Hatshepsut calls upon Solomon for protection. He joins
her and becomes her protector under the name Amenhotep IV which later becomes
Akhenaten AKA Soloman, Amenophis IV, He was the son of Amenhotep III (King
David)- Mother: Bathsheba
Akhenaten or Solomon - Son of King David and Bathsheba
He was reported to have been approximately 5'5 with feminine features. He was
described as having a swollen belly with an elongated skull poised on an unusually
long neck.
-A monotheist, militant devotee to the worship of Re-Herakhty, the sun-god whom
he believed manifested in the form of Aten, the solar disc. His revolutionary
religious doctrine allowed for no competition. Especially offensive to him was the
worship of Amen, chief deity of Thebes and widely celebrated as the king of the
gods. So strong was his animosity that in an act of theological intolerance never
before experienced in that nation's millennia-long history, he dispatched agents
throughout the land to shut down the god's temples and excise the offensive name
from walls, tombs, statues, and inscriptions.
It was said that one day Akhenaten had a vision wherein he saw a sun disc
between two mountains. He believed he was shown the God Aten, as the Sun Disk
- the Light. He felt guided by Aten to make a change and build a city between the
two mountains.Akhenaten then created a temple (Soloman's Temple) that came to
such a great cost to the kingdom that he sold off entire cities to pay its costs. The
population was forced to labor in Lebanon to work for Hiram, King of Tyre, with
groups of ten thousand people being sent for monthly spells. It is from Tyre and
this event the word Tyranny was born. King Hiram was a personal friend of King
David and worked with Solomon of the building of the temple. References ( -
Christopher Knight & Robert Lomas, The Hiram Key: Pharaohs, Freemasons and
the Discovery of the Secret Scrolls of Jesus)
* Pharaoh Akhenaten's Hymn to Aten is the same as Psalm 104 of the Bible.
After the death of Akhenaten, Thutmose III led a revolt against Hatshepsut and
claimed his right to the throne, becoming Pharoah. Hatshepsut disappears from
history at this time and Moses flees from Egypt. (It is believed by some that
Hatshepsut joined Moses)
Akhenaten and Moses Tie to Scotland
The Story of St. Patrick running the snakes out of Ireland is based off an
earlier version of history which dates back to the grandson of the
Egyptian, Pharaoh Akhenaten.
Princess Scota was the daughter of Pharaoh Akhenaten named Meritaten. The
name scota was original written as "Sceadu" which has a lot in common with the
Egyptian word shut, the Shadow. Scota is not the name of the Princess but the
name of the attribute, the “stone of "Destiny” or the “Portal”.
Scota gave birth to a boy named Gaedhael or Gadheal Glas. One day Gaedhael
was bitten by a snake and he went to Moses for relief. Moses prayed to God and
touched the bite with his staff. Miraculously the bite healed and Moses gave
Gaedhael his staff stating God commands and I command that this boy’s
descendants will live in a land FREE FROM SERPENTS.
Of course we know that St. Patrick did not run the 'snakes' out of Ireland,but the
'Serpents' who
were the 'worshippers of the Feathered Serpent' or the Gods of Wisdom.
At that time Moses was the principal advisor of Pharaoh Akhenaten
Yuya (Joseph) Title: A Father to the
Pharoah - Under Thutmosis IV
Pharoah - Under Thutmosis IV
Menkheperure - (Tuthmosis IV)
one of the sons of the Egyptian
Pharaoh Amenophis II -
Famed for his discovery and
digging out of the sands, the
Sphinx revealing the God in its
true magnificence
The biblical Old Testament also
describes Thuthmosis IV battle
with King David in the Valley of
the GIANTS
"Soon Thutmose IV sent out a
large force to fight against
king David in the valley of the
Giants. This was made up from
the armies of the alliance and
troops from Egypt as well.
However, David's army caught
them by surprise and defeated
Thutmose IV's force and drove
them all the way back to Egypt's
boundary south of Gaza.
According to legend, Thutmose
IV was hunting near a plateau
some ten miles from Cairo. Tired
from his endeavours, the Prince
rested in the shadow of a
mysterious head protruding from
the desert sands. He 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. Awoke refreshed and,
recalling the dream, he 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 came true, with the
former hunter ascending the
throne as Pharaoh Tuthmosis IV.
Shortly afterwards the Pharaoh,
who was only to reign for eight
years (1413-1405 BCE),
honoured the pledge made as a
younger man and cleared the
area around the Sphinx revealing
the God in its true magnificence.
Nineteenth Dynasty
Tuthmosis IV was x-rayed in the
1970s, evaluating his age at
around 35 years old. This
accords well with the historical
record, indicating that Tuthmosis
IV must have been around 40-46
when he died
one of the sons of the Egyptian
Pharaoh Amenophis II -
Famed for his discovery and
digging out of the sands, the
Sphinx revealing the God in its
true magnificence
The biblical Old Testament also
describes Thuthmosis IV battle
with King David in the Valley of
the GIANTS
"Soon Thutmose IV sent out a
large force to fight against
king David in the valley of the
Giants. This was made up from
the armies of the alliance and
troops from Egypt as well.
However, David's army caught
them by surprise and defeated
Thutmose IV's force and drove
them all the way back to Egypt's
boundary south of Gaza.
According to legend, Thutmose
IV was hunting near a plateau
some ten miles from Cairo. Tired
from his endeavours, the Prince
rested in the shadow of a
mysterious head protruding from
the desert sands. He 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. Awoke refreshed and,
recalling the dream, he 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 came true, with the
former hunter ascending the
throne as Pharaoh Tuthmosis IV.
Shortly afterwards the Pharaoh,
who was only to reign for eight
years (1413-1405 BCE),
honoured the pledge made as a
younger man and cleared the
area around the Sphinx revealing
the God in its true magnificence.
Nineteenth Dynasty
Tuthmosis IV was x-rayed in the
1970s, evaluating his age at
around 35 years old. This
accords well with the historical
record, indicating that Tuthmosis
IV must have been around 40-46
when he died
| Ramesses I was the founder of the 19th Dynasty A vizier under the last king of the 18th Dynasty, Horemheb, Ramesses I appears to have come to the throne as an appointment of his predecessor, who seems to have produced no heir. The time of departure of the Hebrews from Egypt would have been during the reign of Ramses I, the first king . |
| Pharoah THUTMOSE III.. Egyptian ancient writings show: "One winter morning around the year 1,482 B.C. Thutmose III first saw a 'UFO'.... Described as; " a CIRCLE of FIRE", emitted no sound, it had no voice', according to inscriptions. After some days had passed, these things became more numerous in the skies than ever. "Were extremely bright or more...than the brightness of the sun, and were relatively small about 16' in diamater. Thutmose III was taken aboard and flew up to the sky and learned the secrets of Heaven ".....among the papers of the late Professor Alberto Tulli, former Director of the Egyptian section of the Vatican Museum. It is a fragment from the Royal Annals of Thuthmosis III (circa 1504-1450 B.C.) and when translated reads as follows: " 'In the year 22 third month of winter, sixth hour of the day...the scribes of the House of Life found it was a circle of fire that was coming in the sky (Though) it had no head, the breadth of its mouth (had) a foul odour. It's body one rod long (about 150 feet) and one rod large, It had no voice...Now, after some days had passed over these things, Lo! they were more numerous than anything. They were shining in the sky more than the sun to the limits of...heaven...Powerful was the position of the fire circles. The army of the king looked on and His Majesty was in the midst of it. It was after supper. Thereupon, they (the fire circles) went up higher directed towards the South.' ---------------------- Egypt, The Palace of Pharaoh Thutmosis III. Circles of fire are said to have hovered over the palace while fishes, winged creatures, and other objects rained down from the sky. Click the Here to read more on the Pharaohs and UFOs |
| 4000 BC - According to the Sumerian Texts, from today's Iraq, 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 |
Horemheb's - Last Pharaoh of the 18th Dynasty
parentage is unknown, but has been of non-royal blood and the son of a cheesemaker. General Horemheb was head of
the Egyptian armies, but there was no love lost between him and Akhenaten. As a matter of fact, he hated the Pharoah and it
was he that restored the the old worship of Amun, branded Akhenaten a heretic and all names were changed from 'aten'
back to 'amun' . attempted to destroy all trace of him. As last king of the 18th Dynasty, attemped to write the entire Amarna
Period out of Egyptian History. Horemheb systematically destroyed all public evidence of the heretic's existence. Workers
chiseled out Akhenaten' s identifying hieroglyphs wherever they were found. They demolished his newly built capital city and
quarried the stones for new building projects in other parts of the country. They even omitted his name from the king-lists.
Akhenaten become a nonperson, with the nation doing all it could to forget he ever lived.
After the death of Horemheb, Moses returned to Egypt and attempted a military coup, the purpose of which was to restore
the Aten cult to the throne. His allies included the persecuted remnant of Akhenaten's following, large numbers of badly
treated sick and diseased Egyptians, assorted opponents of Ramesses I, and an army belonging to the Canaanite
kingdom of Shechem, whose rulers were openly hostile to Egypt's demands for submission.
Moses' actions brought the nation to the brink of civil war. The confrontation ended with a negotiated truce that guaranteed
the insurgent army safe passage out of the country. This negotiated truce and safe passage out of Egypt was biblically
referred to as the Exodus.
parentage is unknown, but has been of non-royal blood and the son of a cheesemaker. General Horemheb was head of
the Egyptian armies, but there was no love lost between him and Akhenaten. As a matter of fact, he hated the Pharoah and it
was he that restored the the old worship of Amun, branded Akhenaten a heretic and all names were changed from 'aten'
back to 'amun' . attempted to destroy all trace of him. As last king of the 18th Dynasty, attemped to write the entire Amarna
Period out of Egyptian History. Horemheb systematically destroyed all public evidence of the heretic's existence. Workers
chiseled out Akhenaten' s identifying hieroglyphs wherever they were found. They demolished his newly built capital city and
quarried the stones for new building projects in other parts of the country. They even omitted his name from the king-lists.
Akhenaten become a nonperson, with the nation doing all it could to forget he ever lived.
After the death of Horemheb, Moses returned to Egypt and attempted a military coup, the purpose of which was to restore
the Aten cult to the throne. His allies included the persecuted remnant of Akhenaten's following, large numbers of badly
treated sick and diseased Egyptians, assorted opponents of Ramesses I, and an army belonging to the Canaanite
kingdom of Shechem, whose rulers were openly hostile to Egypt's demands for submission.
Moses' actions brought the nation to the brink of civil war. The confrontation ended with a negotiated truce that guaranteed
the insurgent army safe passage out of the country. This negotiated truce and safe passage out of Egypt was biblically
referred to as the Exodus.
| Seti was the son of the great Ramses I,- Pharaoh Seti I reoccupied lands in Syria lost to earlier Syrian invasions, conquered Palestine and conducted campaigns against the Semitic Libyans and the Indo-European Hittites Seti , the son of Ramses I became Pharoah re-occuping the lands in Syria lost to earlier Syrian invasions, conquered Palestine and conducted campaigns against the Semitic Libyans and the Indo-European Hittites. The mummy of Pharaoh Seti I (Sethos 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 Ramses I. |
| Ancient Egyptians used helicopters and airplanes for battles? In 1848, one of numerous archeological expeditions working in Egypt discovered strange hieroglyphs at the height of about ten meters right above the entrance to the Seti Temple in Abydos. The walls were covered with the strange signs that greatly puzzled researchers. The only thing the researchers realized at once was that they had discovered some images of strange mechanisms that nobody ever saw before. The Arab newspaper Al-Sharq Al-Awsat published several sensational photos taken in the Amon Ra Temple in Karnak. The photos the newspaper published demonstrated the bas-reliefs of an ancient temple built under Seti I who ruled 3,000 years ago; and on the bas-reliefs an ancient artist engraved a battle helicopter with a distinct rotor and a tail unit. Nearby, the artist depicted several other aircrafts astonishingly resembling contemporary supersonic fighters and heavy strategic bombers! Two almost identical sets of drawings were found at Karnak and Abydos. In Abydos, a submarine was engraved on the walls of the temple, along with a battle helicopter. |
| The ancient Egyptians had a tradition of repeating the same name of their Pharoahs in different dynasties. Thus a father, son and grandson would have the same name but with first , second or third after it. The name TUTHMOSIS was given to four pharaohs in the 18th dynasty. This dynasty was a strong one, a dynasty which also included Queen Hatshepsut, one of the most powerful queens on Egypt. |
Ahmose I -The first king of
the 18th Dynasty, Ah-mose
I.
Had Not Been Circumcised
Different process of
emblaming
IOriginally buried near the
burials of his 17'th Dynasty
ancestors
Married full sister
the 18th Dynasty, Ah-mose
I.
Had Not Been Circumcised
Different process of
emblaming
IOriginally buried near the
burials of his 17'th Dynasty
ancestors
Married full sister
| Ahmose-Nefertary. was the daughter of Ahottpe I and Seqnenre-Taa II. Her title was "God's Wife of Amun" Along with her son, Amenhotep I, she was worshiped as a patron of the tomb-builders at Deir el-Medina many years after her death. Married full brother |
| AmenhotepI Succeeded Ahmose I as the 2nd Pharaoh in 18th Dynasty Father -Ahmose -Mother- Queen Ahmose Nefertari- His mother played an important part in his reign, acting as God's Wife of Amun.. Amenhotep I may have been married to his sister, (Ahmose-) Merytamun, who was a God's Wife of Amun. Rising Star -Sirius A heliacal rising of Sirius was seen during his reign, as recorded by the Papyrus Ebers1, which states: "Ninth year of the reign of his majesty the king of Upper and Lower Egypt, Djeserkare - may he live forever! Festival of the New Year: third month of summer, ninth day - rising of Sirius" giving the date of 1517 BC for the astronomical event and 1526 BC for the coronation of Amenophis I" Amenhotep was this kings birth name, which means "Amun is Pleased". He is also known as Amenhotpe I, and Amenophis I by the early Greeks. His throne name was Djeser-ka-re, or "Holy is the Soul of Re". His Horus name was Ka-Waf-Taw (Bull who conquers the land) and his "Two Ladies" name was Aa-nerw (He who inspires great terror). Best known for his building of the Temple of Karnak in Thebes He also restored the mines at Serabit el-Khadim in the Sinai where he also expanded the Middle Kingdom temple of Hathor. Established cult of Amun at Karnak |
| Title : God's Wife of Amun Then the majesty of this god said: "I am her protector. A challenge to her shall not occur forever by any king who shall arise in the following of future generations. But only the god's wife Nefertari. It belongs to her from son to son forever and ever in accordance with her office of god's wife. There is not one who shall say, 'Except for me. |
| Amun - Amen A primordial Egyptian god, whose name means "the hidden one". As the driving force of the invisible breeze he was originally a god of wind and ruler of the air. During the 11th dynasty (2133 - 2000 BCE) he became the powerful sun-god of Thebes, where he was worshipped as Amun-Re. Later he was made the supreme god of the entire realm and king of the gods. |
Amenhotep III Luxor Museum (Egypt)
Sargon II and dignitary on a low-relief from
the left wall of the palace of Sargon II at Dur
Sharrukin in Assyria (now Khorsabad in
Iraq), c. 716–713 BCE. Sargon II reigned 722-
705 BCE and was one of the most important
kings of the Neo-Assyrian Empire and
founder of the Sargonid Dynasty.
the left wall of the palace of Sargon II at Dur
Sharrukin in Assyria (now Khorsabad in
Iraq), c. 716–713 BCE. Sargon II reigned 722-
705 BCE and was one of the most important
kings of the Neo-Assyrian Empire and
founder of the Sargonid Dynasty.
| Reliefs of Ramses II, Ptah and Sekhmet.,,,:Egyptian Museum.. |
| Akhenaten known before the fifth year of his reign as Amenhotep IV, was a Pharaoh of the Eighteenth dynasty of Egypt |
Feet of Pharaoh Ramses I. He resided unrecognized for many years in a museum in
Niagara Falls, Canada. (It is possible that Rameses I is the great-grandfather of the
biblical Moses).
Niagara Falls, Canada. (It is possible that Rameses I is the great-grandfather of the
biblical Moses).
| Nerfertiti. Ancient Egyptian Queen . About Year 14 of Akhenaten's reign, Nefertiti vanishes from the historical record. |
| Akhenaton - meaning "living spirit of Aten" |
Bust of one of Akhenaton's six Daughters
| KING DJOSER (HORUS NETJERY-KHET) Identity: Djoser, King Material: Painted Limestone Period: Old Kingdom, 3rd Dynasty Reign: Djoser Dimensions: Height: 142 cm Width: 45.3 cm Length: 95.5 cm This statue is thought to be the oldest, life size, sculpture known from Egyptian antiquity. It was placed inside a small closed room (so-called "serdab") at the north eastern corner of the Step Pyramid of king Djoser in Sakkara, the earliest monumental construction made of stone. Here the statue became the dwelling of the "ka" or guardian spirit of the king who is represented seated on an elevated throne with a high back. He could thus hear the prayers, smell the scent of incense and enjoy the offerings. The king is shown wearing the "nemes" headdress, a false beard, and carries a scepter in his right hand. His eyes which were once inlaid with semi-precious stones retain a straight look giving it a lifelike effect. The inscription on the base of the throne gives the royal Horus name "Netjery-khet". The Egyptian Museum, Cairo |
| STATUETTE OF KING KHUFU Identity: Khufu, King Material: Ivory Period: Old Kingdom, 4th Dynasty Reign: Khufu Dimensions: Height: 7.5 cm Width: 2.5 cm Profile: 2.9 cm This small statuette is important because it is the only surviving complete representation of the great king Khufu, builder of the Great Pyramid at Giza. The king sits on the throne wearing the red crown of Lower Egypt and holds the "nekhekh" scepter of dignity in his right hand. The face shows features of an old man with strong personality The Egyptian Museum, Cairo |
Queen Hatshepsut
Egyptian Museum, Cairo
Egyptian Museum, Cairo
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TY - FOURTH DYNASTY
A scene carved into the limestone block walls of
the mastaba of 5th Dynasty official Ty, in
Saqqara, dating back to circa 2400 BCE (Photo:
kairoinfo4u). Ty had numerous titles including
"sole companion", possibly due to his position
as "director of the hairdressers of the Great
House", which conferred on him the right to
approach and to touch the king. Another one of
his titles was "overseer of marshlands".
We see him here standing serenely on a small
boat made of bound papyrus stems in a swampy
area typical of the Nile Delta marshlands. He
holds his great staff of office in front of him. In
the background are the stems of a papyrus
thicket several meters in height. Ty is shown
larger-than-life in comparison to his boatmen
who are fending off (or perhaps hunting) a
group of hippopotamuses and crocodiles to
allow safe passage of the official. On the left of
the scene, we see a comfortably seated
fisherman, who has just captured a splendid fish
A scene carved into the limestone block walls of
the mastaba of 5th Dynasty official Ty, in
Saqqara, dating back to circa 2400 BCE (Photo:
kairoinfo4u). Ty had numerous titles including
"sole companion", possibly due to his position
as "director of the hairdressers of the Great
House", which conferred on him the right to
approach and to touch the king. Another one of
his titles was "overseer of marshlands".
We see him here standing serenely on a small
boat made of bound papyrus stems in a swampy
area typical of the Nile Delta marshlands. He
holds his great staff of office in front of him. In
the background are the stems of a papyrus
thicket several meters in height. Ty is shown
larger-than-life in comparison to his boatmen
who are fending off (or perhaps hunting) a
group of hippopotamuses and crocodiles to
allow safe passage of the official. On the left of
the scene, we see a comfortably seated
fisherman, who has just captured a splendid fish
Tutankhamen
Tutankhamun's father
he was known as Amenhotep IV (or
Amenophis IV).
Son of Amenhotep III (1386-1353 BCE)
and his wife Tiye
Husband of Queen Nefertiti,
Father of both Tutankhamun (by wife
Kiya) and Tutankhamun’s wife
Ankhsenamun (by Nefertiti)
Tutankhamun's father
he was known as Amenhotep IV (or
Amenophis IV).
Son of Amenhotep III (1386-1353 BCE)
and his wife Tiye
Husband of Queen Nefertiti,
Father of both Tutankhamun (by wife
Kiya) and Tutankhamun’s wife
Ankhsenamun (by Nefertiti)
