Disaster That Struck The Ancients

BBC ^ | 7-26-2001 | Fekri Hassan

[Victoria Delsoul]

Good article, Saber. Thanks for the flag. It's amazing how the hieroglyphs have provided present day scholars with an incredible record of a culture that existed thousands of years ago, and have also given some insight into the minds of the people who lived in that culture. We have learned what kind of life and political system the ancient Egyptians had, how they viewed their leaders, how they thought they should relate to one another, how they worshiped and viewed their role in this life and the next one, through those same hieroglyphs. The Egyptian culture was truly awesome, and one the most advanced and fascinating of the ancient civilizations.

[harpseal]

I do enjoy these threads, thank you.

Obviously it could not have been a meteor strike that caused this because we all know that climate change is only caused by the internal combustion engine and the greenhouse gasses emitted by American industry. Clearly the Kyoto protocols would have prevented this disaster.

Stay well - Stay safe - Stay armed - Yorktown

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Ernest is the bump-list semi-deity.

LOL!!

I am still trying to catch up on my reading!

Once we get a name chosen, I can do the setup and the scripts so people can get to the list with just a click.

Heck let's just try this one ,"Gods, Graves, Glyphs and Myths" !

Searching back on some of the threads several of you seemed to like it.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Well it only accepted "Gods, Graves, Glyphs"

[DallasDeb]

It would be interesting to go back and read Velikovsky to see if the impact crater fits with some of his theories.

[callisto]

Here's a code for the index:

To find all articles tagged or indexed using
Gods_Graves_Glyphs

Go here for Official Bump List (Topics)

and then click the Gods_Graves_Glyphs topic to initiate the search!

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

This seems to work!!

To find all articles tagged or indexed using 'Gods, Graves, Glyphs'

Click here: 'Gods, Graves, Glyphs'

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Bit of confusion -- I set it up with commas instead of the Underscore!

[callisto]

Sorry!....I totally missed that. I'd better grab another cup of coffee. I'm fading fast today.LOL!

[medved]

bookmark

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

When John Robinson first set up the Bump Registar I thought you could not have spaces so I used the underscore. But he structured it so that the semi-colon was the separation character.

Sorry for the delay, cable has been intermittent!

[callisto]

I've seen the underscores used so many times I thought they were necessary. LOL! I should know better than to assume.

[LN2Campy]

So, what did you and your pals do to the Greenland Norse, eh??

[azhenfud]

Please remind me again what period Genesis Chapter 41 represents. Could this also be the famine you refer to?
Az

[blam]

"Please remind me again what period Genesis Chapter 41 represents. Could this also be the famine you refer to?"

I can't answer your question.

[PaulKersey]

>So, what did you and your pals do to the Greenland Norse, eh??

Eh??? We WERE the Greenland Norse, among others.

[PaulKersey]

>what period Genesis Chapter 41 represents?

I think Genesis 41 would be somewhere around 1800 BC.

[foolscap]

bump

[denydenydeny]

Dismissed as exaggeration and fantasy by most other Egyptologists, Fekri was determined to prove the writings were true and accurate.

CAN'T ANYONE WRITE SENTENCES BETTER THAN THIS MONSTROSITY ANYMORE??

< /compulsive grammarian>

[bribriagain]

I like your ideas but find your logic faulty.