Ancient Egypt's Fantastic And Weird History

The Telegraph (UK) ^ | 11-17-2007 | Terry Deary

[GovernmentIsTheProblem]

Any occam’s razor type explanation of that?

IE - not time travel. :)

[MaxMax]

It's a strange anomaly of a Hieroglyph in the temple of Abydos.
I was doing some online researching of the Hieroglyphs and it seems
that everyone has their own opinions of it all. Here's another photo.

It's hard to say if it's not a fake because the claim is that it was
covered up by other Hieroglyphs, but there are no photo's of those
or the sections that they claim to have fallen away. In fact you can't see
any indention's over the top that indicate there was another layer at all.

It's just interesting.

[maryz]

The reason for tooth wear was that the grinding stones used left stone grit in the flour.

Yes, I read something years ago that made that point -- written by someone impatient with the rhapsodies of stone-ground wheat enthusiasts: "Stone-ground wheat also contained a lot of wheat-ground stone."

[blam]

Here's an explanation for that hieroglyph.

[GovernmentIsTheProblem]

http://www.ufocom.org/pages/v_us/m_archeo/Abydos/abydos.html

That’s the scientific explanation

Here is the alt-explanation - http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/egipto/abydos/abyhelic.htm

[SunkenCiv]

:’)

[Dustbunny]

Interesting. Thanks for that blam.

[Candor7]

It's just interesting.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

No its more than interesting. And Zacharia Sitchen has perhaps the best explanation.

Civilizations of the pre deluvian era were far more advanced than people today know. Sodom and Gommorah were likely destroyed by nuclear fission.THe nuclear traces are measurable even today there. And such devices were owned by very few people, mostly aristocrats who could keep them up. There was no mass production of them.