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I think I'll read and re-read the article before I check out the YouTube offering.
Before reading I'll note that this is the best explanation I've heard yet for the Trial passages. We e had a number of discussion of same here, Years ago, but for the most part they didn't lead to anything remotely falsifiable..
What I like about this most is that it doesn't appear t
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Warwick L Nixon
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" there is no sign of Scott Creighton having reconsidered or retracted those parts of HOAX"
However, there are plenty of signs that all he ever has done is attempt to reverse engineer Stichin's madness.
Warwick
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Warwick L Nixon
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Paper Lens
I am extremely freckled in summer. Even more pronounced when I was younger.
Women have been trying to get rid of freckles for thousands of year
.Ancient Egyptians used oil of fenugreek to treat wrinkles and freckles
they'd be boiling me in it.
Warwick
PS this is the sort of off topic badinage that used to take place here all the time. Someone would always pull the banter
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Warwick L Nixon
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Ancient Egypt
Hans Wrote:
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> Warwick L Nixon Wrote:
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> > These were people like you and I.
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> Something overlooked or forgotten by most. I also
> think they would be mystified by our deep interest
> in them.
They'd be mystified, if not horrified, by us...Pe
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Warwick L Nixon
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FWIW - 8 months ago
anyone with the remotest interest in Ancient Egypt shouldread Romer's "Ancient Lives" he brings the sort of colour to them that hasn't really been attempted since Maspero..
These were people like you and I.
Warwick
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Warwick L Nixon
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"A big problem is that surveys of pyramids may be unreliable. "
that fact is, unfortunately, the basis for far to many theories.
Warwick
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Warwick L Nixon
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the timing of this is ...wow. I just finished asking you about this. When you reponeded you of course Knew Jeff was working on it but, didn't tell me that..
Warwick
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Warwick L Nixon
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Coffee Shop
Imagine working on Seti's tomb, it's almost a quarter of a mile into the rock!
Warwick
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Warwick L Nixon
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Ancient Egypt
Romer emphasised Onions and Beer in the worker's diet in his Ancient Lives series
Always makes one wonder about working in confined spaces with such a diet.
Warwick
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Warwick L Nixon
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"and why would someone - and if - a big if - had the AE continued on who would have gone into the pyramid and
'Marking off twice the diameter of a circle on the floor of the Grand Gallery of the Great Pyraguistically
because X marking the spot would be an anachronism
Warwick
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Warwick L Nixon
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trying to correlate the many Lists and Reliefs that make up AE Chronology is a worthwhile pursuit. This is one of the few areas where we all recognise that need..
That is after all what Manetho was trying to do..
Unfortunately our resident Hijacker of topics has nothing to contribute but diversion and controversy.
Frankly he has made it impossible to constructively free associate here.
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Warwick L Nixon
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the photographer ,Harry Burton, was beside Carter . step by step as the treasures were unearthed and catalogued
Note: 10 cents
Warwick
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Warwick L Nixon
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Ancient Egypt
simply put the 'seked' was a ratio that was easily communicated to the work force
Warwick
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Warwick L Nixon
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Ancient Egypt
Under what circumstances do your answers correlate to questions?
Warwick
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Warwick L Nixon
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Ancient Egypt
I can always squeeze in ten minutes or so in my day.
Warwick
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Warwick L Nixon
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"Is the question on Math about his not understanding how many words there are in English language (hundreds of thousands) vs the few thousand that exist in the PT? Or is it something else? "
Up until your post 5 different people had participated
2 do not need to imagine how to read the PTs = 3
I cannot speak for Hermione = 2
I require a primer but have a rudimentary unde
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Sam - 1 year ago
"we can't imagine reading a sentence without parsing it. "
2 of the people in this thread do not require imagination to read the Utterances of Unas
I can't speak for Hermione, and for myself I can, barely, with a primer, understand certain explanations re translation.
How's your math?
Warwick
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Warwick L Nixon
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Ancient Egypt
"that mechanical advantage would be irrelevant on a job like this anyway"
Under what circumstance/s is a mechanical advantage not advantageous?
Warwick
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Warwick L Nixon
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Ancient Egypt
wouldn't red be that which was cleansed from the linen?
Symbolically of course
Warwick
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Warwick L Nixon
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Ancient Egypt
Sam they are discussing translation, a topic you admit to having no expertise in at all.
Why would either of them need to be shown that which they are already discussing?
Warwick
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Warwick L Nixon
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Ancient Egypt
"I believe it's hubris and misinterpretation that makes mention of the pyramids in ancient writing scarce. It seems to exist in several places really. "
The explanation is simple really. One of Egypt's greatest assets was it's isolation. It was a self-contained civilisation. ESPECIALLY SO during the Old Kingdom.
Warwick
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Warwick L Nixon
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Re: ? - 1 year ago
Maybe he's trying to come up with a title that hasn't already been Used.
There's only so many 3 word phrases in the English language that incorporate the word Pyramid, after all.
Warwick
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Warwick L Nixon
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"I've said this a million times. Egyptology and I have almost across the board the EXACT SAME EVIDENCE. There is no real difference."
Your literal interpretation of the word 'almost', is one %#$@ of a lot different than mine
Warwick
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Warwick L Nixon
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cladking Wrote:
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> I have nothing against Islam or any religion but
> the suggestion that a belief can be positive or
> causative for constructive purposes is an
> absurdity. Obviously belief can be very important
> and very constructive to an individual but I'm
> aware of no evidence that superstition
> individually or collectively eve
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Warwick L Nixon
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"I don't have to prove that the sky is blue or that 2 + 2 = 4. I don't have to prove that when one side of a scale goes down the other goes up. I don't have to prove that a counterweight is better evidenced, more logical, and a part of the REAL cultural context. I've shown this...."
If I read the above correctly you are stating that you do not have to provide clea
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Warwick L Nixon
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Ancient Egypt
now that is a well considered response
Warwick
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