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First Look: Unboxing My Debut Book's Print Proof! 👀 📕 It’s official: I’m a published author. ✍️ (Not that being a published author means anything these days, but if you’re interested in the esoteric art and architecture of ancient Egypt, specifically the Luxor Temple of Man and its deeper meaning, then this book is for You!)
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The boy from Detmold.
Currently 1 of the oldest mummies in the world, around 6400 years old from Peru.
Named after the museum in Germany where the mummy is housed.
Analysis in 2010 revealed the child aged between 6/9 months old at the time of his death, suffered from hypoplastic left heart syndrome, and a vitamin D deficiency, together with pneumonia which led to his death.
He was carefully buried with an amulet around his neck and swaddled in cotton.
The skull was naturally elongated (no headbinding or boarding, with 3 natural sucheres)
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The #pyramidofMenkaure is the smallest of the three main pyramids of the #Giza pyramid complex, located on the Giza #Plateau in the southwestern outskirts of #Cairo, #Egypt. Showing a very strange phenomena called "#nubs". Why did these 'oppose' each other showing up to x4 nubs on one block and x2 on others proves this was NOT standardised #engineering at very least! Were the nubs part of a language? Could they of been numerical showing mathematics and coded information? Watch as I try to unravel the mystery on Ancient Alternative View! The #ancient #world is never as it seems!
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Located along the banks of the Nile in between Luxor & Aswan is Gebel El Silsila, that features ancient sandstone quarries & structures cut straight from the bedrock. Layers upon layers of history.
