Industrial Revolution

Of the non royal population of Egypt, probably one man is known better then all others. So successful was Imhotep (Imhetep, Greek Imouthes) that he is one of the world's most famous ancients, and his name, if not his true identity, has been made even more famous by various mummy movies. Today, the world is probably much more familiar with his name then that of his principal king, Djoser. Imhotep, who's name means "the one that comes in peace". existed as a mythological figure in the minds of most scholars until the end of the nineteenth century when he was established as a real historical person.

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Originally posted by Starvald
Has anyone put any serious thought into the implications of the ancient world having invented steam powered machinery some thousands of years before Britain ushered in the Industrial Revolution with steam power?

Here ya go, you can read for yourself. There have been some really greats , before the greats.....

www.history.rochester.edu...

This is the man to think about, he was a "Vurtioso" in all aspects of life and how to get where you wanted too go with 'Intellect'."

he wasn't a very reassuring host