The Naqada tomb 1863 - ancient Egyptian contact with Sumer, 5,500 years BP

Tomb "1863" is coded for West Virginia, as 1863 is when West Virginia became a state

again, the artifacts mentioned in the OP of this thread originated from North America and West Virginia

Originally posted by Hotgas44

Originally posted by Hotgas44

Originally posted by Hotgas44
nelson-atkins.org...

that is a link to a picture of the Boundary Stella mentioned above

take the above picture and rotate it 90 degrees counter clockwise and you will see a map of North America

her lips = great lakes
under her chin = Maine/Nova Scotia
her elbow = outer banks of North Carolina
her wrist = bottom of Florida

start here

it leads directly to Parkersburg, West Virginia and the White Crown of Upper Egypt

there is no question, there is no doubt

You actually see North America here?

I think there is considerable doubt. Sorry.

Originally posted by howmuch4another

Originally posted by Hotgas44

Originally posted by Hotgas44

Originally posted by Hotgas44
nelson-atkins.org...

that is a link to a picture of the Boundary Stella mentioned above

take the above picture and rotate it 90 degrees counter clockwise and you will see a map of North America

her lips = great lakes
under her chin = Maine/Nova Scotia
her elbow = outer banks of North Carolina
her wrist = bottom of Florida

start here

it leads directly to Parkersburg, West Virginia and the White Crown of Upper Egypt

there is no question, there is no doubt

You actually see North America here?

I think there is considerable doubt. Sorry.

Eastern North America anyways....

plus the Blue Crown on Nefertiti's head is an exact match to this: www.loc.gov...

the insert in the lefthand corner

reply to post by Hotgas44


If you rotate another 15 degrees it looks more like Africa than N. America. Especially considering what should be Mexico and no Alaska.

I'll stay open but skeptical..

reply to post by thePharaoh


When naqada overtakes abydos?
When nekhen grows and takes over the state?
Can you explain us more.