Ancient Egyptian Flying Vehicles
Images found on the ceiling beams of a 3000-year old New Kingdom Temple, Abydos, are purportedly of ancient aircraft. |
Ancient Metropolis Hidden Under Giza?
Interpreting subsurface images as evidence of hi-tech survivors of previous civilisations. |
Club Egyptology
Aims to re-examine the currently held view of Egyptology about a predecessor culture in the Nile Valley, one from which the ancient Egyptians considered themselves descended. |
Death of Gods in Ancient Egypt
Table of contents, preface, and chapter 1 of this book by Jane B. Sellers. (The entire text can be ordered). Investigation of art, texts, precessional changes affecting star risings, and an 80 year sequence of eclipses to explain key Egyptian beliefs. |
EgyptNews Archive
News and updates from the field of both alternative and orthodox Egyptology. |
Flying in Ancient Egypt
A bird statuette found in a pyramid has the qualities of an aeroplane, according to Dr.Khalil Messiha. Photographs and description. |
Mysteries of Ancient Egypt
Investigates the possible origins of the pyramids and Sphinx. |
Rediscover Ancient Egypt
Aims to promote, encourage, and facilitate the study of ancient Egypt in an alternative way. |
René Schwaller de Lubicz
Article on the man and his work by Gary Lachman in Quest Magazine. Lubicz argued that Egyptian civilization was motivated by a central metaphysical vision. |
Sphinx Stargate
Using the Sphinx as one of the keys, Paul LaViolette has discovered a message hidden in the zodiac constellations, that warns us of a possible future cataclysm. |
Temple Geometry in the Ancient World
Keith Squires investigates the underlying geometry of the temples of Egypt and other ancient lands, including Amarna, Horus. |
The Cultural Psychology of Ancient Egypt
A review of a self-published work in German by Rizq Makram with a novel appproach to aspect of sun-worship in ancient Egypt. Also a sharp critique of the work. |
The Kite-Obelisk Project
Trying to prove that the Egyptians may have used kites to erect their obelisks and build their monuments. |
The Labyrinth
According to old manuscripts this construction was the largest building in ancient Egypt. Patrick Geryl and Gino Ratinckx believe they have found where it lies buried. |
The World Ages Archive
The aim of the World Ages Archive is to provide an extensive web-based reference for the study of ancient chronological revisionist, catastrophist, and the Afrocentric discourse. |
