Egypt

Egypt

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May 1st 2007

Published: May 1st 2007

Egypt Africa » Egypt May 1st 2007 "Sacred sites and sacred science" tour Here is the link to the on-line travel journal I was sending via email ... Read Full Entry

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Abydos

Playing with light.

Seti 1 Temple at Abydos

Airplane, Submarine & Helicopter

These were carved onto the temple walls, how could ancient Egyptians have known of these future vehicles (if this is what they were, could be coincidental)?

Abydos

Almost every inch of Aydos is sculpted and once was colored

Street Scene In Backroads Of Luxor

Family I had tea with

Riding To Luxor Temple

Luxor Temple

We arrived at 9:30, the temple was lit up, and everything in it is in giant proportions

Luxor Temple

Largely built by the "New Kingdom" pharohs

Luxor Temple

Modern Luxor grew out of the ruins of Thebes which was once the capital of ancient Egypt's New Kingdom (1550-1069 BC)

Sakkara

King Zoser's "Step Pyramid", the earliest of the major pyramids (the sand was blowing so hard I had my eyes closed during most of this visit)

X-ray equipment recently identified a chamber existing underneath the right paw.

Sphinx

Various theories exist as to the original purpose of the Sphinx. Current estimates are that it may be 15,000 years old.

Between The Paws Of The Sphinx

Each paw it 50 feet long. The etchings on this stone tablet are too worn to ascertain what its message was.

Giza Plateau

Sufi Music & Dance Performance

17th June 2007

susan wadden
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magical
amy, your photos are truly a gift to all of us. thank you for sharing this experience.

23rd June 2007

Diana Duenkel
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Incredible!
Thanks to you Amy, I feel like I'm right there living each adventure with you! Thank you for taking the time to share your experiences with me!

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