M.J. Rose

Wouldn’t this be an amazing seed for a novel? Who were the people who brought this sphinx so far east?

Fragments of a 4,000 year old Egyptian sphinx inscribed with the name of the pharaoh Micerino (otherwise known as Menkaure “Eternal like the Souls of Re”, or in Greek, Mycerinus or Mykerinus), were recently found in the eastern mediterranean. The fragments are from the only “Micerino” sphinx ever found in this area.

Archeology: remains of Egyptian sphinx found in Israel

Inscribed with the name of Micerino, the only sphinx in the East

Are you interested in Ancient Sumerian texts and their possible otherworldly origins? Are you interested in evidence that sound waves were used in ancient Egypt to build and quarry materials for the pyramids? Giants in North America? Heart transplant operations in ancient China and South America?…

There are, according to archaeologist Jonathan Gray, many suppressed technologies and discoveries from the ancient world. This is one of those talks that covers so much information that it’s almost like taking an entire college course.

“Explorer and archaeologist Jonathan Gray discussed discoveries that demonstrate advanced ancient technology. Because such artifacts don’t match current academic beliefs they are often suppressed, with evidence destroyed or hidden…”

The Voynich manuscript. Is it an ancient and brilliant hoax of crypto genius? Is it the lost journal of a shipwrecked space alien? The ravings of a linguistically gifted lunatic? No one has ever been able to decipher it one way or the other. Until now. A new statistical analysis of the medieval book that has “frustrated the world’s best code breakers for a century” is likely to contain “a genuine message”.

Study: mysterious Voynich Manuscript carries ‘genuine message’

by IAN STEADMAN

“A statistical analysis of a medieval book that has frustrated the world’s best code breakers for a century is likely to contain “a genuine message”.

The Voynich Manuscript is perhaps the greatest, most mysterious undeciphered medieval text. Dated from the 15th or 16th centuries in Italy, its 246 pages contain illustrations of seemingly imaginary plants and text that is, as far as anyone can tell, written in an entirely unknown made-up language.

Without any kind of Rosetta stone, cracking the Voynich manuscript has proven impossible — but many of the world’s best cryptography experts have remained convinced that there is a legitimate message in there. Its “alphabet” contains between 19 and 29 symbols, and its words and sentences conform to the lengths expected from other European languages…”

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