ANCIENT EGYPTIAN SUPER TECH


	ANCIENT EGYPTIAN SUPER TECH

ATLANTIUM

7-28-2007 3:59 PM

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abydos temple, ancient egyptian super tech, atlantium, roc hatfield, saqqara bird, schist stone, tri lobed bowl

ATLANTIUM says:

Did the ancient Egyptians build advanced craft?

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7-29-2007 5:39 PM

Amergin

Not only advanced craft, but they had electricity, factories and used welding techniques on their metals.
Check out the book;
The Atlantis Blueprint by Colin Wilson

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