🚀 go-pugleaf

On May 2, 7:35 pm, Jack Linthicum <jacklinthi...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> On May 1, 11:10 pm, Eric Stevens <eric.stev...@sum.co.nz> wrote:
>
> I have decided you are a form of critic that is never satisfied. You
> state you have demonstrated knowledge of Egyptian measurements but do
> not know the difference between a khet (length) and a khet (area.
> Think mile, square mile.
>
> hasta

I assume the most respected scholar who is  clearly identified as the
person who either made or owned this map , it was found in his house
or grave and his writing can easily identify he was very important is
seen on this and many important documents

I assume he valued gold mines and the detail as shown on the map was
probably quite accurate and not a rough sketch or a tourists post card

I assume EVERY important detail is shown on the map in such a way as
to closely resemble the real site , possibly for some important legal
reason rather than a working map for general circulation , papyrus was
expensive

I assume some details not visible in any way today should be clearly
still found exactly where indicated even after 3160 years

I assume some things that can be seen still today would make no sense
at all until they are put into the light of day by examining the map

the map is genuine

Once the real site is located it wont be difficult to prove it is the
REAL mine

Nobody can cook up an ancient mine of several sq km and fool even a
trainee archaeologist

The site in South Australia fits 100% in every tiny detail and many
that only can be identified by using the map

The evidence is there

Its only a matter of time till its confirmed , there may be far more
evidence available but I certainly need no more , having examined
dozens of features shown on the map that ALL match exactly as shown ,

Its almost certain the colors on the Turin Papyrus are actually the
minerals from the site,  ground into powder to paint an EXACT color ,
for legal reasons perhaps?? , as there is evidence of ground
minerals / ochres  in small quantities in iron pots much degraded but
still containing the contents of different color ground ochres in a
thin iron " shell " of rust   , containing different colors of
ochres ,  from the site ,  that match the color as seen on the Turin
Papyrus , they MAY perhaps be examined , as I suspect the ochres on
the Papyrus were from the mine site  and could be tested and give the
water tight  case in one hit , PERHAPS

The combined evidence of the site leave nodoubt at all
The proof is only a matter of those interested checking the site withg
a tape against the map and testing the minerals as shown in different
parts of the siteas shown , and the roads are easily seen still with
the naked eye asis thespot of the water cistern set so as to feed
water to the refining area and waste tailngs piled up behind the gold
refining area are clearly seenwithh the naked eye

And the mine managers residence can be located at the highest vantage
point on the map with a large flat area in front marked WHITE with
quartz dust / waste as marked in size and location

The iron red color seen as 3 red lines running from the gold treatment
refining area can be still seen as iron oxide left after quartz was
crushed  , the iron wast was left behind and forms thick iron waste
dumps

The road between the managers house , on top of the site , marked as "
The place where Amun lives "[ mine boss? ] going off to an unknown
place  , actually goes down to harvest the build up iron oxide at the
lower edge of the site {top on the papyrus map ] ,  left from  the
hundreds of years of mine waste leaching iron oxides from the mine
waste to build up in the lower areas behind gold refinement area

Seems this red dust  is what was used to mark out the red area seen on
the papyrus map , seen  as surrounding the ,  centrally positioned
Temple of Amun / [ treasury ? }gold was seen as belonging to/ part
of , the sun god }  seen near the gold processing  area on the papyrus
map

So much detail , so very easily seen , still visible to a trained eye
with little effort or excavation and , fits so EXACTLY  , matching the
Turin papyrus " gold mine "  to the  SOUTH AUSTRALIAN mine , is simply
beyond any doubt

kangarooistan

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