Ancient Egyptian Flight: The Mystery of the Saqqara Glider
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- Опубліковано 6 чер 2024
- an archaeological expedition discovered a bird-shaped artifact among other items in a tomb in Saqqara, dating back to the year 200 BC. Made of sycamore maple wood (a sacred tree associated with the goddess Hathor and symbolizing immortality) and bearing an inscription with the words 'Pa-di-Imen', meaning "Amon's gift", the artifact is an interesting find.
Suggested Reading
The Saqqara Bird. Egypt Travel Magazine (1973). Hishmat Messiha
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Wow. Thanks for sharing.
Incredible research ! I heard a man from present day Ethiopia say something about the Medu Neter ( Hieroglyphics ). He said that Africans themselves should decipher the Medu Neter based on African languages because Kemet is an African culture within Africa and they spoke a language understod by other Africans. But Europeans on the other hand who didn't speak these languages would only give you inaccurate translations.
He said that the Medu Neter symbols for Nefertiti does not mean "the beautiful one has come." In his language he said that the word "Nefer" actually means "to fly" and that "Nefertiti" actually means "the flying ones." I was shocked when I heard this. Because "Nefe" was also one of the Igbo words which means "to fly."
Flight in traditional African societies by human beings through esoteric means was common place. For eons African people who practiced the esoteric arts could literally take off from the ground and fly about in the air like comic book superheroes. Some did so with physical objects. While others flew without any physical objects whatsoever.
Today, what many people call "science fiction" or "fantasy" was more factful for those African people who were adept in these arts. In essence, that ancient Egyptian "bird-like" plane actually flew. And its arge scale versions did as well.
Thank you for sharing! And 100% correct, the Medu Neter will best be deciphered by Indigenous Africans and at minimum linguist who understand or know various African languages.
Note: The same occurred when they used the Mende script, from West Africa, to decipher the writings on Olmec monuments. The translations made sense, indicating the Olmecs spoke the Mende language.
Sorry but those guy is a racist who think aliens give birth to kemet
Heru/ Hor/ Har taking flight ✈️ 🦅 Amenet Nyamen 🙏🏾🙌🏾👁️👁️👁️⚫️⚫️⚫️ Medaase‼️All being revealed ‼️
I read this in a book by DrusillaDunjee Hustons Book, WONDERFUL ETHIOPIANS OF THE ANCIENT KUSHITE EMPIRE
The #of the exhibit 6347 = 911😕
The bird-shaped artifact is more than likely a toy that a wood worker made for his son. It's unreasonable to make more of it.
#karlnespas 6/8/2024
Everything was first a toy model. Buildings, boat, bridge, planes and so on that were later scale up in size and improve with time and technology. The fact of the matter is the black Egyptian created the first airplane just like we created the first skyscrapers which are the pyramids.
@@DuopolyJulplease. Stick to fact.
This kind of bird existe
Try and learn something with that closed, cynical mind of yours. The Ancient African Egyptians were so intellectually, technologically ,and imaginatively ahead of the rest of humankind.