The Seven Wonders Of The World of the hieroglyphics in the egyptian monuments not fall in the amazing categoryof the pyramids. of years) the Atlanteans migrated to other places on Earth http://www.foundation.bw/SevenWondersOfTheWorld.htm
Extractions: Seven Wonders of the World 2002 Joseph George Caldwell. All rights reserved. Posted at Internet web sites http://www.foundation.bw and http://www.foundationwebsite.org May be copied or reposted for noncommercial purposes, with attribution. 27 October 2002. As I have traveled on the journey of life, I have seen a number of things that defy explanation in terms of the ordinary physical and mental world in which we live. The following are brief descriptions of these phenomena. I would ask that anyone having insight into these phenomena let me know his comments. (E-mail: foundation@mega.bw 1. Existence and Life (No response needed on this one.) The greatest wonder, of course, is existence: spiritual existence (awareness of being), energy, matter, and physical (biological) life, including the creation and development (evolution) of the universe and life on Earth. 2. Megaliths. By the term megaliths I am referring to large ancient stone constructions, such as the Egyptian pyramids and obelisks, Macchu Picchu in Peru, the Coral Castle in Florida, and the Olmec colossal heads of Mexico. The Egyptian Pyramids and Other Monuments.
The Golden Section - The Number And Its Geometry Simple definitions; exact value and first 2000 decimal places; finding the golden section; continued Category Science Math Recreations Specific Numbers phi related to it when we write out some of its decimal places. arguments that Phi doesnot occur in the measurements of the egyptian pyramids. other names for Phi. http://www.mcs.surrey.ac.uk/Personal/R.Knott/Fibonacci/phi.html
Extractions: A bit of history... Links on Euclid and his "Elements" ... More What is the golden section (or Phi)? We will call the Golden Ratio (or Golden number) after a greek letter, Phi ) here, although some writers and mathematicians use another Greek letter, tau ). Also, we shall use phi (note the lower case p) for a closely related value. A simple definition of Phi There are just two numbers that remain the same when they are squared namely and . Other numbers get bigger and some get smaller when we square them: Squares that are bigger Squares that are smaller is 4 is 9 is 100 One definition of Phi (the golden section number) is that to square it you just add 1 or, in mathematics: Phi = Phi + 1 In fact, there are
CAIRO, EGYPT and Romans came to gawk at the pyramids and the bus to downtown Cairo and on Fridays,to other places of interest Begin at the egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square http://www.lovetripper.com/issues/issue-33/cairo-egypt.html
Spirit-21: Spirit & Travel How many times I'd seen movies, pictures and paintings of the great egyptian pyramids. Luxorand Karnak were two other places that we managed to see on our 6 http://www.spirit-alembic.com/Issue1/travel.html
Extractions: Visit Spirit-Alembic Introduction Spirit-21 opens the travel section with a trip to Egypt, a place many associate with history and Spirit. This story is told by Tanya Pashkova, a Ukranian woman who met most of the Spirit-21 team on a study travel tour to the U.S. in 1993. A strong friendship developed, and we have remained friends through time in cyberspace. Tanya, when not working at the Kyiv Post, sits atop her suitcase, waiting for Spirit to guide her next adventure. Her story clearly shows Spirit weaving people together through the urges of the traveller. This story started when I browsed www.spirit-alembic.com and clicked on the picture of the Avenue of the Sphinxes .It was a hectic time at the office, putting together the advertising for our Kyiv Business Directory, with deadlines (love that word) to meet. People were screaming and shouting at each other, and papers were flying around, and the atmosphere was one reminiscent of some impending natural disaster. To calm myself down and stop reacting to the office storm, I made the Avenue of Sphinxes the background wallpaper for my desktop. For two weeks I enjoyed the wonderful Sphinx Avenue, and peace came to me. The deadlines passed, and we celebrated the finale at a local nigh club. I did not want to go there without an escort, so my friend, who was also single, accompanied me.
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PYRAMIDS & EGYPTOLOGY LINKS to Egypt, A informative website on 2 places of interests in dedicated to the restorationof authentic ancient egyptian religion. other pyramids IN THE WORLD. http://repertorium.net/rostau/links.html
Extractions: LINKS TO OTHER SITES If you would like to link to my site, you can use this button: Find books and videos about pyramids and ancient civilizations at Amazon.com Search: All Products Books Popular Music Classical Music Video Toys Electronics Enter keywords... Comet Pyramid Project A geometric study showing that the three pyramids of Giza could have been designed by one person. Deep Secrets The Omega Files A geometric research aiming at retrieving the technology used by the builders of the Great Pyramid. The Philosopher's Stone The search for the Essential Canon of Measure that would bring new perspectives on the Great Pyramid. Théories sur le Plateau de Guizeh A geometric study of the Giza plateau suggesting underground structures (in French with an introduction in English). Vanishing Point A geometric study showing that the Giza pyramids could be aligned according to the vanishing point pattern. The Orion Mystery Robert Bauval's theory: an introduction to his research. Alternative Egypt The official website of Robert Bauval. CONSTRUCTION THEORIES Are Pyramids made out of concrete?
Extractions: Drawings by Cullen Geiselman Last spring, we featured the first article in a three-part series on the places where bats roost. With the focus on plants and trees, we found bat habitat in leaves, branches, trunks, and even bark. But bats can be found roosting in less expected places, including homes made by other animals. In this issue, we will see how bats borrow shelters made by insects, birds, and other mammals. Humans have constructed a wide variety of structures that have proven to be favored homes for bats. Many insect-eating bats roost in attics, barns, or behind window shutters. Pictured above, a Mauritian tomb bat ( Taphozous mauritianus ) rests contentedly under the thatched roof of a mud hut in Kenya ( Rhinopoma microphyllum ) inhabitants for more than 3,000 years!
LONDON - A Guide For Visitors other places worth a visit and close enough to reach and have time to As mysteriousand unsolved a puzzle as the egyptian pyramids, Stonehenge represents a http://www.microscopy-uk.org.uk/ovlib/london/aboutln6.html
Extractions: ABOUT LONDON FOR VISITORS INFORMATION PROVIDED BY ONVIEW.NET Tour London virtually with... IMAGES ONVIEW THE LONDON COLLECTION "Over 150 Royalty-Free Images for your web site pleasure" GOING OUT OF LONDON Airports Transport Historic City Rainy days ... Eating Around London Secret London Navigating London Money Matters As London is the transport centre of the UK, it is worth considering trips a bit further afield, especially if this is your first visit to England. Few people realise that the seaside or south coast is only 60 miles away - BRIGHTON - and can be reached by train from London in just over an hour or so. Trains run from KINGS CROSS station, but you can also intercept them from Thameslink City and Blackfriars station. Brighton is often called 'Little London' because it has a lively atmosphere and is one of the most popular seaside haunts for South-Londoners. If you want to shop cheaper than London prices, use the same rail link and go to Croydon in South Greater London. Buy a ticket to Croydon East station and when you get out the station ask someone to direct you to theWhitgift Centre. This is a large shopping precinct which supports the presence of most of the UK shopping chain stores. Croydon is about 40 minutes away by train ! The Imperial War Museum lies close to Kennington Tube and Waterloo Stations. it is one of the most comprehensive war museums in the world so if you are interested in how life was during the first or second world wars, this is the place to go!
Sacred Places: Anasazi Sacred Sites sacred places such as the egyptian pyramids, Stonehenge, the that there are sacredplaces of equal Native American tribes, much like other prehistoric societies http://www.arthistory.sbc.edu/sacredplaces/anasazi.html
Extractions: An exploration of how and why places become invested with SACREDNESS and how the SACRED is embodied or made manifest through ART and ARCHITECTURE Most people know of sacred places such as the Egyptian pyramids, Stonehenge, the caves of Lascaux, and the remains of the ancient Aztec and Mayan cultures of South America. However, few realize that there are sacred places of equal importance in North America as well. Native American tribes, much like other prehistoric societies, viewed certain sites as sacred, and some have been embellished just as extensively as their more famous counterparts in Europe, North Africa, and South America. In the Western United States, an ancient people known as the Anasazi created a civilization that stretched from New Mexico and Arizona to Utah. Anasazi is a Navajo name meaning "Ancient Ones" or "Ancient Enemy". A more recent term used to more accurately describe them is Ancestral Pueblo People. However, the term Anasazi is more widely known and accepted, and thus will be used for the purposes of this page. During the Classic Pueblo period (c.1000-1300 A.D.), the Anasazi culture reached its peak in pottery, weaving, and architecture. They disappeared around the year 1300 A.D. - all that remains of their culture are their dwellings and the few clues remaining there. The reason for their disappearance is unknown, although many attribute their demise to drought,the invasion of another tribe, or even factions among the Anasazi themselves. However, some modern pueblo tribes, such as the Zuni and the Hopi, attribute their origins to the "ancient ones".
English This is a task as important as the building of the egyptianpyramids. Thishad developed later in Lalibela and many other places. http://www.ethiopianreporter.com/eng_newspaper/Htm/No284/r284int.htm
Extractions: Forum "I could not understand [Plato's] dialogues until I visited Ethiopia.'' - Jean Doresse, Historian During the recent interview between journalist Haimanot Alemu and Dr Lapisso G. Delebo on ''face-to-face'' programme of Ethiopian Television (ETV), Jean Doresse's books were frequently refered to by the latter. Inspired by this Ato Akalu W. Mariam took the opportunity during his recent visit to France to find J. Doresse in his house in Fayance, about 926 km from Paris, and conduct an interview with him. J. Doresse, 85, is a renowned historian specializing on Egyptian and Ethiopian history. He had published a number of books on ancient and medieval history of Ethiopia including ''Ethiopia under the Kingdom of Queen of the Sheba'' and ''The Prester John of Ethiopia''. J. Doresse, who has spent much of his life time in Ethiopia, pioneered the French Archaeological study on Ethiopia and the center for the Ethio-French studies. He was also Editor-in-chief of the first French newspaper in Ethiopia "L'Ethiopie d'Aujourd'hui". J. Doresse is currently writing a book on the people of southern Ethiopia. He lives in Fayance, France, with his Ethiopian wife and his Ethiopian adopted son. Following are excerpts from the interview. Would you make a comparison between ancient Greece, Egypt and Ethiopia? How ancient are these countries?
Never Of course, many other places nearly featured on this list. as possible and only includeplaces where I is our investigation of the egyptian pyramids, until our http://baptism.co.nz/fly/almost.html
Extractions: Over the years, there were quite a few journeys which I almost made. This is a selective list of some of the more interesting destinations, and clues as to why they didn't take place. Of course, many other places nearly featured on this list. I have tried to be as fair as possible and only include places where I genuinely thought I would go. Lagos was a city I nearly got to visit on a couple of occasions, and it could have been quite exciting there. As it turned out, the company for which I would have done some consultancy decided to send some of their staff to Great Britain instead. This happened on two separate occasions. Another time, we decided not to quote for some work after careful consideration. One major problem with all work in Nigeria is that of Foreign exchange, and the question whether anybody will ever get paid in a useful currency. Malta might have been fun too, but again the problem was that the prospective hosts decided to send their staff to Great Britain instead. Even so, these people do make useful contacts, and I may follow them up one day anyhow. We had also considered a routing via Malta with Air Malta for a holiday, but it was cancelled when my wife became pregnant.
Extractions: Giza is situated on the west bank of the Nile. Giza known for its pyramids, that is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, and despite the crowds that visit every year, they are still a truly overwhelming sight. These majestic and ancient pyramids have survived the rise and fall of great dynasties and conquerors, and share the flat desert surrounds with the Sphinx and a number of smaller pyramids and temples. Luxor Temple was built by Pharaoh Amenhotep III (1390-1352 BC), on the site of an older temple built by Hatshepsut and added to by Tutankhamun, Ramses II, Nectanebo, Alexander the Great and various Romans. Excavation work has been under way since 1885. The main place of worship in ancient Theban times were the Temples of Karnak that were spectacular series of monuments. These temples are divided into the Amun Temple Enclosure, which is the largest; the Mut Temple Enclosure on the south side; and the Montu Temple Enclosure.
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Extractions: TM Celebrate Passover in Israel By Madelyn Miller Now is a good time to begin your plans for the holiday that symbolizes freedom. Celebrated every year and never forgotten, the Jewish holiday, Passover (Pesach in Hebrew) refers to the exodus of the Israelites from the land of Egypt during Biblical times. First enslaved by the Egyptians and then threatened with having all Israelite males under a year killed, the Israelites escaped in an age-old tale of the parting of the Red Sea. This celebration of the exodus is an event of freedom, one that continues to hold true, even today. It is an event that is celebrated by Jews around the world. When the time came for the Israelites to leave Egypt, the Israelites left in such a haste, not even waiting for the bread to rise. As part of present-day Passover, the Jews do not eat anything made with flour throughout the seven-day celebration, instead choosing to eat matzoh , or hard crackers.
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Cambodia Travel - Siem Reap sites of other places appear small, if not irrelevant. Angkor is truly overpowering.In its dimensions Angkor is best compared to the egyptian pyramids. http://www.optiontours.com/c_facts2.html
BBC - Holiday - 50 Places - Egypt - Pyramids However, many other less conventional construction theories have been put Puzzledby pyramids? Currency egyptian pound Check out the latest rates use our http://www.bbc.co.uk/50/destinations/pyramids_50/
Extractions: Please see our for more information about cookies and how they are used by the BBC. Those four-sided ancient structures, the Pyramids came in at number 17. Who can resist the mystery surrounding the only survivor from the ancient Greek listed Seven Wonders of the World, the Great Pyramid of Cheops , one of the pyramids at Giza There were no cranes, cement mixers or fork lift trucks around to help when these Pyramids were built in around 2600 BC, so how on earth did the ancient Egyptians build them, and why did they build them? It has generally been accepted that the pyramids were built as magnificent mausoleums by thousands of workers under pharaohs orders. However, many other less conventional construction theories have been put forward over the years, suggestions that the pyramids were built by angels, devils or aliens.
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