Michael Tellinger: PREPOJENIE MEDZI EGYPTOM A VEĽKÝM ZIMBABWE
Pridal KEMET.sk 8. február 2019 - 2:09
▲ PREDYNASTICKÉ OBDOBIE (pred rokom 3150 pr.Kr.)
• Doba Bohov (49330-14175/9500 pr.Kr.) | Doba Polobohov (14175-3150 pr.Kr.)
▲ RANODYNASTICKÉ OBDOBIE - ARCHAICKÁ DOBA (3150-2700 pr.Kr.)
• 1. dynastia (3150-2930 pr.Kr.) | 2. dynastia (2930-2700 pr.Kr.)
▲ STARÁ RÍŠA (2700-2180 pr.Kr.)
• 3. dynastia (2700-2635 pr.Kr.) | 4. dynastia (2635-2510 pr.Kr.) | 5. dynastia (2510-2365 pr.Kr.) | 6. dynastia (2365-2180 pr.Kr.)
▲ PRVÉ PRECHODNÉ OBDOBIE (2180-1994 pr.Kr.)
• 7. dynastia (70 dní) | 8. dynastia (2180-2170 pr.Kr.) | 9./10. dynastia (2170-2025 pr.Kr.) | 11. dynastia (2119-1994 pr.Kr.)
▲ STREDNÁ RÍŠA (1994-1794 pr.Kr.)
• 12. dynastia (1994-1794 pr.Kr.)
▲ DRUHÉ PRECHODNÉ OBDOBIE (1794-1543 pr.Kr.)
• 13. dynastia (1794-1650 pr.Kr.) | 14. dynastia (?-1650 pr.Kr.) | 15. dynastia (1650-1539 pr.Kr.) | 16. dynastia (1650-1550 pr.Kr.) | 17. dynastia (1650-1550 pr.Kr.)
▲ NOVÁ RÍŠA (1550-1070 pr.Kr.)
• 18. dynastia (1550-1292 pr.Kr.) | 19. dynastia (1292-1186 pr.Kr.) | 20. dynastia (1186-1070 pr.Kr.)
▲ TRETIE PRECHODNÉ OBDOBIE (1070-655 pr.Kr.)
• 21. dynastia (1070-664 pr.Kr.) | 22. dynastia (946-736 pr.Kr.) | 22. dynastia – Hornoegyptská línia (870-730 pr.Kr.) | 23. dynastia (756-712 pr.Kr.) | 24. dynastia (740-712 pr.Kr.) | 25. dynastia (746-655 pr.Kr.)
▲ NESKORÁ DOBA (715-332 pr.Kr.)
• 26. dynastia (664-525 pr.Kr.) | 27. dynastia – 1. perzská nadvláda (525-401 pr.Kr.) | 28. dynastia (401-399 pr.Kr.) | 29. dynastia (399-380 pr.Kr.) | 30. dynastia (380-342 pr.Kr.) | 31. dynastia – 2. perzská nadvláda (342-332 pr.Kr.)
▲ GRÉCKORÍMSKE OBDOBIE (332 pr.Kr. až 395 po Kr.)
• 32. dynastia – Macedónska (332-304 pr.Kr.) | 33. dynastia – Ptolemaiovská (304-30 pr.Kr.) | 34. dynastia – Rímska (30 pr.Kr.-395)
▲ BYZANTSKÁ DOBA AŽ PO SÚČASNOSŤ
• Východorímski a byzantskí cisári | Umajjovci | Abbásovci | Fátimovci | Ajjúbovci | Mameluci | Vládcovia Osmanskej ríše | dynastia Muhammada Alího | Prezidenti Egyptskej republiky
“Academics abhor a mystery the way nature abhors a vacuum, yet in nature there are no vacuums, while in academia there are many mysteries. In no field of science or scholarship are there more (or more glaring) mysteries than in Egyptology. Yet, at the same time, there is no field in which mysteries are more systematically denied.”
Christopher Dunn has an extensive background as a craftsman, starting his career as an indentured apprentice in his hometown of Manchester, England. Recruited by an aerospace manufacturing company, he immigrated to the United States in 1969. Over the past 49 years, Chris has worked at every level of high-tech manufacturing from machinist, toolmaker, programmer and operator of high-power industrial lasers, Project Engineer and Laser Operations Manager. For the past 16 year, he has served as Human Resource Director for a Midwest aerospace manufacturer.
Laird Scranton is the author of a series of books and other writings on ancient cosmology and language. These include articles published in the University of Chicago’s Anthropology News academic journal, Temple University’s Encyclopedia of African Religion and the Encyclopedia Britannica. He is featured in John Anthony West’s Magical Egypt documentary series and in Carmen Boulter’s documentary The Pyramid Code.
Stephen Mehler’s fascination with ancient Egypt, which began at the age of eight, has guided his education and spiritual work all his life. Mehler holds three degrees in the sciences and is a trained field archaeologist and prehistorian. Mehler also served as a Staff research scientist for the Rosicrucian Order, AMORC, in San Jose, California from 1978-1980. For almost 16 years, 1992-2008, Mehler was a student, disciple, and close friend of Egyptian-born Egyptologist and indigenous wisdom keeper, Abd’El Hakim Awyan (1926-2008), popularly known as Hakim.