4 - Egyptian Papyrus of Ani Describes 1995 Computer Technology
ConclusionThis study generated comprehensive supportive evidence to demonstrate that
the first three columns of Plate I from the 1240 BCE Egyptian Papyrus of Ani is an account of an encounter with identifiable late 20th century computer technology;
certain depicted glyphs were individual representations of pieces of computer technology;
'sun-disc' glyph (N5, Gardiner) is a depiction of a compact disk;
two individual glyphs from columns 2 and 3 (unclassified by Gardiner) are depictions of a computer's Mouse and Cable;
from multiple sets of descriptive glyphs, a Mouse and Cable, and three Jewel Cases with their Black Base-plates were described;
two particular 1990s compact disks were identified as being present in 1240 BCE Egypt;
contents of two pictures from a 1995 cd-rom were compiled and drawn on Plate VII of the Papyrus of Ani;
two humans, a male and female, were present in Egypt in 1240 BCE and held in their hands specific pieces of the technology.
These disclosures will
alert the world's scholars to the likelihood that religious traditional interpretations and academic translations of other ancient stories into English may not be accurate nor reflect what actually occurred back in the past;
precipitate a change in scientific thinking and instigate a search for answers regarding the topic of Time Travel. How did the Egyptian scribe in 1240 BCE come to document the presence of late twentieth century computer technology ?