The Mystery of the Satellite Pyramids Armando Mei

https://www.academia.edu/26219007/The_Mystery_of_the_Satellite_Pyramids?rhid=42158320071&swp=rr-rw-wc-172096958&nav_from=09afb518-fbdb-49de-a7f7-bf389ecbba7d It is undeniable that “academic” Egyptology has greatly contributed to our knowledge of a unique and incomparable civilization, incredibly developed socially, artistically and scientifically. Unfortunately, academic Egyptologists have also persisted in misattributing some archaeological finds to Dynastic Egyptians, which I believe have little to do with that civilization. This has created confusion among researchers and has affected our comprehension of the prehistory of Egypt. Still unsolved remains, for example, the dispute over the “Zep Tepi” (ancient Egyptian for the “First Time of Osiris”). While academics agree to confine its purpose to mythology, I believe that their position conflicts with the long lists of sovereigns found so accurately transcribed in Egyptian documents and temples.