Posted 02 April 2012 - 08:18 AM
According to the Dutch Archaeologist, Dr. Reinoud de Jonge, Australia was discovered about 4.600 years ago by the 2nd. King Djoser of the 3rd Dynasty.
Feral Dan claimed, that he found Sumerian or Egyptian Pictographs, the precursor of the Keilschrift at Pyramid Mountain, in North Queensland, which makes perfect sense, because that was the Area, that Dr. de Jonge was refering to.
So, you Mocking Birds, Bleat loudly, because the Kariong Glyphs will spoil yor appetite at mocking any scientist,ever.
I was there when Feral Dan found a hitherto unknown set of Proto-Egyptian glyphs at Kariong, I was there when Jake Cassar found another set at a higher level, and the beauty was, it was in front of a Filmcrew, who recorded it all, but best of all was the discovery by the Author Steve Strong of a hitherto unsuspected above ground chamber, hidden
in the Eastwall of the Kariong Glyph Site.
However, as I translated these Proto Egyptian glyphs discovered by Feral Dan, I know that he is very serious about this matter, and I am proud, that he singlehanded, and despite all the un-scientific mockers around still proceeded.
I have re-translated the glyph by glyp translation of the Proto-Egyptian script at Kariong which is available as a free download of 147 pages of reserarch. To download, go to Google and enter "Ancient Egyptians in Australia, Senff". The second entry will get you the book, including the underground pictures, never seen before.
If you are indeed intested in the truth, and how the so-called scientific academe, perverted the research, whether ascribing it to U.F.O sightings as claimed by the Editor (an Egyptologist)of an Archaeological Journal, or the claims of the Author Steven Spillard (another Egyptologis), that a certain glyph was a dog-bone. However, the glyph he was refering to, is the glypht for Inheritance, (Gardiner) while another one, which he called a Bell is in fact the Symbol for a woodcarving chisel.
While a certain Professor,(again an Egyptologist) states that the glyphs are just modern grafiti, when it is in fact, Australia's oldest known Text, unless Feral Dan's Text from Pyramid Mountain Nth. Queensland proves to be older still, but I cannot be sure, untill I get the pictures from him.
If you want to know more about the Kariong glyphs, download the above Book, it is all research and translate the glyphs yourself, it is not that hard, because the transliteration is given; and then marvel, why Australian Egyptologist failed to translate the text.
Was it because the climb from their Ivory tower was too long and too hard, or was it because the truth hurts? You be the Judge.
Hans-Dieter von Senff, Ph.D.