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Origyptian Wrote:
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> Jon Ellison Wrote:
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> > Yeah.. Heinrich Himmler was also really a nice
> > guy. He just found himself in the midst of a
> > systemic failure.
>
> And I have no doubt that some plantation owners
> were "nice" to their slaves, perhaps only
> punishing them in solitary confinement or selling
> off a mother's child as punishment rather than
> beating or starving her. What heroes, eh?
>
> Frankly, I can't get past the enigma that there is
> zero record of any record of the crate after the
> letter to Forshall.
>
> There is zero record of any insurance payout other
> than reimbursing the British Museum for paying
> Hill to ship a wooden crate from Cairo to
> Alexandria. Why would there not be any official
> record of what surely would have been a much
> larger shipping bill from Alexandria to Liverpool
> for a "sarcophagus lost at sea"?
>
> We have record of several documents discussing the
> process of removing a sarcophagus from G3, packing
> it up in a wooden crate, and shipping it to
> Alexandria. There is that single letter to
> Forshall assuring him the crate has been loaded
> into the Beatrice in Alexandria, with no official
> dock record of that.
>
> And then it all breaks down. Nothing after that.
> Where did the Beatrice go? When did it go there?
> What was it carrying? Who was on board? Where did
> it sink? Any survivors? No record of any of it
> other than a single vague listing in Lloyd's that
> it was "lost at sea" without a single shred of
> evidence other than it being MIA.
>
> No record of the crate actually leaving Alexandria
> on any ship. No record of any shipping bill from
> Alexandria and no record of any other insurance
> payout. We are only left with a few draft letters
> addressed to the BM written by Vyse's team
> informing the Museum of the
> intention to deliver a sarcophagus
> with zero evidence that any such transaction ever
> took place. Even the small chunk of basalt at the
> Museum can't be verified to have originated in any
> sarcophagus, let alone from G3. It's not on
> display at the Museum, and there isn't even a
> photo of it...
And has what to do w/ 'chemical analysis'.....???
No record that YOU know of...I've suggested checking into the Port Of Alexandria Archives for a Bill Of Lading, etc, many times.
The 'transaction' didn't take place, because the Beatrice sank to the bottom of the Sea.
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> Jon Ellison Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Yeah.. Heinrich Himmler was also really a nice
> > guy. He just found himself in the midst of a
> > systemic failure.
>
> And I have no doubt that some plantation owners
> were "nice" to their slaves, perhaps only
> punishing them in solitary confinement or selling
> off a mother's child as punishment rather than
> beating or starving her. What heroes, eh?
>
> Frankly, I can't get past the enigma that there is
> zero record of any record of the crate after the
> letter to Forshall.
>
> There is zero record of any insurance payout other
> than reimbursing the British Museum for paying
> Hill to ship a wooden crate from Cairo to
> Alexandria. Why would there not be any official
> record of what surely would have been a much
> larger shipping bill from Alexandria to Liverpool
> for a "sarcophagus lost at sea"?
>
> We have record of several documents discussing the
> process of removing a sarcophagus from G3, packing
> it up in a wooden crate, and shipping it to
> Alexandria. There is that single letter to
> Forshall assuring him the crate has been loaded
> into the Beatrice in Alexandria, with no official
> dock record of that.
>
> And then it all breaks down. Nothing after that.
> Where did the Beatrice go? When did it go there?
> What was it carrying? Who was on board? Where did
> it sink? Any survivors? No record of any of it
> other than a single vague listing in Lloyd's that
> it was "lost at sea" without a single shred of
> evidence other than it being MIA.
>
> No record of the crate actually leaving Alexandria
> on any ship. No record of any shipping bill from
> Alexandria and no record of any other insurance
> payout. We are only left with a few draft letters
> addressed to the BM written by Vyse's team
> informing the Museum of the
> intention to deliver a sarcophagus
> with zero evidence that any such transaction ever
> took place. Even the small chunk of basalt at the
> Museum can't be verified to have originated in any
> sarcophagus, let alone from G3. It's not on
> display at the Museum, and there isn't even a
> photo of it...
And has what to do w/ 'chemical analysis'.....???
No record that YOU know of...I've suggested checking into the Port Of Alexandria Archives for a Bill Of Lading, etc, many times.
The 'transaction' didn't take place, because the Beatrice sank to the bottom of the Sea.
Currently accepted Pyramide dates stand until proven otherwise.
Campbell's Chamber roof blocks are Tura Limestone until proven otherwise.
THE Cartouche in Campbell's Chamber IS Authentic, as are ALL other RC's Glyphs, until proven otherwise.
"This Forgery 'theory' has more holes than a sieve basket."
Campbell's Chamber roof blocks are Tura Limestone until proven otherwise.
THE Cartouche in Campbell's Chamber IS Authentic, as are ALL other RC's Glyphs, until proven otherwise.
"This Forgery 'theory' has more holes than a sieve basket."