Warwick Wrote:
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> Origyptian Wrote:
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> > Graham Chase Wrote:
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> > > "Not sure how that conveys they knew about
> > > stars circumscribing circles in the sky.
> > > What's the context of "great polar region"
> that
> > > construes it to mean a celestial axis or
> > planetary
> > > pole?
> > > How does "zenith" necessarily mean north
> > > pole?"
> > >
> > > What meaning would you give to those words in
> > the context ?
> > >
> > > The literal translation of the text for
> zenith
> > of
> > > the sky is 'head of the sky' or 'top of the
> > sky'.
> > > There is really only one place that qualifies
> > for
> > > this description.
> >
> > It could mean straight up from where one is
> > standing, regardless of the time of day.
> >
> > Also, as far as I know, the earliest evidence
> that
> > ancient Egypt knew about astronomy is the
> ceiling
> > of Senenmut's tomb which has been dated circa
> 1470
> > BC.
>
>
> again. You are attempting to discuss AE
> COSMOLOGY, apparently without any background in
> that either.
>
> This constant pretence is really getting a little
> thick
>
>
> Warwick

That's absurd. You asked me what "top of the sky" means and I gave you an alternative meaning. If you think AE Cosmology puts a different translation on that phrase, then back it up with evidence rather than criticize me for simply giving you the answer you asked me for, and tell me how the first example of AE Cosmology appears in Senenmut's tomb almost a millennium AFTER those pyramids allegedly were aligned with the cardinal points, and stop with your personal insults.