Corpuscles Wrote:
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> In my reading research I came across the
> hieroglyphic rendering of a word AE (DE) used to
> describe a "sledge". We do not know exactly the
> phonetic word they used. This is the English
> rendering of it
> It is remarkable that they always used such in the
> context of dragging things.
>
> If serious persons want to know more information
> on such then simply please ask.

Good for you!!

Now all you have to do is find some sort of evidence they used sledges at Giza or any great pyramid site.

Of course if you had such evidence we would have heard it long ago and there might not be much of a "fringe".

The reality is you have nothing except assumptions. They mustta used ramps despite the lack of evidence. They mustta been tombs despite the lack of direct evidence or bodies. They mustta been superstitious even though they lacked a word for "belief". And they mustta been just like the authors of the "book of the dead" because that's what scholars used to translate the Ancient Language.

It all makes perfect sense if you just dismiss all the physical evidence as red herrings or "religious artefacts" and attack anyone who disagrees. The only thing Egyptology really has is a brilliant theory founded on 19th century assumptions and almost sole possession of the low road.

Good luck with that.