Barbelo Wrote:
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> But any such wager should be predicated upon the
> fact that our esteemed colleague can actually
> produce the trove of hieroglyphs upon which he
> states his claim.
>
> Perhaps, they might be somewhere in the bowels of
> the B.M. or perhaps residing in some remote corner
> of the author's mind.
>
> Who knows?

I have the assurance of anonymous Egyptologists that bowels have something to do with it.

Posted by Scott Creighton on 8 February this year:

http://grahamhancock.com/phorum/read.php?1,1178834,1179287

“. . . Fact is - I have received communication from Egyptologists and archaeologists who, having read HOAX (and my subsequent articles), believe I have presented sufficient questions around these painted marks and are of the opinion that the marks now need to be scientifically tested (using non-destructive means if possible).

I can’t promise anything, of course, but there are currently small moves afoot. Not sure if it will gain traction but watch this space. Can’t say any more than that.”

I watched the space and saw nothing. What happened?

M.