EGYPTIAN ANCIENT HISTORY
A re-analysis

Time Calibrators - A Family Of Sages

The Mists Of Time

From an age before modern history there came a family of sages so prominent they were renown beyond the boundaries of their nation and even beyond their own culture. Because of their meticulous record keeping, other tribes held their antiquity in valued esteem. The family maintained a rigorous system tradition and to remember their history, they not only developed writing, but also incorporated their history into a system of memorials.

Time Calibrators

This cross-checking system Insured that If their libraries were destroyed, their history could be recovered by cognizance of their ceremonies and traditions. Due to their meticulous recording of family lineage and sequence of events, this family of sages were utilized as the calibrators of time. Profane History Begins.

Age after age would pass before we even reached the era of profane history. The family had lasted two millennia before the ancient Sumarians and Egyptians emerged. Fortunately, the sages faithfully recorded the origins, and founders, of the Sumarians and Egyptians. Truly the House of the Sage was the standard bearer of time. From whence had the family come? No one knew but the family itself. As the worlds earliest known civilization grew, it built a system of legend and superstition instead of a history. This Babylonian tradition defiled their ancestors and exaggerated their attributes, making gods of their forefathers. Their legendary kings they attributed a longevity exceeding thirty five thousand years. But the time calibrators simply smiled at the Sumarians as if children.

Nations would rise and fall. Cultures would emerge and dissipate, knowledge would accelerate and slow. But without an accurate history there existed no standard for the past, or purpose to destiny. New Models Tried. Even during historical times the nations still held history in disdain They bragged of their antiquity, but their ruling monarchy would destroy the memory of the previous. No continuous chronology would survive, not even in Egypt. Only the word of the House of Sages would survive.

Modern Histories Problem

The history books will not reveal it. The true scope of this planet's history is well outside the parameters of modem teachings. Archaeologists have already reached this historical impasse, and in the last decade, despaired of correlating the current model of history to their excavations. For modern mankind, a history crisis has gone critical.

Church Historians

The seriousness of the history problem seems to have been recognized during the Christian era of the Dark Ages. Church fathers in those days, were more interested in constructing an accurate Biblical Chronology than synchronizing the Hebrew history with Egypt, Babylonia, or other ancient cultures. Yet, as they expanded their Biblical chronologies they were forced to deal with nations which affected the Hebrews. They began their search for historical match-ups by matching prominent events common to diverse kingdoms. They searched for common names and places but the only continuous standard was the records of the House of Sages.

Fatal Errors

By placing the fragments of other national records against the long time standard, they hoped to achieve a universal view of history. One of the common points was the era of Hebrew slavery in Egypt. Church fathers saw where Hebrew slaves were set to build the treasure cities of Ramses. This association of the Ramazoid Dynasty with the era of Moses would prove to be the greatest historical blunder in all recorded times. This one logical mistake has permeated all modern historical models, and literally distorted history on a global scale. Finally, its time we discard our preconceived traditions and prejudices of history, and set before us the base data of newly acquired archaeological digs, and recombine it with the ancient records.

At this gesture the time calibrators will step from their ancient past and heal our own. To begin our quest to repair time, we need acquaint ourselves with the time standard used today, namely Egypt. Unfortunately modem historians abandoned the sage's data and built their own time temple from the scattered data of Egypt. So let us acquaint ourselves with ancient Egypt, according to the current standard of history. A laborious task indeed but necessary before we enter our real and exciting adventure.