Саин wrote:Ought to know that if the copper, the Egyptians were really given in large amounts, the metal zinc, they smelt could not, mankind has learned to do that only millennia later, in the 16th century BC And the cylinders in the hands of stone the pharaohs wrote at the beginning of last century, the great Champollion, decode ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics. Doctor of historical Sciences Vladimir Kulakov has confirmed that these rods cylinders for specialists no mystery do not represent the usual symbols of authority in Ancient, and particularly middle Kingdom. On some images the Egyptian authorities holds a long wand in the other - short. The closest analogues of the rods can serve as the scepter and Orb of the Russian tsars.
On the website of the cylinders of the wonderful properties of these rods are supported by an indication of the alleged unprecedented health of the ancient Egyptian pharaohs. So, Psammetik 1 reigned 51 years, Ramses the Great P - 67 years, Thutmose sh - 54. However, most Egyptian pharaohs ruled not so long. The next Psammetik P sat on the throne for just 6 years, Tutankhamun - 8, and the great reformer Akhenaton - 19 years. And, despite all the magical properties of cylinders, rulers of Ancient Egypt died a long time ago.
You forgot to say that the Egyptians didn't know how to do the concrete and the pyramids they built called aliens...
Read more new literature. Egyptologists, too, are mistaken as the only weapon of historians in the study of history, conjecture, guesses are plausible and take them on faith. But if historians were people prior to that having studied physics, mathematics, philosophy, mistakes in history would be much less.