SYNCING THE CHRONICLES OF ROME AND EGYPT
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https://doi.org/10.31618/ESSA.2782-1994.2021.4.67.5Keywords:
Ancient and New Rome, Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom, Sasanids, Mitanni, Naharin, Hittites, Sherdens, Greater Israel, Kubrat.Abstract
Based on a thorough analysis of details of military campaigns and astronomical phenomena from the chronicles of Ancient and New Rome, Ancient Egypt and Persian sources, the author confirmed the chronological shift in the history of Ancient Egypt by 1780 years in the past. The author also revealed the complot of historians to conceal the existence of Ancient Egypt in I millennium by masking the deeds of the Egyptian Pharaohs of the New Kingdom for the non-existent activity of the Kings of the Sasanian Empire.
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