Queen Móo and the Egyptian SphinxA new and different approach to Atlantis by way of the Mayan civilization, thoroughly investigated, heavily illustrated and highly intriguing. |
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Javelin Head and Arrow Points , found with the Charred Remains of Prince Coh in his Mausoleum LXIV . Egyptian Sphinx . Reproduced from a photograph by Mr. Edward Wilson , by his permission LXV . Portrait of Queen Móo .
Javelin Head and Arrow Points , found with the Charred Remains of Prince Coh in his Mausoleum LXIV . Egyptian Sphinx . Reproduced from a photograph by Mr. Edward Wilson , by his permission LXV . Portrait of Queen Móo .
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... that the fossil remains of human beings found in various parts of it , far distant from each other , prove that man lived there in times immemorial , and that we have not the slightest ray of light to illumine the darkness that ...
... that the fossil remains of human beings found in various parts of it , far distant from each other , prove that man lived there in times immemorial , and that we have not the slightest ray of light to illumine the darkness that ...
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... Africa , and Europe are to be found among the remains of their ruined cities . Their peculiar architecture , embodying their cosmogonic and religious notions , is easily recognized in the ancient architectural monuments of India ...
... Africa , and Europe are to be found among the remains of their ruined cities . Their peculiar architecture , embodying their cosmogonic and religious notions , is easily recognized in the ancient architectural monuments of India ...
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... my observations now principally to the Memorial IIall at Chichen , dedicated to the manes of Prince Coh by his sisterwife Queen M60 ; and to the mausoleum , erected by her order , to contain his effigy and his cremated remains .
... my observations now principally to the Memorial IIall at Chichen , dedicated to the manes of Prince Coh by his sisterwife Queen M60 ; and to the mausoleum , erected by her order , to contain his effigy and his cremated remains .
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... my observations now principally to the Memorial Hall at Chichen , dedicated to the manes of Prince Coh by his sisterwife Queen M60 ; and to the mausoleum , erected by her order , to contain his effigy and his cremated remains .
... my observations now principally to the Memorial Hall at Chichen , dedicated to the manes of Prince Coh by his sisterwife Queen M60 ; and to the mausoleum , erected by her order , to contain his effigy and his cremated remains .
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| Titre | Queen Móo and the Egyptian Sphinx |
| Auteur | Augustus Le Plongeon |
| Édition | 2 |
| Éditeur | The Author, 1900 |
| Original provenant de | Université de Princeton |
| Numérisé | 8 août 2008 |
| Longueur | 277 pages |
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