“The Seshu-Hor”
We are told by academic scholars that Khemitian (Egyptian) civilization began around 3,000 BCE and before that there were primitive neolithic settlements that suddenly developed within a few hundred years into this great culture. This “dynastic” civilization was already at some sort of height during the “old kingdom”(2,700-2,200 BCE). In fact, nothing produced after that period was of greater or equal grandeur. There are many examples of this devolution from the “old kingdom” on forward and the further back in history you go, the higher the wisdom and capability appear to be. In the documentary film Magical Egypt, John Anthony West (Rogue Egyptologist and Symbolist) explains,
“It is generally accepted that in Egypt, all of the sciences, mathematics, astronomy, medicine, the hieroglyphics and religious systems were all in place by the old kingdom times with no indication or little indication of a period of development.”
Perhaps this “dynastic” civilization didn’t appear out of nowhere around 3,000 BCE but was part of a legacy that goes back tens of thousands of years. The “dynastic” Egyptians themselves had documented these earlier periods of their history in detail. Examples of these records would be “Manetho’s Kings List”, the “Palermo Stone” and the “Turin Papyrus.”