Edfu Atlantis Theory: Zep Tepi and the Egyptian Genesis (Lost Worlds: Ancient Origins and History, #8)
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Beneath the sandstone walls of the Temple of Edfu lies one of the most enigmatic archives of the ancient world: a set of vast hieroglyphic inscriptions describing a homeland that rose from the waters, flourished, was struck by catastrophe, and was rebuilt by survivors. Long dismissed as myth, these so-called "Edfu Building Texts" preserve in extraordinary detail the memory of a sacred isle—an Atlantis of the Nile—that became the blueprint for Egyptian civilization.
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