古代埃及文物在大峡谷？.docVIP

Ancient Egyptian Treasures In The Grand Canyon? Suppressed Archeological Information and Metaphysical Paradox ? ? Barry McEwen tetra-matrix@ and Michael Lawrence Morton milamo@ 12-6-00 Part 1 HYPERLINK /general6/gc.htm Part 2 HYPERLINK /general6/egyptpart3.htm Part 3 HYPERLINK /general7/gc4.htm Part 4 HYPERLINK /general6/canyon5.htm Part 5 HYPERLINK /general7/egypt6.htm Part 6 On April 5th, 1909, there appeared a front page story in the Arizona Gazette. It told of an archeological expedition in the heart of the Grand Canyon funded by the Smithsonian Institute. (a full transcription of the article can be found at: /unclass/canyon.txt) It is a rich story of finding a labyrinth of man-made tunnel systems high above the Colorado River, a virtual citadel filled with ancient artifacts, hieroglyphs, armor, statues of deities and even mummies. Anyone contacting the Smithsonian Institute will receive a polite no records found reply to an inquiry about their supposed role in the Grand Canyon. ? The following narration shows how I came to be convinced of an exact location in the Grand Canyon that is a key to this story (regardless of whether the newspaper article is a hoax or not), and contains mathematical proof. This story also reveals an ancient cartographic code that led me to this conclusion, and the meaningful coincidences that unfolded as I pursued this mystery. The location is known as Isis Temple and is paramount in a well kept secret that is just now being uncovered in ways far richer and more important than material wealth. The cherished gem of Arizona, the Grand Canyon, one of the seven natural wonders of the world, contains a legacy and a link to a history known only by a few; suppressed not only by greed and politics, but by a forgotten code hidden right beneath our very feet. It is all beginning to come to light now. ? I first came across the information about the newspaper article in 1998 via the www. To satisfy my curiosity, I went to the Phoenix Pub