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Justin Mader, Gaby Merci Die Advisoren Band V

Im Reich des Narmer und der Newet-Nut

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Die Ralarische Offensive hat Folgen. Die falschen Götter agieren im Untergrund weiter. Als unsere Helden, die Advisoren Lilian und Raphael einen Versuch der Annäherung machen, passiert es, die Situation eskaliert. Doch nicht nur auf der Erde hat dieser Versuch Konsequenzen, auch in einem weit entfernten Sonnensystem werden die Weichen nun völlig anders gestellt. Und die Gegner der Menschen, die vogelähnlichen Djehutis schlagen unbarmherzig zu. Doch auch sie haben Probleme, die sie sich im Vorhinein so nicht vorgestellt haben. Es gibt nur eine Möglichkeit die Situation wieder in den Griff zu bekommen. Unsere Helden müssen ins Reich des Narmers gelangen... zu dem Pharao der ersten Dynastie ... zu dem Zeitpunkt als das Ägyptische Reich gegründet wurde ... also kurz nach dem Untergang von Atlantis ... [mehr]

Stichwörter: Sciencefiction, SiFi, Atlantis, Platon, Tachyonen, Pharao, 1.Dynastie, Ägypten, Einstein-Rosen-Brücke, Wurmloch, Warphole, Saïs, Singularität, Schliemann, Neith, Narmer, Nut, Skorpion-King, Ultraschlachtschiff, Denn Atlantis war morgen, Die ralarische Offensive, Kampf den falschen Göttern, Sonnensystem, Djehutis, Mastaba, Kartusche, Biefeld-Brown-Effekt, Tachyonenantrieb, Schliemanns Vermächtnis, Abydos, Zeus, Advisoren, Tesla-Transformator, Tesla Nikola [mehr][weniger]

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Arthur Weigall Burning Sands

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Arthur Weigall was born in the year in which his father, Arthur Archibald Denne Weigall, an army officer, died on the North West Frontier. As a young widow, his mother, the former Alice Henrietta Cowen, turned missionary in the inner-city slums of late-Victorian England. So Arthur Weigall went from an unconventional home life in Salford to Wellington College, a school with strong establishment and military connections. He started work as an apprentice clerk in the City of London, but a youthful fascination with genealogy led him to the pharaohs of Ancient Egypt and so into Egyptology. A mysterious patroness encouraged him to apply for New College, Oxford. This was a mistake (Egyptology was not yet studied at Oxford) so he went on to Leipzig, and on his return to England found work with Flinders Petrie, first at University College London and then at Abydos in Egypt. [mehr]

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L.W. King , H.R. Hall History of Egypt, Chaldæa, Syria, Babylonia, and Assyria

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Henry Hall (Egyptologist) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia For other people of this name, see Henry Hall (disambiguation). Henry R. H. Hall Born 30 September 1873 Died 13 October 1930 (aged 57) London, UK Nationality English Fields Egyptology, Assyriology, Archaeology Institutions British Academy, Egypt Exploration Society, Society of Antiquaries of London Alma mater St John's College, Oxford Known for his excavations in Egypt and Mesopotamia, being Keeper of the Department of Egyptian and Assyrian Antiquities at the British Museum Influences Francis Llewellyn Griffith Dr Henry Reginald Holland Hall MBE, FBA, FSA (30 September 1873 – 13 October 1930) was an English Egyptologist and historian. In life, he was normally referred to as Harry Reginald Hall.[1] Contents 1 Early life 2 Career 3 Personal 4 References 5 Further reading 6 Selected bibliography Early life Henry R.H. Hall was the son of Sir Sydney Hall, MVO, MA, a portrait painter and illustrator for The Graphic newspaper, and his wife Hannah Holland. He went to Merchant Taylors' School, London and showed an interest in history and ancient Egypt from an early age. By the age of 11 he wrote a history of Persia, and by 16 he had gained some knowledge of the ancient Egyptian language.[1] Hall studied classics at St John's College, Oxford, as well as Egyptian history and language under the tutelage of Egyptologist Francis Llewellyn Griffith, gaining a BA in 1895, his MA in 1897 and later his D.Litt in 1920.[1] Career In 1896 he started work at the British Museum as an assistant to E. A. Wallis Budge, becoming Assistant Keeper, Department of Egyptian and Assyrian Antiquities in 1919. On Budge's retirement in 1924, Hall became Keeper of the Department of Egyptian and Assyrian Antiquities, a post he held until his death in 1930.[1] He worked with Édouard Naville and Edward R. Ayrton in the excavations at Deir el-Bahri, Egypt, from 1903–07, and also dug at Abydos with the Egypt Exploration Society expeditions of 1910 and 1925.[1] During the First World War he was attached to the military section of the press bureau, and in 1916 moved into Intelligence and was later attached to the Political Service in Mesopotamia with the rank of captain. He was twice mentioned in dispatches, and was made a Member of the Order of the British Empire.[1] Combining in an unusual manner a knowledge of Egyptology and Assyriology in almost equal degrees, he was indefatigable in the service of the joint departments in the British Museum. While in his later years he had not the opportunity to take part in excavating expeditions sent out by the Museum, he was of great assistance in organising the expeditions of Dr. Campbell Thompson at Nineveh and Mr. Guy Brunton in Upper Egypt. He was, despite an initial and boyish brusqueness of manner, a charming colleague and tactful in the division of the spoils of excavation when these had been acquired jointly with other bodies. On the ar [mehr]

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