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| Anubis, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York |
“The last gods of Egypt are on the move on the backs of
the pack animals and dragged on sleds like boats, along with a cargo of scrolls
and parchments in clay jars, a line stretching out into the distance like the
ancient origins of Egyptian religion... Egypt has survived the Hyksos, the
Persians, Greeks and Romans and now the priests have acted in time to protect some
of their sacred images before they end up being melted down to make pots and
utensils for the Christian church and the documents go to stoke their fires.
Yes, not just blazing golden gods and treasures are on
the move, but incendiary documents. Among them, the evidence that ancient Egypt
was the root of all modern faith religions and the belief in a heavenly
afterlife… whether for Christians, Jews or Muslims. The priests plan to hide
the hoard until it is safe for it to be returned to the world in a future age
of enlightenment..."
From "The GOD DIG" - AMAZON KINDLE
