Ancient Egypt 39,000 BCE

Edward F. Malkowski is the author of Before the Pharaohs, The Spiritual Technology of Ancient Egypt, and Sons of God--Daughters of Men. He is a historical researcher and lives in Lincoln, Illinois.

• Foreword by John Cadman Timeline of Egypt’s Periods and Dynasties Preface Acknowledgments Introduction: Apocalypse Now 1 A Civilization in Granite The Giza Pyramids The Sphinx and Valley Temples Sakkara Abu Sir and Abu Gorab Mysterious Granite Boxes 2 A Prehistoric Sphinx The Sphinx and Water Erosion Dating the Sphinx with Seismic Refraction Schoch’s Conclusion Sphinx Erosion: A Comparative Analysis 3 A Mechanical Method of Cutting Stone Aspects of Evidence Petrie and Precision Dunn and Precision Giza’s Basalt Patio Evidence of Powered Saws Evidence of Machining 4 A New Rosetta Stone 5 A Philosophy in Stone Ramses’ Legacy The Symbolism of Ramses’ Countenance 6 A Pyramid of Assumptions Tomb Theory Troubles Ancient Egypt’s Royal Tombs More Tomb Theory Troubles The Pyramids Already Existed 7 A Better Interpretation of the Evidence The Problem of the Dynastic Race Upon Closer Examination 8 A Pulse Generator inside the Great Pyramid The Great Pyramid’s Internal Design An Engineering Model John Cadman’s Pulse Generator Cadman Models the Great Pyramid’s Subterranean Chamber Lord of the Underground Tunnels The Giza Pulse Pump Generator 9 A Network of Pyramids The Purpose of Granite The Grand Gallery Filtering Frequencies Getting the Shafts Pyramid Experiments The Granite Enigma Fertilizing with Stone Stone Towers as Energy Conductors A Network of Pyramids 10 A Message at Denderah A History of Catastrophe The Face of Hathor Hathor’s Wrath Genesis and Disaster 11 An Invisible Cataclysm Terminal Pleistocene Extinction Birth of a New Age What Caused the Mass Extinction? The Carbon-14 Anomaly Galactic Core Burst The Geminga Supernova Remembering History as Myth 12 A Case for Civilization X History’s Egyptian Fringe Denderah’s Crypts Making the Case for Civilization X Appendix 1: Arabian History Appendix 2: The Atlantis Question Notes Bibliography Index

“Ancient Egypt 39,000 BCE presents a cogent and insightful overview of competing theories that relate to the possible origins of ancient Egypt, along with compelling, new, specific evidence to suggest that its megalithic structures may be far, far older than traditionally accepted. There is much food for thought here--even for a seasoned student of the mysteries of ancient Egypt--well conceived and well presented.”