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Subject: Interfaith dialogue

bozzalad 24.07.14 - 03:10pm
The grave goods suggest the man was an elite member of society and held an important position, though interestingly, evidence suggests his grave had been desecrated soon after burial, indicating that he may also have held a few enemies. According to Renee Friedman, a British Museum archaeologist who is director of the expedition, the occupant's skeleton had been scattered, and the tomb's wood posts show evidence of fire damage. The many grave goods left inside indicate that the vandals * +

bozzalad 24.07.14 - 03:10pm
goal wasn't to loot, but was done as some sort of act of vengeance. * +

bozzalad 24.07.14 - 03:11pm
The owner of the tomb had been yanked out, while the other objects had been left alone, Friedman says. That's not plunderingthis was an act of aggression. The point wasn't to take goodies, it was to destroy this person. * +

bozzalad 24.07.14 - 03:12pm
Also supporting the view that this was an elite burial was the discovery of twenty additional burials surrounding the mans tomb, believed to have been human sacrifices made upon his death. They also found a plethora of exotic animals buried around him, including a leopard, an ostrich, a hartebeest, six baboons, nine goats, and ten dogs with leather leashes. * +

bozzalad 24.07.14 - 03:13pm
The presence of social divisions, including elite tombs with rich artifacts versus burials of ordinary citizens, as well as grave goods that suggest a belief in the afterlife, demonstrates the foreshadowings of the mighty civilization that followed and shows that the roots of ancient Egyptian civilization stretched back many centuries. * +

bozzalad 24.07.14 - 03:14pm
anyone have any thoughts on this?...http://black2tell.wordpress.com/ * +

bozzalad 24.07.14 - 03:17pm

can't get sound smo?. * +

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