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It seems other Egyptologists are interested in mummies as per this article https://www.theposthole.org/read/article/197 I showed facsimile 1to one of the authors and this was their response "It is a scene of mummification in which the internal organs are being placed in the canopic jars under the em...

I found this discussion of his work in Egypt interesting.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Mormon/comment ... n_license/

Egyptologist Tamas Mekis has discussed the various registers in the hypocephalus. Little matches Smith's interpretations.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Fc7 ... t3DDc/edit

I think Karen Cooney. Hello I hope you do not mind me writing to you from the land down under. I did comment on your blog. As you know LDS (I am not one) claim Smith's interpretation of Facsimile 3 is correct. I have been in correspondence with Tamis Makis who kindly provided me with a copy of his t...

Kerry Muhlestein wrote: Many critics have claimed that Joseph Smith’s translation of Egyptian papyri and his interpretation of Egyptian drawings do not match with what Egyptologists would say about these things. Now that he has purchased his copy of Tamas Mekis book on hypocephalus. Tamas located th...

Interesting apologetic article by Kerry Muhlestein
https://rsc.byu.edu/no-weapon-shall-pro ... ok-abraham

Testimony Testimony trumps all

Would he note the names and get temple work done for the mummies. ?They have been waiting a long time. Would the Egyptian gov approve?

http://www.globalegyptianmuseum.org/rec ... x?id=14022 See how similiar to Facsimile 2

Scroll down the page for illustration. Figure 7 in Fac 2 not a dove but a snake like figure displaying an erect penis.

Holdings in a number of collections of hypocephalus supplied by Dr Mekis Great museums have their online database and thus their hypocephali are available for research. The Louvre: https://carteles.louvre.fr/en/recherche?q=hypoc%C3%A9phale Petrie Museum. London: https://petriecat.museums.ucl.ac.uk/b...

It would be interesting what Gee and KerryM approached her about. She did not want to get involved in an internet discussion about what was said. One can point to an article by Hungarian Egyptologist Tamis Mekis in where he disusses the interpretations of various parts of the hypocephalus. https://d...