moksha wrote:Shulem wrote:More important is the funerary representation of the canoptic jars and that is what Joseph Smith missed because he was clueless.
It would have helped Joseph to identify the contents of the canoptic jars if there had been some fava beans and a nice bottle of Chianti next to them in the facsimile.
Well, truth be told, everything Joseph Smith said about the images and writing contained in the Hypocephalus was based on his own uninspired and unlearned assumptions -- all of which was based in his own fertile imagination. Smith wouldn't have recognized a snake if it hissed and bit him on the nose. Case in point, Fig. 7, of Facsimile No. 2, wherein (dumb, dumb, dumb) Joseph Smith mistook a serpent for a dove. I mean, how dumb can one be? A serpent for a dove!? Jesus Christ. Give me a freaking break. I'm not falling for that crap, Mr. Joseph Smith. You're a fraud and I'm on to you. You faker!
I think Radio Free Mormon and Bill Reel were superb in rebuking two renegade Mormon Egyptologists who have shamed their craft and betrayed the memory of the very people they are commissioned to protect -- the ancient Egyptians.
Where the hell is Kerry Shirts? Kerry? You OWE ancient Egypt. Set the record straight, please. The world is awaiting you. Put your chess game up and get your dusty books out and make that podcast.