Egypt : LINGUISTIC CORRESPONDANCE: ANCIENT EGYPTIAN AND NAHUATL

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"Linguistic correspondance between nahuatl and ancient Egyptian appears to represent a smoking gun; that is, a trace of evidence that these two peoples did enjoy some kind of contact between themselves ages ago. The fact that we have no real evidence of said contact, or that we have been unable to find any such evidence, should not serve as the basis for denying the possibility of that contact."
 
A KEMI-MESOAMERICAN LANGUAGE

OmowaleX said:
http://www.earthmatrix.com/linguistic/nahuatl.htm

"Linguistic correspondance between nahuatl and ancient Egyptian appears to represent a smoking gun; that is, a trace of evidence that these two peoples did enjoy some kind of contact between themselves ages ago. The fact that we have no real evidence of said contact, or that we have been unable to find any such evidence, should not serve as the basis for denying the possibility of that contact."


http://www.earthmatrix.com/linguistic/kemi-mesoamerican.htm


"One may visualize these two languages as having been created almost by conscious design, and not simply as a spontaneous practice, either as generative construction of adding the letter "L", or as a degenerative constructive of dropping the letter "L". As we stated, while nahuatl reveals one or various letters of "L" in almost every word, ancient Egyptian has almost no words with the letter "L" in them. The maya system of languages lies between these two languages with a moderate use of the letter "L"."
 
OmowaleX said:
http://www.earthmatrix.com/linguistic/kemi-mesoamerican.htm


"One may visualize these two languages as having been created almost by conscious design, and not simply as a spontaneous practice, either as generative construction of adding the letter "L", or as a degenerative constructive of dropping the letter "L". As we stated, while nahuatl reveals one or various letters of "L" in almost every word, ancient Egyptian has almost no words with the letter "L" in them. The maya system of languages lies between these two languages with a moderate use of the letter "L"."

If this is true, what was the Kemetic word for what is commonly referred to as the NILE?
 
The Egyptian MAYA

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maya_(Egyptian)

Maya was the Treasurer during the reign of Pharaoh Tutankhamun of the eighteenth dynasty of Ancient Egypt.

Maya collected taxes and performed other services for these pharaohs, including supervising the preparation of their tombs. Maya's own tomb at Saqqara was excavated in 1843 by the archaeologist Karl Richard Lepsius, and its impressive reliefs were recorded in sketches. Over time the tomb was covered by sand, and its location was lost. In 1975, however, a joint expedition of archaeologists from the Egypt Exploration Society in London and the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden in Leiden, the Netherlands, began an attempt to rediscover the tomb, and in 1986 they succeeded.

Statues of Maya and his wife Merit have been on display in the National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden, the Netherlands since 1823.

Question: If Maya's tomb was excavated in 1843 how could his and his wife Merit's statues have been on display since 1823, prior to the excavation of the tomb, 20 years later?
 
"Smoking Guns"

MAYA/ATLANTIS:QUEEN MOO AND THE EGYPTIAN SPHINX

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