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| + | [[Category:Photos and Images - Evidence]] | ||
| + | [[Photo Gallery]] see [[:Category:Evidence]] and [[:Category:Photos and Images - Evidence]]<br> | ||
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[[:Category:Photos and Images - Other]]<br> | [[:Category:Photos and Images - Other]]<br> | ||
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| + | This is non-FIGU sourced evidence. | ||
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| + | The 26ft quartzite relic was found buried beneath Matariyyah, Cairo, Egypt, during construction work. Where Heliopolis was before. These relics in particular have been researched to have been damaged and buried during the Greco-Roman time i.e. about 8th to 6th century BCE. Many of the city’s treasures and building materials were plundered, lost or recycled (reused as scrap material, looted etc). | ||
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| + | See [[Black People]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:33, 9 December 2020
Photo Gallery see Category:Evidence and Category:Photos and Images - Evidence
Category:Photos and Images - Other
This is non-FIGU sourced evidence.
The 26ft quartzite relic was found buried beneath Matariyyah, Cairo, Egypt, during construction work. Where Heliopolis was before. These relics in particular have been researched to have been damaged and buried during the Greco-Roman time i.e. about 8th to 6th century BCE. Many of the city’s treasures and building materials were plundered, lost or recycled (reused as scrap material, looted etc).
See Black People
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