I'm always suspicious of someone whose career could directly benefit from (or at least is directly related to) a great "discovery" about ancient Egypt.
Davidovits and his Geopolymers.
Dunn and his Giza Power Plant.
Neugebauer's stellar alignments.
Houdin and his Architectural Tunnels.
Howard Vyse and his amazingly fortutitous find of Khufu's heiroglyph on his last day of the dig...
Howard Vyse went on an expedition to Egypt To find out who built the pyramid. His father was also an explorer and rather successful. One day Vyse went alone into the pyramid and emerged very excited proclaiming that he found an unusual glyph. ...
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