Any comments on this (other than on the wrong dates for Vega as pole star)?

James Francis and Katherinus Hewitt at [books.google.com]

state that, "...the astronomical observation of the temple sites show that at Abydos and Luxor, which all Egyptologists regard as at least as old as Annu, there was a still older cult, as the star worshipped at these places was α Lyræ or Vega, which was the pole star from about 8000 to 10,000 B.C."
Thanks

Doug Weller

Director The Hall of Ma'at
Doug's Skeptical Archaeology site::
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