Egyptology Forums
Some of the most visited forums where you can discuss anything about ancient Egypt, ancient history, archaeology etc.:
Egyptian Dreams Discussion Board
http://forum.egyptiandreams.co.uk/
KingTutOne
http://www.kingtutone.com/board/
Archaeology Fieldwork
http://www.archaeologyfieldwork.com
The House of Netjer ("house of the god")
http://www.netjer.org/forums/ubbthreads.php
Egypt Travel Information Forums
http://ask-aladdin.com/forum/
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You might also wish to check out the Open Egyptology Forums at Glyphdoctors:
http://www.glyphdoctors.com/course/view.php?id=5
I changed the name of my forum and the URL as well...as a result I lost admin control of it. The forum is fully functional reguardless. You are welcome to join if you wish.
http://egyptiandreams2.darkbb.com/forum.htm
But I am in the process of transferring data to a new board since the company running the old board will not even reply to a plea for help to fix their glitch. You can join there if you wish instead. I operate a forum where I respect an individuals opinion and welcome new ideas. Unlike the dried up old mummies who run at Egypt Dreams.
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http://aegyptianages.iboards.us/
Greek historians referred to Pharao "Narmer" as "Menes". The King of Ancient Egyptians who currently live in Southern Africa is referred to as King "Mengwe". This is so close to the Greek pronounciation that one can only deduce that the name "Narmer" never existed. Instead, the name of the said Pharao, alone among ancient Egyptian words, was written (and read) from bottom - upwards, and not top to bottom. In other words, one first reads the chisel, and then the catfish. Read that way, the name becomes "mengwe" or at the very least "meno", which means "teeth". The Mengwe people are also referred to as "Ba-meno", i.e. "the teeth people".
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