Curious Celestial Boats, Knowledge Of Time Travel And Time Dilation In The Egyptian Papyrus Of Ani And Nu?
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - The Egyptian Papyrus of Ani contains a number of fascinating descriptions of curious encounters with interesting boats.
The “boats” are often mentioned in connection with stars and heavens. Most historians think these objects are merely various kinds of boats witnessed by ancient Egyptians who saw the Nile as the Milky Way, but there are also suggestions these were celestial boats, rather than boats traversing the water.
There are also several unusual accounts of strange happenings that suggest ancient Egyptians Gods had extraordinary powers and knowledge.
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