Archaeological Evidence Ancient Egyptians Visited South America
Ellen Lloyd – AncientPages.com – Some will say ancient Egyptians never reached South America, but certain archaeological discoveries tell a much different story.
While examining certain places, scientists have come across archaeological evidence that clearly suggests ancient Egyptians were familiar with several countries in South America. How else can we explain ancient carvings, inscriptions and curious artifacts that reveal a close connection between puzzling cultures of prehistoric South America and long-distanced visitors from ancient Egypt?
There is no lack of such baffling archaeological discoveries, and putting the pieces together, it seems evident unrelated civilizations, living in entirely different places were aware of each others' existence.
This time our journey takes us to many countries in South America where we investigate traces of possible ancient Egyptian visitors.
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