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The Rosetta Stone and the Nemrud Nomos: the discovery of significant textual and astronomical similarities

Humanities

The Rosetta Stone and the Nemrud Nomos: the discovery of significant textual and astronomical similarities

M. Crijns

Dive into groundbreaking research conducted by Maurice Crijns that uncovers striking parallels between the hieroglyphs on the Rosetta Stone and the Commagene Nomos. This study reveals a fascinating link in astro-religion, exploring celestial events that could lead us back to a shared cult of the stars.

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Abstract
This paper explores significant textual and astronomical similarities between the text on the Egyptian Rosetta Stone and the Commagene Nomos, suggesting a shared heritage in astro-religion. Analysis of coronation dates in both texts reveals similar celestial configurations, specifically involving the marker stars Sirius and Regulus, further supporting the hypothesis of a common star cult possibly dating back to the Fertile Crescent.
Publisher
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Jun 17, 2020
Authors
Maurice Crijns
Tags
Rosetta Stone
Commagene Nomos
astro-religion
celestial configurations
star cult
Fertile Crescent

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