Was Ancient Egyptian Science Inherited From A Lost Atlantean Civilization?
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AncientPages.com - Ancient Egyptians were familiar with sophisticated science and technology, but were all of their inventions really their own?
Is it possible people in ancient Egypt produced inherited or did they inherit knowledge from a lost Atlantean civilization?
In ancient Egypt, and other places high technology was largely denied the masses. However, priests had access to many high-tech devices and used them in temples and ceremonies to gain power over people by amazing or terrifying them. This process was part of worship and mystery.
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