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THE 18 TH DYNASTY ANCIENT EGYPT/KEMIT QUEEN HATSHEPSUT NAVAL EXPEDITION TO
PUNT/SHEBA AND SAFARI TO THE “LAND OF THE GODS” GARDEN OF EDEN _ Page 1
THE ABORIGINAL SOURCE OF ANCIENT EGYPT/KEMIT:

THE BLACK AFRICAN ANU PEOPLES AND THE AFRICAN
GREAT LAKES "GARDEN OF EDEN"
GRAPHIC 2.2
18 th DYNASTY OF EGYPT/KEMET PHARAOH-QUEEN HATSHEPSUT'S BURIAL TEMPLE
AT DEI EL BAHARIIN WESTERN THEBES ON THE NILE RIVER HOLDS THE INCREDIBLE
WALL RELIEFS HISTORICALLY DESCRIBING HER COMMISSIONED SHIP & SAFARI
EXPEDITION TO THE "LAND OF THE ANCESTORS/GODS"
GRAPHIC 2.2 above presents the Burial Temple of 18 th Dynasty Pharaoh-Queen-High

Priestess Hatshepsut (1492-1470 BC) of Egypt/Kemit located at Deir El Bahari in Western
Thebes on the Nile River.
Pharaoh-Queen/Aunu High Priestess Hatshepsut commissioned 5 ships to take a "Ship and

Safari Expedition to the 'Land of the Gods/Ancestors (Ta Neter)". This over two year round
trip Ship and Safari Expedition is recorded in great historical written and visual detail in a series of
Wall Reliefs on the southern half of the wall behind the middle colonnade within the
Hatshepsut Deir El Bahari Burial Temple.
An "objective interpretation" of this detailed written and visual Wall Relief record of 18 th Dynasty
Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut's so-called "Punt Expedition", or more exactly named herein the
"Ship and Safari Expedition to the 'Land of the Ancestors/Gods(Ta Neter)"; has been
circumvented into a mystery and thus source of heated controversy for nearly 150 years.
Consequently, there are significant obstacles to an "objective interpretation" of the Hatshepsut

Deir El Bahari Burial Temple Wall Relief record of her "Ship and Safari Expedition to the'Land
of the Ancestors/Gods (Ta Neter)" as will be appreciated below in this Treatise. These
obstacles notably include the racist scholarship and severe physical vandalism directed at the
Wall Reliefs in question, primarily motivated by the continued need to engender this mystery in
order to cover up the real location and real racial and ethnic identity of the human residents of
Ancient Egypt/Kemit's "Land of the Ancestors/Gods (Ta Neter)".
Nevertheless please note that what follows in the remaining portion of this Treatise is this long
awaited "objective interpretation": A final resolution is presented to this prolonged and heated
controversy by the simple solution of the mystery of what country Ancient Egypt/Kemit's "Land
of the Ancestors/Gods(Ta Neter)" was located; and the simple solution of the mystery of what
was the ethnic and racial identify of the human residents of Ta Neter the proverbial "Ancestral
Gods" or aboriginal Ancient Egyptians who founded the greatest civilization of written history.
Remember esoterically that these "Ancestral Gods" who first founded the Civilization of
Ancient Egypt/Kemit , correspond to the aboriginal people of the "Predynastic-Demigod" and
earlier "Predynastic-God" Periods of Ancient Egypt/Kemit dating back to well before
100,000 B.C. This view is based upon the writings of both the Greek "Father of Written
History" Herodotus and the Annu Egyptian High Priest historian Manethos; the only two
historians of Ancient Egypt/Kemit who both lived and wrote their histories during the final days of
the Dynastic-Human Period of Ancient Egypt/Kemit.
Specifically, Herodotus and Manetho were the only two historians of Ancient Egypt/Kemit who
had access to the source documents of the Books of Thoth/Hermes of the Ancient Egyptian
Mystery School of On (Annu) before Ancient Egypt/Kemit was finally "destroyed" by the Roman
Empire. Esoterically and ironically, the Roman Republic was originally founded upon the
civilization of the "Etruscans" or Ras-Anu colonists from Ancient Egypt/Kemit. They were in
turn invaded around 780 BC by "Romulus and Remus" the barbarian and cannibalistic Scythians
from the Crimea. Thus Ancient Egypt/Kemit was finally destroyed by a spin-off of its perennial
invader and nemesis the demonic Scythian/Magog Tribes of Eastern Europe Black Sea Crimea
region.
Consequently, the TWO KEYS to unlocking this mystery rest upon the identification of the
location and the identification of the human residents of Ancient Egypt/Kemit's "Land of the
Ancestors/Gods (Ta Neter)". These TWO KEYS can be acquisitioned by the "objective
interpretation" of the written and visual record of the Hatshepsut Deir El Bahari Burial Temple
Wall Relief of the 18 th Dynasty Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut commissioned "Ship and Safari
Expedition to the 'Land of the Ancestors/Gods (Ta Neter)". The acquisition of these TWO
KEYS through an "objective interpretation", and the UNLOCKING of the Ta Neter mystery
follows.
GRAPHIC 2.3
(MARIETTE, AUGUSTE, DEIR EL BAHARI, LEIPZIG, 1877)
WALL RELIEF OF THE ARRIVAL OF THE 5 SHIPS TO THE RED SEA COAST OF THE AFRICAN COUNTRY
OF PUNT TODAYS "ERITRIA" ON THE "HORN OF AFRICA", COMMISSIONED BY 18 TH DYNASTY
PHARAOH-QUEEN HATSHEPSUT TO THE "LAND OF THE ANCESTORS/GODS"
GRAPHIC 2.3 above presents the "Ships' Arrival" Wall Relief from the Hatshepsut Deir El Bahari
Burial Temple. It details the arrival and anchorage of the 5 Egyptian ships in the Red Sea Port of the
African country of Punt today known as Eritrea on the coast of the Red Sea "Horn of Africa". This
Expedition of 5 ships left Egypt and sailed south down the African coast of the Red Sea, outfitted with
Egyptian sailors and soldiers.
We will see below that this ambitious Expedition includes sailing the Red Sea by ship to the coast
of Punt (today called Eritrea),and then undertaking an interior of Africa land Safari on foot
across Sheba (today called Ethiopia/Abyssinia) into the Nile River Equatorial Great Lakes region
known then as Khenthunefer.
EXHIBIT IV_B :: 18 th Dynasty Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba, Meroe and Khenthunnefer: 5 Ships Arrive in Punt Harbor
II. Five (5) Ships of Queen Hatshepsut Naval Expedition Arrive in Red Sea Harbor of Punt
(from Mariette, Auguste, Deir-elBahari, Leipzig 1877)
EXHIBIT NOTES:
• That the 5 boats of Queen Hatshepsut’s naval expedition are in Punt is indicated by the Hierglyphics of the left text, first column and that this is a Red Sea
harbor is identified by the salt water marine animals specifically the squid and lobster. The arrival is peaceful and met by a smaller Puntian boat far left and
thus expected being probably the first visit from Egypt/Kemit since the Hyksos conquered Lower Egypt/Kemit during the 16 th And 17 th Dynasties.
Refer to Map 2 for the location of ancient Punt as modern day Eritrea on the Red Sea, and Map 7 for detail of the Eritrea area with the Nile River Valley.
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184.
GRAPHIC 2.4
(MARIETTE, AUGUSTE, DEL EL BAHARI, LEIPZIG, 1877)
WALL RELIEF SHOWING 2 LEVELS OF DETAIL OF THE WELCOME AND TRIBUTE BY THE PEOPLE
OF PUNT TO THE EXPEDITION TO THE "LAND OF THE ANCESTORS/GODS" COMMISSIONED BY 18 TH
DYNASTY PHARAOH-QUEEN HATSHEPSUT
GRAPHIC 2.4 above presents on 2 levels the "Welcome and Tribute by the Country of Punt" Wall
Relief from the Hatshepsut Deir El Bahari Burial Temple. Specifically, it shows the Puntian people
bringing welcoming gifts (lower level) and later delivering tribute (upper level) to the Egyptian soldiers.
The soldiers were aboard the 5 Egyptian ships which sailed from Egypt/Kemit by way of a canal
from the Nile River to the Red Sea as part of the "Ship and Safari Expedition to the 'Land of the
Ancestors/Gods (Ta Neter)" commissioned by 18 th Dynasty Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut.
EXHIBIT IV_C-1 :: 18th Dynasty Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba, Meroe and Khenthunnefer: King and Queen of Punt
Welcome Expedition Wall Relief
II. King and Queen of Punt Welcome the Egyptian/Kermit Expeditionary Force
(from Smith, William Stevenson; “The Land of Punt”, Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt, Bk. 1, Boston, MA., 1962)
EXHIBIT NOTES:
• The body of water is an ocean and undoubtedly the Red Sea with salt water animals identified including a shark, sword fish and sea turtle.
• The grossly obese Queen of Punt is detailed and discussed in EXHIBIT IV_C-3. Note that her daughter standing behind her is not obese as of yet.
• The people of Punt live in huts on poles for beach front flood water protection, the same huts on poles used today in the Sudan Nile River Valley as
seen in EXHIBIT IV_D-5-1.
• They live in a Sustainable Agri-Forest with integrated forest incense trees and orchard palm trees described further in EXHIBIT IV_D-5-2 .
185.
EXHIBIT IV_C-2 :: 18th Dynasty Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba, Meroe & Khenthunnefer: King & Queen of Punt Bring Tribute Wall Relief
II. King and Queen of Punt Bring Tribute to Egyptian/Kermit Expeditionary Force’s Camp
EXHIBIT NOTES:
• Note that the Puntians bring Tribute a second day directly to the land camp of the Egyptian Naval Expedition away from the Red Sea beach area using
donkeys to carry the merchandise and including cattle. The source of the wealth they bring as tribute is the Sustainable Agri-Forest (SAF) wherein they live
in their pole huts and tend to daily. Their SAF produces precious woods like ebony, sandlewood and the precious gum tree incenses frankincense and
myrrh, and is described further in EXHIBIT IV_D-5-2.
• Cattle were introduced into Africa by the Invader People and are seen throughout the relief, and are returned to Egypt/Kemit as tribute. Yet cattle are used
for diary products only by most people of the Egyptian civilization and its African continent tributary nations except perhaps the Puntians judging by the extreme
obesity of the Puntian Queen.
• Note that at this stage African wildlife are missing in the tributes from Punt the; e.g. leopards, giraffes, baboons. Such animals will be captured in the subsequent
land safari to Sheba or what we now call the “highlands” of Ethiopia, to Meroe what we now call the “ lowlands of Ethiopia around Lake Tana and Khenthunnefer
of the Central African Great Lakes in the next Exhibits.
• Note that their pole huts are the same as found on the Nile River to this modern day as shown in EXHIBIT IV_D-5-1.
186.
EXHIBIT IV_C-3: Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba, Meroe and
Khenthunnefer : Photo of Punt’s King & Queen Tribute Wall Relief
VI. People of Punt Mixed Racial Identity and Obese Queen of Punt Discussion
(from S. Glubok’s The Art of Egypt: Under the Pharaohs)
EXHIBIT NOTES:
• This is a photograph of the King & Queen of Punt Bring Tribute Wall Relief shown drawn in
EXHIBIT IV_C-2. At the time of Queen Hatshepsut’s Punt Expedition in 1540 B.C. the
countries of Punt and Sheba (today’s Eritrea and Ethiopia) were controlled by a dynasty of
“snake kings” of a ruthless nature until about 1370 B.C. when the Biblical Queen of Sheba’s
ancestor Angebo defeated the “snake dynasty” and took over.
• The “snake dynasty” coincides with the Hyksos dynasty that took over Lower Egypt/Kemit
and most of Asia Minor about 1780 B.C. during the 16 and 17 th Dynastys. They were a mixed
race of the Black Sea area “Invader People” of white Scythia and Brown Dravidians of India
Asia. The Puntian King as shown above appears to be so mixed racially with a goatee __ a
characteristic Hyksos ethinc identity indicator.
• The steatophygic Puntian Queen however appears black African. She is grossly obese indicating
adherence to a high animal flesh content diet and perhaps an accepted bizarre obese beauty
standard. There is no indication of the Puntians following any of the black African Tribes
characteristic lifestyle, except living in the same huts on poles type houses. This is quite
different from that of the Anu Peoples, the Annu Culture of Ancient Egypt/Kemit and that of the
legendary beauty of the Queen of Sheba.
Thus, although the Hyksos who ruled parts of Egypt/Kemit circa 1630 to 1530 BC were
defeated by the founders of the 18th Dynasty of Queen Hatshepsut; the “snake dynasty” in
Punt remained for more than another 200 years to 1370 B.C.
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187.
EXHIBIT IV_D-5-1 :: Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba, Meroe and
Khenthunnefer: Detail of Huts on Posts with Ladders __
Then and Today Comparison
A. THEN... [1540 B.C.]
(from E.G. Naville, Temple of Deir el Bahari V. III)
EXHIBIT NOTE:
• The composite Wall Relief above of the huts on posts with ladder from the Pharaoh-
Queen Hatshepsut Punt Expedition Wall Reliefs was shown previously as EXHIBIT
IV_C-1 and EXHIBIT IV_C-2 used for housing in coastal Punt (modern Eritrea) by the Red
Sea shore. Zoological analysis of the water identifies salt water animals of the Red Sea.
They are obvious used for floodable housing area accommodation.
• Comparing with EXHIBIT IV_D-2 while showing the same huts on posts with ladder the water
is a fresh water river or lake found in Sheba (immediate interior, modern Ethiopia) and in Meroe
and Khenthunnefer (far interior) of the Nile River Central Great Lakes region.
B. TODAY___ NOW. . . 3,500 years later in the Sudan of Africa along the Nile River
Valley [1976 AD.] the same huts on post with ladders are seen used by the black
African aNubian peoples.
EXHIBIT NOTE:
• Three millenniums later we see the same huts on posts with ladder used by the aNubian
people of the Nile River Valley in the Sudan of Africa. They are obvious still being used for
floodable housing area accommodation. The difference in hut construction and shape is
strikingly similar indicating a connected anthropological cultural basis of the Anu Peoples
of Nubia, Kush, Meroe and Khenthunefer of the Nile River Valley from the Mediterranean
Delta to the African Great Lakes.

194.
EXHIBIT IV_D-5-2 :: Pharaoh Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba,
Meroe and Khenthunnefer: The Nile River Sustainable
Agri-Forestry System Identified (18 th Dynasty)
II. The Sustainable Agri-Forestry System in the Nile River Valley of Ancient Egypt/Kemit
(from E.G. Naville, Temple of Deir el Bahari V. Ill)
EXHIBIT NOTES:
• The composite Wall Relief above of the huts on posts with ladder from the Pharaoh-Queen
Hatshepsut Punt Expedition Wall Reliefs was shown previously as EXHIBIT IV_C-1 and
EXHIBIT IV_C-2 used for housing in coastal Punt (modern Eritrea) by the Red Sea shore.
Zoological analysis of the water identifies salt water animals of the Red Sea. They are obvious
used for floodable housing area accommodation.
• Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition by ship and land safari was to the countries of
Punt, Sheba, Meroe and Khenthunefer; respectively known today as Eritrea, the Ethiopian
Highland, the Ethiopian Lowland and the Nile River Great Lakes region.
• The above village in Punt is located in a Sustainable Agri-Forest next to the shore of the
Red Sea; with characteristic huts on poles with ladders nestled amongst coconut,
palm and incense forest trees.
• Cattle are not native to the African Continent yet at this late date in Dynastic Egypt of 1540
BC, the cattle can be seen far upstream on the Nile River. The cattle had been brought in by
the Hamitic Pre-Dynastic “Theban Invader Peoples” of mixed Scythian and Indian
Dravidian heritage also called the Dark Red or Dynastic Race. See EXHIBIT IV-1. This
cattle herding caused about 10,000 B.C climatic desertification and Nile Delta silt build-up.
• Along the Nile River Valley and it tributaries the “Garden of Eden” or technically
Sustainable Agri-Forests were greatly reduced by the encroaching desert. Thus this
tremendous loss of top-soil is erroneously attributed as the source of the fertility of the lower
Nile Valley’s agricultural system through the annual Nile River flood bearing silt down stream
to lower Egypt. The truth is that the Ancient Egyptian Mystery School of On (Annu) in the
Predynastic Period created the United Nile River, and implemented the Sustainable Agri-
Forstry System including intensive earthworm cultivation (vermiculure) along the entire
course of the Nile River from the Great Lakes to the Ocean. This included the ”Table of the
Sun” and Lake Moeris and produced the legendary Nile River agricultural fertility. See
Chapter Two pages 1 through 12 and EXHIBIT I_D-3 and EXHIBIT I_D-4-1.
• Esoterically, the 3 Great Pyramids at Giza Plateau Complex near the city of ”Annu (On
or Heliopolis) of the North” had been built on the Mediterranean Sea replete with water
drainage canals before the Nile River Delta’s formation from cattle herding soil erosion
upstream. The First Pharaoh of the First Dynasty of Ancient Egypt/Kemit Pharaoh
Menes drained the mosquito ridden delta swamps as one of his first achievements.

195.
GRAPHIC 2.5
[SMITH, "THE LAND OF PUNT", JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN RESEARCH CENTER IN
EGYPT, BK. I, 1962]
COMPUTER ENHANCED WALL RELIEF FROM THE HATSHEPSUT DEIR EL BAHARI BURIAL TEMPLE OF
4 LEVELS OF DETAIL OF THE SAFARI TO THE "LAND OF THE ANCESTORS/GODS" COMMISSIONED BY
18 TH DYNASTY PHARAOH-QUEEN HATSHEPSUT SHOWING FOR THE FIRST TIME A MALE GIRAFFE IN
THE LEFT CORNER OF LEVEL THREE AND A HIPPOPOTAMUS AND BABOON IN THE LEFT CORNER OF
LEVEL FOUR.
GRAPHIC 2.5 above presents the 4 leveled "Safari" Wall Relief computer enhanced and published
in 1962 by the American Research Center in Egypt. The "Safari" Wall Relief details part of
Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut's "Ship and Safari Expedition to the 'Land of the Ancestors/Gods
(Ta Neter)” recorded in the Hatshepsut Deir El Bahari Burial Temple.
The "Safari" on foot took place after the 5 Egyptian ships commissioned by 18 th Dynasty
Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut had landed, been welcomed with gifts and been given tribute by the
African Red Sea Coastal country of Punt.
Note that Frankincense and Myrrh trees are shown on all 4 levels of the "Safari" Wall Relief
GRAPHIC 2.5 above seen being collected and resin harvested throughout the Agri-Forests of the
various regions and carried back to the 5 Egyptian ships anchored in the Red Sea Port of Punt.
Note that this 1962 American Research Center in Egypt published computer enhancement of the
heavily vandalized "Safari" Wall Relief GRAPHIC 2.5 above exposed for the first time the presence
of a male giraffe. Specifically the left portion of the 3 rd level of the "Safari" Wall Relief is inhabited
by a male giraffe. Additionally the left portion of the 4 th level of the "Safari" Wall Relief shows
a hippopotamus and baboon. It is logical to assume that the male giraffe and baboon were captured
by the "Safari" for return to Egypt by ship as can be seen in GRAPHICS 2.6, 2.7, & 2.10 below.
The proximity of the male giraffe with the hippopotamus strongly suggest that the "Land of the
Ancestor/Gods" is in the Nile River Region of the Great Lakes in Equatorial Africa starting at the
northern most Lake Tana; being that these fauna naturally are found in close proximity together
only in that region.
Specifically it is theorized the 18 th Dynasty Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut commissioned

"Safari" penetrated on foot into the interior of Africa, traveling through what we call today
"Sustainable Agro-Forests" or cultivated jungles. Starting from the Red Sea coastal Punt or
today's Eritrea, across the mountainous Sheba or today's Ethiopia/Abyssinia; the land safari would
have descended down in elevation into the Nile River Valley of Meroe around the Atbara and
White Nile River area of Lake Tana, and on into the interior Nile River Central Great Lakes
region of Equatorial Africa called Khenthunefer known in the Bible as the fabulous "Garden of
Eden/Aten."
EXHIBIT IV_D-1a:: 18 th Dynasty Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba, Meroe and
Khenthunnefer : Land Safari to Sheba and Beyond Wall Relief
__ Computer Enhancement Uncovers Central Africa Fauna
EXHIBIT IV_D-4
EXHIBIT IV_D-3
EXHIBIT IV_D-2
EXHIBIT IV_D-1b
(W. S. Smith, “The Land of Punt”, Journal American Research Center in Egypt, Bk. 1, Boston, MA., 1962)
EXHIBIT NOTES:
• This portion of the Queen Hatshepsut Naval Expedition to Punt Wall Relief is
extremely vandalized and has been restored using computers by William Stevenson
Smith presented in “The Land of Punt”, Journal of the American Research Center in
Egypt, Bk. 1, Boston, MA., 1962. An enlargement of a section of this composite 4 level
wall relief is presented as EXHIBIT IV_D-4-2.
The above computer enhanced wall relief from the Pharaoh Queen Hatshepsut Deir el
Bahari Burial Temple restores portions of the 4 levels of detail of the land safari into the
"land of the ancestors/gods" (Ta Neter) commissioned by 18 th Dynasty Pharaoh-Queen
Hatshepsut. It shows not only for the first time a male giraffe in the left corner of level three
but a hippopotamus, baboon and cattle in the left corner of level four, a leopard in the
center of level four.
• A historical corruption pattern emerges because a male giraffe appears for the first
time in this 1962 computer restored Queen Hatshepsut Deir El Bahari Temple Wall
Relief Record of the Punt Expedition. For nearly 100 years since the appearance of the
drawings by Egyptologist Auguste Marriette in 1877 and Egyptologist E.G. Naville in 1898
the existence of a male giraffe in the interior of mysterious “Ta Neter” was hidden in this
heavily vandalized part of the Deir El Bahari Temple Wall Relief Records.
• Each of the 4 levels of the 1962 American Research Center in Egypt computer
enhancement are separated, enlarged and presented as EXHIBIT IV_D-1b, EXHIBIT
IV_D-2, EXHIBIT IV_D-3 and EXHIBIT IV_D-4-1.
• Thus conclusively the Queen Hatshepsut’s Punt Expedition encountered a male giraffe,
a hippopotamus, a baboon and leopard on its land safari into the jungle interior of the
country of Sheba, the country of Meroe and final destination of the country of Khenthunnefer
of the Nile Great Lakes Region. All but the hippopotamus are captured and taken back to
Ancient Egypt/Kemit as shown in the remaining part of the Queen Hatshepsut Deir El Bahari
Temple Wall Relief Record of the Punt Expedition. Refer to Map 7 of the Nile River Valley
to appreciate the geography of the Punt Expedition landing in Punt on the Red Sea and
taking a land safari across Sheba (Ethiopia) and on to the Nile River Valley area of the Great
Lakes of Central Africa.
• Please note that a study of the 4 levels of the Interior of Ta Neter as a whole shows a
predominant Sustainable Agri-Forest with precious Frankincense and Myrrh Trees,
Palm Oil, Coconut and other valuable forest hardwoods wherein the people live in huts on
poles with ladders and tend the Sustainable Agri-Forest.

188.
EXHIBIT IV_D-1b:: 18 th Dynasty Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba, Meroe and Khenthunnefer : Land Safari to Sheba and Beyond
Wall Relief Level One Computer Enhancement
1. Level One Computer Enhancement: Egypt/Kemit Expeditionary Force Conducts Land Safari to the African Interior of Sheba and Beyond
Frankincense and Myrrh Trees Being Harvested for Sap in Buckets and Transplant Collected
EXHIBIT NOTES:
• Above is separated Level One of the 1962 computer enhanced 4 level Wall Relief presented as EXHIBIT IV_D-1a. The Naval expedition has now become a land
Safari into the interior of Sheba (today’s Ethiopian highlands) and going westward away from the Red Sea coast of Punt. The body of waterappears a river tributary
of possibly the Atbara River or Blue Nile Rivers that flow into the Nile River in the Sudan as identified with fresh water animals including the crayfish.
• The Sustainable Agri-Forest is seen with Frankincense and Myrrh trees abundantly in the ground, transplant trees sacked to be transported back to Egypt, and
the harvesting of their sap in buckets for incense is being carried out. These incense trees were the primary economic purpose of Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut’s
Punt Expedition judging by the relative proportional detail devoted to these trees in the Wall Reliefs. The Frankincense and Myrrh incenses have special medicinal
And aromatic herbal and spiritual properties highly valued by the Ancient Egyptian Mystery School of On (Annu) trained Pharaoh –Queen Hatshepsut. These
Incense trees are carried back to Egypt by boat as seen in EXHIBIT IV_E-1 and were planted at the Del el Bahari Temple in deep planting beds amongst other places.
The prepared Frankincense and Myrrh incense is shown back in Egypt/Kemit carried on trays and in sacks in Processional scenes in EXHIBIT IV_F-3, the composite
EXHIBIT IV_F-4, EXHIBIT IV_F-5 and the composite EXHIBIT IV_F-6.
189.
EXHIBIT IV_D-2 :: 18 th Dynasty Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba, Meroe and Khenthunnefer: Land Safari to Sheba and Beyond Wall Relief
Level Two Computer Enhancement
2. Level Two Computer Enhancement: Egypt/Kemit Expeditionary Force Conducts Land Safari to the African Interior of Sheba and Beyond
Dog Pole Huts Frankincense and Myrrh Tree Sap Being Harvested and Tree Transplants Collected
EXHIBIT NOTES:
• Above is separated Level Two of the 1962 computer enhanced 4 level Wall Relief presented as EXHIBIT IV_D-1a. The Naval expedition has now become
a land Safari to the area of ancient Sheba (modern Upper Highland Ethiopia), Meroe (modern Lake Tana Lower Ethiopia) and beyond. See Map 2 and Map 7.
• A dog of the African Bisenji type is shown outside the hut on poles with ladder on the far left is; and is described in the hieroglyphic text of EXHIBIT IV_E-1
as being loaded on the boat but not shown nor shown back in Egypt/Kemit.
• The Sustainable Agri-Forest is seen with trees abundantly in the ground, transplant trees sacked to be transported back to Egypt/Kemit,
and the harvesting of their sap for incense making is shown. Bringing back these Frankincense and Myrrh trees’ incense (sap) and young trees to transplant
was the primary socio-pilitical economic purpose of Queen Hatshepsut’s expedition judging by the relative proportional detail devoted to these trees in the Wall Reliefs.
The Frankincense and Myrrh gum incenses have special herbal and spiritual properties. These incense trees are carried back to Egypt/Kemit by boat and as the
prepared incense shown carried on trays and in sacks as seen in the loading scene of EXHIBIT IV_E-1, and the Procession scenes back in Egypt/Kemit in
EXHIBIT IV_F 3 and EXHIBIT IV_F-5.
190.
EXHIBIT IV_D-3: 18th Dynasty Queen Hatshepsut Expedition to Punt, Sheba, Meroe and Khenthunnefer:: Land Safari to Sheba and Beyond Wall Relief
Level Three Computer Enhancement
3. Level Three Computer Enhancement: Egypt/Kemit Expeditionary Force Conducts Land Safari to the African Interior of Sheba and Beyond
Male Giraffe Woman Frankincense and Myrrh Trees
EXHIBIT NOTES:
• Above is the Queen Hatshepsut Punt Expedition separated Level Three of the 1962 American Research Center in Egypt computer enhanced 4 level
Wall Relief presented as EXHIBIT IV_D-1a. As can be confirmed by the fauna the Land Safari is now in Meroe (low lands of Lake Tana of modern
Ethiopia) and Khenthunnefer of the Great Lakes of Central Africa having traveled through Sheba (highlands of modern Ethiopia). See Map 2 and Map 7.
• As a result of this computer enhancement a male giraffe appears for the first time in these Wall Reliefs on the left eating from a tree! The giraffe are
natural to the back country of no other than the Central Africa Lake plains which includes Meroe and Khenthunnefer. It is believed this same male
giraffe was captured and shipped back to Egypt via a ship, as a giraffe with male genitalia is shown in the Processional scene in EXHIBIT IV_F.
See EXHIBIT IV_A and EXHIBIT IV_D-4-2 for greater detail of especially the male giraffe as an enlargement of the 4 leveled EXHIBIT IV_D-1a.
• The woman in front of hut on pole in the middle of this Wall relief is of the Meroe people abstaining from eating cattle flesh is not as obese as the animal
flesh (cattle) eating Puntian Queen shown in EXHIBIT IV-C-1, EXHIBIT IV C-2 and EXHIBIT IV_C-3.
• Note that here young Frankincense and Myrrh trees are being collected as transplants and Frankincense and Myrrh gum incenses are being
harvested; both being transported back to the ships of the Naval Expedition from Ancient Egypt/Kemit in the harbor of Punt.
191-.
EXHIBIT IV_D-4-1 :: 18th Dynasty Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba, Meroe, Khenthunnefer : “Land Safari to Sheba and Beyond Wall Relief
Level Four Computer Enhancement
4. Level Four Computer Enhancement: Egypt/Kemit Expeditionary Force Conducts Land Safari to the African Interior of Sheba and Beyond
Cattle Hippopotamus Baboon Leopard

EXHIBIT NOTES:
• Above is the Queen Hatshepsut Punt Expedition separated Level Four of the 1962 American Research Center in Egypt computer enhanced 4 level
Wall Relief presented as EXHIBIT IV_D-1a. A baboon is seen on this Level, are seen on board departing ships in EXHIBIT IV_E-1 and seen back in Egypt/Kemit
Procession in EXHIBIT IV-F-3 and EXHIBIT IV_F-5. Also a leopard is seen on this Level and leopards are Hieroglyph described as on the ships in EXHIBIT IV_E-1;
and seen in Procession back in Egypt/Kemit in EXHIBIT IV_F-1, EXHIBIT IV_F-2 and EXHIBIT IV_F-5. On this Level can be seen a hippopotamus which are
dependent on the Nile River for survival. See EXHIBIT IV_D-4-2 for detail of the hippopotamus and baboon enlarged from the 4 level composite EXHIBIT IV_D_1a.
• The hippopotamus and the giraffe seen in EXHIBIT IV_D-3 are natural to the Central Equatorial African Nile Valley Great Lakes jungles and plains of the
countries of Meroe and Khenthunnefer. They were part of the Biblical “Garden of Eden” stretching along the Nile River Valley as a series of Sustainable
Agri-Forests. See EXHIBIT IV_G. By the time of this Punt Expedition circa 1540 BC. cattle had been introduced into Africa by the Scythian related
“Theban Invader Peoples” in the late Predynastic Period and significantly contribute to Its desertification.
According to Herodotus the people of ancient Egypt/Kemit were vegetarian/vegan. Thus Cattle are used for diary products only by the Anu peoples at this
time necessitated by the desertification destruction of the Sustainable Agri-Forests of the Nile River Valley. As the Hindus of Asia India the Anu People worship
their cattle using them for grassland survival.The Scythian derived cultures like the Greek, Hamites including the people of Punt used cattle meat and dairy
products as a protein food instead of the natural nuts and seeds. The adaptation around 5,000 BC of grains as food is cited in the Bible Genesis 3:18 (“Thorns also
and thistles shall it bring forth to thee; and thou shalt eat the herb of the field.”) as the consequence of being exiled from having destroyed the “Garden of Eden.”
192.
EXHIBIT IV_D-4_2 :: 18 th Dynasty Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba,
Meroe and Khenthunnefer: Enlargement of Computer
Enhancement of the Safari Interior Jungle
4-2. Blow up of Computer Enhanced Wall Relieve of the Safari Interior Jungle : Cattle,
Hippoptamus, Baboon, Male Giraffe, Dog and Woman Identified
Cattle,
Hippopotamus
and Baboon
Male Giraffe
dog
Woman
(from Smith, William Stevenson; “The Land of Punt”, Journal of the

American Research Center in Egypt, Bk. 1, Boston, MA., 1962)
EXHIBIT NOTES:
• Above is an enlargement of the left half of the 1962 American Research Center in Egypt
computer enhanced 4 levels of the Wall Relief presented as EXHIBIT IV_D-1a. The
hippopotamus on Level 4 and male giraffe on Level 3 can be better seen. These animals are
natural to “Central Africa” or Khenthunnefer.
• One can better see the baboon on Level 4, noting 3 baboons are seen on board ship #4
in EXHIBIT IV_E-1, 2 baboons seen back in Egypt/Kemit in EXHIBIT IV_F-3 and 1 baboon
in EXHIBIT IV_F-5.
Consequently, with the land safari capturing leopards and baboons which are brought back
to Egyp/Kemit, it is within reason that this same male giraffe was shipped back to Egypt via a
ship. This is confirmed in EXHIBIT IV_F-1 as the disfigured giraffe has male genitals.
• Note on the left of Level 2 the woman of the African Interior is not as obese as the Puntian
Queen. On the right of Level 2 is seen the African Bisenji type dog.
• Cattle shown on Level 4 are seen back in Egypt/Kemit in EXHIBIT IV_F-1, EXHIBIT IV_F-3
and EXHIBIT IV_F-5.
• Frankincense and Myrrh trees in the ground, trees to be transplanted sacked to be

transported back to Egypt/Kemit, and the harvesting of their sap for incense is seen
on all four (4) Levels. These trees’ incense (sap) was the primary purpose of Queen
Hatshepsut’s expedition judging by the relative proportion of this activity recorded in the Wall
The Frankincense and Myrrh gum incenses have special herbal and spiritual properties.
Frankincense and Myrrh trees sacked for transplanting are shown being loaded on the ships
in EXHIBIT IV_E-1 and back in Egypt/Kemit seen in the Procession in EXHIBIT IV_F-3.
Harvested and prepared incense is shown carried on trays and in sacks in EXHIBIT IV_E-1,
EXHIBIT IV_F-3 and EXHIBIT IV_F-5.

193.
GRAPHIC 2.6
(MARIETTE, AUGUSTE, DEIR EL BAHARI, LEIPZIG, 1877)
WALL RELIEF SHOWING THE 5 SHIPS BEING LOADED FOR THE RETURN TRIP TO EGYPT FROM THE
EXPEDITION TO THE "LAND OF THE ANCESTORS/GODS" BY 18 TH DYNASTY PHARAOH-QUEEN HATSHEPSUT
GRAPHIC 2.6 above shows the "Ships' Loading and Departure" Wall Relief with the 5 Egyptian ships
anchored in the Red Sea port of the country of Punt being loaded and leaving Port for their return trip to Egypt
as part of 18 th Dynasty Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut's "Ship and Safari Expedition to the 'Land of the
Ancestors/Gods".
This Wall Relief from the Hatshepsut Deir El Bahari Burial Temple records in hieroglyphic and
visual detail describe the 5 Egyptian ships being loaded visibly with at least 12 Frankincense
and Myrrh trees, bags of resin incense, precious woods and metals, various rare "sacred" animals
including at least 10 caged leopards and 3 baboons, and other tribute from the coastal African coastal
country of Punt and Safari collected precious items from various interior African countries for the
return trip by ship down the Red Sea Coast back to Egypt/Kemit.
Note that a giraffe is apparently described as being part of the return cargo in the heavily vandalized
hieroglyphic section of the "Ships' Loading and Departure" Wall Relief ; yet mysteriously the long
necked giraffe is not shown visually on board any of the Wall Relief graphics of the 5 ships. Thus
there is ample suspicion that the "Ships' Loading and Departure" Wall Relief GRAPHIC 2.6 above
has been vandalized in order to erase the presence of an "on board giraffe". Such vandalization
would be motivated by hoping to cover-up that the 18 th Dynasty Hatshepsut Expedition's Safari
penetrated into the Central Great Lakes of Equatorial Africa, and thus hoping to block the definitive
location of Ancient Egypt's "Land of the Ancestors/Gods" (Ta Neter). We will see below that the
people of Ancient Egypt/Kemit called this Central Great Lakes of Equatorial Africa region
Khenthunefer .
EXHIBIT IV_E-1:: 18 th Dynasty Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba, Meroe, and Khenthunnefer : Ships Loading and Departing Wall Relief
1. Two (2) Ships Being Loaded and Three (3) Ships Loaded and Departing Puntian Harbor Back to Egypt/Kemit
EXHIBIT IV_E-2 and EXHIBIT IV_E-3 EXHIBIT IV_E-4-1 and EXHIBIT IV_E-5
(from Auguste Mariette, Deir-el Bahari; Leipzig, Germany 1877)
EXHIBIT NOTE:
• This Queen Hatshepsut Punt Expedition Wall Relief in the harbor of Punt combines two activities with separate texts; i.e., the loading of 2 of the 5 ships
and the departing of 3 already loaded ships for the voyage back north along the Red Sea African coast to Egypt/Kemit. EXHIBIT IV_E-2, EXHIBIT IV_E-3,
EXHIBIT IV_E-4 and EXHIBIT IV_E-5 will enlarge and discuss segments of the above Egyptologist Auguste Mariette 1877 drawing of this Wall Relief.
196.
EXHIBIT IV_E-2 :: 18th Dynasty Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba,
Meroe and Khenthunnefer : 2 Ships Being Loaded Wall Relief
2. Two (2) Ships Being Loaded in Puntian Harbor: Vandalized Giraffe Hieroglyphic
Overlooks a Giraffe Loaded as Tribute Back to Egypt/Kermit
Left Text Columns Right Text Columns
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6
(from Breasted"s History of Egypt, pg. 275, Figure 112)
EXHIBIT NOTES:
• The Hieroglyphic record says a giraffe (column 10) was loaded on a Pharaoh-Queen
Hatshepsut Punt Expedition ship in the Punt (modern Eritrea) harbor to return to
AncientEgypt/Kemit; but the giraffe is not shown anywhere on the ships although 3 baboons
are shown being on board and Frankincense and Myrrh trees shown as being loaded.
EXHIBIT NOTES:
The giraffe hieroglyph can be seen here isolated

from the drawing above as the last one at the bottom
of the 10 th (tenth) column of the left hieroglyphic
record text.
• The Giraffe hieroglyph partially disfigured head can be seen through the disfigurement. See
W. Budge’s Hieroglyphic Dictionary, Vol. I, p. cxi, #62. The ”cover-up” translates this specific
hieroglyphic as “dog” instead of “giraffe.” No dogs are shown on board or boarding.

197.
EXHIBIT IV_E-3 :: 18 th Dynasty Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba, Meroe
and Khenthunnefer : 2 Ships Being Loaded Wall Relief
3. Two (2) Ships in Punt Harbor being Loaded to Depart with Ignored Sheba Hieroglyphs
Left Text Columns Right Text Columns

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6
(from Auguste Mariette , Deir-el Bahari; Leipzig, Germany, 1877)
EXHIBIT NOTES:
• The baboon hieroglyph in the Left Text Column # 9 clearly indicates these animals were
brought on board, and 3 apes can be seen on the ship deck shown above.
• The Leopard hieroglyph in the Left Text Column #8 clearly indicates this animal was
brought on board the ships from the land Safari to Sheba, Meroe and Khenthunnefer.
This is verified as leopards described in hieroglyphic text as from Sheba are presented to
Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut back in Egypt in a processional ceremony presented in
EXHIBIT IV_F-2 as well as in EXHIBIT IV_F-1 and EXHIBIT IV_F-5.
• The expedition was to the countries of Punt (Paunt) and Sheba and above the
hieroglyphic of the country of Sheba or modern day high lands of Ethiopia is shown in the
Right Text Columns # 1 and 2 read left to right and top and bottom. Conventional
Egyptologist ignore the country of Sheba as an expedition destination by mistakenly
translating its hieroglyphics as the adjective phrase “wonderful country” modifying the
country Punt that follows its Hieroglyphics in column 2.
Esoterically, the Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut Punt Expedition’s 5 ships traveled from

Egypt/Kemit through a Nile River canal to the Red Sea and then down the African Red
Sea Coast south to a coastal harbor of Punt (today’s Eritrea) and anchored. They then
took tribute from the King and Queen of Punt a vassal state Egypt/Kemit; and then
mounted a land safari into Sheba (today’s Ethiopia) and then further into Meroe (today’s
low land around Lake Tana of Ethiopia) and finally into Khenthunefer of the Nile River
Great Lakes region.

198.
EXHIBIT IV_E-4 :: Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba, Meroe and
Khenthunnefer: 3 Departing Ships with “Missing” Giraffe Wall Relief
4. Enlargement of Three (3) (Ships Departing Punt with On-Board Giraffe “Missing”?
EXHIBIT NOTE:
• The vandalized male giraffe hieroglyphic text identified in EXHIBIT IV_E-2 placing a
male giraffe on board one of the 5 ships is even more suspicious because the
conspicuous animal is not shown on board any of the ships leaving the Punt harbor.
Thus it is theorized a historical corruption pattern exists as to the “missing” male
giraffe for the prevailing racism against black Africa will not allow the truth to be revealed;
that “Ta Neter” is located in black Africa; i.e. it can not be a coincidence that:
i.) the male giraffe’s image is edited out and the male giraffe’s hieroglyphic text
disfigured unreadable in the 1877 archeological drawings by Egyptologist Auguste
Mariette (1877) shown in EXHIBIT IV_E-1 and in the 1898 archeological drawings by
Egyptologist E.G. Naville (1898) of the Deir El Bahari Temple Wall Relief of the 5
expedition ships leaving the harbor of Punt and returning to Ancient Egypt//Kemit.;
ii.) The male giraffe’s image is ruthlessly and completely vandalize erased from the actual
physical Wall Reliefs at the Queen Hatshepsut’s Deir El Bahari Temple of the land
Safari Wall Relief requiring computer reconstruction shown in EXHIBIT IV_D-1a; and
iii.) a male giraffe was definitely captured and brought back to Egypt by Pharaoh-Queen
Hatshepsut’s Punt Expedition presented herein as EXHIBIT IV_F-1 where the upper
portion of the male giraffe is vandalized but is irrefutable identification.
• Both EG. Naville’s 1894 Egyptological analysis and Barthold Laufer’s 1928
anthropological analysis defied racism toward black Africa and presented the
significance of the male giraffe in the Queen Hatshepsut Punt Expedition Wall Relief
Record. See both analyses in EXHIBIT IV_A.

199.
EXHIBIT IV_E-5 :: 18 th Dynasty Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt,
Sheba, Meroe and Khenthunnefer: Loading & Departing
Ship Wall Relief __ the “Missing” Giraffe’s Possible Location
5. Punt Harber Departing Ships Loading and Setting Sails Back to Egypt
Ships #5 #4 (Loading) Ships #3 #2 #1 (Departing)
EXHIBIT NOTES:
• A historical corruption pattern emerges because the “missing” giraffe described in the
Hieroglyphic records as having been loaded on board a departing ship leaving Punt
analyzed in EXHIBIT IV_E-2, can not be seen in the Deir EL Bahari Temple Wall Relief Punt
harbor departure drawings. Yet the on board presence of the “missing” giraffe is
documented by its appearance back in Egypt/Kemit in EXHIBIT IV_F-1 which is properly
interpreted in 1894 by Egyptologist EG. Naville and in 1928 by Anthropologist Barthold
Laufer presented in EXHIBIT IV_A.
5’. Blowup of Ship #3 Leaving Punt Identifies Possible Position of the“Missing” Giraffe
Note the 2 crewmen standing and 1 sitting crewman

on sail rigging with sails set identify possible
position of where the “missing” giraffe on Departing
Ship #3 could be standing.
(from Auguste Mariette, Ibid; Leipzig, 1877)
EXHIBIT NOTES:
• Consequently, a possible answer to where the “missing” giraffe could be standing on

board one of the 5 loading and/or departing ships is revealed by a blowup above of
Departing Ship #3; i.e. the “missing” giraffe could be standing between the two standing
saillors setting the sails and seated sailor on the sail riggings, the latter possibly holding the
“missing” giraffe with a rope as shown in EXHIBIT I_H, EXHIBIT IV_I and EXHIBIT IV_J-1.
• The giraffe naturally habitats near its favorite food the Acacia tree of the plains and jungles
of the Central African Nile River Great Lakes known then as Khenthunnefer and in the
Bible as the “Garden of Eden”. Thus the motivation for the “missing” giraffe’s erasure and
disfigurement to hide the destination of Queen Hatshepsut’s land Safari after her 5 ships
landed in Punt (modern Eritrea) and caravanned into Meroe (modern Sudan) and Sheba
(modern Ethiopia) is clear.

200.
GRAPHIC 2.7
(NAVILLE, TEMPLE OF DEIR EL BAHARI, VOL. III, EEF, 1898)
WALL RELIEF OF THE PROCESSION OF TRIBUTE AND CARGO CLEARLY SHOWING THE LOWER BODY OF
A MALE GIRAFFE, LEOPARDS AND CATTLE BROUGHT BACK TO EGYPT/KEMET FROM THE EXPEDITION TO
THE "LAND OF THE ANCESTORS/GODS" OF 18 TH DYNASTY PHARAOH-QUEEN HATSHEPSUT
GRAPHIC 2.7 above shows the "Tribute and Cargo Procession" Wall Relief of some of the items
brought back to Egypt by the 5 ships that returned from the "Ship and Safari Expedition to the 'Land
of the Ancestors/Gods (Ta Neter)" commissioned by the 18 th Dynasty Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut.
This heavily vandalized "Tribute and Cargo Procession" Wall Relief from the Hatshepsut Deir El
Bahari Burial Temple, nevertheless includes the lower body of a male giraffe as well as leopards
and cattle. Remember that the Giraffe is an African animal found naturally
only on the plains and in the jungles of the Nile River Valley's Great Lakes Equatorial Region of
Africa the people of Ancient Egypt/Kemit called Khenthunefer.
Ironically in 1928 Barthold Laufer an Anthropologist and not an Egyptologist working in the Chicago
Field Museum, published in his book The Giraffe in History and Art the first correct but ignored
analysis of this "Tribute and Cargo Procession" Wall Relief GRAPHIC 2.7 above showing the
mutilated figure of a male giraffe. Without racial bias against black Africans Barthold Laufer
correctly identifies that the location of the male giraffe was not the African coastal country
of Punt but the similar but yet distinct contiguous interior Equatorial African Central Great Lakes
region of Khenthunefer.
Thus Anthropologist Barthold Laufer's ignored 1928 "objective interpretation" agreed with the
earlier ignored 1894 "objective interpretation" of Egyptologist E.G. Naville, who had lead the
original archaeological study of the Hatshepsut Deir El Bahari Burial Temple. Their "objective
interpretations" are that the Red Sea coastal port country of Punt, where the
Hatshepsut Expedition's 5 Egyptian ships anchored and landed the Egyptian soldiers; should not be
confused with the final destination of the land "Safari" into the interior Equatorial African Central
Great Lakes region of Khenthunefer by Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut's "Ship and Safari
Expedition to the 'Land of the Ancestors/Gods" (Ta Neter).
Anthropologist Barthold Laufer concludes in his book The Giraffe in History and Art:
"According to E. Naville (The Temple of Deir El Bahari, pg. 21, Egypt Exploration Fund, XII,
1984), the giraffe is said to come from the country Khenthennofer, not from the coast. The region is
generally distinguished from Punt; the two countries, however, were contiguous, but of somewhat
wide and indefinite extent, Punt possessing a coast where vessels could land, while
Khenthennofer was located in the mountainous interior. The two countries had a mixed population
which included Negroes, and their products were almost identical. Ivory, live panthers, panther-skins,
monkeys, gold, ebony, and antimony were common to both. All these products being typically
African, it is evident that Queen Hatshepsut's expedition had been directed to the east coast of
Africa. Wealthy Egyptians were fond of keeping live specimens of the fauna of Punt like dogs,
monkeys, panthers, leopards and giraffes." [The Giraffe in History and Art, Department of
Anthropology, Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago, Il., 1028, Leaflet #27, pages 20 & 21]
Remarkably Barthold Laufer makes his conclusion exactly 34 years after E.G. Naville's 1894
conclusion and exactly 34 years before the computer enhancement in 1962 by the American
Research Center in Egyptology of the "Safari" Wall Relief GRAPHIC 2.5 above. Please take note
that the computer enhancement of the "Safari" Wall Relief undoubtedly revealed for the first time
the same male giraffe of the "Tribute and Cargo" Wall Relief GRAPHIC 2.7 above that Barthold
Laufer and E.G. Naville both correctly use to conclude that the location of Ancient Egypt's "Land
of the Ancestors/Gods (Ta Neter)" was Khenthunefer.
Summarizing the significance of the male giraffe in the Hatshepsut Deir El Bahari Burial Temple
Wall Relief historical record of Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut's "Ship and Safari Expedition to
the "Land of the Ancestors/Gods (Ta Neter)", the following observations can be made:
1.) a 1962 computer enhancement makes visible for the first time on the "Safari" Wall
Relief GRAPHIC 2.5 above, that a male giraffe figure is conclusively identified and located
on the land "Safari" into the interior of Equatorial Africa's Nile River Central Great Lakes region
called Khenthunefer;
2.) in the "Ships' Loading and Departure" Wall Relief GRAPHIC 2.6 above, the suspected
same male giraffe figure appears to have been vandalized from the written record and erased
from the visual record of being transported by ship back to Egypt/Kemit ; and
3.) in the "Tribute and Cargo Procession" Wall Relief GRAPHIC 2.7 above, the suspected same
male giraffe figure is recognized although heavily vandalized as part of the Procession for
Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut; thus thismale giraffe is logically identifiable as the same one
having been seen on the Expedition's land "Safari" and obviously captured and transported by
ship back to Egypt.
Consequently in identifying the geographic location of Ancient Egypt's "Land of the

Ancestors/Gods (Ta Neter)" THE FIRST KEY IS THE ZOOLOGY OF THE GIRAFFE AND
RELATED FAUNA. The natural history of the giraffe and the hippopotamus found near it,
strongly suggests that the African Equatorial Great Lakes was the final destination of 18 th
Dynasty Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut "Ship and Safari Expedition to the 'Land of the
Ancestors/Gods (Ta Neter)."
However in identifying the ethnicity and race of the human residents of Ancient
Egypt/Kemit's "Land of the Ancestors/Gods (Ta Neter)" THE SECOND KEY IS THE POLITICAL
GEOGRAPHY OF ANCIENT EGYPT/KEMIT AND ITS NEIGHBORS. Specifically, the "Land of the
Gods/Ancestors Tribute Procession" Wall Relief GRAPHIC 2.10 below shows there were 4
groups of kneeling Tributing people who returned back to Ancient Egypt/Kemit on the 5 ships
commissioned by Pharaoh-Queen Hatshesput. But to acquire this SECOND KEY we must first
study the race and ethnicity concepts of 18 th Dynasty Ancient Egypt/Kemit presented in the
next two GRAPHICS 2.8 and 2.9 that follow.
EXHIBIT IV_A :: 18 th Dynasty Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba and
Khenthunnefer : Chicago Field Museum1928 Anthropological Analysis
Barthold Laufer’s The Giraffe in History and Art, Depart. of Anthropology Field of Museum of Natural History, Chicago, IL., 1928 Leaflet #27
EXHIBIT NOTES:
“… Punt, as the Egyptians called the Somali coast at the south end of the Red Sea, and along
the south side of the Gulf of Aden. From that region, which, like the whole east, he termed the
Gods Land, he obtained the fragrant gums and resins so much desired for incense and ointments.”
“One of the most important events of the reign of Queen Hatshepsut (eighteenth dynasty, about
1501-1480 B.C.) was a naval expedition to the land of Punt with the object to establish
commercial relations with peoples of what is now the Somali coast. A sculptured record of this
peaceful expedition is preserved on the southern half of the wall stretching behind the middle
colonnade of her temple at Der el-Bahri situated on the west side of the river at Thebes. In this
procession the giraffe is well represented, unfortunately mutilated; but even without its head it is a
magnificent work of art, body and legs being exceedingly well modeled.”
“According to EG. Naville (The Temple of Deir El Bahari, pg. 21; Egypt Exploration Fund,
XII, 1894), the giraffe is said to come from the country Khenthennofer, not from the coast.
This region is generally distinguished from Punt; the two countries, however, were contagious,
but of somewhat wide and indefinite extent, Punt possessing a coast where vessels could land,
while Khenthennefer was located in the mountainous interior. The two countries had a mixed
population which included Negroes, and their products were almost identical. Ivory, live
panthers, panther-skins, monkeys, gold, ebony, and antimony were common to both. All these
products being typically African, it is evident that Queen Hatshepsut's expedition had been
directed to the east coast of Africa. Wealthy Egyptians were fond of keeping live specimens of
the fauna of Punt like dogs, monkeys, panthers, leopards, and giraffes.”
Above excerpts taken from Barthold Laufer’s The Giraffe in History and Art, Department of Anthropology
Field of Museum of Natural History, Chicago, IL., 1928 Leaflet #27, pgs. 20 & 21 with emphasis added.
Conventional Egyptology dates Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut’s 18 th Dynasty reign as from 1472-

1458 BC. Documentation of this male giraffe from Queen Hatshepsut’s Temple at Der el Bahari
presented in EXHIBIT IV_F-1. Zoological Analysis that is the careful study of animals in the relief
and its hieroglyphic text is key to identifying the location of Ta Neter or ”Land of the Gods”.
Esoterically “Punt” is the modern coastal country of Eritrea; “Sheba” is the modern country of
Ethiopia (Abysinnia); and “Kent Hun Nefer” or Anuit is the Equatorial Nile River Great Lakes of
Africa’s interior and surrounding lands. Though this analysis in 1928 is surprisingly accurate, it
fails to recognize Sheba or Meroe as part of the geography of Ancient Egypt/Kemit’s legendary
Ta Neter, the “Land of the Gods.”

183.
EXHIBIT IV_F-1:: Pharaoh Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba, Meroe and
Khenthennefer : Giraffe and Other Animals Brought Back to Egypt
(from E.G. Naville, Temple of Deir el Bahari V. III)
EXHIBIT NOTES:
• The male Giraffe’s upper body neck and head have been vandalized destroyed but is easily
identified and properly analyzed as proof of the Queen Hatshepsut’s Punt Expedition naval
ship and land safari’s final destination to Khenthunefer in the Central Africa Nile River Great
Lakes area. For a full description of Khenthunefer study EXHIBIT IV_A.
• Comparing this male Giraffe with the one shown in EXHIBIT IV_D-3 and EXHIBIT IV_D-4-2,
they are both shown with male genitals suggesting that they are the same male Giraffe in
the Del El Bahari Wall Relief records; i.e. the question of the final destination of Queen
Hatshepsut’s Punt Expedition and thus the identity of ancient Egyptian’s “Ta Neter” or
“land of the Gods” is unquestionably Central Africa’s Nile River Great Lakes called
Khenthunefer in Ancient Egypt/Kemit.
• Thus the identity of the aboriginal founders of Ancient Egypt/Kemit as theorized by

those courageous Egyptologists Abbe’ Emile Amelineau, Jean Champollion, George
James and Chek Anka Diop as the black African Nile River Valley people we know as the
4 Anu peoples of the (a)Nubia, Kush, Meroe and Anu Antiu (of Khenthunnefer) peoples.
• Leopards are sacred and were captured on the land safari into Sheba (modern Ethiopia
highlands) and Meroe (modern lowlands of Sudan and Ethiopia) shown in EXHIBIT IV_D-4-1.
• Cattle too were sacred, the Sun Goddess Het Heru was symbolized as a cow and were
cultivated in Punt and Sheba alongside the Sustainable Agri-Forest environment. According
to the Greek Historian Herodotus the people of Egypt/Kemit did not use cattle for flesh food,
but for their milk. Thus peoples of Punt and Sheba were probably meat eaters, while the Anu
Peoples of Meroe and Khent Hun Nefer would have been vegetarian/vegan.
• The Predynastic introduction of cattle by invading peoples by 10,000 B.C. began the
desertification of the Nile Valley “Garden of Eden” and top soil erosion silting the Nile Delta .

201.
GRAPHIC 2.8
THE FOUR RACES OF THE ANCIENT EGYPT/KEMET EMPIRE :: GEO-POLITICAL ECONOMICALLY COMPRISING
THE "NINE BOW TRIBES" OF THE EGYPTIAN FEDERATION OF TRIBES
GRAPHIC 2.8 above indicates the "4 RACES" OF HUMANS recognized by the 18 th Dynasty of
Ancient Egypt/Kemit described below from right to left as follows:
1.) The FIRST RACE on the right facing right is the mysterious Dynastic DARK RED
"HAMITIC" PEOPLES who invaded into the Nile River Valley in the late Predynastic-
Demigod Period at about 10,000 B.C.
They introduced mummification of the dead and the concept of body resurrection into Ancient
Egypt/Kemit. They brought with them for the first time into Africa their cattle, horses, sheep, goats,
hogs and other domesticated animals; which lead to the deforestation, desertification and ultimate fall
of the civilization of Ancient Egypt/Kemit.
This race dominated much of the Dynastic-Human Period of Ancient Egypt/Kemit. It includes the
people of Sheba and Punt, which today dominate the modern countries of Ethiopia, Somalia and
Eritrea.
2.) The SECOND RACE from the right is the black African ANU People made up of
four distinct Tribes of the aNubians, Kush, Meroe, and Anu Antiu; living respectively
from the Delta to the Equatorial Great Lakes along the entire length of the Nile River
Valley. Today they are predominately confined to Sub-Saharan Africa.
French Egyptologist ABBE' EMILE AMELINEAU first theorized in 1902 that this race was
the aboriginal people of Ancient Egypt/Kemet which founded and dominated the Predynastic-
Demigod Period of Ancient Egypt/Kemit, and secondarily dominated some of the Dynastic-
Human Period of Ancient Egypt/Kemit.
3.) The THIRD RACE is the tan colored Asia Minor "Semitic" Peoples, including
the aboriginal 12 Tribes of Israel represented today by the sole surviving Tribe
of the Jews, and the aboriginal 12 Tribes of Ishmael today known as the Arabs.
4.) The FORTH RACE is the white Indo-European "Caucasian" Peoples including the
cannibalistic barbarians of Scythia/Magog who continually invaded Ancient
Egypt/Kemit during the Dynastic-Human Period.
Surprisingly and frustratingly for all the world's racists against black African people is the uncovering
of the truth that the SECOND RACE of Ancient Egypt/Kemit were the black African ANU
Peoples who were the core foundation of the multi-racial and multi-cultural Ancient Egyptian
Federation of Tribes during the Predynastic-Demigod and Dynastic-Human Periods called the
"Nine Bow Tribes".
GRAPHIC 2.9
(FROM C. ALDRED 'AKHENATEN, PG.11)
THE "NINE BOW TRIBES" SHOWING THE 4 BLACK AFRICAN ANU TRIBES AS NUMBERED FROM RIGHT TO
LEFT THE KUSH # 2, THE MEROE #4, ANU ANTIU #6 AND THE aNUBIANS #8 ; AS WELL AS THE HITITE #1,
THE NEHARIAN/MITTINITE #3, THE PHOENICIAN #5, THE LIBYAN #7 AND THE SEMITIC #9
GRAPHIC 2.9 above presents an 18 th Dynasty "NINE BOW TRIBE" Wall Painting of the Ancient
Egypt/KemitFederation of Tribal Nations. Sometime during the Predynastic-Demigod Period the
Federation was begun by and was founded upon the backbone of the 4 Black African ANU Tribes.
These ANU Tribes numbered right to left as they appear in the "Nine Bow Tribe" Wall Painting,
and location specified along the Nile River Valley are as follows:
* as Nine Bow Tribe #2 the Kush at Nile River cataracts #3 & #4;
* as Nine Bow Tribe #4 the Meroe at Nile River cataracts # 6 through #8,
Atbara and White Nile Rivers and northern most Great Lake Tana;
* as Nine Bow Tribe #6 the Anu Antiu of Khenthunefer at the Equatorial

Africa Nile River Central Great Lakes including the Dafur Province of
the Sudan; and
* as Nine Bow Tribe #8 the aNubians from the Nile River Delta to cataract #1.
Thus in the Predynastic-Demigod Period of Ancient Egypt/Kemit the "Nine Bow Tribal"
Federation was founded and dominated by the ANU Peoples of the "SECOND RACE". French
Egyptologist ABBE' EMILE AMELINEAU was the first to discover and publish in his books of 1902
and 1916 that the black African ANU People were the aboriginal Ancient Egyptians. This
scholastic courage cost him his reputation and research support at the hands of racist conventional
Egyptologists. To this day his scholastic findings and courageous conclusions are ostracized and
ridiculed if not ignored by the mainstream world wide Egyptological community.
In the Dynastic-Human Period the "Nine Bow Tribal" Federation of Ancient Egypt/Kemit was
dominated primarily by the invading Dark Red Hamitic People the "FIRST RACE"; while the
Federation was constantly secondarily domination challenged by its founding ANU People the
"SECOND RACE". The Dark Red Hamitic People had invaded the ANU People controlled Ancient
Egypt/Kemit from out of Asia Minor during the final stages of the Predynastic-Demigod Period of
Ancient Egypt/Kemit; symbolically recorded in the war and civil war mythologies of the "Horus-Seth
Wars", the Osirian (Osiris & Isis) dismemberment tales of Ancient Egypt/Kemit historically recorded
on Narmer's Palette.
Now we are equipped with the Political Geography of Ancient Egypt/Kemit in order to continue our
"objective interpretation" of the Hatshepsut Deir El Bahari Burial Temple record of the 18 th Dynasty
Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut "Ship and Safari Expedition to the 'Land of the Ancestors/Gods (Ta
Neter)".
GRAPHIC 2.10
(COMPOSITE FROM THE HATSHEPSUT DEIR EL BAHARI BURIAL TEMPLE AFTER NAVILLE
AND MARRIETTE)
WALL RELIEF OF THE "LAND OF THE ANCESTORS/GODS TRIBUTE PROCESSION" FOR PHARAOH-QUEEN
HATSHEPSUT SHOWING FOUR GROUPS OF KNEELING TRIBUTING PEOPLE; WITH FRANKINCENSE AND
MYRRH TREES, RESIN INCENSE, LEOPARD, BABOON, AND CATTLE IN TRIBUTE
GRAPHIC 2.10 above shows a composite part of the "Land of the Ancestors/Gods Tribute
Procession" Wall Relief following the return of the 5 Egyptian ships after the completion of a 2 1/2
year "Ship and Safari Expedition to the 'Land of the Ancestors/Gods (Ta Neter)" commissioned by
18 th Dynasty Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut recorded in her Deir El Bahari Burial Temple.
The "Tribute Procession" in honor of Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut is led by four groups of kneeling
Tributing people followed by the Tribute and Safari collected items including Frankincense and
Myrrh Trees, resin incense, leopards, baboons and cattle.
In more detail the 4 groups of kneeling Tributing people are identified as follows:
* Anu Antiu, the first group of people are males without goatees of the black Africans (Nine
Bow Tribe #6) from the Nile River Valley Central Great Lakes region of
Equatorial Africa called Khenthunefer including the area known today as the
Dafur Province of the Sudan and the el Sudd Swamp and temporary Nile River
flood Lake Sudd;
* Meroe, the second group of people are males without goatees of the black Africans
(Nine Bow Tribe #4) from the Atbara and White Nile Rivers and northern most
Great Lake Tana area of the Upper Nile River Valley;
* Sheba, the third group of people are males with goatees of the Dark Red Hamitics, from
the "Horn of Africa" interior country today called Abyssinia or Ethiopia __ the
Sheba of King Solomon of Israel's Queen of Sheba and origin place of the Felasha
Jews; and
* Punt, the forth group of people are males with goatees of the Dark Red Hamitics from,
the "Horn of Africa" Red Sea coastal country today called Eritria.
EXHIBIT IV_F-2: Procession of 18th Dynasty Queen Hatshepsut with Leopards from Sheba
I. EnIargement of a Rehef Segment NOT of the Punt Expedition Reliefs, but

found in Hatsheput’s Deir el Bahari Temple (Circa 1490 BC.)
{From E.G. Naville, Temple of Deir el Bahari, Part 5 (Vol. 27 of Egypt Exploration Fund) 1906, Plate CXXV}
EXHIBIT NOTES:
• Though not part of the formal Punt Expedition Wall Reliefs within Queen Hatshepsut’s
Deir el Bahari Temple souhthern collanade, this Wall Relief monument is found in
another part of that temple as a Procession of the Queen.
• The leopards are clearly stated in the above Hieroglyphics column two of the relief to be
from the country of Sheba as distinct from Punt. This distinctive hieroglyphic spelling of
Sheba and Punt supports the belief of these as contiguous but separate countries
confused in the historical documents: Sheba and Punt of antiquity are today’s Ethiopia
and Eritrea geographic reality respectively.
Refer to EXHIBIT IV_A and EXHIBIT IV_B for an in-depth Anthropological and
Egyptological analyses of this view that Punt was contiguous and similar but distinct from
Sheba, Meroe and Khenthunnefer.
• These leopards must be from the Queen Hatshepsut Punt Expedition’s shipment and
thus the same leopard collected on the land safari into Sheba, Meroe and
Khenthunnefer. Compare with leopards found in EXHIBIT IV_D-4-1a, EXHIBIT IV_F-1
and EXHIBIT IV_F-5.

202.
EXHIBIT IV_F-3: Pharaoh Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition Punt, Sheba, Meroe and Khenthunnefer : Processional Tribute to Queen Wall Relief
II. Processional Tribute to Queen Hatshepsut Showing Details of Hieroglyphics Identifying the of Lower Two Groups of Chiefs as from Punt and Sheba
EXHIBIT NOTES:
• The above drawn figure is one of three parts EXHIBIT IV_F-3, EXHIBIT IV_F_5 and EXHIBIT IV_F-7 of the composite Deir El Bahari Temple Wall Relief drawing
presented as EXHIBIT IV_F-4. This segment of the Temple Wall Reliefs is the most important and thus most physically vandalized. The Egyptology source
document drawings of these Wall Reliefs have important drawing omissions, wrong transliterations of Hieroglyphic texts and other drawing “mistakes.” Together
this results in over 130 years of corruption of the identity of the Queen Hatshepsut Punt Expedition destinations; i.e. where was “Ta Neter” or “the Land of the
Gods” that Ancient Egypt/Kemit considered its aboriginal source of origin. Note that this “aboriginal origin” dates to the “Dynasty of the Gods” and “Dynasty
of the Demi-Gods” of the Ancient Egyptian Mystery School of On (Annu) trained historians Manthos and Herodotus before the Pre-Dynastic and Dynastic
Periods of Ancient Egypt/Kemit. See EXHIBIT IV-2.
• Note that the Wall Relief above contains a part of the procession including Frankincense and Myrrh incense trees, to be planted at various temples in Ancient
Egypt/Kemit including the Queen Hatshepsut Deir El Bahari Burial Temple containing the Punt Expedition Wall Reliefs. In addition this Wall Relief shows the
medicinally and spiritually useful Frankincense and Myrrh incense in bags and on trays, 5 cattle and 2 baboons. It overlaps the two lowest levels of four (4) levels
and 2 of 4 kneeling Chiefs (emissaries) presented in EXHIBITS IV_F-5, who returned to present their countries’ tribute personally to Queen Hatshepsut with
Hieroglyphics identifying their countries as Punt (modern Eritrea) and Sheba (the modern highland of Ethiopia). Compare with EXHIBIT IV_F-6 and EXHIBIT IV_F-7.
203.
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EXHIBIT IV_F-4: 18 th Dynasty Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition Punt, Sheba, Meroe and Khenthunnefer : “Chiefs Bring Tribute to Queen Hatshepsut”
Composite Wall Relief
EXHIBIT IV_F-3 EXHIBITS IV_F-5 & EXHIBIT IV_F-6 EXHIBIT IV_F-7
COMPOSITE EXHIBIT NOTES:
• The above composite figure is from 3 separate Deir El Bahari Temple wall relief drawings by Egyptologists Augustes Marriete (1877) and EG Naville (1898)
found separately in the Egyptology source documents and herein EXHIBIT IV_F-3, EXHIBIT IV_F-5, composite EXHIBIT IV_F-6 and EXHIBIT IV_F-7.
This is done because this part of the Wall Reliefs is the most important and thus heavily vandalized in an attempt to cover up the identity of the destinations
of the Queen Hatsepsut Punt Expedition; i.e. the location of “Ta Neter” or “Land of the Gods” the aboriginal source of the people of Ancient Egypt/Kemit.
• The above composite Wall Relief includes the Procession featuring the expedition sailors, soldiers and Chiefs of the Punt Expedition’s destination countries
bringing Queen Hatshepsut tribute of the precious cargo brought back from the countries traveled to by the naval expedition and land safari. EXHIBIT IV_F-3
contains Frankincense and Myrrh incense trees to be planted at the various temples including her burial temple at Deir El Bahari and includes 4 cattle and 2
baboons. EXHIBIT IV_F-5 and composite EXHIBIT IV_F-6 contains 4 levels each with one of the four different groups of kneeling destination country Chiefs
(emissaries) identified with specific Hieroglyphics in a Procession bearing the medicianally and spiritually valuable Frankincense and Myrrh gum incense on
trays and in sacks, a leopard and another baboon on leash.
Especially study EXHIBIT IV_F-7 details the Hieroglyphic text identifying the Punt Expedition’s destination countries and returning Chiefs (emissaries)
who present tributes of animals, incense and other precious items personally to the 18 th Dynasty Ancient Egypt/Kemit Queen Hatshepsut.
204.
EXHIBIT IV_F-5: Pharaoh Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba, Meroe and
Khenthunnernefer : Chiefs Present Tribute to the Queen Wall Relief
Anu Antiu
(Khenthunnefer)
Meroe
Sheba
Punt
(from E.G. Naville, Temple of Deir el Bahari V. III, 1898)
EXHIBIT NOTES:
• This Wall Relief detail of Queen Hatshepsut Punt Expedition Procession identifies the
Chiefs (emissaries) of the black African tribes shown on the top levels 4 and 3.
They are respectively the Nine Bow Tribes #6 and #4 as shown in EXHIBIT IV-2.
Specifically the hieroglyphics in front of each of them identifies them as from the Anu Antiu
people of Khenthennefer (today’s Central Equatorial African Nile River Great Lakes area)
and from the people of Meroe (today’s Sudan and Ethiopia’s lowlands) including the “Island
of Lake Tana” . This coincides with both the 1894 Egyptologist EG. Naville’s analysis and
the 1928 Anthropologist Barthold Laufer’s analysis presented in EXHIBIT IV_A. Refer
to Map #2 and Map 7.
Note that Meroe was included in ancient times within ancient “Ethiopia” or Sheba by
Herodotus and other ancient historians, and is still confused by modern historians with the
contiguous ancient country of Sheba the present day “Abyssinia\Ethiopia highlands.” This is
contributed to by modern Ethiopia including parts of ancient Meroe.
• Because this drawing by Egyptologist E.G. Naville of the Queen Hatshepsut Punt
Expedition Procession Wall Relief does not show the complete hieroglyphic details of the
lower levels 2 and 1 of the four levels of kneeling Tributary Nation Chiefs; a composite is
made from the drawing by Egyptologist Auguste Mariette and presented herein as
EXHIBIT IV_F-6.
The racially mixed (part Black African and Asian Indian Dravidian) people of the bottom
levels 2 and 1 with curled goatees are the people of the coast of Punt (today’s Eritrea) and
interior contiguous Sheba (today’ Ethiopia’s highlands) and are ethnically related to the
Theban Invader People of Pre-Dynastic Egypt known as the Hamites who in turn are a
Scythian derivative.
• EXHIBIT IV_F-7 hieroglyphic text to this entire Procession further confirms the identifications
of the 4 groups of kneeling Tributary Nation Chiefs.

205.
EXHIBIT IV_F-6 : Pharaoh Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba, Meroe and
Khenthunnefer: Chiefs Present Tribute to the Queen __Composite Drawing
II. Composite from Various Drawings of Chief’s of Punt, Sheba, Meroe and Khenthunnefer
Presenting Tribute to Queen Hatshepsut
COMPOSITE EXHIBIT NOTE:
• The Chiefs of the black African tribes shown on the top levels 4 and 3 are respectively the
Nine Bow Tribes #6 and #4 as shown in EXHIBIT IV-2. The Hieroglyphs in front of them
identify them as the Anu Antiu people of Khenthennefer the Central Equatorial African
Nile River Great Lakes country; and as people from the country of Meroe known as the the
“Island of Lake Tana”, the present day Sudan and “Ethiopian lowlands”. Meroe was
confused then as now with Sheba the “Abyssinian\Ethiopian highlands.” See Map 2 and
Map 7.
This coincides with both the 1894 Egyptologist EG. Naville’s analysis and the 1928
Anthropologist Barthold Laufer’s analysis presented in EXHIBIT IV_A.
• This composite of Egyptologists Auguste Mariette and E.G. Naville drawings shows the
complete hieroglyphic details of the Wall Relief of the lower levels 2 and 1 kneeling Tributary
Nation Chiefs (emissaries) not seen in the Egyptologist EG. Naville’s drawing presented as
EXHIBIT IV_F-5.
Thus the racial mixture (part Black African and Asian Indian Dravidian) of the Chiefs of the bottom
levels 2 and 1 with curled goatees are the people of the coast of Punt (today’s Eritrea) and interior
contiguous Sheba (Abyssinia today’s Ethiopian High lands). These Pre-Dynastic “invader
peoples” are ethnically related to the Theban Invader People of Pre-Dynastic Egypt who
introduced cattle into Africa and are ethnically and racially mixed part Euro-Asian Scythian
Caucasian known as the Hamites.
• EXHIBIT IV_F-7 Hieroglyphic text to this entire Procession further confirms the identifications
of the 4 groups of kneeling Tributary Nation Chiefs.

206.
EXHIBIT IV_F-7 :: Pharaoh Queen Hatshepsut’s Expedition to Punt, Sheba, Meroe and
Khenthunnefer : Hieroglyphic Text of Chiefs Present Tribute to the
Queen Wall Relief
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
(from E.G. Naville, Temple of Deir el Bahari V. III 1898)
EXHIBT NOTES:
• One must conclude from the Hieroglyphic text above describing the Procession scenes
shown in EXHIBIT IV_F-3, EXHIBIT IV_F-4, EXHIBIT IV_F-5 and EXHIBIT IV_F-6 that:
1.) Hieroglyphics on the top of column 2 identify the Anu Antiu people of the country
Khenthunnefer while the Hieroglyphics at the bottom of column 2 identify people from
the contiguous country of Meroe, the “Island of Lake Tana are almost totally obliterated;
2.) the location of “Ta Neter” the “lands of the gods” and ancestral origin of the ancient
Egypt/Kemit was the Equatorial Nile River Great Lakes country Khenthennefer;
inhabited by the black African Anu Antiu, an Anu People shown as Nine Bow Tribal
Nation #6 in EXHIBIT IV-2;
2.) with the Hieroglyphics for the countries of Sheba and Punt in column 1; the black African
Anu Antiu of Khenthunnefer were distinct from the racially mixed inhabitants of the
coastal area of Punt (modern Eritrea) and the interior contiguous Sheba (modern
highlands of Ethiopia); and
3.) Khenthunefer identified as Ta Neter or “Land of the Gods” was the Bible’s “Garden
of Eden”. See EXHIBIT IV_D-5-2 and EXHIBIT IV_G.

207.
GRAPHIC 2.11
WALL RELIEF BLOWUP OF GRAPHIC 2.10 DETAILING THE 4 KNEELING TRIBUTING GROUPS OF PEOPLE AND
THE TRIBUTE ITEMS INCLUDING FRANKINCENSE AND MYRRH INCENSE, LEOPARD, BABOON AND PRECIOUS
METALS FROM 18 TH DYNASTY PHARAOH-QUEEN HATSHEPSUT'S "SHIP AND SAFARI EXPEDITION TO THE
'LAND OF THE ANCESTORS/GODS"
GRAPHIC 2.11 above is a blowup of the right portion of the composite "Land of the Ancestors/Gods"
Tribute Procession" Relief GRAPHIC 2.10 detailing the graphics of the four groups of kneeling
Tributing people, each with specific hieroglyphics naming them in front under each group.
GRAPHIC 2.12
(FROM E.G. NAVILLE, TEMPLE OF DEIR EL BAHARI, EGYPT EXPLORATION FUND, 1898)
LINE 7 _ LINE 6 _ LINE 5 _ LINE 4 _ LINE 3 _ LINE 2 _ LINE 1
GRAPHIC 2.12 above is a blowup of the hieroglyphic right portion of the composite "Land of the
Ancestors/Gods" Tribute Procession" Wall Relief GRAPHIC 2.10.
GRAPHIC 2.12 above presents hieroglyphics naming three of the four groups of kneeling Tributing
people with the forth group's hieroglyphics being most likely vandalized in the "Land of the
Ancestors/Gods Tribute Procession" as follows:
1.) the Sheba group from hieroglyphics in line 1;
2.) the Punt group from hieroglyphics in line 1;
3.) the Anu Antiu group of the region Khenthunefer both from hieroglyphics in the first part of
line 2; and
4.) the suspected Meroe group from the vandalized hieroglyphics in the last part of line 2,
"suspected" because they are graphically shown and hieroglyphically named in the
previous blow up section of the "Land of the Ancestors/Gods" Tribute Procession" Wall
Relief GRAPHIC 2.11 above.
This brings us to the THIRD DISCOVERY by BRCA'SCHRONIC POVERTY RESEARCH &

DEVELOPMENT into the ANCIENT CIVILIZATION OF EGYPT/KEMIT.
That by the knowledge revealed acquired from the FIRST KEY (of the male giraffe's location)
COMBINED with the knowledge revealed acquired from the SECOND KEY (of the identity of
the 4 groups of kneeling Tributing people who returned from the "Ship and Safari Expedition
to the 'Land of the Ancestors/Gods [Ta Neter]" commissioned by 18 th Dynasty Pharaoh-
Queen Hatshepsut); the identity of the location and human residents of Ancient
Egypt/Kemit's "Land of the Ancestors/Gods (Ta Neter)" can be irrefutably and astoundingly
UNLOCKED!!!!
1.) THE FIRST KEY IS THE ZOOLOGY OF THEGIRAFFE AND ASSOCIATED FAUNA: The
identity of the location of Ancient Egypt/Kemit's"Land of the Ancestors/Gods (Ta Neter)"
is the Nile River Central Great Lakes region of Equatorial Africa called Khenthunefer
including the northern most Lake Tana of the Upper Nile River Valley and to the north
the Dafur Province of Sudan; for this is the natural history home of both the giraffe and
hippopotamus.
2.) THE SECOND KEY IS THE POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY OF ANCIENT EGYPT/KEMIT AND ITS
NEIGHBORS: The identity of the human residents of Ancient Egypt/Kemit's "Land of the
Ancestors/Gods (Ta Neter)" are two of the four black African ANU Tribes the Anu
Antiu and the Meroewho both lived in the Khenthunefer the Nile River Central Great Lakes
region of Equatorial Africa.
Thus French Egyptologist ABBE' EMILE AMELINEAU(1850 -1916) was correct in 1902 that the
black AfricanAnu Peoples were the aboriginal founding and core people of Ancient
Egypt/Kemit as follows:
*THE BLACK AFRICAN"ANU ANTIU" TRIBEINHABITED THE CENTRAL GREAT LAKES OF

EQUATORIAL AFRICA INCLUDING THE EL-SUDD SWAMP AND TEMPORARY LAKE
SUDD OF THE DAFUR PROVINCE OF SUDAN; THIS REGION CALLED BY THE PEOPLE OF
ANCIENT EGYPT/KEMIT "KHENTHUNNEFER" MEANT AND WAS BIBLICALLY REFERRED
TO AS THE LEGENDARY "GARDEN OF EDEN"; AND
* THE BLACK AFRICAN "MEROE" TRIBE LIVED IN NORTH EASTERN GREAT LAKES
EQUATORIAL AFRICA BORDERING KHENTHUNEFER, ON LAND BOUNDED BY THE
ATBARA AND WHITE NILE RIVER TRIBUTARIES AND THE NORTHERN MOST GREAT
LAKE TANA.
THE "NINE BOW" EMPIRE OF ANCIENT EGYPT/KEMIT
Esoterically, the Ancient Egypt/Kemit Proper had been united as one country at the
beginning of the Pre-Dynastic Period which is reflected in the myths of the Osiris and
Isis Legends, the Horus verses Seth War Legends and the Shemsu Hor (Companions
of Horus) references in theTurin Papyrus and other documents.
"Among the builders of the Ancient Empire [of the Third Dynasty of Ancient
Egypt/Kemit], mention must be made of the descending passageway connecting
the pyramid of Unas situated on the plateau, with its 'temple in the valley".38
Footnote 38 : All the pyramids were constructed on the plateau and connected by
a long causeway to a temple located in the valley.
"This passageway, 666 meters long and 6 meters 70 centermeters wide, was entirely
paved and its adjoining limestone walls were covered with magnificient bas-reliefs,
representing all manner of religious, craft working, and agricultural scenes .....
it was the pyramid of Unas that the religious texts concerning afterlife, known as
the Pyramid Texts, were first discovered, carved on the walls on interior chambers."
[from R.A. Schwaller De Lubicz, Sacred Science: The King of Pharaonic Theocracy,
Pg. 102.
GRAPHIC 2.13
(from R.O. Faulkner, The Ancient Egyptian Pyramid Texts, Oxford, 1969, Section 1655)
HIEROGLYPHIC TEXT OF PYRAMID TEXTS FIGURE 38; R. A. SCHWALLER DE LUBRICZ,
SACRED SCIENCE: THE KING OF PHARAONIC THEOCRACY FIG. 38
GRAPHIC 2.13 above is the Figure 38 hieroglyphic Pyramid Texts from the Third
Dynasty pyramid of Pharaoh Unas on the walls of originating from the Ancient Egyptian
Mystery School of On (Annu or God). The proper translation of GRAPHIC 2.13 hieroglyphic
texts is adapted by the Web Master from R. O.Faulkner, The Ancient Egyptian Pyramid Texts,
Oxford, 1969 Section 1655 as follows:
"Oh great Ennead (9 Sun Gods and Goddesses) of theTemple School of On (literally
'Temple School of the City of Annu of the North') the Sun GodAtum, Sun God Shu,
Sun Goddess Tefnut, Sun God Geb, Sun Goddess Nut, Sun God Asar (misnomer
Osiris), Sun Goddess Ast (misnomer Isis), Sun God Seth (Thoth/Tschuti/Hermes)
and Sun Goddess Nephthys; which the Sun God Atum created by emanations from
itself, so the Nine Bow (Tribal Nations) were born as emanations from the Sun God
Atum and can not be separated (from Ancient Egypt/Kemit Proper) ....."
The Ancient Mystery School of On (Annu or God) sacred text from the Third Dynasty
Pyramid Texts establishes the divine creation and maintenance of the Ancient Egyptian
Federation of "Nine Bow" Tribal Nations' crucial support role of Ancient Egypt/Kemit Proper.
Please note that the "Ennead (9 Sun Gods and Goddesses) of theTemple School of On"
refers to 9 of the 12 Sun Gods and Goddesses established according to Herodotus in
17,000 BC by the founders of Ancient Egypt/Kemit of which the Roman mystic Plotinus
wrote a book about appropriately titled the Ennead.
Yet it is this type of unprecedented and continued rediscovery, promulgation and

reconstruction of the TRUE HISTORY, CULTURE, TECHNOLOGY AND SPIRITUALITY OF
THE ABORIGINAL ANCIENT EGYPTIANS THE BLACK AFRICAN ANU PEOPLE and
their EGYPTIAN MYSTERY SCHOOL OF ON (ANNU) that is now required for world
education, healing, prosperity and peace today.
A NEW PARADIGM of human general systems theory of civilization and modern sustainable
technology is required and emerging. It needs to be regrounded in the ABORIGINAL
PARADIGM of the "GARDEN OF EDEN (ATEN)" MENTALITY AND SUSTAINABLE AGRO-
FOREST PROSPERITY REALITY attained most spectacularly last on Earth by the civilization
of Ancient Egypt/Kemit and esoterically identified as the foundation of the other Classical
Ancient Civilizations of Humanity.
Elements of the Civilization of Ancient Egypt/Kemit appear to have spread around the world to
other Ancient Classic Civilizations; e.g. the still existing Hunza of the Himalayan Mountains, the
now extinct Essenes of Israel, the still existing Toltecs and Mayans of Mezo-America, the
extinct "Mississippi River Valley Mound Builders", the extinct Anatazi of the Four Corners
America, and the Pre-Incas and Incas of the Andean Mountains. Few of these elements have
survived to this day in a living civilization; except notably theHunza of modern Pakistan and
the Anatazi successors the Pueblo and Navajo/Dine' Indian Tribes.
More importantly up to this time in history a reemergence of an evolved holistic human

civilization based on an evolved modern sustainable technology on the level of Ancient
Egypt/Kemit has been ruthlessly suppressed, sabotaged and covered up for over three
thousand years.
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Institute of Human General Systems Theory and Practice

The 18 th Dynasty Ancient Egypt/Kemit Queen Hatshepsut Naval Expedition to

www.theuniversityofgod.org Web Site Page 2 Extract Version

BY: George W. Singleton III BA., HD., DD.

DATE: October 11, 2016

THE ABORIGINAL SOURCE OF ANCIENT EGYPT/KEMIT:

GRAPHIC 2.2 above presents the Burial Temple of 18 th Dynasty Pharaoh-Queen-High

Pharaoh-Queen/Aunu High Priestess Hatshepsut commissioned 5 ships to take a "Ship and

Consequently, there are significant obstacles to an "objective interpretation" of the Hatshepsut

(from Mariette, Auguste, Deir-elBahari, Leipzig 1877)

(from S. Glubok’s The Art of Egypt: Under the Pharaohs)

THE EGYPTIAN MYSTERY “SCHOOL OF ON”, VOL. 1

A. THEN... [1540 B.C.]

(from E.G. Naville, Temple of Deir el Bahari V. III)

THE EGYPTIAN MYSTERY “SCHOOL OF ON”, VOL. 1

(from E.G. Naville, Temple of Deir el Bahari V. Ill)

THE EGYPTIAN MYSTERY “SCHOOL OF ON”, VOL. 1

Specifically it is theorized the 18 th Dynasty Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut commissioned

THE EGYPTIAN MYSTERY “SCHOOL OF ON”, VOL. 1

Male Giraffe Woman Frankincense and Myrrh Trees

Cattle Hippopotamus Baboon Leopard

(from Smith, William Stevenson; “The Land of Punt”, Journal of the

• Frankincense and Myrrh trees in the ground, trees to be transplanted sacked to be

THE EGYPTIAN MYSTERY “SCHOOL OF ON”, VOL. 1

(from Auguste Mariette, Deir-el Bahari; Leipzig, Germany 1877)

(from Breasted"s History of Egypt, pg. 275, Figure 112)

The giraffe hieroglyph can be seen here isolated

THE EGYPTIAN MYSTERY “SCHOOL OF ON”, VOL. 1

Left Text Columns Right Text Columns

(from Auguste Mariette , Deir-el Bahari; Leipzig, Germany, 1877)

Esoterically, the Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut Punt Expedition’s 5 ships traveled from

THE EGYPTIAN MYSTERY “SCHOOL OF ON”, VOL. 1

(from Auguste Mariette, Deir-el Bahari; Leipzig, Germany 1877)

THE EGYPTIAN MYSTERY “SCHOOL OF ON”, VOL. 1

(from Auguste Mariette, Deir-el Bahari; Leipzig, Germany 1877)

Note the 2 crewmen standing and 1 sitting crewman

• Consequently, a possible answer to where the “missing” giraffe could be standing on

THE EGYPTIAN MYSTERY “SCHOOL OF ON”, VOL. 1

Consequently in identifying the geographic location of Ancient Egypt's "Land of the

Conventional Egyptology dates Pharaoh-Queen Hatshepsut’s 18 th Dynasty reign as from 1472-

THE EGYPTIAN MYSTERY “SCHOOL OF ON”, VOL. 1

(from E.G. Naville, Temple of Deir el Bahari V. III)

• Thus the identity of the aboriginal founders of Ancient Egypt/Kemit as theorized by

THE EGYPTIAN MYSTERY “SCHOOL OF ON”, VOL. 1

* as Nine Bow Tribe #6 the Anu Antiu of Khenthunefer at the Equatorial

I. EnIargement of a Rehef Segment NOT of the Punt Expedition Reliefs, but

THE EGYPTIAN MYSTERY “SCHOOL OF ON”, VOL. 1

(from Auguste Mariette, Deir-el Bahari; Leipzig, Germany 1877)

EXHIBIT IV_F-3 EXHIBITS IV_F-5 & EXHIBIT IV_F-6 EXHIBIT IV_F-7

COMPOSITE EXHIBIT NOTES:

(from E.G. Naville, Temple of Deir el Bahari V. III, 1898)

THE EGYPTIAN MYSTERY “SCHOOL OF ON”, VOL. 1

COMPOSITE EXHIBIT NOTE:

THE EGYPTIAN MYSTERY “SCHOOL OF ON”, VOL. 1

(from E.G. Naville, Temple of Deir el Bahari V. III 1898)

THE EGYPTIAN MYSTERY “SCHOOL OF ON”, VOL. 1

1.) the Sheba group from hieroglyphics in line 1;

2.) the Punt group from hieroglyphics in line 1;

This brings us to the THIRD DISCOVERY by BRCA'SCHRONIC POVERTY RESEARCH &

*THE BLACK AFRICAN"ANU ANTIU" TRIBEINHABITED THE CENTRAL GREAT LAKES OF

THE "NINE BOW" EMPIRE OF ANCIENT EGYPT/KEMIT

Yet it is this type of unprecedented and continued rediscovery, promulgation and