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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Pax Dahomensis: [QB] From Oscar Pfouma "Histoire culturelle de l'Afrique Noire": [QUOTE] The Dogon sign "gono" or "gonono",written at the end of the Sigi Time (sixty years) and identical to the Egyptian "ânkh" represents God after he created the world. Ancient Egyptians also celebrated, each sixty years, a ceremony called "hn" representing the renewing of the world. The osirian rite Sâh and the Dogon Sigi are isomorphic. The relationship between AE and modern Black Africa is irrefutable. Dogon gonono:"a 60 years time" Egypt hnn:"a 60 years time"(Budge) Dogon Sigi Egypt sâh Dogon Naporo=Osiris Egypt Npr=Osiris(E.Naville) The Egyptian word for deity but also pharaoh, Ntr is also found in modern BA languages as thus: Coptic:Noyte, Nute Gurma:Unteru(god) Gurmantche:"Untenu"(god) Fulani:"Ntori"(god) Masai:"Naiteru"(god) Kwasio:"Nture"(sacred) Mombutu:"Nôro"(god) BA and AE religious customs are exactly the same;Hermopolitan cosmogony is found among Northern Cameroon populations.According to M.Maubert "Coutumes du Gurma": "it is impossible(...)even for a layman, to not mention(...) AE, more precisely Hermopolis in Middle Egypt, whose specialists tell us that its cosmogony was about some elements (...)very similar to those we had the surprise to found among Fali people.A primordial egg or "Mother Egg".Two waters existing before everything, (...)"Waters containing waiting germs of creation(...) the only trait common to all the AE cosmogonies(...)" Existence of two lands and four rivers. The intervention of an ogdoad, whose members ,the organizers of the world who worked to built the more or less complete state of the world we know today(...) were originally one and same divinity but represented four entities and finally four couples(...), each couple representing the male and female aspect of one of the other entities(...) The classical iconography shows this eight characters as strange anthropomorphic creatures(...) frog-headed men, snake-headed women in Egypt and are described as crawling beasts living in muddy waters in Cameroon. Even the black ape, mentioned by Lebeuf reminds us of Thot, the baboon-headed god of Hermopolis." The name of Thot(Greek name for Djehuti) is still found in Modern BA:Zukta, Zigta,(Muhuleh), Jukta(Jukun). [/QUOTE]More to come. [/QB][/QUOTE]
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