Smithsonian Institution, Grant Canion and Eggyptian Artifacts

A thirty year employee of Smithsonian identified as G.E. Kinkaid had discovered a cave in 1909 while boating on the Colorado River. The cavern was nearly inaccessible the entrance was 1486 feet below a sheer canyon wall.

Once inside Kinkaid found mummies and relics that he shipped to Washington DC.

A report of Kinkaid in the Gazette stated " on all the urns, it walls over doorways and tablets of stone which were found by the image are mysterious hieroglyphics the key to which the Smithsonian Institute Hope's yet to discover.

The engraving on the tablets probably has something to do with the religion of the peoples. Similar hieroglyphics have been found in southern Arizona.

Among the pictorial writings only two animals were found one is if prehistoric type."

Kinkaid 's report also noted that in one large room were mummies , all male and all wrapped in bark fabric.

Other rooms contained cooking vessels and storage places and one room smelled snaky seemed to be filled with gad or chemicals.

The Gazette also related that another Smitsonian archaeologist S.A .Jordan was making additional searches of the cave and has discovered evidence strongly indicating that the cavern has been once inhabited of a race.of oriental origin possibly from Egypt tracing back to Ramses.

The conclusion of the article is that Egypt and the Nile and Arizona and Colorado were connected by a historical chain.

.the Phoenix Gazette article seems to be the only real evidence that the discovery ever takes place.

After receiving a map of the Great Canion around the 94 Mike Creaçkand trinity crackhead areas with names like Tower of Set, Tower of Ra, Horus temple, Osiris temple.

In the Haunted Canion area were such names as Cheops Pyramid, Buda Cloister, Buda Temple.

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