Over the past four months, this website has featured 15 posts about how using common sense leads to better solutions
Category: Egyptian
How to Use Common Sense to Make Chronological Discoveries
Over the past 15 weeks, this website has featured 15 posts concerning “common sense” and how it leads to better
Common Sense and the Ancient Egyptian Perspective of the Lunar Cycle
Although the ancient Egyptians had many gods, the deities they associated with the sun and moon were among their most
Common Sense and the Three Egyptian Seasons
During the First Dynasty, a king or official realized that the solar year in Egypt had three natural divisions or
Common Sense and the Chronology of the Twelfth Dynasty and the SIP
Once The Six Pillars is published, Egyptologists will face a challenging problem. How will they reassess the chronology of the
Common Sense Versus the Traditional Concept of Egyptian Dynasties
Manetho’s list of Egyptian dynasties continues to confuse scholars to this day. In the eighteenth century CE, many people assumed
Common Sense and Egyptian Cattle Counts: Were They Annual or Biannual?
During the Egyptian “Old Kingdom” period, at least from the Second Dynasty through the Sixth, officials kept track of the
How Common Sense Helps Determine How Many Years the Amarna Letters Corpus Encompasses
The Amarna letters are a unique collection of correspondence between Egyptian royalty and the pharaohs’ vassal “mayors” in the Levant
Common Sense, the Thera Eruption, and Related Middle Eastern Radiocarbon Dates
The date of the Thera eruption is one of several critical pieces of evidence in ancient Middle Eastern chronology, and
Common Sense and the Dogma of a Single Egyptian Calendar System
[Modified 14 Oct 2024] (This post presumes the reader has a basic knowledge of the Egyptian calendar and the Sothic