Tulli Papyrus "fiery disks".

disputedanomaly_regionAncient Astronaut Landing

The Tulli Papyrus is a contested ancient Egyptian text, attributed to the reign of Thutmose III, that allegedly describes "circles of fire" or fiery disks in the sky, cited by ancient-astronaut…

The Tulli Papyrus is a contested ancient Egyptian text, attributed to the reign of Thutmose III, that allegedly describes "circles of fire" or fiery disks in the sky, cited by ancient-astronaut writers as a proto-UFO record. Its provenance is lost (only a transcription survives), and scholars dispute both its authenticity and translation. It is best regarded as a disputed document, not reliable evidence.

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Adam's Calendar / "Anunnaki ruins".Ancient Astronaut Landing.Dogon / Sirius-B Nommo Tradition.Vatican Observatory.