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a list of references for the bizarre tale of Souvlatzki & the Tomb @ Siwa. https://egypt.fitz.ms/newsdir/alex.html https://www.bibalex.org/alexmed/Attachments/Publications/Files/news%20letter%20issue%2010.pdf Olga Palagaia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olga_Palagia) was around at the time and ...

Hi, thank you for your interesting post. As you may have realised there are not many contributing members left on the forum. As for Souvaltzi's temple at Siwah, I have a vague recollection of seeing something about a translation, either on television or YouTube, but cannot remember its content. How...

I have recently posted about Alexander's visit to Siwah Oasis, having encountered information about it, and coincidentally I was aware of the event and location because of a video game. The Assassin's Creed series is historically messy, but the "Origins" entry takes place in Ptolemaic Egyp...

This is one of my pet hypotheses, in my explorations of Christian origins. I'll avoid the discussion of that topic, other than saying that the relevance involves the Jewish rulers of Adiabene, which has been observed most prominently by Dr. Robert Eisenmann. The involvement of Edessa in Christian hi...

I have been searching for information about Roman Era Siwah and came across the Souvaltzi affair. I've exhausted what has previously been discussed on this board about this topic, and in fact that's what brought me here. Her dubious claim that her temple/tomb was Alexander's was firmly debunked by s...