12-16-2016, 02:39 AM
@Biad
Very good research! Now, you said that in archeology, they found the tomb of a young Prince. Personally, I do not believe that it was the tomb of Touthenkamon because it was already found in Egypt.
Http://www.sciencesetavenir.fr/archeo-pa...vis_104138
Instead, it is possible that it was a son of "Gathelus and Scota" because they have two children named Hyber and Hermecus according to the author. Now, we can understand why Ireland was formerly called Hibernia or “Big Scotland”, because it was Hyber's son of the Pharaoe who had received the administration, while Hermecus occupied northern Spain. In fact, the Pharaoe that we don’t’t know all ready the name, established a "royal throne" on the road which is now called "The Way of Compostela". Now I ask the question why this path was attributed to the apostle James since he has never walked this path because he died in his native land?
I would like to conclude that with all our researches, we could finally discovered the truth ...
Surya ☼
Very good research! Now, you said that in archeology, they found the tomb of a young Prince. Personally, I do not believe that it was the tomb of Touthenkamon because it was already found in Egypt.
Http://www.sciencesetavenir.fr/archeo-pa...vis_104138
Instead, it is possible that it was a son of "Gathelus and Scota" because they have two children named Hyber and Hermecus according to the author. Now, we can understand why Ireland was formerly called Hibernia or “Big Scotland”, because it was Hyber's son of the Pharaoe who had received the administration, while Hermecus occupied northern Spain. In fact, the Pharaoe that we don’t’t know all ready the name, established a "royal throne" on the road which is now called "The Way of Compostela". Now I ask the question why this path was attributed to the apostle James since he has never walked this path because he died in his native land?
I would like to conclude that with all our researches, we could finally discovered the truth ...
Surya ☼