AT-1292

What's in a name?

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AT-1292

Grand Canyon Mysteries and Egyptian Contact Claims

Why Ancient Inquiry uses this citation here

National Park Service account of Grand Canyon naming and renaming, including Clarence Dutton's preference for imported mythological language; modern map names are naming history, not evidence of ancient Egyptian occupation.

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Grand Canyon Mysteries and Egyptian Contact Claims

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Grand Canyon names such as Isis or Horus reflect modern naming history, not Egyptian occupation, and must not displace the documented relationships of eleven associated tribes.

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