Ptolemaic Crown

Las Lunas, New Mexico inscription. Egyptian King Ptolemy. Ptolemaic Kom Ombo - crown. From the Crespi collection, a Ptolemaic crown. Kom Ombo is Philae Temple. Kom Ombo. Philae.

Caesarion

The giant stone head of Caesarion, the son of Cleopatra and Julius Caesar, on display at the Cincinnati Museum Center.

The Tomb of Cleopatra - Taposiris Magna near Alexandria

Internal view, courtyard Temple of Osiris at Taposiris Magna. Funerary complex of Alexandria west of the city. From Taposiris Magna found by Kathleen Martinez. "Dominican Republic Archaeologist Finds Ancient Limestone With Hierogylphics Representing Queen Cleopatra and Other Egypt Royalty". Kathleen Martinez is a criminal lawyer in the Dominican Republic, she funds her own explorations for the tomb of Cleopatra. Here she poses with one of her finds, a portrait head of Cleopatra VII - Cleopatra the Great. The model of the Alexandria lighthouse at the ancient cematary of Taposiris Magna. The ancient lighthouse of Alexandria. A lion statue from Cleopatra`s palace which was sunk by an earthquake. Portrait of Caesarion from the sunken ruins.

The Washitaw Tribe, the Tchoupitoulas, and the Burrows Cave North Africans

Big Chief David. Queen Ya-Ya. Burrows Cave gold artifacts. North Africans came over with the Mauritanians during their escape from Caligula in the 1rst c. Burrows Cave gold glyphs.

Burrows Gold Coins

Gold medallion S. Illinois. Gold coins from Burrows Cave S. Illinois. Note Carthaginian Tanit symbol on coins and elephant coins. Drawing from Burrows cave which illustrates the story of Samson and the foxes. Burrows Cave entrance. Some of the gold medallions taken out of Burrows cave in S. Illinois. Burrows Cave in Illinois - the Tanit stone - goddess from Phoenician Carthage with her symbol found in Illinois.

The Crespi Collection

Padre Crespi with a large metal foil sheet incised with drawings from his museum. Elephant Tablet found during construction of Cuenca Airport, Ecuador This piece from the Crespi Collection was found during construction of the Airport in Cuenca, Ecuador. Note the elephant at the base of this Egyptian looking pyramid. From the Crespi collection.

Cleopatra from the Crespi Collection

Here we have a larger photo of the Egyptian Queen piece from the Crespi Collection. Guess who it is? What is that she is holding and what is it doing? Her uraeus snake guardian crown has even unwound itself and is staring at her in the face. Father Crespi, called a saint for his work in Ecuador among the Indians, standing with the giant gold guitar piece. The Indians brought him treasures from the cave system under the jungle - most famously Tayos cave. Cleopatra VII Thea Philopator -- Encyclopedia Britannica.