The Makers of Civilization in Race & History

by Waddell, L. Austine

• ISBN13: 9780766183421
• ISBN10: 0766183424
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2004-01-01
• Publisher: Kessinger Pub

Summary

1929. This fascinating book is about the history of human existence. The Rise of the Aryans or Sumerians; their origination and propagation of civilization; their extension of it to Egypt and Crete; achievements of their kings; historical originals of mythic gods and heroes with dates from the rise of civilization about 3380 B.C. Partial Contents: Mesopotamia, the First Dynasty of Egypt; Gothic Invasion; The Kish Chronicle; Nordic Eddas; the Isin Chronicles; the Great Gap; The Kassi Dynasty of Babylonia; Sun God. Included: 35 plates, 168 illustrations and 5 maps.

Table of Contents

PREFACE	v
I. INTRODUCTORY—MY PREVIOUS HISTORICAL DISCOVERIES LEADING UP TO THE PRESENT ONES:	1	(33)
The lost Early Aryans are the "Sumerians"
Present ignorance of the Racial and Linguistic Affinities of the Sumerians
Aryan Race of the Sumerians discovered
The name "Sumerian"
The name Aryan
Sumerian Origin of the Briton, Anglo-Saxon, Cymric, Irish Scots, Scandinavians, Early Germans and Goths, and of their civilization, language, writing and religion
Ancient Greeks, Etruscans and their civilization, language, writing and religion of Sumerian Origin
Trojans, Ionians and Cretans and their civilization, language, writing and religion of Sumerian Origin"
"Hittites" and Amorites and their civilization, language, writing and religion of Sumerian or Aryan Origin
Hitto-Sumerian Origin of Greek Art with reference to Bacchus and his representation
Phœnicians and their civilization, language, writing and religion of Sumerian or Aryan Origin
First "Phœnician" Dynasty in Persian Gulf about 3100 B.C. of Aryan Origin
The "Phœnicians" as Barats or "Britons" and their sea-tutelary as Britannia
Title "Phoenician" seldom used by the Phoenicians themselves
Indo-Aryans and Ancient Medes and Persians and their civilization, language, writing and religion of Sumerian Origin
Egyptian Civilization pre-dynastic and dynastic and its Authors of Aryan and Sumerian Origin
A Synchronism between Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia discovered, fixing Date of Menes and the First Dynasty of Egypt
II. INDIAN OFFICIAL KING-LISTS AND CHRONICLES OF THE EARLY ARYANS DISCOVERED AS UNIQUE HISTORICAL KEYS TO NAMES OF THE SUMERIAN KINGS CONTINUOUSLY BACK TO THE RISE OF CIVILIZATION AND THEIR DATE:	34	(22)
Discovering Sumerian Origin of the Lists and their Date, the Unknown PRE-INDIAN HOME-LAND OF THE INDO-ARYANS, THEIR MIGRATION TO INDIA and its Causation and Date, and Date of the Great War of the B'hdrats for the Partition of India c. 650 B.C.
Unique Historical Importance of Indian Official Lists of the Early Aryan Kings for recovery of Lost Sumerian History and Names of Kings
Date of the Indian Lists re Date of the Great Indo-Aryan Migration
The Great Migration of the Eastern Branch of the Aryans into the Ganges Valley of India and its Date
Location of pre-Indian Homeland of the Indo-Aryans and Theories thereon
Discovery of pre-Indian Homeland of the Indo-Aryans
Cause of "The Great Migration" of Aryan Remnants from Eastern Kur or Asia Minor (and Syria) to Gangetic India and its Date
The Date of the King-Lists and Chronicles of the Early Aryans of the Indo-Aryan
The Official Character of the Indian King-Lists and Chronicles
General Form of the Indian King-Lists of the Early Aryans
Solar and Lunar Versions of Aryan King-Lists
The main lines of the different versions of Indian King-Lists contain the Same Kings under Different Titles, Solar, Lunar, Regnal, etc.
Plurality of Titles of Early Aryan or Sumerian Kings
Comparison of the Early Aryan King-Lists with the Sumerian King-Lists
Wide disagreements in the "Restorations" of Sumerian Kings' Names by Assyriologists
Cause of Disagreements in "Restoring" Sumerian and Babylonian Kings' Names is the want of any Key to the form of names in the ambiguous Sumerian and Babylonian writing
Indian King-Lists of Early Aryans supply the Unique Key to the Traditional forms of the Sumerian Kings' Names.
III. SUMERIAN DYNASTIC LISTS IN KISH CHRONICLE OF C. 2650 B.C. FROM FIRST SUMERIAN DYNASTY C. 3380 B.C. TO GUTI OR GOTHIC INVASION:	56	(9)
Discovering Date of First Sumerian Dynasty at about 3378 B.C. and the Great Gap in the Kish Chronicle
The Kish Chronicle
Early Provisional King-Lists of the Sumerians
The Kish Chronicle Text
Its Official Character and Date
Decipherment and Translation of the Kish Chronicle
Dated Chronology of Kish Chronicle discloses Date of First King of First Sumerian Dynasty at about 3378 B.C.
The Great Gap in "Second Sumerian Dynasty of Kish Chronicle of 430 years is filled by the Indo-Aryan King-Lists and Chronicles.
IV COMPARISON OF KISH CHRONICLE AND INDIAN LISTS OF THE EARLY ARYAN KINGS DISCLOSES THEIR IDENTITY AND SITE OF FIRST SUMERIAN CAPITAL IN CAPPADOCIA:	65	(23)
Discovering also THE ADVENT OF THE SUMERIANS INTO MESOPOTAMIA AND ITS DATE ABOUT 3335 B.C., Overlapping of First and Second Dynasties of Kish Chronicle, Identity of First Sumerian King with Indra, Thor, or King Ar-Thur or St George, with Date and Location of First Capital in Cappadocia c. 3378 B.C.
Variant Phonetic Spellings of Proper Names in Sumerian and Indian Records
Comparison of the Kish Chronicle Names with their Indian equivalents
The Indian Forms of the Kings' Names and Titles
Kish Chronicle Forms of the Kings' Names and Titles
Equation of Indian King-Lists of the First Aryan Dynasty with Kish Chronicle First and Second Sumerian Dynasties
Identity of Sumerian First and Second Dynasty Kings with Aryan First Dynasty Kings demonstrated
Location and Name of the First Capital of the Sumerians at Ukhu City
Location of First Capital of Sumerians, Ukhu City at Pteria in Cappadocia of Asia Minor
Cappadocia re "St George"
"Pteria" name for First Sumerian Capital
Further Evidence locating Site of First Capital at Pteria in Cappadocia
First Sumerian King Ukusi of Ukhu as First Aryan King Iksh-Vaku of about 3378 to 3350 B.C. and his "Indra" title
First King's Personal Name
His History under his Solar-title in Indian Chronicles and the Vedas
Second Sumerian King, Azag Bakus, as Second Aryan King Ayus or Bikuksi, disclosing human historical original of Bacchus and his date about 3348 B.C.
"Second" Dynasty of Kish Chronicle is a Continuation of and partly contemporary with the First Dynasty of that Chronicle
Conquest and Annexation of Mesopotamia by Azag Bakus about 3335 B.C.
The Advent of the "Sumerians" into Mesopotamia and its Date about 3335 B.C.
First to Eighth Sumerian Kings of Second Dynasty of Kish Chronicle identical in Sumerian and Indian Lists
The Great Gap of 430 years with 27 Kings in Second Dynasty of Kish Chronicle is completely filled up by the Official Indian Lists of the Early Aryan Kings
V. UDU'S STONE-BOWL (OR "HOLY GRAIL") CONTEMPORARY GENEALOGY OF FIRST SUMERIAN DYNASTY IN AGREEMENT WITH INDIAN LISTS, KISH CHRONICLE AND NORDIC EDDAS:	88	(14)
Disclosing Original "Holy Grail" of King Ar-Thur, the Magic "Cauldron" of Thor and the Oldest known Historical Inscription in the World
King Udu's Stone-Bowl as the magical "Stone Cauldron of Thor" and "The Holy Grail" of the historical King Ar-thur
Prehistory of the Magic Stone-Bowl of King Dar, Dur or Sagg, King Her-Thor or Ar-Thur with King Udu's Inscription
Inscription on the Stone-Bowl by King Udu
Decipherment and Translation of the Bowl-Inscription
Location of Khamazi City where Bowl was captured at "Car-Chemish"
Title of First King on the Bowl and his Identity with First King in Kish Chronicle and as historical human original of Indra, Thor and Zeus
"Gin" Name of Second King on the Bowl in agreement with the other Lists
Comparison of Bowl Genealogy with Kish Chronicle and Sumerian and Indian Lists and Nordic Eddas showing identity
VI. THE GREAT GAP IN SECOND DYNASTY OF KISH CHRONICLE OF 430 YEARS 3180-2750 B.C. WITH 27 KINGS IS FILLED BY INDIAN KING-LISTS:	102	(21)
Disclosing King B'ARAT, URUASH'S Dynasty with his Five Sons and "Mesannipadda" and other pre-Sargonic Kings, including Sargon's Father, in their due Chronology for the first time, and the "Garden of Edin" paradise in the Indus Valley, founded by King Uruash, and Sargon I discovered as First historical Predynastic Pharaoh of Egypt and his son as Menes, the founder of the First Dynasty of Egypt
The Great Gap in Second Dynasty of Kish Chronicle
The Indian King-Lists fill up the Great Gap
The Sumerian Kings and Emperors of the Great Gap recovered by the Official Indian King-Lists
Identities in the Names of the Kings of the Great Gap in Sumerian contemporary Inscriptions and in the Indian Lists
King Barat or Brihat, the eponymous ancestor of the Britons and Eastern Barats, c. 3180 B.C.
Gishsax or Issax (or "Gilgamesh") of Erech, or Chaxus of Indian Lists, the Sumerian Original of Hercules of the Phœnicians
The Sea-Emperor Uruash ("Ur Nina") or Haryashwa and his First Phœnician Dynasty of Aryans, c. 3100 B.C.
His foundation of Overseas Colony in the Indus Valley
His Five famous Sons identical in Sumerian records and Indian lists in Names, Titles and Achievements
Identity of Names of Uruash's Five Sons of Upper Register in Sumerian and Indo-Aryan
Identity of Titles of the Five Sons of Lower Register in Sumerian and Aryan
"Edin" or "Garden of Edin" Name for the Indus Valley Colony of King Uruash confirmed by Sargon's Chronicle
Uruash's successors in Dynasty from Madgal to end of Dynasty in full Agreement in Sumerian and Indo-Aryan
The so-called "Mesannipadda" and "Annipadda" kings are subsequent to Uruash's ("Ur Nina's") Dynasty
Sargon's Father and his Royal Aryan Origin discovered by the Indian Lists in the Great Gap of the Kish Chronicle
Sargon I discovered as First historical Pre-dynastic Pharaoh of Egypt and his son as Menes the founder of First Dynasty of Egypt
How the Publication of these Discoveries was Delayed
VII. THE ISIN CHRONICLES OF ABOUT 2070 B.C. AND THE FALSITY OF THEIR "DYNASTIES" AND CHRONOLOGY PREFIXED TO THE FIRST DYNASTY OF THE KISH CHRONICLE:	123	(5)
Disclosing the Falsity of all the current A ssyriologists' "History" and Chronology of the Sumerians and of Mesopotamia based upon the Prefixed "Dynasties" of the Isin Chronicles
The Isin King-Lists or Chronicles and their fantastically Fabulous Chronology
The Prefixed Isin Chronicle Dynasties with their Fabulous Chronology accepted by Assyriologists as basis of their Sumerian and Babylonian History and Chronology
Isin Prefixed "Antediluvian" and "Early Postdiluvian" Dynasties, showing growth of the Perversion of Sumerian Chronology and Arbitrary Prefixing of Dynasties
Falsity of all the current Assyriologists' "History" and Chronology of the Sumerians and of Mesopotamia based upon the Prefixed "Dynasties" of the Isin Chronicles
VIII. ARCHAIC SUMERIAN KING-LIST OF ABOUT 3180 B.C. DISCOVERED MISPLACED IN ISIN CHRONICLE CONFIRMING KISH CHRONICLE, INDIAN AND EDDIC KING-LISTS:	128	(10)
Disclosing ODIN-THOR of Nordics as First Sumerian King, King BARAT amongst the "Antediluvians" and the Sumerian or Aryan Origin of the "Antediluvian" Kings of Berosus
The so-called "Antediluvian" Kings are merely Misplaced old Sumerian Versions of First and Second Dynasty Kings of Kish Chronicle with fabulous ages added
The "Antediluvian" Kings of the Isin Chronicle
Identity of "Antediluvian" Kings with earliest Sumerian Kish Chronicle and Udu's Bowl Kings and Earliest Indo-Aryan and Eddic Kings
Historical Importance of Isin "Antediluvian" King-Lists as Genuine Old Sumerian King-Lists misplaced
Odin-Thor or Sig, the First King of the Goths, is the First King of the Sumerians
"Odo" and "Odin" in the Nordic Eddas are titles solely of Thor, the First King of the Goths and not of Wodan
Identity of Odo or Odoin, first Sumerian King with Odo, Odin or Thor, First King of the Goths
King Barat, the eponymous ancestor of the Britons as an "Antediluvian" King of the Isin Chronicle
Berosos' Legendary "Antediluvian" Kings of Chaldeans are misplaced Aryan Kings of First and Second Dynasties of Kish Chronicle with fabulous ages attached—Berosos'
"Antediluvian" Kings compared with Sumerian of Isin List
Historical results of the Discoveries that the "Antediluvian" Kings are Aryan
IX. TWO FURTHER OLD SUMERIAN KING-LISTS DISCOVERED OF ABOUT 2700 AND 2600 B.C. MISPLACED IN ISIN CHRONICLE CONTAINING MISSING KINGS OF THE GREAT GAP AND CONFIRMING KISH CHRONICLE & INDIAN KING-LISTS OF EARLY ARYANS FROM RISE OF CIVILIZATION:	138	(19)
Disclosing the GAUR or "ST GEORGE" title of First Sumerian King Odin or Thor, the MUKHLA or "ST MICHAEL," TASIA, KAN, GAN Or "GAWAIN" titles of his son. Historical Originals of ADAM, CAIN, ENOCH, NOAH and JAPHETH as Aryan Kings with fixed Dates and contemporary monuments
Immense Historical Value of the Misplaced Isin Lists as authentic Old Sumerian Versions of the missing Kings of the Great Gap
Date of Compilation of the two Old Sumerian King-Lists misplaced by the Isin Priests at about 2700 and 2600 B.C.
"First Postdiluvian" Prefixed Dynasty of Isin Chronicle as Misplaced Kings of First to Fourth Dynasties of Kish Chronicle
Comparative Table showing all Isin Prefixed "Postdiluvian Dynasties" as Misplaced Kings of First to Fourth Dynasties of Kish Chronicle
Results of this tabular comparison proving First Dynasty of Kish Chronicle about 3380 B.C. to be the First of all Sumerian Dynasties and Recovering Old Sumerian King-Lists of Great Gap and absolute identity of Sumerians with Early Aryans
Additional Sumerian Titles of Kings recovered by the Old Sumerian King-Lists
Gaur or Gaor or "St George" Title of First Sumerian and Gothic King of Cappadocia and the Gör title of Thor in the Nordic Eddas
Mukhla or "St Michael" and Tasia titles of Second Sumerian or Gothic King re "Tascio" of the ancient monuments and coins of the Ancient Britons
Kan, Gan, Gina or Gun title of Second Sumerian King discloses the historical human original of Sir Gawain of the Arthur legend and of "Cain"
Adam of "The Garden of Eden" legend as a travesty of the First Historical Aryan King with his history and character perverted
The NaME "Adam" in relation to titles of the First Aryan or Sumerian King Dar, Dur or Thor
King Adam's or Addamu's Revolt against the pre-Adamite Demonistic Serpent cult in Babylonian Art and Literature
"How Adamu broke the Wing of the South Wind (Shatu)"
Cain, Enoch, Noah and Japheth as Early Aryan or Sumerian Historical Kings of fixed Dates and contemporary monuments
Adam, Cain, Enoch, Noah and Japheth, names and genealogy borrowed by Semites from those of the First Sumerian or Aryan Kings and Culture heroes
Fundamental Importance for Ancient History of the Discovery of two additional independent old Official Sumerian King-Lists of First and Second Dynasties of Kish Chronicle and disclosing further Sumerian Titles of the first historical Sumerian Kings
X. THE TWO OLD SUMERIAN KING-LISTS MISPLACED IN ISIN CHRONICLE PRESERVE THE MISSING 27 KINGS OF THE GREAT GAP OF 430 YEARS IN KISH CHRONICLE IN COMPLETE AGREEMENT WITH INDIAN OFFICIAL LISTS:	157	(19)
Disclosing further information regarding KING BARAT and his son GAUTAMA, URUASH'S Dynasty of Sea-empire and Colonization of Indus Valley by his son MADGAL, and King Tarsi of Kish or Su-Dasa and his Battle against the Ten confederate Kings
King Barat and his son Gautama or Gotama
King Uruash's Parentage, Sea-emperorship and Colonization of Indus Valley
King Uruash as Sea-emperor
His Khad or Khaddi title as title of "Phœnicians" re "Catti"
The Nun or Nunna title of Uruash and his Dynasty as "Sea-Lord"
King Madgal's Annexation of the Indus Valley as the Colony of Edin or Etin
His five new Seals from Indus Valley discovered and deciphered for first time
Madgal as "Lord Etana" and hero of Romance of "Etana and the Eagle"
Uruash's Imperial Dynasty in Old Sumerian King-Lists in Agreement with Inscriptions and Indian Lists
Uruash's or Haryashwa's "Panch" or First "Phœnician" Dynasty of Sea-emperors, c. 3100 B.C. to 2950 B.C.
King Tarsi of Kish as Trasa-Dasyu or Su-Dasa and his empire
Battle-Hymn of Victory of King Trasa-Dasyu or Su-Dasa from Vedas
Historical Results of this Discovery of Two Old Sumerian King-Lists of the Great Gap in Second Dynasty of Kish
Chronicle
XI. REMAINING KINGS OF THE GREAT GAP FROM UR DYNASTY, INCLUDING DRUPADA AND SARGON'S FATHER AS KING OF KISH IN OLD SUMERIAN KING-LISTS IN COMPLETE AGREEMENT WITH INDIAN OFFICIAL ARYAN LISTS:	176	(10)
Disclosing the real Date of "MESANNIPADDA" of Ur and his Dynasty at about 2900 B.C.
Recovery of Old Sumerian Lists of Kings of Great Gap from King Pashipadda ("Mesannipadda") of Ur Dynasty
Sargon's Father (Buru - Gina)
King Pashipadda ("Mesannipadda ) of Ur and his Dynasty about 2900 B.C.
King Duruashipadda ("Annipadda") or Drupada, the Panch or "Phœnician" of Indian Chronicles
King Drupada as Leader of Praise and Worship (? Harpist)
Romance of King Drupada in the Indian Epics
Funerary Murders or Foundations re "Satti" in this Ur Dynasty
Sumerian Royal Tombs at Ur and Kish as source of Egyptian type of Tombs
Successors of Duruashipadda or Drupada, including "Meskalamdug" in the Great Gap
XII. SARGON'S FATHER DISCOVERED AS HEREDITARY SUMERIAN OR ARYAN KING OF KISH AND HIS DETHRONEMENT BY ZAGGISI—COMPLETING THE RECOVERY OF ALL THE KINGS OF THE GREAT GAP AND ESTABLISHING AUTHENTICITY OF FIRST DYNASTY OF KISH CHRONICLE AS FIRST DYNASTY OF THE SUMERIANS, AND IDENTITY OF THE SUMERIANS WITH THE EARLY ARYANS:	186	(10)
Disclosing Unknown Name and History of Sargon's Father's Identity with King "UrukaGina" and his Seal in the Indus Valley colony
"Sargon's" Aryan or Sumerian Race and Paternity
Sargon's Father's Unknown Name Disclosed
Sargon's Father's Empire including the Indus Valley
His Seal from Indus Valley discovered and deciphered for first time
His Great Reforms and Free Institutions
His Dethronement by the Usurper Zaggisi
Complete Recovery of all the Kings of the Great Gap, Establishing the Authenticity of the First Dynasty of Kish Chronicle as the First Dynasty of the Sumerians
Recovery of the True Chronology of the Sumerian Period and Identity of the Sumerians with the Early Aryans
XIII. "SARGON"-THE-GREAT DISCOVERED AS HEREDITARY ARYAN KING OF KISH WITH HIS LOST PREHISTORY AND "WORLD MONARCHY":	196	(34)
Disclosing his Aryan Race, unknown Royal Ancestry, Posthumous Birth, Training by Priest Aurva, Recovery of Father's Kingdom and extension to World-Empire, including Britain, Mediterranean, Asia Minor, Syria, Mesopotamia, Persia, Indus Valley and Egypt
"Sargon's" Aryan Race, Royal Birth and World-Empire
"Sargon's" Name and titles in Sumerian and Babylonian inscriptions and in Indian Chronicles not "Sargon"
Variations in the spelling of "Sargon's" or properly King Guni's or Ganes Name
"Sargon's" Dynasty in Kish Chronicle and Prefixed Isin Lists in Agreement with Indian Lists of Early Aryan Kings
"Sargon's" unknown Royal Aryan Ancestry and Posthumous Birth disclosed by the Indian Chronicles
"Sargon's" Posthumous Birth and Upbringing by the Fire-priest Aurva, Regaining his Patrimonial Throne and Achievement of World-Empire in Indian Chronicles
Confirmation of Indian Chronicle record of Sargon's Birth and Upbringing by the Fire-priest Orva in the Babylonian Autobiography of "Sargon"
Autobiography of King Ginna or "Sargon" from its Babylonian version
Additional Babylonian confirmation of Indian Record of Tutelage of "Sargon" by the priest Orva or Aurva
"Sargon's" Tutelage under Priest Aurva and Recovery of his Throne in Babylonian and Indian versions
Aurva or Orva, Fire-priest and Sun-worshipper, the Tutor of "Sargon is Urura" the Man of Fire" of the Babylonian Records
Aryan Commandments and Ethics traditionally imparted to Prince Sagara (or "Sargon") by the Aryan sage Aurva"
"Sargon's" Recovery of his Patrimonial Kingdom in the Indian Chronicles, confirmed by Contemporary and other Sumerian and Babylonian Records
Saigon's Ultimatum to the Usurper King Zaggisi and disclosing his Father's Name in agreement with the Indian Lists
Sargon's Conquest of Zaggisi of Erech and Recovery of his Father's empire and World Conquests
Sargon's Conquest and Annexation of Persia
Sargon's Conquest or Reconquest of the Indus Valley colony of Edin or "Garden of Eden" from his own Records, confirming my decipherment of Indus Valley Seals
Sargon's Conquests in the Western World to the Tin-mines (of Britain ?) beyond the Western Sea or Mediterranean
His Conquests of Asia Minor and Syria
Phœnicia, including Hittite and Amorite Land and Ionia
His conquest of Ionia
Sargon's "World Monarchy"
Sargon's Imperial Court
His seals from Indus Valley discovered and deciphered for first time
Sargon's Last Days amid Revolt
XIV. SARGON WITH HIS FATHER AND GRANDFATHER DISCOVERED AS "PREDYNASTIC" PHARAOHS OF EGYPT AND HIS SON MANIS-TUSU AS "MENES" THE FOUNDER OF THE FIRST DYNASTY OF EGYPT AND AT A DATE NO EARLIER THAN ABOUT 2704 B.C.:	230	(26)
Disclosing the Unknown Ancestry of Menes, THE ARYAN ORIGIN OF EGYPTIAN CIVILIZATION AND HIEROGLYPHIC WRITING AND SARGON'S TOMB IN EGYPT
Sargon as a Predynastic Pharaoh with Inscriptions and Tomb at Abydos
Sargon's son Manis-Tusu discovered as identical with Manasyu of Indian Lists and Menes of Egypt
Menes or Manis-Tusu as Manasyu the "Pharaoh of Gopta" (Egypt) in the Indian Epics
Identity of Menes with the Aryan Emperor Manasyu and Manis-Tusu, son of Sargon confirmed
The Names "Menes," Many and Aha-Many compared with the Sumerian Manis-Tusu and its Indian forms
Identity of the name " Menes," Many or Aha-Many in Egyptian, Indian and Sumerian
"Sargon," Father of Menes, discovered as the chief "Predynastic" Pharaoh in Egypt
The "Predynastic" Pharaohs of Egypt
Sargon's Inscriptions as Predynastic Pharaoh GIN or SHA-GIN in Egypt (the so-called "King Ka-ap")
Saigon's Father and Grandfather as the Predynastic Pharaohs hitherto called "Ro" and "Khetm"
Inscriptions of King "Ro"
Decipherment of real Name of Predynastic Pharaoh "Ro"
The Pre-dynastic Pharaoh Khetm's real Name in Egyptian and Sumerian
Decipherment of "Sargon's" Sumerian Inscriptions at Abydos
"Sargon's" Tomb Inscription at Abydos deciphered
Sargon's Queen's Tomb Inscription at Abydos
Sargon's Sealing at Abydos and its decipherment
Sargon's Reconquest of Egypt, Route and Date
Sargon's name for Egypt and Nile
Sargon on the Nile re his Birth-Legend
Summary of Discoveries regarding Sargon as Predynastic Pharaoh of Egypt
XV. MENES, FOUNDER OF FIRST DYNASTY OF EGYPT AS MANIS-TUSU, SON OF SARGON, HIS UNKNOWN ANTECEDENTS AND SEIZURE OF EGYPT FROM HIS FATHER (?), C. 2704 B.C.:	256	(40)
Disclosing his governorship of Persia and of Indus Colony with numerous Signet Seals from Indus Valley, his Sun-worship, apparent Sea-Route of his Conquest of Upper Egypt, Identification with King Minos of Crete, and his TRAGIC DEATH IN THE WEST
Menes discovered as Sumerian or Aryan emperor Manis-Tusu, Son of "Sargon"-the-Great of Mesopotamia, with his Lost Antecedent History and Ancestry
Genealogy of Menes and his Descendants
Menes' or Manis-Tusu's Revolt against his Father "Sargon" re his seizure of Egypt?
Menes' Portrait as Manis-Tusu or Manis-the-Warrior
Menes as Manis-Tusu in Mesopotamia, Elam, Persia and Indus Valley
Official Seals of Manis or Manis-Tusu discovered in Indus Valley disclosing him as Crown-prince Governor there, as Son of "Sargon" with title of "Pharaoh" and his titles as Viceroy and Co.-Regent
Evidence of Indus Seals on Identity of Menes or Manis-Tusu and his Governorship of Indus Colony
Menes or Manis-Tusu's Conquests in Persia, Indus Valley, Arabian Sea-Lands and via Red Sea to Sinai Peninsula
Magan, the Land reconquered by Manis-Tusu, a name for the Sinai Peninsula
Manis-Tusu and Egypt in Mesopotamian Literature re "Khamasi" Land and "Kham" or Ham
Menes re Manis-Tusu as Sun-worshipper
Manis-Tusu or Menes as a Free Constitutional Ruler and Lawgiver
Route of Manis-Tusu, Asa-Masya or Menes in his Seizure of Upper Egypt, c. 2704 B.C.
Menes' Establishment of Sumerian or Aryan Civilization in Egypt
Date of Menes' Invasion of Egypt about 2704 B.C.
Menes' descriptions in Egypt in Sumerian Language and in Sumerian Writing
His Mesopotamian Emperorship at Kish
Menes' or Manis' Death—Tragic Death of Menes disclosed in Inscriptions on Ebony Labels at his "Tomb" at Abydos
The Great Ebony Label from his Tomb
Decipherment of Great Ebony Label inscription
The Record on the Great Ebony Label
The fatal Hornet which slew King Menes
The word "Fate" as a Swallow
"Urani" Land where Menes met his Death as "Erin" (Ireland)
Confirmation of Menes' Death in West by Lesser Ebony Labels and recording his name as Mani-Tussu, son of Sargon
King Minos of Crete identical with Menes or Manis-the-Warrior, disclosing his son the Bull-Man (Mino-Taur) as Menes or Narmer or Naram "The Wild Bull Lord"
Date of Minoan Civilization about 2700 B.C.
XVI. MENES' FIRST DYNASTY OF EGYPT IDENTICAL WITH MANIS-TUSU'S DYNASTY IN MESOPOTAMIA AND IN INDIAN LISTS FROM NARMAR ONWARDS:	296	(24)
Disclosing NARMAR as NARAM ENZU, son of Manis-Tusu, with Egyptian Inscriptions as Emperor of Akkad and World-monarch and his conquest of King Manum-Dan of Magan
Menes' or Manis-Tusu's Dynasty from Mesopotamian Lists and Monuments and in Indian King-Lists
Manis-Tusu's Dynasty in Babylonian and Indian Lists compared
Egyptian King-Lists of Menes' First Dynasty compared with Mesopotamian King-Lists of ManisTusu's Dynasty and in the Indian Versions
Wide discrepancies amongst Egyptologists and Traditional Egyptian King-Lists in the Names of the Kings of the First Dynasty
Revision of the Readings of the Names of the Kings of the First Egyptian Dynasty on their own contemporary Monuments
Menes' First Egyptian Dynasty compared with Manis' or Manis-Tusu's Dynasty on the Babylonian and Indian Lists
Results of comparison of First Egyptian Dynasty Kings with Babylonian and Indian Lists
Records of Individual Kings of Menes' Dynasty confirm Identities with Manis-Tusu's Dynasty
NARMAR Second King of Menes' Dynasty identical with Naram Enzu or Naram Ba ("Naram Sin") of Mesopotamia
Narmar's Name and Egyptian Emblems of "The Wild Bull" and Fish-monster re Naram Enzu's Mesopotamian titles of "Wild Bull" and "Fish-monster (Cuttlefish)
Naram's Inscriptions in Mesopotamia
Naram's Conquests in the West, including Magan, Syria and Asia Minor
Naram or Narmer's Seals in the Indus Valley discovered and deciphered
Naram as "the Demon-king" Narmara of the Indian Vedas
Naram's Inscriptions as "Narmer" in Egypt
Narmar's Palette Inscription celebrates his Victory over the King of Magan and confirms his identity with Naram of Mesopotamia
Decipherment of Narmar's Palette Inscriptions of his Victory over Magan
Inscription over Enemy Dead deciphered
His Standard Inscriptions
Inscription over Narmar's Attendant
Name of Magan Captive Chief on Narmar's Palette as "Manum Dan" in his Mesopotamian Inscriptions
Naram Enzu's Version of his Conquest of Manum Dan in his Mesopotamian and Babylonian Records
King Manum Dan of Magan defeated by Narmar or Nardm was not King Menes of Egypt
King Narmar of Egypt identical with King Naram Enzu (or "Sin") of Mesopotamia son of Manis-Tusu (or Menes) and grandson of "Sargon"-the-Great
XVII. MENES' FIRST DYNASTY OF EGYPT IDENTICAL WITH MANIS-TUSU'S DYNASTY OF MESOPOTAMIA AND WITH INDIAN LISTS FROM THIRD KING TO END OF DYNASTY AND THEIR WORLD-EMPIRE:	320	(28)
Disclosing their Egyptian contemporary In - scriptions in Sumerian deciphered for the first time, recording their World-Empire in Mesopotamia, Egypt, etc., and invoking Tasia or Tascio, the Sun-archangel for Resurrection, as in Sumerian Mesopotamia, Asia Minor and Indus Valley, Troy and Ancient Britain, and their Indus Seals deciphered
Third King of Menes' Dynasty, SAG-GINA (II) or SHAR-GNI-ERI, the so-called "Khent" or "Kenkenes," identical with Third King in Manis-Tusu's Dynasty in Mesopotamia and in Indian Lists
Indus Valley Seals of Sha-Gin II or Gan-Eri discovered and deciphered
Third King's Name in Egyptian Records
Third King's Name on Ivory Label in Egypt deciphered and in Agreement with Mesopotamian and Indian forms
Third King's Name on Sealings in Egypt deciphered
Fourth King of Menes' Dynasty BAGGID ("Bhagiratha") compared with Fourth King of Manis-Tusu's Dynasty
Decipherment of Seal of Fourth King of Menes' Dynasty compared with Mesopotamian and his Indus Seal
Fifth King of Menes' Dynasty, DUDU or DUNDU, identical with Fifth chief King of Manis-Tusu's Dynasty and with Dhundu of Indian Lists
Indus Valley Seals of King Dudu or Dan discovered and deciphered
Personal Name of Fifth King as Dudu or Dundu and decipherment of its signs
The Mound Sign Du or Dun in Egyptian Hieroglyphic deciphered through the Sumerian and identical in Sumerian and Egyptian
Solar title of Fifth King Dudu of Menes' Dynasty as Dana deciphered
Dudu's Title of "Usaphaidos" in Sumero-Egyptian
Inscriptions from Egyptian tomb of King Dudu or Dundu deciphered, disclosing his World-Emperorship in West, Mesopotamia, and East, his Parentage and Invocation of Sun-archangel Tasia as in Sumerian and Indus Valley Seals, in Troy and in Prehistoric Monuments and Coins of the Ancient Britons
Decipherment of Egyptian Inscriptions of King Dudu or Dundu
King Dudu or Dundu's Tomb Inscription No. 1 disclosing his World-Empire Titles, Parentage and prayer to Sun-Angel Tasia for Resurrection
King Dudu's Tomb Inscription No. 2
Summary of King Dudu's or Dundu's Tomb Inscriptions
Sixth King of Menes Dynasty, BIDI-MAR, not a Mesopotamian Emperor but only a Temporary King
Seventh King of Menes' Dynasty, "Shemshu," a Temporary or Tributary King and not an Emperor
Indus Valley Seal of King Sum (Shamsu or Sampati) discovered and deciphered
Last King of Menes' Dynasty SHUDUR KIB or "Qa" identical in Name and Titles with last King of Manis-Tusu's Dynasty in Mesopotamia and with Indian Lists
His Indus Valley Seals discovered and deciphered for the first time
His name in Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Indian Lists
His Inscription on his Tomb in Egypt deciphered through the Sumerian and disclosing his World-Empire Titles
Inscriptions of Shudur Kib, last King of Menes' Dynasty in his Tomb in Egypt identify him with Shudur Kib, last emperor of Manis-Tusu's Dynasty in Mesopotamia
Identity of Menes' Dynasty of Egypt with Manis-Tusu's "World-Empire" Dynasty of Mesopotamia
Menes' date discovered by newly-found Synchronism between Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia as no earlier than about 2704 B.C. and the end of his Dynasty about 2522 B.C.
Aryan Origin of Egyptian Civilization established
XVIII. DISRUPTION OF SARGON'S "WORLD-EMPIRE," WITH RISE OF INDEPENDENT EGYPT UNDER ITS SECOND DYNASTY AND WESTERING OF THE CHIEF CENTRE OF "SUMERIAN" OR ARYAN CIVILIZATION ABOUT 2520 B.C.:	348	(7)
Disclosing the Aryan Race of the Second Dynasty of Egypt from Indian Lists
Westering of chief centre of Civilization on Disruption of Sargon's Dynasty
Disintegration of Sargon's "World-Empire" on the Fall of his Dynasty in Mesopotamia
Rise of Independent Egypt as the chief centre of Sumerian or Aryan Civilization
The Second Dynasty of Egypt as the First Independent Dynasty of Egypt and as Sargonid (?)
Indian Version of Second Dynasty Kings of Egypt
Second Dynasty of Egyptian Lists compared with Indian
XIX. THE "FIFTH" OR ERECH DYNASTY OF MESOPOTAMIA IN THE DISH CHRONICLE, C. 251-2494 B.C.	355	(2)
A weak, short-lived Dynasty
Its King-List compared with the Indian Lists
Overthrown by the Guti or Goths
XX. THE GUTI OR "GOTHIC" DYNASTY IN MESOPOTAMIA, C. 2495-2360 B.C., WITH REVIVED "GOLDEN AGE," AND INCLUDING GUDIA AND VISHVA-MITRA, WHOSE GOTHIC-ARYAN ORIGIN IS DISCLOSED BY INDIAN CHRONICLES AND THEIR INDUS VALLEY SEALS:	357	(29)
Disclosing a Neo-Gothic Rule of Mesopotamia as a Dependency, with Temporary Kings or Viceroys, including "Dukes" and "Earls"
The Guti or Gothic Invasion of Mesopotamia
The Name Gun or "Goth"
Guti Land Location
Reason for the Guti or Gothic Invasion and Annexation of Mesopotamia
Guti or Gothic Imperial Rule in Mesopotamia as a Dependency
Prominence of "Earls" and of Priest-Kings of the Kusha Line or Dynasty amongst the Guti Temporary Kings and Viceroys, including Gudia, Bakus ("Ur Bau"), Vishva-Mitra ("Ur Ningirsu") etc.
Guti King or Viceroy List compared with Indian Lists for this period
Sumerian, Aryan and Gothic character of the Names of the Guti Kings and Priest-Kings
Guti or Gothic Inscriptions in Mesopotamia
Guti Seals in Indus Valley discovered and deciphered
Language used by the Guti or Goths
Gothic Administration of Justice and the Guti Law-codes
Religion of the Guti or Goths about 2500 B.C.
The Kusha Line in the Guti or Gothic "Dynasty" disclosed from the Indian Chronicles
Genealogy of Kusha Line of the Guti in Indian Lists disclosing the Origin of the Dynasty of Ur
Guti Kings and Priest-Kings of the Kusha Line
King Kusha's Seal discovered in Indus Valley
Kashushamama, Gothic Priest-King of Lagash as Kushamba of Indian Lists and Indus Seals
Uruash Bakus or Basan ("Ur Bau"), Gothic Priest-King of Lagash as Bakus or Basum, King of the Guti, and Basu II of Indian Lists and Indus Seal
Seals of other Kings in Indus Valley
GUDIA ("Gudea") Gothic Priest-King and Governor of Lagash in Later Guti Period
His Seal discovered in Indus Valley
Gudia's Gothic-Aryan Ancestry
His Personal Appearance
The Problem of Gudia's Imperial Resources under the Guti Rule explained
Gudia's Sumerian Renaissance
Gudia's Vision or Dream
Character of Gudia
His posthumous Canonization
King Ridi Wizir, RUDDU or Pisiu. or Uruash-Nimirrud, Gothic King and Priest-King or Vishva-Ratha or Vishva-Matra of Indian Epic and Vedas
Pisha's or Uru Nimirrud's Seals in Indus Valley discovered and deciphered
End of Guti "Dynasty" in Mesopotamia and its Lessons
Résumé of Guti or Gothic "Dynasty"
XXI. UR DYNASTY IN MESOPOTAMIA, C. 2350-2200 B.C. WITH ITS UNKNOWN ORIGIN DISCOVERED BY INDIAN CHRONICLES:	386	(21)
Disclosing its Priestly Origin, Semitization, Orientalist Decadence, Moon-worship with Rise of Brahmans to 1st Caste under 3rd King Purash-Sin or Parashu Rama
Its Priestly Origin
Semitization and Orientalist Decadence of the Ur Dynasty with Rise of Brahmans to First Caste
Ur Dynasty King-List
Identity of Ur Dynasty with Aryan Dynasty of Uru in Indian Chronicles
New information regarding Ur Dynasty from Indian Chronicles
Unknown History and Origin of Founder of Ur Dynasty, Uruash Zikum, preserved in Indian Chronicle
Dungi or Samu-Dungi in Indian Epics as Jama-Dagni in association with Guti priest-king Vishva-Mitra or Uruash Nimirrud (or "Ur- Ningirsu")
Dungi development of Ritual and Liturgies in Indian Vedas
Dungi's Hymns to the Moon-god in Sumerian and in the Indian Vedas compared
Dungi's Family as disclosed by the Indian Chronicles
His Death
Pur-ash-Sin (or "Bur Sin I") the Parashn Rama of Indian Epics and Establisher of Brahmans as First Caste
His short reign as King
Pur-ash-Sin as Priest-King
Suash-Sin the Sushena of Indian Epics, Fourth King of Ur Dynasty
IBIL SIN, last King of Ur as IL-IBIZA of the Indian Chronicles
Ibil Sin's Portrait
The Ur Empire under Ibil Sin
The Prime Minister or Grand Vizier of Ibil Sin, a Brahman priest, usurps the temporal power
The Wealth and Oriental Luxury in Ibil Sin's reign
The End of Ibil Sin and of the Ur Dynasty
Ibil Sin carried off Captive to Exile in Anshan (Persia)
XXII. ISIN DYNASTY, C. 2232-2007 B.C., DISCLOSED AS AN ELAM-AMORITE ANNEXATION OF MESOPOTAMIA WITH RISE OF FIRST DYNASTIES OF ELAM AND ASSYRIA, AND IN AGREEMENT WITH INDIAN LISTS OF ARYAN KINGS:	407	(21)
Discovering Origin of the Elamite, Amorite and Early Assyrian Kings as Sumerians or Aryans, Recovering the proper forms of the Names and Identities of Elam and Early Assyrian kings by Indian key-lists, and the historical original of the man-god RAMA CHANDRA of the Indian Epic romance
Rise of the "Isin" Dynasty as an Imperial Elamite Suzerainty
First King of Isin Dynasty of Mesopotamia as former Sumerian Vassal King of Elam-Anshan
The Isin Dynasty as a Composite of Elamite and Amorite
Arbitrary Semitizing of Names of Isin Kings by Assyriologists
Names of Isin Dynasty Kings compared with Aryan Kings of Indian Lists and discovering First King as First King of Assyria
Name of Founder of Isin Dynasty in Sumerian and Indian and his title of "Ashurra"
His identity with Uspia, the first traditional King of Assyria, hitherto of unknown origin and date
Sixth Isin King and his Son as DASHARATHA and RAMA CHANDRA of the Indian Lists and the Ramilyana Romance
First Isin King as the Revolted Priest
King, Governor or Viceroy of Elam and Anshan (Persia)
Third and Fourth Isin Kings identical with Elamite Emperors of Mesopotamia, the so-called Kings "Nahhunte," but whose proper names are disclosed through the Indian Lists
Other Early Elamite Kings identical with Isin Kings (?)
Isin Dynasty as decadent Eastern Sumerians
Unknown Origin and Racial Affinities of the Isin Dynasty discovered by Indian Keys
XXIII. RISE OF FIRST BABYLON DYNASTY OF KHAMMURABI AS AN ARYAN BRANCH DYNASTY WITHIN ISIN PERIOD, DISCLOSING AND FIXING BY INDIAN KEYS THE MISSING CHRONOLOGICAL LINK BETWEEN THAT DYNASTY AND THE ISIN SUMERIAN PERIOD AND RECOVERING THE TRUE CHRONOLOGY OF THE SUMERIAN PERIOD:	428	(24)
Disclosing also the Total Absence of Semitic Dynasties in Mesopotamia till end of Kassi Dynasty about 1200 B.C.
The Indian Chronicles of the Aryans bridge the Gulf between the Sumerian and Babylonian Period
Total Absence of Semitic Dynasties in Mesopotamia and Babylonia until after the Kassi Dynasty about 1200 B.C.
Overlapping of Isin Dynasty by the First Babylon Dynasty in its pre-Imperial Stage
Connecting link discovered between Isin and First Babylon Dynasties by the Indian Dynastic King-Lists
Etymological translations of certain names of First Babylonian Dynasty Kings by the Indian scribes
Khammu-Rabi's Name meaning "The Great Lotus" translated in Indian Lists as Pundarika or "The Great Lotus"
King Khammu-Rabi as the Aryan King "Pundarika" or "The Great Lotus" in Indian Vedic and Epic literature
The Father of King Khammu-Rabi as Nabha of Indian Lists
First Babylonian Dynasty in Indian Chronicle disclosing its unknown and Aryan Origin
Names of First Babylonian Dynasty Kings in the Imperial Line in Agreement with Indian Lists
End of the First Babylonian Dynasty
Historical results of these Discoveries of the Aryan Racial Origin of the First Babylonian Dynasty and its Affinities and Chronological Relations to Isin Dynasty
The so-called "Second" or "Sea-Land" Babylonian Dynasty
Fourth King of "Sea-Land" Dynasty rules at Babylon (?)
His identity in Indian Lists
The Hittite Invasion of Babylonia re the end of First Babylonian Dynasty about 1806 B.C.
XXIV. THE KASSI DYNASTY OF BABYLONIA, C. 1790-1175 B.C., DISCLOSED AS AN ARYAN DYNASTY BY THE INDIAN KING-LISTS AND THE LAST OF THE "SUMERIAN" OR EARLY ARYAN DYNASTIES IN MESOPOTAMIA:	452	(15)
Disclosing their Homeland in Hittite Asia Minor and the Aryan Affinity of their Language and the End of the Aryan Ruling Race in Babylonia.
Indian Lists bridge the Gap separating the First Babylonian Dynasty from the Kassi or "Third Babylonian" Dynasty
The name "Kassi" or "Cassi" and their Homeland
The Kassi as "Hittites" Early relations of the Kassi with Babylonia
Kassi Invasion of Babylonia
Kassi King-List in agreement with Indian Lists of Aryan main line Solar Kings of this Period
Kassi Kings' Names as now restored by the Indian Key-Lists
Misleading "Restorations" of the Names of Kassi Kings hitherto
Aryan affinities of the Kassi Language
Kassi words compared with Sumerian and Aryan or Indo-European
The perversion of Kassi and Sumerian words by the false "Restorations" of Semitists disguise the radically Aryan affinities
The remaining Kings of the Kassi Dynasty
End of Sumerian or Early Aryan Rule and of the Aryan Race in Babylonia with the Fall of the Kassi Dynasty by the Semites
XXV. SUMMARY OF THE DISCOVERIES ON THE ORIGINATORS, CHIEF PROPAGATORS AND DEVELOPERS OF THE WORLD'S CIVILIZATION IN PERSONALITIES, HISTORY, ACHIEVEMENTS AND RACE FROM THE RISE OF CIVILIZATION	467	(5)
XXVI. CHRONOLOGY OF THE " SUMERIAN," ARYAN OR NORDIC KINGS RECOVERED FROM THE FIRST DYNASTY AT THE RISE OF CIVILIZATION:	472	(20)
Disclosing the Dates from Odin Thor, the original King Ar-Thur or St George or King "Adam," c. 3378 B.C., with Regnal Years down to Classic Period and the Date of Menes as C. 2704 B.C.
Total Failure of all Previous Attempts at Estimating the Chronology of the Early Sumerian and Egyptian Periods from Babylonian and Egyptian King-Lists, Archaeology and Astronomy
Failure of traditional Babylonian "Synchronisms" to solve the Problem of Sumerian Chronology
New Solid Basis for the Chronology of the Sumerian or Early Aryan Period from the First Sumerian Dynasty downwards discovered by the Official Indo-Aryan King-Lists
Authenticity of the dated Chronology of the Kish Chronicle and its Supplements
The Sumerian Time-Reckoning by Years
Materials from which the Dated Chronology of the Sumerian Period is Recovered and Reconstructed
Fixed Date of First Babylonian Dynasty by Astronomical Computation
Dated Chronology of the Sumerian or Early Aryan Kings from the First King at Rise of Civilization to the Kassi Dynasty, c. 3378 B.C. 1200 B.C.
Date of First Sumerian, Aryan or Gothic King Odin Thor, Her-Thor or Ar-Thur, St George of Cappadocia, Indara, Sagg or Zax or Zeus, Pur or Bur, Ia (or Jah), Adar or Ada or "Adam," c. 3378 B.C.
New Date for Menes of Egypt at c. 2704 B.C.-2641 B.C.
Dates of the intervening Aryan Kings of Imperial Line from First King of First Aryan Dynasty at Rise of Civilization continuously down to the end of the Kassi Dynasty about 1200 B.V. (1175 B.C.)
XXVII. HISTORICAL EFFECTS OF THE DISCOVERIES	492	(26)
APPENDICES.
I. INDIAN KING-LISTS OF THE EARLY ARYANS WITH SOLAR AND LUNAR NAMES AND TITLES EMBEDDED IN THE "PURANA" OR ANCIENT EPICS OF THE INDO-ARYANS	518	(10)
II. KISH CHRONICLE TEXT, WITH NAMES REVISED BY INDIAN KEY-LISTS	528	(2)
III. EARLY SUMERIAN KING-LISTS PREFIXED TO FIRST DYNASTY OF KISH CHRONICLE IN ISIN CHRONICLE AS "ANTEDILUVIAN" AND "EARLY POSTDILUVIAN" DYNASTIES IN PRISM WB. 444, WITH REVISED READING OF NAMES BY INDIAN AND NORDIC EDDA KEYS	530	(8)
IV. SECOND VERSION OF "ANTEDILUVIAN" KINGS FROM WB. 62, WITH NAMES REVISED	538	(1)
V. THE NAME "NIMROD" FOR THE SECOND ARYAN KING GAN OR "CAIN" IN SUMERIAN AND INDIAN CHRONICLES	539	(6)
VI. NEWLY FOUND SEALS OF SUMERIAN KINGS MAD-GAL (MUDGALA) AND TARSI OF 1ST PHOENICIAN DYNASTY, C. 3080-3050 B.C. FROM INDUS VALLEY DECIPHERED	545	(6)
VII. NEWLY FOUND SEALS OF "SARGON" AND HIS FATHER FROM INDUS VALLEY DECIPHERED	551	(4)
VIII. TEXT OF MAHIT-BHARATA RE MENES AND HIS DYNASTY IN EGYPT	555	(1)
IX. MENES' SEALS FROM INDUS VALLEY DECIPHERED	555	(4)
X. GREAT EBONY LABEL FROM MENES' "TOMB" AT ABYDOS DECIPHERED	559	(8)
XI. MENES' DYNASTY PHARAOHS' SEALS FROM INDUS VALLEY DECIPHERED	567	(15)
XII. GUTI OR GOTHIC DYNASTY SEALS FROM INDUS VALLEY DECIPHERED	582	(17)
XIII. SUMERIAN WRITING AS OWNER'S MARKS ON PREHISTORIC POTTERY IN THE DANUBE VALLEY OF MIDDLE EUROPE	599
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