Rootsie

Seems to be an interesting book. More of our European roots coming to light . . .

http://www.egypt-tehuti.org/books/egyptian-romany.html


This book reveals the Ancient Egyptian roots of the Romany (Gypsies) and how they brought about the civilization and orientalization of Hispania, over the past 6,000 years. The book also shows the intimate relationship between Egypt and Hispania-archeologically, historically, culturally, ethnologically, linguistically, etc., as a result of the immigration of the Egyptian Romany (Gypsies) to Iberia.

Sample Highlights:

The Romany / Bohemians / Gypsies / Gitanos / Moriscos / Mudehars / Mossarabs.
The “orientalization” of Hispania.
The flamenco.
The Running of the Bulls.
The sacrificial rituals of the bull.
The Hispanic and other Mediterranean Basin languages.


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Table of Contents


Table of Contents  5
Preface  9
Standards and Terminology  14
Map of the Mediterranean Basin  16
Map of Ancient Egypt  17
Map of the Iberian Peninsula  18

 
1. The Romany (Gypsy) Essence of Hispania
The Egipcianos of Hispania
The Egyptian-Iberian Fugitives
The Cultured Romany/Gitanos
The Most Religious
The Timeless Egyptian-Hispanic Culture  21  

 
2. Our Heavenly Mother
The Ascension of the Queen
Lady of Sorrow
The Virgin Mother with the 10,000 Names
Matrilineal/Matriarchal Society
The Ama Rules
The Revered Ama
The Bull of His Mother  37  

 
3. Out of Egypt
The Mirages of Iberia
The Egyptian Romany Colonies
The Egyptian Influence in the Eastern Mediterranean
The Spread of the Egyptian Religion
The Twin Sisters  55  

 
4. The Egyptian-Hispanic Alloys
Who Needed Iberian Minerals?
The Egyptian Knowledge of Metallurgy and Metalworking
The Golden Silver Alloy (Electrum)
The Copper and Bronze Alloys
The Glazing Alloys
The Egyptian Mining Experience
Fortifications of Isolated Communities  67  

 
5. In the Beginning – Almeria
The Sirets and Petrie Archeological Connections
The Telling Tombs
Dry Weather Farming
The Early (New) Settlers  83  

 
6. Masters of the Seas
The Egyptian Ships
Egyptian Goods
The Egyptian Geodesy
Patrons and Shrines of the Seafarers
Our (Holy) Mother of the Sea  93  

 
7. Merchants of the Seas
The Phoenicians’ Homeland
The Egyptian-Phoenician Connection
The Egyptianized Phoenicians
The Seafaring Phoenician/Carthaginians
The (Non-) Phoenician Iberian Colonies  107  

 
8. Canopus and Cádiz: A Tale of Two Harbors
The Gitano Dancers of Cádiz
Egyptian Fishing Techniques at Cádiz
The Many (Egyptian) Names of Cádiz
The Immortal Hercules: The Egyptian Lord of Travel
The Greater Canopus Harbor (Alexandria before Alexander): Maiden of the Seas
The Foundation of Cádiz
The Lost Temples of Cádiz  117  

 
9. The Assyrian Devastation and Aftershocks
The Assyrian Rise
The Egyptian Exodus
Turdetania Urbanization
The Persian Rampage of Egypt  133  

 
10. Romanticizing the Romans
Romanticizing the Romans
The Fictional Romanization of Iberia
The (Non-) Roman Temples and Tombs  141  

 
11. The Moors and the Egyptians
The Identification of the “Moors” (The Moabi Brothers)
The Nomadic Moorish Rulers
The Civilized Populace
The Egyptian Green Revolution
The Egyptian Hispanic Arts and Crafts
The Egyptian Housing and Gardens of Iberia  149  

 
12. The Origin of the Hispanic Languages/Dialects
The Egyptian Source of the Arabic Language
Sound Shifts and Linguistic Studies
The Distinction of a Language
The Intimate Egyptian-Hispanic Tongue
The Divine Mother Language
Romancing the Mother Tongue
Writing Variations and Linguistic Studies  167  

 
13. The Animated Religious Traditions
The Animated Cosmic Order
The Role of Saints
The Cyclical Renewal Festivals
Egyptian Mysticism in Galicia (Priscillianism)
Santiago de Compostela
The Egyptian/Iberian Mystical Societies  191  

 
14. The Egyptian-Hispanic Musical Heritage
The Egyptian Romany Muses
The Music of Civilization
The Heavenly Musical Forms
Love Conquers All
Singing and Poetry
The Musical Instruments
Rhythmic Dancing
The Musical Activities
The Heavenly Muses  207  

 
Glossary  237  
Selected Bibliography  240  
Sources and Notes  249  
Index  258  
About T.R.F. Books  268  
Ordering Information  272