Plato’s Dialogues at Edfu?

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Over on Twitter, @Graham__Hancock notifies us that he publishes some unfocussed amateur hieroglyphography on his website and jubilates that: "Archaeologists aren't going to like it" and that seems to be a source of pleasure for him.

ATLANTIS IN THE MEMORY OF ANCIENT EGYPT. This dynamite investigation by Manu Seyfzadeh is published for the first time on my website.

Well, if the text was intended as an academic presentation of evidence in the field, the writing style is atrocious. 

I really do not see why the opinion of archaeologists is what counts. Also I rather think that assessment of a comparison of one set of texts with another text (attempting to demonstrate they're congruent) is the task of philologists, epigraphers and textual critics, not archaeology. It remains to see if this piece of work attracts their attention and interest. I have a suspicion that this is very unlikely. I tried to read it and my attempts to cut through the many digressions to the 'substance' of the really confused and over-long text leave me confused whether the Edfu inscriptions are claimed to discuss the beginning of "Atlantis" or the end.

Reference: Manu Seyfzadeh, 'Plato’s Dialogs at Edfu?' Website of Graham Hancock 18th July 2024.