Kingdom of the Ark: That Startling Story of How the Ancient British Race is Descended from the Pharaohs Review

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(More customer reviews)Being British and having personally developed a system of Egyptian Alchemy healing, I was delighted to learn that there may be evidence for the British being directly descended from, not just any Egyptian Pharaoh, but, Akhenaton himself! Akhenaton being the monotheistic Pharaoh most linked to the roots of Christianity. My work was inspired by an indigenous oral tradition wisdom keeper, called Hakim Awayan, who lived close to the Sphinx until he died in 2008. I think he would have been really fascinated by the subject matter in this book. I've been most impressed by the arguments presented in this book, opening many other avenues to follow up myself based on correlating Lorraine's hypotheses and Hakim's tutelage. I'd recommend anyone with an interest in Egyptian (particularly Khemitian philosophies which outline the alternative history maintained from the oral traditionalists) or ancient British history, especially pre-Bronze Age, to give this book a read with an open mind! Hakim's major message to me was a strong warning "don't be fooled by history as presented by mainstream historians since the written records will always be biased in favour of the attitudes prevalent at the time they were written. Archeologists also tend to interpret their findings in the light of current understanding." I found it extremely refreshing to find Lorraine willing to start with a clean slate and then see what she could piece together herself, much of which is from data not previously analysed in a meaningful way. Collectively her evidence is pretty compelling and I think yet more corroborative evidence will be uncovered...

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Did Nefertiti's daughter flee Egypt around 1400 BC and sail to the shores of Ancient Britain? Compiling archaeological evidence, and using genetics, linguistics and Egyptology, the author challenges current views of the early days of British civilisation and the true origins of the ancient Britons.