Guest guest Posted June 16, 2004 Report Share Posted June 16, 2004 Barry McEwen <tetra-matrix and Michael Lawrence Morton <milamo Starting with Isis Temple, I began locating other positions that had Egyptian names. They were all in the same general location. I then fanned out and began picking other sites with Oriental, Hindu, Arthurian, and Roman names. Here is a list of the names we will be working with. It should also be pointed out that all of these locations are in the heart of, and comprise the heart of, the Grand Canyon area (the largest, widest area where tourism flourishes on both the North and South rims), and that Isis Temple is very well centered among all of the the sites listed below, which seems suspiciously symbolic. Also, these are basicly the only names of geographical locations in the heart of the Grand Canyon. Isis Temple, Osiris, Tower of Set, Horus, Cheops Pyramid, Ra, Holy Grail, King Arthur's Castle, Excaliber, Guinevere Castle, Elaine Castle, Masonic Temple, Freya Castle, Dragon Head, Little Dragon, Thor Temple, Zoraster Temple, Manu Temple, Buddha Temple, Deva Temple, Confucius Temple, Krishna Temple, Angels Gate, Solomon Temple, Sheba Temple, Tabernacle, Roma Shrine, Brahma Temple, Vishnu Temple, Shiva Temple, Vesta Temple, Diana Temple, Apollo Temple, Venus Temple, Jupiter Temple, Juno Temple, Pollux Temple, Castor Temple. An inquiry into the history of those fellows who named the geographical spots in the Grand Canyon will tell you that they were named by the early explorers, and the names they chose reflected areas or periods of history and deities they had special interests in. That I can accept (on the surface). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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