Who Were the Hyksos?
Q: From what you said on [inaudible] I
understood that the Druids probably build Stonehenge? Is
Druids another name for Hyksos?
RK: The
descendants of the Hyksos, in Wales,
are the ones who built it. They were the predecessors of the Druidic’s concepts in that part of the world. Remember Great Britain, at that time, was still attached to France; the [English] Channel did
not exist until a few decades before Christ was born. Subsidence had occurred
and does on occasion. It still does keep subsiding all the time. Le Mont-Saint-Michel, in France—a big rock where the
fortress-like cathedral is built. That was built
on a rock in a forest. The ocean was far far away at
the time they started that. The fact that it is now surrounded by water when
the tide in is something that has happened gradually over the centuries. That
whole area is gradually lowering. The Druids were part of the Celtic people
who were strewn all over western and northern Europe.
01:37 The story that is attributed
to that must have been a corruption of what the Hyksos learned when they were
in Egypt.
RK: I think
there was kind of a pincers movement that the Hyksos brought things to that
part of the world—Wales, actually—by coming via the Mediterranean near the
Atlantic to the shores of Wales. Celtic people came from western Russia and gradually infiltrated the whole of
western Europe long before the Roman Empire
started out. We are going back about three- to four-thousand years ago. So, there was kind of a pincers movement: the Hyksos came
up from one direction, the Celts from another so that they actually ended up
together in that part of the world, which is now Wales. (05-1982)
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