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Enkil's General Groups
The Egypt Gold Launch Festival
Position: Traveler
Level 4
The Golden Phoenix cyber cruise reached Ancient Aeyptus on Saturday, October 26th, 2002
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Harp and Cymbal
Position: Musician
Level 2
Listen to ancient and modern melodies from Ancient World's varied cultures while we discuss music, hymns, chants, incantations. Learn about instruments, cuneiform "sheetmusic", oriental harmonies, scales, madrigals, and more.
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West of Eden
Position: Author
Level 2
The Near East and more comes to life in West of Eden.
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Ancient Scripts
Position: Translator
Level 2
A dusty labyrinth of
fragments, tablets, and scrolls begging to
be
devoured,
deciphered and disclosed...inhale at your
own risk!
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Women of the Two Lands
Position: Kemetans
Level 2
The role of women in ancient Egypt: everyday life, and the nobility
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Moquihuix
Position: Member
Level 2
Roleplay in the Americas
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Celestia
Position: Fellow
Level 2
~* an exploration of the skies and the Hermetic concept "As Above, So Below" *~
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The Babylon Gold Launch Festival
Position: Tourist
Level 2
October 30, 2002
Welcome to the mystical, magical land of Babylon.
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The Flooding of the Black Sea
Position: Member
Level 2
In 5600, the Mediterranean flooded into the Black Sea lake with so much force, it drove the many peoples around it far away. Some carried civilization to Sumeria and Egypt, others built the world's largest buildings along their path to modern-day Paris. Come face the starvation, theft and wars these people encountered.
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The Ages of Bronze and Iron
Position: Mele (Members)
Level 2
A group dedicated to the study of the Aegean Late Bronze and Early Iron Ages.
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The Germania Gold Launch Festival
Position: Gauja
Level 2
Welcome, fair travellers, to Germania. The great feast of Frauja Ingaz and other Gold Launch festivities took place here in October 2002. But feel free to browse the posts made here as part of those festivities.
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The Alexandria Library
Position: General Membership
Level 2
Your one stop research shop.
Everything you always wanted to know about Ancient Egypt, but were afraid to ask.
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