The Complete List of Ancient Egyptian Papyri

WARNING! Primary Evidence Overload! Whether to fill your curiosity or help with your research, this list is some of the wisest answers to some of our deepest questions. Famous for writing in stone, ancient Egyptians also turned the pith of the Cyperus papyrus plant into scrolls of papyri (paper).

Even with the advantage of the most primary evidence still existing. We still have to work through pictures, translations, fakes, biases, literary fiction works, human mistakes, ancient propaganda, cognitive dissonance, etc.

Contrary to what many believe, the area of information with the most mysterious, naturally covered up, purposely hidden information that we know of, is of ancient Egypt. Research with diligence family.

At its most basic definition, Ancient Egypt is a term that we now use to describe a specific location. At the time it was actually called “Kemet”. The borders were much larger but it’s in the same place that we call Egypt today. Kemet means “black land”. Kem means “black”, and is the origin of the “chem” in chemical, chemistry, and alchemist.

Artifacts and writings have been in broad-face as well as hidden within the sands in Egypt. In fact, Ancient Kemet has the largest and oldest collection of ancient artifacts and writings. Just imagine what the world’s best-preserving element, salt (sand), has preserved deep in the deserts of North Africa.

And almost as if intentional, the sand-preserved artifacts so happen to speak on some of the largest and deepest questions that we have today as humans. It is also something that has been to this day part of a massive suppression of the information. Why? A lot of the information that we find in ancient writings contradicts much of what we have been taught in modern times in regards to history, religion, and science.

Of course just because it’s the oldest doesn’t mean it’s true, that goes for everything.  But what we can do is stack the evidence.

Interesting Facts about Ancient Egypt

Digging into Ancient Kemet can be fun, but it can also cause a paradigm shift, here are some interesting facts you will learn along your journey.

• Ancient Egyptian Papyri inspired most religious texts
• Still one of the sunniest places in the world. summer is March through November.
• Women had equal rights and sometimes served as “King”. (a title for male or female ruler. “Queen originates from the the “kings whore”)
• Incest was rare outside of royalty and mythology until after european invasion (family words have been interpreted loosely)
• Ancient Egyptians were mostly vegan with minimum teeth cavities.
• Most Pyramids were not “tombs”.
• Pyramids were built by well paid skilled Kemetic builders, architects, and mathematicians. Not Slaves.
• They practiced polygyny and pre-nuptials and no homosexuality until after european invasion.
• The Great Pyramid has 8 sides, not 4, no hieroglyphics, and no mummy.
• Ancient Egyptian were not polytheists. they believe in a “one, omnipresent, everything is god” concept. Their personifications and animorphocations of nature got mistranslated to gods
• They Travelled the globe by air and sea.
• The lost Egyptian city of Heracleion was found 320 feet underwater.
• They had very high hygiene standards relative to their time.
• Ancient Kemetians depicted themselves as medium and dark brown skin with black coils hair.
• They had electricity, possibly wirelessly
• Much of what we are just now discovering with modern technology in physics and astronomy, somehow they already knew.

The list could keep going. Here is where we give you some primary evidence. It’s not always the best place to start. but it is often requested.

This is not an exhaustive list yet. and papyri are constantly being found, bought, names, sold, lost and destroyed. But this list will continue to grow.

The Elephantine Papyri consist of 175 documents from the Egyptian border fortresses of Elephantine and Syene (Aswan), which yielded hundreds of papyri in Hieratic and Demotic Egyptian, Aramaic, Greek, Latin, and Coptic, spanning a period of 2000 years.

Here are some of the other popular Ancient Kemetic Papyri, written hieroglyphs (MDU NTR), hieratic, demotic or in Greek. We will be delving more into these in posts to come. Be sure you’re subscribed if you’re not already.

Let’s get into it. This list is by no means exhaustive, but the vision for this list is that it will grow as new ancient papri are continuously being uncovered.  The plan is to also continuously be providing more updated and useful reference links.

List of Ancient Egyptian Papyri

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