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Hidden Hieroglyphs on Paris Obelisk Decoded as Ramesses II Propaganda

Egyptologist Jean-Guillaume Olette-Pelletier identifies seven secret inscriptions using three-dimensional cryptography, pending peer-reviewed publication.

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Overview

  • The 3,300-year-old obelisk in Paris, originally from Luxor, Egypt, was commissioned by Ramesses II and gifted to France in 1830.
  • Seven hidden hieroglyphic messages were discovered during 2021 renovations and decoded by Egyptologist Jean-Guillaume Olette-Pelletier.
  • The inscriptions praise Ramesses II as divinely chosen and of divine essence, reinforcing his right to rule ancient Egypt.
  • The messages employ three-dimensional cryptography, revealing different meanings depending on the angle and direction of viewing.
  • Olette-Pelletier's findings await peer review and publication, with further research needed to confirm the inscriptions' original visibility from the Nile.