Talking Pyramids: Ancient Egyptian Pyramids

Who is Bennu? Where is he now? What is Bennu twittering about?

Bennu is a small greeny-blue heron that can be seen flitting around the ‘Pyramid Network’ formed by the following web of connecting sites:

This blog: ‘Talking Pyramids’,

Pyramid of Man,
Pyramid Texts Online,
Ancient Egyptian Pyramids,
& Flickr

In addition to reporting current Egypt news and events, he is often out on location twittering about his musings on Ancient Egypt and in doing so sometimes gives clues to his current position on the ‘Pyramid Network’.

If you spot Bennu in the wild please contact me via the Contact page with the address of the location of the sighting. The first person who is able to catch Bennu and correctly identify his most recent location will win a free e-book on Ancient Egyptian Pyramids and will be congratulated here on this blog. If you are able to get a snap a photograph or screen shot of Bennu I’ll include that in the post too.

Be aware: Bennu doesn’t stay in one place for very long so he is not easy to catch.

Bennu as he was last sighted at the south wall in the Antechamber at www.pyramidtextsonline.com

You can follow Bennu’s latest tweets over on the right side of the page or you can go directly to his Twitter page.

Do you know where Bennu is now?

Tags: Bennu, games, interact, Updates

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