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www.greenprophet.com/2011/01/a…. At one time cocnut palms were brought to egypt as a delicacy. Maybe not cuban? The cliamte was more tropic before to support palm growth. Now all the palms trees are dying out. You may know more on the subject. It's hard to get all the facts historically correct as a artist. Glad you like it. 

Si on regarde bien les fresques il n'y aucun égyptien de l'époque pharaonique qui porte un manteau ils sont toujours torse nu ou bien avec des tuniques transparentes qui veut dire dans le langage des fresques que les tuniques sont légères et fines. Visiblement à cette époque il n'existait pas d'hiver, comme sous les tropiques. Et pour moi votre représentation est bien réelle et j'aime beaucoup l'idée de la rénovation de la pyramide...

Egypt had about the same dry climate as it has now in about 2,500 BC, when the pyramids were supposedly built, according to conventional scholarship. However, the seeming presence of rain-water weathering on the Great Sphinx and is enclosure leads some to think that it may be much older, and date from a prehistoric epoque where rainier, tropical conditions prevailed.
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