Delbert C Tritten

Scrolls from the Wall of the Crow Delbert C Tritten

What if a sarcophagus, uncovered on the Giza plateau by a renegade Egyptologist, revealed a King's mummy dating back to 12,800 years ago? What if that mummy was not a Homo Sapien but instead proved to be a Neanderthal? And, what if that King wrote scrolls providing the history of his people dating back 10,000 generations. What if those scrolls proved the existence of Atlantis? Would the autocrats of Egyptology hail the discovery, or would they bury it and the people making the discovery? Doctor Armel Marcus Bayer, his assistant Hye-jin Kim, and excavator Fakhr al-Din Khan, found an ancient sarcophagus in the Wall of the Crow in Egypt on the Giza plateau. Bayer stole the scrolls and fled Cairo with his friends in order to translate them before their discovery was spiked by the autocrats of ancient Egyptian studies. Bayer's friend and colleague, Professor Bob Rankins, set out to find his traitorous ex-colleague, re-capture the scrolls, and wipe out any trace of them and their discovery. Fleeing for their lives, the trio of antiquities thieves, translated the scrolls, and then encountered every obstacle from smugglers to a maniacal Bob Rankins. Their adventure awaits.