Amarigna & Tigrigna Qal Genesis: An Egyptian Queen Visits Port Yafo and Rebuilds the Fortress

The underlying text of what has become Genesis features Amarigna and Tigrigna written in hieroglyphs, otherwise known as Proto-Sinaitic glyphs. Amarigna and Tigrigna, from ancient Egypt's founders of today's Ethiopia and Eritrea, comprised a complex 2-language written system that ancient Egyptian-controlled Dead Sea region grain farming operations utilized to record its business and sales records. The Dead Sea region is considered to be the location of the world's oldest granaries, using today's Yafo (also known as Jaffa) as its shipping port.