What was lost in the Library of Alexandria? Did any physical

>>18820495
Copies of the maps made by the extinct Ice Age civilization mentioned in Hapgood's Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings book, which you can find on http://gen.lib.rus.ec

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>>18820495
Documents depicting events and timeline of the ancient Finno-Korean hyperwar

Bumping for very much interest

how is there no LOA interest on this board

>>18820643
So I don't know much about the library but I like to think about what the destruction meant and modern parallels. For example I've seen pics and vids of isis destroying landmarks and natural history and it's made me think about the times that culture and info have been destroyed. I wonder what secrets about reality have been burned

>>18820495
Of course all of them have survived. Probably still in the Vatican library.

The jews burned it down.

>>18820700
Surprising there hasn´t been any sort of Vatican worker/insider from their catalog to ever leak anything interesting.

>>18820643
There is not much that survived. The maps I mentioned are the only thing I can think of. I don't know if maps were fit for that library.

Maybe details on Egyptian embalming procedures and theory, which I would be very interested on.

Much is lost forever, because everyone was like, "we can always get it at the libr- oshi"

>>18820714
I mean I was wrong in saying the library, because it's kinda open to public. I meant to say the Vatican archives. That's where the real interesting stuff is.