It seems that every field of knowledge in Egypt was developed from the very beginning. In the sciences, the technology of fine arts and architecture, the system of hieroglyphs, there is not the slightest sign of a period of “development”; in fact, many of the achievements of the early dynasties were later not only surpassed, but even achieved. Orthodox Egyptologists readily acknowledge this fact, but the scale of the mystery is stubbornly hushed up, as are the ensuing consequences.