The Diary of Merer: Ship Logs That Built Khufu

The 2013 Wadi el-Jarf discovery: the 4,500-year-old ship logs of Merer, an inspector hauling Tura limestone to Giza — the oldest papyri ever found.

Playlist by @pyramids_logistics

8 tracks, shared on Audicious.

1. Diary Of A Pyramid Labourer // Oldest Papyrus Discovered 2550 BC "Diary of Merer" // Primary Source — Voices of the Past
2. New Discoveries at Wadi al-Jarf — Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East
3. The Diary Of Merer Tells Us NOTHING About the Great Pyramid's Construction — Ancient Architects
4. Remarkable! We now have a diary of a stone carrier of the Great Pyramid!! — Stephan's History of the World
5. Egypt’s oldest papyrus fragments, which detail the construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza — Did You Know Discovery
6. Wadi el Jarf papyri, Diary of merer, Pierre Tallet discovery. — Papyrus Museum
7. We now have papyri logs of an actual builder of the Great Pyramid of Khufu! — Stephan's History of the World
8. The 4,600 Year Old Diary That Proves How the Pyramids Were Built — Through Old Eyes