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To the Editors: My native language is Norwegian, so please feel free to correct any English errors in my contributions. I also wish I were more skilled with the various wiki tools and tricks for making more polished edits, so thank you to those who focus on those aspects.

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Personal Info

First computer: Commodore 8086 with a Single 5.25" drive, 20mb hd
Birth on internet: in the age of 14.4 kbit/s modems
Joined: January 2001 at international launch as an anonymous user.
Account: 23:18, 21 January 2007 user account Raven_rs was created making it easier to do edits.
Level: extended confirmed user (admin? no, I rather spend time researching and contributing)
Location: Oslo, Norway
Education: Cand. Jur (i.e. Master of Law) from the University in Oslo, Norway, especially with Corporate Law, Roman Law, EU Law.
Work: I have been in the army, worked for the police, worked in psychiatry in a closed ward, worked with immigration, prev. boardmember of companies.
URL: https://uio.academia.edu/GlennIsaksen
Hobbies: Listening to soundstracks, making soundstracks, gaming, stocks, fincancial markets, reading scientific papers, contributing to wikipedia.

I have a deep passion for ancient history and have read extensively on the subject, with over 4,000 scientific papers, e-books, and books stored on my hard drive and using the Wikipedia Library. My primary interests include Egyptology (especially the SIP), the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, Climatology, Radiocarbon dating, Dendrochronology, and the ancient civilizations of Assyria, the Hittites, Ebla, Qatna, Byblos, Yamhad, Akkad, Subartu, Sumer, Canaan, and Babylon. Additionally, I have a keen interest in astronomy and some aspects of physics (black holes, E=mc², spacetime, quantum physics vs general relativity).

How did climate contribute to the rise and fall of Egyptian dynasties for more accurate dating of the Egyptian chronology?

Coursera: Egypt before and after pharaohs, The Ancient Greeks, Wonder of Ancient Egypt, Introduction to Ancient Egypt and its civilization, The Bible's Prehistory, Purpose, and Political Future.

Contributions

Some articles I have started or major contributions

Overview: https://xtools.wmcloud.org/ec/wiki.riteme.site/Raven%20rs
Created: https://xtools.wmcloud.org/pages/wiki.riteme.site/Raven%20rs/all

Ancient Egypt and Levant


Article	Middle Kingdom and Middle Bronze	Status
Nebpu	was an Egyptian high priest in the Late 12th Dynasty of Egypt.	Created
Ankhu	vizier during the 13th dynasty	Contributions
Dedusobek Bebi	was an Egyptian high official in the obscure Second Intermediate Period of Egypt.	Created
Hor		Contributions
Nehesy	was an Egyptian ruler in the obscure Second Intermediate Period of Egypt.	Created
Resseneb	(son of Ankhu) was a vizier in early 13th dynasty of Egypt.	Created
Papyrus Brooklyn 35.1446	famous papyrus in the Brooklyn Museum. Based on german version.	Created
Ameny Qemau		Contributions
Khakau (king's son)	was the brother of king Sobekhotep III	Created
Sobekhotep III	Petty king in the mid-13th dynasty	Contributions
Neferhotep I		Contributions
Sobekhotep IV		Contributions
Senebi	treasurer during the late 13th dynasty	Contributions
Seth Meribre		Contributions
Sobeknakht (king's daughter)	a princess of the late 12th/early 13th dynasty.	Created
Gebu (high steward)	a high steward of the late 12th/early 13th dynasty.	Created
Khakaureseneb (mayor of Bubastis)	a governor in the late Middle Kingdom of Ancient Egypt.	Created
Rehuankh	A king's acquaintaince under Neferhotep I.	Created
Neferkare Iymeru	A vizier under Sobekhotep IV.
Bebiankh	petty king in Upper Egypt
Wegaf	petty king in Upper Egypt during Early 13th Dynasty.
Sedjefakare Kay Amenemhat VII	petty king in Upper Egypt
Amenyseneb	a priest at Abydos associated with king Khendjer and vizier Ankhu.
Merkawre Sobekhotep
Sobeknakht I	governor of Nekheb
Sobeknakht II	governor of Nekheb
Sekhemre Shedwast	petty king in Upper Egypt.
Sekhemre Wahkhau Rahotep	petty king in Upper Egypt.
Senebsen	Queen of Neferhotep I
Keminub	a queen in the late 12th dynasty/early 13th dynasty	Contributions
Abishemu_of_Byblos	the king of Byblos during the MB IIA. Another editor has moved content from the Abishemou obelisk.
Amut-pi-el
Hatshepsut (king's daughter)		Contributions
Hotepibre	a petty king in the SIP	Contributions
Suteans	A people in the SE part of the Kingdom of Mari	Contributions
Sobekhotep VIII		Contributions
Hathorhotep	A king's daughter of Amenemhat III?	Contributions
Tati (queen)
Minemhat
Senseneb		Contributions


Article	New Kingdom and Late Bronze	Status
Ahmose I	first king of 18th Dynasty in the New Kingdom of Ancient Egypt.	Contributions
Ahmose-ankh	son and crown prince of Ahmose I.	Contributions
Akizzi	ruler of Qatna	Contributions
Etakkama	ruler of Kadesh	Contributions
Ahmose-Sitamun		Contributions
Shuttarna_III		Contributions
Surata (Akka mayor)		Created

Rome


Caecina Tuscus	was part of the royal court of emperor Nero.	Created
Helius (freedman)	was part of the royal court of emperor Nero.	Created
Publius Octavius (Prefect of Egypt)	Based on a bulgarian version and elaborated	Created

Archaelogical Sites and states


Tel Ira	archaelogical site	Created
Umm el-Marra		Contributions
Tell Fadous	expanded the article with early bronze info.	Contributions
Tel Megiddo	the "history-section"	Contributions
Tell Brak		Contributions
Mazamua	a Neo-Assyrian province.	Contributions
Tel Hazor	bronze age section	Contributions
Tirzah (Tell el-Farah North)	Added early bronze and iron ages	Contributions
Tel Arad		Contributions
Tell al-Rimah		Contributions
Büklükale	Archaelogical site in Türkiye	Created, with contributions
Al-Natah	Archaelogical site in Saudi Arabia	Created
Beycesultan	Archaelogical site in Asia Minor	Contributions
Alaca Höyük	Archaelogical site in Asia Minor	Contributions
Büklükale		Created

Fun Facts

How humans are made

Here's a table listing the elements that make up the human body and where they were formed in the universe:

Element	Where It Was Made in the Universe
Oxygen (O)	Formed in the cores of massive stars during stellar nucleosynthesis.
Carbon (C)	Produced in the cores of stars through fusion processes known as the triple-alpha process.
Hydrogen (H)	Primordial element formed during the Big Bang nucleosynthesis.
Nitrogen (N)	Created in the cores of stars through fusion reactions.
Calcium (Ca)	Formed in supernovae through explosive nucleosynthesis.
Phosphorus (P)	Created in supernova explosions.
Potassium (K)	Produced in the cores of stars and through supernova nucleosynthesis.
Sulfur (S)	Generated in stars and released into space through supernova explosions.
Sodium (Na)	Formed in the cores of stars during stellar nucleosynthesis.
Magnesium (Mg)	Created in the cores of massive stars and dispersed by supernovae.
Chlorine (Cl)	Produced in stars and through supernova processes.
Iron (Fe)	Formed in large amounts during supernova explosions of massive stars.
Zinc (Zn)	Created during the late stages of stellar evolution and in supernovae.
Copper (Cu)	Produced during supernova explosions and in the late stages of stellar nucleosynthesis.
Manganese (Mn)	Formed during supernova explosions and in the interiors of stars.
Iodine (I)	Produced during supernova explosions.
Cobalt (Co)	Created during the supernova nucleosynthesis process.
Nickel (Ni)	Formed during the late stages of massive star evolution and supernovae.
Selenium (Se)	Produced in stars during fusion reactions and supernovae.
Fluorine (F)	Created in the later stages of stellar evolution in asymptotic giant branch stars and supernovae.

This table highlights the origins of the elements in human bodies, illustrating the cosmic processes that contribute to the makeup of life on Earth.