User talk:Udimu

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[edit] Neferhotep

I read your query about the Irish myth. I am uncertain of which Pharaoh is traditionally referred to in the Milesians (Irish) story. Please go to Scota, where other pharaohs' names are suggested - perhaps you could shed some light. I inserted the link in an attempt to broaden people's awareness; but if it's incorrect it should be deleted.--shtove 19:22, 2 October 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Request for edit summary

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okay, I will do this in the future (always to lazy;-)).Udimu 11:11, 26 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] The Two A's

Hi, Udimu, and thnx for hitting me up. I admit i'm new to this sort of research. My expertise is west african. On Amaniras (I know i'm butchering these names, sorry), I couldn't find any info on her. All the stuff I found on the Kushite-Roman conflict named Amanishakheto. Could you hip me to some sources on Amanireas so I can make the appropriate changes. Thnx in advance and sorry for the goof. Scott Free 13:38, 15 May 2007 (UTC)

No problem. I fixed my blunder o Amanirenas and Amanishakheto. I found the following site and added it in the external links to all pertinant pages. I also made the needed corrections on the list of monarchs of Kush as well as the kandake page i'm working on. Any help you can render in those areas is appreciated. i look foward to working with you. The kandakes are subject in dire need of explanation on wiki.

holla Scott Free 16:34, 15 May 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Londinium

Having looked at the German version of the Londinium/Roman London page it seems to me that the German version is probably better and more thorough than the English one (I can't read German but I had a look at it with an auto translator). It seems you worked on the German one. Any chance of you working on the English version to improve it? G-Man ? 01:13, 29 July 2007 (UTC)

Hi G-Man. The history part is pretty much the same. The German version has long discussions on the buildings and some further points such on the status of the city, economy and art in Roman London. All together it is very archaeological (my main interesst). Yes, I could work on the English version, but I would be very happy if you correct my English;-) -- Udimu 07:21, 29 July 2007 (UTC)
The status section from the German version would be a useful addition, there's nothing about that here. I corrected the English on the work you put in but there's one sentence I couldn't translate.
The identification of the building as Forum has been disputed and it has been argued that these were large magazines
I'm not sure what is meant by magazines. Perhaps you could help me. G-Man ? 22:10, 30 July 2007 (UTC)
I mean warehouse or storage places. I also added some points on the status of London; nothing is known for sure, so it is a discussion of indications. -- Udimu 07:12, 31 July 2007 (UTC)