A Pharaoh's throne

While there is no news (good news?) of P. and P., somewhere over the Atlantic, the H.S.N. (Hysterical Society of Nottingham) has uncovered startling evidence of the non-existence of the Great Watchful Eye in the Sky. New discoveries in the world of Archeology indicates that religion is not all it seems to be. It appears that the Egyption god of the sun (whose rays can be seen radiating rayfully from the top of the back of the throne) was in fact a deified Ascalonion who, even in those far distant days was a visitor to this planet. This personage, called Ra, by the rayning leaders of the Egyptions is, of course, an abbreviated version of the unpronounceable "Ra-p-scallions". What can we deuce from this revelation? What the deuce do we want to deduce from it? Does anyone care?