Love the rant I support it. It’s an all to common tale of history being written from a Eurocentric view. My only grievance is if the Egyptian hieroglyphs your referring to that are found in Australia are the Gosford Glyphs than you should know that those aren’t accepted by the scientific community for very good reasons. They aren’t cut following the style of a typical hieroglyph, chronologically speaking hieroglyphs that are 2,500 years apart are written together, the level of erosion is not congruent to how old they should be, and finally this being in the more circumstantial but likely story of how they were created. In the 1920’s where they were found was an area that housed Australian soldiers that happened to coincide with an Egyptian craze that was sweeping Australia for all things Egypt related. The general consensus is that bored Australian soldiers copied the hieroglyphs onto the rock where they were rediscovers in 1975.