Most Anciently Named Person?

[Malthus]

As a follow-up to the Biblical thread, a question for the Languish historians: who is the person who lived the longest time ago, for whom there is good evidence that they actually existed (as opposed to purely legendary or mythological characters) - for whom we can actually put a (contemporary) name?

My own suggestion is Egyptian King Narmer (aprox. 32nd century BC):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narmer

Is there anyone who lived yet longer ago, whom we can name?

[Ed Anger]

Xenu

[jimmy olsen]

As a follow-up to the Biblical thread, a question for the Languish historians: who is the person who lived the longest time ago, for whom there is good evidence that they actually existed (as opposed to purely legendary or mythological characters) - for whom we can actually put a (contemporary) name?

My own suggestion is Egyptian King Narmer (aprox. 32nd century BC):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narmer

Is there anyone who lived yet longer ago, whom we can name?

Namor of the Atlantean Empire!

[Caliga]

I was going to say Narmer, Malthus.

[HVC]

oog and his sister ooga.

[HVC]

just read up on Narmer. i like that his name can translate roughly to fish staber.

[Warspite]

Grumbler.

[Ed Anger]

Grumbler.

His Clan captured Daryl Hannah.

[garbon]

I hate Tim.

[Neil]

Namor of the Atlantean Empire!

Namor is hardly over 100.  What's wrong with you?

[crazy canuck]

Enmebaragesi - the earliest king on ther Sumerian Kings list for whom there is independant archeological evidence he actually existed.  Althought it sounds like Narmer was earlier.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enmebaragesi

edit: and according to the article perhaps Gilgamesh himself...

[Darth Wagtaros]

The wizard SHAZAM!

[Razgovory]

Enmebaragesi - the earliest king on ther Sumerian Kings list for whom there is independant archeological evidence he actually existed.  Althought it sounds like Narmer was earlier.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enmebaragesi

edit: and according to the article perhaps Gilgamesh himself...

A curious position for you to take considering the ones you took in the previous thread.

[Siege]

I hate Tim.

Everybody does.

[Siege]

As a follow-up to the Biblical thread, a question for the Languish historians: who is the person who lived the longest time ago, for whom there is good evidence that they actually existed (as opposed to purely legendary or mythological characters) - for whom we can actually put a (contemporary) name?

My own suggestion is Egyptian King Narmer (aprox. 32nd century BC):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narmer

Is there anyone who lived yet longer ago, whom we can name?

That's easy: Adam.