The Eye of the Sun

The Eye Of The Sun was a book published in 1889 that details the customs and rituals observed by the ancient worshippers of the Sun God, Ra. Dr. Catherine Langford left her copy to Dr. Daniel Jackson after her death in 2005. Jackson discovered a wall painting depicting a Zero Point Module inside. (SG1: "Moebius, Part 1")

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