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Scientists have discovered supernatural mutations in Pharaoh Akhenaten
The pyramids - it is not clear how and for what they were built - are far from the only mystery of Ancient Egypt, heating up thoughts that here, perhaps, could not have done without the intervention of extraterrestrial forces. And the pharaohs? At least some of them looked very suspicious in this sense. Especially Akhenaten is the likely father of the famous Tutankhamun and the husband of the equally famous Nefertiti. If he lived now, he would have made an amazing career in Hollywood - he could have played aliens without makeup.
The face is elongated with a serpentine expression, the skull is an egg, the occiput is strongly pulled back. The capacity of this skull is one and a half times more than that of ordinary people. The fingers are like spider paws. Feet like flippers. Huge fat ass. And women's breasts.
This is how Akhenaten was portrayed by his contemporaries. And they didn't seem to distort reality. The remains of the pharaoh, discovered back in 1907, were badly damaged. Scientists are still not one hundred percent sure whether they really belong to Akhenaten. But the skull, more or less preserved in the sarcophagus, looks rather bizarre for a person - a huge bent egg.
“This skull amazed me sincerely,” said the famous Egyptologist Professor Donald REDFORD. And he promised to organize a thorough study of it.
Where did such obvious deformities come from? Pathologists first tried to answer this question. And they reported their findings at a recent conference. Meetings of this kind are organized annually by the University of Maryland School of Medicine, dedicated to the “case histories” of various historical figures. At one time, Napoleon, Mozart, and even Alexander the Great were examined here. Now the object is Akhenaten (aka Amenhotep IV Uaenra Neferheperura), who lived more than 3500 years ago.
Effeminate sex giant
There are at least two obstacles to believe that the pharaoh was just a sick guy. All syndromes do not occur at once. And individually they manifest themselves not only externally. Men suffering from at least one, first, impotent with microscopic genitals, and secondly, are infertile. Akhenaten, as the historical chronicles testify, was neither one nor the other. He had an impressive manhood - a kind of miracle in combination with a woman's breasts and hips. He kept a huge harem. He had two official wives. And more than a dozen children. Only the beautiful Nefertiti gave birth to six daughters.
Tutankhamun is the son of his second wife, about whom little is known. Only the name is Hiya.
By the way, the effeminate figure of Tutankhamun is a serious argument in favor of the fact that it was Akhenaten who was his father.
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Akhenaten's two daughters later became the pope's concubines. And one more - a common-law wife. That is, for the sake of satisfying lustful needs, the "sex giant" did not disdain incest either. And the mutations did not harm the health of the pharaoh. Which runs counter to Braverman's conclusions.
Guests from Sirius
Ufologists, as one would expect from them, believe that Akhenaten's genetic abnormalities are the result of experiments that were carried out, of course, by aliens. Namely, some lizard-like creatures that flew to Earth from the Sirius region. They are mentioned among many peoples, including the Egyptians, Sumerians and Dogons.
Of course, the aliens - the Masters of the waters, as the ancient people called them - hardly had direct sexual contact with the inhabitants of the Earth. Most likely, they were engaged in artificial insemination, introducing their genetic material into human eggs. Similarly, modern scientists are experimenting with interbreeding humans and animals to produce chimera embryos.
Current experiments have not yet reached the emergence of living hybrids. But advanced aliens could well have brought the experiments to this stage. An example of which, according to ufologists, is Akhenaten and many others, whose huge elongated skulls are found all over the world.
DNA analyzes from the remains of Akhenaten could put an end to the dispute between obscurantism and serious science. Braverman and Redfod expect that their research will interest the Egyptian authorities and they will give permission for experiments.