Don't believe my "lieing eyes", Majeston? Look at this statue of Nefertiti in later life.
See the shape of the skull? They all have THAT in common! YOU know that!
As for the SON-IN-LAW: I have already said Tutankhamun WAS Akhanaten's son-in-
law ALSO. He married his own sister/half-sister, as was the custom of Pharaohs un-
til his grand-father Amenophis III married Queen Tiye (obviously NOT a relation) and
maybe Akhenaten who married Nefertiti, who may or may not be his relative.
Nefertiti's origins are still not established.
Love and Peace,
b
and they are still being researched.
Bianca,
gotta love that head !
too many maybe's and may's and may not's. Nobody describes a person as the son-in-law
when he is actually the son as well; not even celestial beings. "son" always takes priority
over son-in-law. Obviously Tut was not his son but also had the "head" of the royal line denoting
his genetic inheritance through another father and mother. Iknahton was not the only one with
the enlongated head. Trust revelation for truth Bianca and you will find truth.
Figure 4. Ancient Maya ‘ upper class’ adult skull. Photograph: Colette M. Dowell
Courtesy: National Museum of Anthropology, Merida, Yucatan.
The figure is dressed as a vizier.this image which is said to be of Aye.
It looks like it stems from the Amarna age.
