Nefertiti’s Tomb Symbols: Stories Deciphered
In order to save her before she can be imprisoned or attacked by her husband, her followers end up murdering her husband.
This tomb appears to date back to around 1300 BC and tells us a whole new story about the ancient Amarna imperial family, to say the least.
The statues inside this tomb also closely resemble Pharaoh Akhenaten, proving the fact that he had inspirations from that branch.
Sadly, this is not Queen Nefertiti’s tomb, but it is a rather interesting addition to the history of dark journalism.
Related Posts
-
Mysterious giant skeleton unearthed deep underground in Egypt raises questions about forgotten lineages of their ancestors
-
If an alien in a galaxy 65 million light years away is looking at Earth through a telescope right now, then they are seeing… dinosaurs!
-
The Forbidden Dragon’s Spine: Kunlun’s Ancient Mystery
-
This Unearthed Clue from Pompeii Is Forcing Historians to Rethink More Than Just the City’s Past
-
Traces of alien invasion in South America? The mystery of the giant machine that WAC has been hiding since 1975 until now. Why did they hide it?
-
The Mystery of Peru’s Last Native Giant: Legends, Archaeology, and the 1917 Sightings