Well . . . half of that is right . . . the fetus part, anyway. The picture below is often offered as part of the "aliens visited ancient Egypt" paleobabblefest on the internet. The mummified corpse on the right is said to be alien ("just look at the head and eyes . ....
ancient Egypt
Hieroglyphics and the “Symbolic” Meanings as “Translated” by Esotericists
It's quite common online to run across people who claim to be Egyptologists arguing for "metaphysical" meanings of hieroglyphs. I'm thinking of people like John Anthony West, who by his own admission cannot read Egyptian. But in his mind, he doesn't need to -- since...
Pharaoh Akhenaten’s Unusual Physique: Proof of Alien DNA?
Uh . . . nope. Well . . . it does have something to do with genetics . . . but not from space aliens. Fortunately, we have something called . . . science . . . to help us understand what may have been going on with Akhenaten (and other members of the 18th dynasty)....
Two Very Nice Blogs on the Pyramids
Part of combating PaleoBabble is exposing it -- and Egyptology seems to breed more paleo-nonsense than most fields. Another need is dispensing solid information in its place. I'm adding these two blogs to PaleoBabble's blogroll, but I wanted you to know about them...
New Nibiru Information . . . Or More PaleoBabble?
I received a lengthy and interesting reply today to my post about the Fantasy Channel. I reproduce the substantive portions of it here for readers: I have been studying various Mesopotamian texts for around 30 years, and there is nothing to indicate that Nibiru is a...