2/20/2013 23:23:30

The basic documented evidence.

This is one version of the evidence; this is my no means the only interpretation.

DNA of said cannot be fully trusted; when inbreeding occurred, the flat facts regarding parentage become unclear. Add in several generations of inbreeding; only compounds the problem.

The younger woman was most likely Tuts mother; however the mummy itself reveals the shaved head, and the right arm of a pharaoh. Plus her body is mangled; thanks to either tomb robbers or the powerful from the new kingdom.

Would be interesting to find if in her tissues contained material and or other evidence of time spent in Northumberland.

A scenario

Amenhotep iv within 10 years of the end of his life his queen Nefertiti became incapable of performing her duties. Tut 1330 b.c.e would make his birth at circa 1315; placing his birth squarely in the area of when his father’s oldest daughter Meritaten possibly from Nefertiti took over as Great Royal Wife. Through documentation Amenhotep iv married Ankhesenamun; whom he married her before she married her half-brother Tut after their father died. It is rumored but no DNA to prove she had a child with Amenhotep iv. It is possible Amenhotep iv married several of his daughters. It is possible based on said that he married his mother. Attempting to have children with all. Marrying sisters had been a partial monotheistic tradition since based on the bible Adam and Eve’s children married each other. Of course “he married Ankhesenamun and produced a child” this might be a mistranslation. Might not have been her who married her father and produced a child; said child could have been produced from same type of marriage to produce Tut. Or both could have occurred; he married the younger lady/pharaoh producing tut, and married his to be wife which produced a nonliving infant, then that daughter went onto marry tut.

So Amenhotep iv oldest most accomplished child took over for her mother; which happened to be his daughter Meritaten.

who was over the age of at least 15.

Meritaten took over for her mother Nefertiti the queen.

Another scenario places Meritaten as both great Royal wife of amenhotep iv and possibly same name to Nefertitis daughter. Or this could be Meritatens first daughter.

Records and said are entirely sketchy.

Nefertitis’ mummy has not been found it it is possible to find and tuts DNA has also not been released. However snipets of said report do contain evidence tuts ancestors were from Northern Europe; specifically Northumberland and Scotland. Which fits with the legends a daughter or wife of Amenhotep iv set up shop in Perth. Bringing the stones of destiny with her.

This daughter took over either before tut was born or at the time tut was born. meaning tut could be the child of Amenhotep iv and Meritaten. Which is not unprecedented in similar situations. If a daughter was needed to rule as queen standard procedure was for the pharaoh and daughter to assume the roll of king and queen. Which is reflected in Meritaten's titles include Great Royal Wife.

According to various ancient Egyptian rituals; various fertility rites were not only expected but demanded via the king and queen would need to consummate that year’s crops, the well spring of the Nile, etc. at specific temple locations in both upper and lower Egypt.

Consequently; if said daughter Meritaten was queen for her mother, than she would have needed to step into the role of queen during said fertility rites.

Monotheistic (current definition is radically different than pre Moses definition) or not the population of Egypt would not stand for said fertility rites to be ignored after at that point nearly 2000 years of almost continuous application.

Plus the pre-Moses monotheistic rules were different; the fact that Adam and eve mated. Adam and eve sons mated with their sisters (according to some interpretations of genesis); which by default and what is documented regarding the generations from Adam, more than a little interbreeding occurred from Cain and able down to Moses. So a king father mating with his queen daughter was not out of the line of reality in what was acceptable behavior in pre-Moses monotheism.

Her mummy or any trace was not found because most likely the legends in both Egypt and the UK point to Meritaten her grave is in Scotland. Amenhotep’s dna has been released; but tuts dna has not only not been released that dna has been kept a national secret even through a revolution. Something huge has to be in that dna to make sure that secret was maintained even though said treasures would be up for grabs.

But Scotia is of the Esau line who immigrated to first Ireland then Scotland after the Esau Hyksos were deposed by Jacobs’ line circa 1600’s bce.

When the Jacob line were themselves being coup d'état circa 1330; in the 20 years leading up to Amenhotep iv’s death it came obviously to Northumberland.

It is possible Scotia is Esau Hyksos descended and Alba is Meritaten Jacob descended?

Which also linguistically places Meritaten; as the possible ancestral name sake of Mary of Nazareth. Outside of breeding with her father; Meri might have had a very successful string of children in the 20-40s. any of which their descendants could have gone onto move back to the middle east after David’s line took over from Moses’s Esau line.

From 1300-15 b.c.e it is possible the female name Meri could have been used to reflect and honor Meritaten.

However The Younger Lady (mummy) by dna has shown to be the daughter of Amenhotep iii. Making the young lady both sister to Amenhotep iv and mother of tut.

If Amenhotep iv wanted to get back to serious monotheistic Adam and Eve basics. He would have chosen to marry and mate with a sister as close to full as possible.

The time frame regarding said is interesting; Amenhotep converted back to pre-pharoahic monotheism, around this time he drops Nefertiti has his primary wife and takes The Younger Lady from KV35 as his new primary bride. Mating with her and producing Tut.

It would be interesting if Nefertiti traveled to Northumberland instead of Meritaten.

http://www.kv64.info/2010/12/maia-mayati-meritaten.html