Akhenaten

Of all the pharaohs who ruled Ancient Egypt during the millennia-long history of Egyptian civilization, one of the least known was Akhenaten (1351-1334/1333 BC), of the 18th Dynasty. A particular religious choice made in the final years of his reign earned him the nickname "heretic pharaoh" and, after his death, led to a damnatio memoriae: the pharaoh (and in part his heirs) was essentially erased from history by his successors through the destruction or concealment of statues depicting him and the elimination of his name wherever it was mentioned or inscribed.
So mysterious, also due to the destruction of documents and monuments dedicated to him, which began during his son's reign with the intention of erasing his memory, that some speak of possible extraterrestrial manipulation. Essentially, Akhenaten, son of Amenhotep III, was an alien hybrid, or rather, was genetically manipulated by ancient alien visitors.
The image is eloquent: Akhenaten, tall, with a dolichocephalic skull, ditto Nefertiti and her daughters. Akhenaten wears a miter, a very long headdress that signifies nobility or divinity while making an offering to the superior divine Aten. Akhenaten's feminine features are disconcerting, even more pronounced than those of Nefertiti: a sagging belly, apparently postpartum, prominent breasts, and feminine facial features.

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