Article by Lou Milano November 4, 2020 (i95rock.com)
• November 4th was “King Tut Day”, the day that commemorates the discovery of the tomb of Egyptian King Tutankhamen (depicted above) by English archaeologist Howard Carter on November 4, 1922. Tutankhamen or “King Tut” became Egypt’s King at the age of 9 and died at just 19 years of age for reasons unknown. Some speculate that it was a blunt force trauma to the head or a chariot accident. The young Tut’s tomb was found in pristine condition (from 3,300 years ago).
• Tutankhamun is the son of the Pharaoh Akhenaten. All artistic depictions portray Akhenaten as having extremely exaggerated features. Little to nothing is known about him prior to his rule, as if he appeared from out of nowhere or from the sky itself. Akhenaten outlawed the old, polytheistic religion and introduced Atenism, the worship of Aten, the Disc of the Sun. Ancient Alien theorists believe the disc was a UFO and Ahkenaten himself was an extraterrestrial. King Tut restored the Ancient Egyptian religion.
Today, November 4 2020 is “King Tut Day,” a day that commemorates the discovery of the tomb of Egyptian King Tutankhamen. Tutankhamen became Egypt’s King at the age of 9 and died at just 19 years of age.
“King Tut Day” is celebrated today because the “Child King’s” tomb was discovered on November 4, 1922 by English archaeologist Howard Carter. According to Holiday Insights, the best way to celebrate is to spend the day reading up on Egyptian history.
Since you probably are too busy working or pretending to
work while reading this, I can give you the bullet points on “Tut.”
• Tutankhamun is the son of the Pharaoh Akhenaten.
• Tut restored the Ancient Egyptian religion, the same one his father dissolved.
• Tutankhamun’s cause of death remains a mystery but common theories include murder by blunt force trauma to the head, a chariot accident and gangrene. History.com quotes Christopher Naunton, Egyptologist and former head of the Egypt Exploration Society as saying, “We cannot at present know how Tutankhamun died, It’s quite possible what ultimately killed him has left no trace.”
Here is where I make things weird and you start slowly pulling away from me. Tutankhamun’s father Akhenaten is a central figure for ancient alien theorists. All artistic depictions of Akhenaten, portray him as having extremely exaggerated features.
But wait, there’s more….
The reason King Tut had to “restore” the Ancient Egyptian religion is because Akhanaten did the unthinkable and dismantled it. Akhenaten outlawed the old, polytheistic ways and introduced Atenism, the worship of Aten, the Disc of the Sun.
Ancient Alien theorists believe the disc was a UFO and Ahkenaten himself was an extraterrestrial. What makes speculation about Ahkenatan even more widespread is how little is known about him prior to his rule, as if he appeared from out of nowhere or from the sky itself.
You had to know this was coming when I bothered to write about it.
3:33 minute Steve Martin tribute to King Tut from 1978 (‘Saturday Night Live’ YouTube)
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