Where is Nefertiti?
Nefertiti floats round in the tomb of eternity as Anubis the jackal headed God searches for her. It is likely that Nefertiti died as a Queen with crook and flail, but her body has never been found and identified with absolute certainty. Nefertiti married the Pharaoh Amenhotep IV who later became known as Akhenaton. Together they had six daughters. One of these daughters married the boy King Tutankhamen. Akhenaton, unlike any Egyptian Pharaoh transformed religious practices and abandoned all the Gods of Egypt and declared only one god, Aten the Sun God as supreme. Akhenaton also decided to construct a new city north of Thebes as the capital. He named the new city Akhenaton. This strange and unusual Pharaoh supported the arts and insisted that artists work toward true realism, not idealization. Physical malformations were to be shown and examples show Akhenaton himself suffering from Marfan syndrome with unusually long limbs and female characteristics. At this time the very famous limest
