>Akhenaten was the pharaoh of Egypt best known for introducing a form of monotheism to ancient Egypt during the Amarna Age. This form of monotheism was represented by the worship of the sun god Aten . Akhenaten reigned in the mid-1300s B.C. He was married to Nefertiti and was the father of Tutankhamun, also known as King Tut.
According to Dr. Irwin Braverman, a Yale University physician, Akhenaten had “an androgynous appearance. He had a female physique with wide hips and breasts.”
Dr. Braverman said that the female form of Akhenaten’s body was due to a genetic mutation that caused the pharaoh’s body to convert more male hormones to female hormones than needed.
Read the news report here.
Claude Mariottini
Professor of Old Testament
Northern Baptist Seminary
Tags: Amarna Age, Akhenaten, Archaeology, Irwin Braverman
Dr. Claude Mariottini - Professor of Old Testament 
>My wife doesn’t diagnose people over the phone much less from thousands of years old drawings.
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>Charles.I believe your wife is a wise woman. Can you imagine how many mistakes could be made diagnosing people over the phone?I should have mentioned in the post that I do not put much credence on Braverman’s diagosis. It is only a guess.Claude Mariottini
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