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There are some other skulls out there with pronounced "cone head" like craniums and belonging to fairly large individuals. I would love to see a facial reconstruction of one of those dudes.... not that I think there is anything paranormal about them, just because I want to see what they looked like.... There was also some commentary about Aknaten, the Egyptian Pharaoh who converted Egypt to monotheist sun god worshipers, as having Marburgs disease. They say he was quite exotic looking as well. I seem to recall that there was some genetic analysis that confirmed that he had the disease done on two children of his who died in infancy... Don't know if I have all or any of that right but I think its kinda interesting...If I recall right there was some speculation that his focus on Ra as the only god might have been related to his poor vision, an effect of Marburgs, and being sensitive to bright light...

<blockquote data-quote="Ted Roe" data-source="post: 87884" data-attributes="member: 2711"><p>There are some other skulls out there with pronounced &quot;cone head&quot; like craniums and belonging to fairly large individuals. I would love to see a facial reconstruction of one of those dudes.... not that I think there is anything paranormal about them, just because I want to see what they looked like.... There was also some commentary about Aknaten, the Egyptian Pharaoh who converted Egypt to monotheist sun god worshipers, as having Marburgs disease. They say he was quite exotic looking as well. I seem to recall that there was some genetic analysis that confirmed that he had the disease done on two children of his who died in infancy... Don&#039;t know if I have all or any of that right but&nbsp; I think its kinda interesting...If I recall right there was some speculation that his focus on Ra as the only god might have been related to his poor vision, an effect of Marburgs, and being sensitive to bright light...</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Ted Roe, post: 87884, member: 2711"] There are some other skulls out there with pronounced "cone head" like craniums and belonging to fairly large individuals. I would love to see a facial reconstruction of one of those dudes.... not that I think there is anything paranormal about them, just because I want to see what they looked like.... There was also some commentary about Aknaten, the Egyptian Pharaoh who converted Egypt to monotheist sun god worshipers, as having Marburgs disease. They say he was quite exotic looking as well. I seem to recall that there was some genetic analysis that confirmed that he had the disease done on two children of his who died in infancy... Don't know if I have all or any of that right but I think its kinda interesting...If I recall right there was some speculation that his focus on Ra as the only god might have been related to his poor vision, an effect of Marburgs, and being sensitive to bright light... [/QUOTE]

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