Main Image - Statue

Bust of one of Akhenaten’s daughters. Cairo Museum.

Additional Statue Image One

Wall relief of two of Akhenaten’s daughters – typical of the naturalistic style of Amarna art.

Additional Statue Image Two

Older Nefertiti.

"During the New Kingdom (1570-1070 BC), more naturalistic portraits were made, particularly when Akhenaton introduced a new style to Egyptian portraiture. In this new style, depictions of members of the royal family are believed to be based on the subjects actual appearances. Some scholars feel that the first real portraiture images depicting the unidealized appearances of specific individuals date from this period. "
Microsoft Encarta Encyclopdia

Main Image Skull

Additional Image One

This skull was found in the Paracas region of Perú and sits today in a “Mom & Pop” museum in Ica, Peru. This skull was photographed by Robert Connolly in 1995.