In the realm of ancient Egyptian civilization, artifacts with potential ties to extraterrestrial beings and UFOs have stirred controversy, creating ripples in public discourse. These artifacts were unearthed at the former residence of renowned Egyptologist Sir William Petrie in Jerusalem, adding a mysterious layer to the history of ancient Egypt and the world.
Petrie’s Egyptology Museum in Cairo boasts an extensive collection of ancient Egyptian and Sudanese artifacts, including the oldest linen fabric and the most ancient clothing dating back to around 5000 BCE. Sculptures of lions from the Min temples, representing the fertile and leafy regions associated with the god of spinach, are also on display. The museum showcases early metallurgy products from the ancient civilization. However, confirmation regarding the preservation of “extraterrestrial Egyptian artifacts” from a secret chamber in Petrie’s former home in Jerusalem remains unverified by Inquisitr.
Investigative journalist Ambellas contends that the discoveries in Petrie’s Jerusalem residence connect ancient Egyptian civilization with an advanced extraterrestrial civilization, including two corpses measuring less than 1.2 meters. While pygmies from inland Africa were revered as “sky people” and held high positions in the Old Kingdom of ancient Egypt, Ambellas speculates that these 1.2-meter beings “might be extraterrestrial,” taking the term “sky” quite literally.
Detailed features of the bodies contribute to the argument that they are indeed “extraterrestrial.” Ambellas notes that their skeletal structure resembles that of extraterrestrial beings, characterized by “elongated heads, large eye sockets, and long arms.”
Another intriguing aspect is the discovery of “highly advanced” mechanical devices, including a transparent golden flying disc found alongside the extraterrestrial bodies. Ambellas describes the intricate technology as having a “complex mechanism wrapped around it with coiled golden tubes and small gold beads.” The device also bears symbols distinct from ancient Egyptian culture.
Could these be navigation devices used for interstellar travel by extraterrestrial beings? Ambellas points to stone carvings depicting extraterrestrial spacecraft as evidence, despite scientists attributing such depictions to hallucinations known as dissociative hallucinatory symptoms.
While scientists dismiss the notion of ancient astronaut encounters, belief in extraterrestrial beings and UFOs continues to gain traction. Some assert that extraterrestrial pilots and astronauts communicated with ancient human civilizations, influencing their culture and technology.
In October 2010, Dr. Alaaeldin Shaheen, the Head of the Archaeology Department at Cairo University, made headlines in UFO and extraterrestrial circles by acknowledging that the ancient Egyptian pyramids were “not of this world.” He stated, “I cannot confirm or deny this, but there are things inside the pyramids that are not of this world.”
The ongoing debate among UFO and extraterrestrial experts revolves around why Sir William Petrie and his colleagues kept these extraterrestrial Egyptian artifacts hidden from the public eye. The mystery persists, leaving many questions unanswered and fueling speculation about ancient Egypt’s enigmatic connection with beings from beyond our planet.
