More Proof Of Anunnaki, Nibiru? Tomb Of Forgotten Pharoah Found

As previously reported on Before It's News, the tomb of a forgotten pharoah has been found in Egypt. Interestingly, the painted scene below of the goddesses Neith and Nut, protecting the canopic shrine of the pharaoh Woseribre Senebkay, has led once again to discussion of Nibiru and Anunnaki for obvious, telltale reasons. Much more with videos below.

Image credit: Jennifer Wegner, Penn Museum

With obvious symbolism of Nibiru, the Anunnaki and 'reptilians' in the painting above and paintings and info in the videos below, have we been presented with more proof of an otherworldy civilization long before ours with origins that go far beyond our planet Earth?

Painted decoration in the burial chamber of the pharaoh Woseribre Senebkay.

Image credit: Jennifer Wegner, Penn Museum.

U.S. archaeologists digging at Abydos, Egypt say they have discovered the tomb of Woseribre-Senebkay, a previously unknown Egyptian pharaoh who ruled during the Second Intermediate Period, shortly before 1650 BC.

They identified it as belonging to a previously unknown pharaoh named Woseribre Senebkay – one of the earliest kings of a forgotten Abydos Dynasty, contemporary with the 15th (Hyksos) and 16th (Theban) Dynasties. The existence of this dynasty was first hypothesized by Prof Kim Ryholt from the University of Copenhagen in 1997.

The tomb of Senebkay consists of 4 chambers with a limestone burial chamber, painted with images of the goddesses Nut, Nephthys, Selket, and Isis flanking the ruler’s canopic shrine.

Who were the 'Anunnaki' and what was their secret mission on Earth? Michael Tellinger shares the secret history of the Anunnaki in the video below.

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