Alien fossil discovered in Egyptian tomb





EGYPT – The mummified body of a supposed alien was found in an ancient pyramid. The creature, measuring around 1.5 and 1.6 meters was discovered during exploration of the monument, dating from Dynasty Senusret II (1897 BC - 1878 BC). The corpse was buried with great care along with several strange objects. The archaeological museum was unable to identify the parts.


According to Egyptian sources, the alien mummy was discovered by Dr. Viktor Lubek, tchecolosvaco, a retired professor at the University of Pennsylvania. The archaeologist has identified a hidden chamber while exploring the pyramid containing the remains of the queen. At the site, have also been found mixtures of gold and clay, and remaining a sort of clothing covering the body of the creature. The news was published on the website "paranormales.org". The objects in the tomb are made of a synthetic material, very durable and unknown by scientists.

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