After the recent ct-scanning episode which resulted in the
indisputable identification of Hatshepsut, some questions now arise
with regard to the congenital skin condition of the Thutmosids. What
sorts of unguents and linaments can they have had the use of?
Were only priests allowed to dispense those substances which were
available for relief?
Could regular use, over several generations, have resulted in the
congenital distortions as manifested in the progeny of Amenhotep III?
