What if an Egyptian princess became one of Ireland’s founding legends?
In this episode, Dr Ioannis Syrigos speaks with author and researcher Luke Eastwood about his explosive theory linking Queen Meritaten, daughter of Akhenaten and sister of Tutankhamun, to the legendary figure of Scotia in early Irish myth. We discuss DNA evidence, forgotten texts, ancient trade routes, and the political resistance to rewriting history.
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And don't miss the companion article: “Egyptian Queen Meritaten (Scotia) – Was Her Voyage to Ireland Possible?”
Luke Eastwood. He is an author, researcher, and a bold voice in the exploration of ancient history and forgotten lore. With a deep background in spirituality, mythology, and Celtic tradition, Luke brings a unique interdisciplinary lens to his work.
His latest book, Scotia: Lost Sister of Tutankhamun, offers a provocative and fascinating theory, that Meritaten, daughter of the Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaten, may have fled Egypt after the collapse of the Amarna dynasty and become the legendary Scota, a foundational figure in early Irish and Scottish myth.
