Reexamination of Ancient Egyptian Skulls Suggests Royal Sacrifices
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- •Scientists examined 46 ancient Egyptian skulls, identifying severe head injuries in 18 of them.
- •The study supports a theory that royal attendants were sacrificed to accompany deceased kings.
- •The findings offer new insights into the rituals and societal norms of early ancient Egypt.
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