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Ancient doctor—expert in venomous bites—found buried in Egypt

  • A team of archeologists discovered a 4,000-year-old tomb of a royal doctor named Teti Neb Fu in Saqqara, Egypt.
  • The tomb, which shows signs of looting, has well-preserved walls and elaborate decorations, indicating the importance of Teti Neb Fu.
  • Teti Neb Fu held several titles, including chief palace physician and magician, suggesting expertise in treating venomous bites.
  • This discovery reveals new aspects of daily life during the Old Kingdom era, according to the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities.
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