Archaeologists Have Proven What They Have Long Believed: Egypt Practiced Human Sacrifice
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Human sacrifice at the funerals of pharaohs was, according to previous findings, limited to the period of the First Dynasty after the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt.
Signs of violent death found on the skulls of buried servants along with the rulers (ANSA)
A group of archaeologists has reported a sensational discovery.
The first pharaohs did not have the sole merit of unifying High (to the south) and Low (to the north) Egypt The article Human Sacrifices in Old Egypt: the first pharaohs accompanied in the afterlife by chosen servants. The evidence comes from daily Blitz.
Wounds on 5,000-year-old skulls could solve a riddle surrounding the first kings of Egypt. Around 3000 B.C.E., the rulers of the first dynasty were buried in Abydos, in southern Egypt....
New analyses of ancient skulls have revealed possible traces of the sacrifice of servants of Egyptian kings
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