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Egyptian Queen Hetepheres’s 4,600-year-old bracelets reveal ancient trade networks
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Egyptian Queen Hetepheres’s 4,600-year-old bracelets reveal ancient trade networks
New information on trade networks in Old Kingdom Egypt has been revealed by an analysis of bracelets found in the tomb of ancient Egyptian Queen Hetepheres I.Hetepheres was one of Egypt’s most important queens. She was the wife of fourth dynasty King Sneferu and mother of Khufu, whose reign was famous for the construction of major structures like the Great Pyramid at Giza.Hetepheres’s tomb dates to 2,600 BCE and is the largest and most famous co…
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