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Ancient Egyptian princesses buried with weapons may have been fighters
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- Recent archaeological research suggests that ancient Egyptian princesses, previously thought to lead luxurious lives, may have been trained warriors.
- The study indicates that these princesses were buried with weapons, such as bows and daggers.
- Bone analyses of the mummified remains show physical changes consistent with a combat lifestyle.
- This challenges long-standing perceptions of royal women in ancient Egypt as passive figures.
- The findings provide new insights into the social roles and capabilities of women in ancient Egyptian society.
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