Deshour Princesses' bones show combat skills
The article discusses the discovery by archaeologists that Egyptian princesses from the era of the Pharaohs possessed advanced combat skills. A recent study shows that their bones display signs of intensive training and the use of weapons such as daggers and arrows. The research confirms that the princesses, whose mummies were found in Dahshur, had strong skeletal structures and sustained injuries indicative of rigorous training. Additionally, examinations revealed signs of advanced medical care available at that time. Their training was linked to religious and political beliefs that aimed to ensure a smooth transition of the soul into the afterlife, alongside their roles in rituals to solidify rule and stabilize the state. The study highlights that these princesses were not only religious symbols but also expert fighters, with plans for further research to better understand their lifestyle and history.
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