Unresolved Mysteries Of Ancient Egyptian Civilization

Rarely is a civilization more mysterious and attractive than ancient Egypt. Many questions remain unanswered, although researchers have worked hard for years. Unsolved mysteries of ancient Egyptian civilization Cause of King Tutankhamun's death: King Tutankhamun was one of the few The famous pharaoh of Egypt even died at a young age. According to X-rays and CT scans of the mummy, the king suffered a serious injury to his ribs and broke a leg. This leads to the conclusion that the king died from being hit by a carriage

. Photo: MomJunction. However, many other theories have been put forward. King Tutankhamun's cause of death could have been from a horse-drawn kick, or even from an attack by a hippopotamus Some of the king's ribs disappeared, possibly due to the accident, possibly due to being cut off by grave thieves to get a gem in his chest.



Another interesting theory by Professor Albert Zink based on more than 2,000 computer scans and DNA tests of the Tutankhamun family shows that a carriage accident is unlikely. The reason is that the king was born with a clubfoot. Professor believes that King Tutankhamun died young due to his innate weakness (the result of domestic marriage). Besides, the king also had malaria. However, even Professor Zink admitted he could not be sure that was the cause of the king's death. To date, this is still a mystery. Photo: Ancient Origins Original name of the Sphinx: Throughout the centuries, the Sphinx has been buried in the sand.



It wasn't until 1817 that the head of the statue protruded from the sand. Thanks to archaeologist Mark Lehner, we already know who built the statue (Pharaoh Khafre), how it was built and when it was built (at least three years). Apart from these, all about the Sphinx are question marks. First of all, we don't know what the ancient Egyptians called this symbol. "Sphinx" (Sphinx) is a Greek term that did not exist at the time Pharaoh Khafre built this building. In addition, the true meaning of the sphinx has not yet been clarified. Ancient Egyptian god Ruti is shaped like two lions attached to his back, protecting the entrance to the afterlife. This sounds a bit like a sphinx, but the statue lacked a second head to confirm this theory.



Photo: Truth Control.Mummy suffering: The mummy with its mouth open as if screaming is not uncommon. This is the result of a special ritual that makes it easier for souls to eat, drink, and breathe through the afterlife. However, the mummy named "Unknown Man E" discovered in 1886 made a strong impression because it appeared to be screaming in pain. Some researchers believe that this man was either poisoned or buried alive. Others claim that this is a Hittite prince who was killed. Another theory suggests that this could be Prince Pentewere, who was executed for planning to assassinate his father, Pharaoh Ramses III. That may be why the mummy was wrapped in sheepskin - a sign that the dead had done something bad.



At the same time, the man had no tombstone, so he could not go to the afterlife - the worst punishment for the ancient Egyptians. His brain was still in the skull, the body was not dried, and sap was poured into the throat instead of the skull. However, this is just a hypothesis and there is no evidence to support it. Queen Nefertiti's Fate: Apart from Cleopatra, hardly any ancient Egyptian woman was more famous than Queen Nefertiti. She ruled next to Pharaoh Akhenaten for many years, until suddenly disappeared. After 1336 BC, all records never mention what happened to her. We also haven't found the Queen's tomb or mummy yet. Number of chambers in the Great Pyramid of Giza: Until now, we still do not know what is inside this ancient wonder but the three main chambers of the king, queen and great hall.



Recently, scientists have applied many advanced methods and discovered some new chambers in the pyramid. Since 1993, many small robots have been inserted into the pyramid to explore. They bring back images of mysterious tunnels that have never been discovered. These tunnels are too small for general use. However, they show that there are still more mysteries in the pyramid than we thought. Photo: History.Hai clan: According to the encyclopedia of ancient history of Egypt, the sea tribe is a group of pirates spreading throughout the Mediterranean. One of their main targets is Egypt.



Apart from a few brief descriptions, the history of Egypt does not mention any invaders from this sea. Ramses II documents refer to the tribe. This group of people affiliated with the Hittites but were also the mercenaries of King Ramses. People buried in Qurna: In 1908, the Egyptologist Flinders Petrie discovered a royal mausoleum. The two coffins in the tomb date about 250 years before King Tut's time. One mummy is a woman and the other is a child, possibly the woman's child. Both wore gold and ivory jewelry, showing their importance. Still.

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