Curly haired egyptian corpse suggests egyptian royalty were non-Black
(files.catbox.moe)https://files.catbox.moe/0cief9.jpga surprising discovery has been announced in the world of archaeology: the intact curly hair of an Egyptian pharaoh queen that was thought to have disappeared 3500 years ago. This finding is not only a testimony to ancient history, but it also helps us understand more about the life and culture of the Pharaohs. The mummy was found in a grave in a dry area in Egypt, which helped preserve her hair in near-perfect conditions. Although the queen has not yet been identified, it is believed that she may have been part of the royal family during the time of Tutankhamun or Hatshepsut. This discovery not only holds great archaeological value, but also sheds light on the methods of preservation and caring for beauty in ancient Egypt. What other secrets will this finding reveal to us?
