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World s first PREGNANT Ancient Egyptian mummy identified by scientists

World’s first PREGNANT Ancient Egyptian mummy identified by scientists after X-ray scans of 2,000-year-old corpse Exclusive Apr 29 2021, 4:49 ET Updated: Apr 29 2021, 6:54 ET THE world s first PREGNANT Egyptian mummy has been identified by archaeologists after taking X-ray scans of a 2,000-year-old corpse. The woman was between 20 and 30 years old and 28 weeks into her pregnancy when she died, according to a study on the findings. 6 Scientists have carried out X-ray scans of an Ancient Egyptian mummy (right) found in the city of Thebes. Pictured left is the mummy s sarcophagusCredit: journal of archaeological science 6 The scans revealed that the woman was pregnant when she died. Pictured are abdominal scans of her remains, with the foetus highlighted in colour in the bottom panelsCredit: journal of archaeological science

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Scans reveal only known pregnant Egyptian mummy

Scans reveal only known pregnant Egyptian mummy © Warsaw Mummy Project Polish archaeologists described the discovery as really special A team of Polish scientists have revealed the only known example of an embalmed pregnant Egyptian mummy. The discovery was made by researchers at the Warsaw Mummy Project and revealed in the Journal of Archaeological Science on Thursday. The project, started in 2015, uses technology to examine artefacts housed at the National Museum in Warsaw. The mummy was previously thought to be a male priest but scans reveal it was a woman in the later stages of pregnancy. Experts from the project believe the remains are most likely of a high-status woman, aged between 20 and 30, who died during the 1st Century BC.

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World First! 2,000-Year-Old Egyptian Mummy Was Pregnant

What did the scans reveal? The world’s first known pregnant mummy. Who was the Pregnant Mummy? A study on the discovery has been published in the Journal of Archaeological Science . In it, the researchers write that their X-ray and CT scans of the mummified body show that the woman died when she was between 20-30 years old. They measured the fetus’ head to ascertain how many weeks along the woman was in her pregnancy and found she was between 26 and 30 weeks pregnant when she died. The pregnant mummy was identified by x-ray and CT scanning. Source: In their paper, they note that “This find is the only known case of an embalmed pregnant individual.” As study lead author Dr. Wojciech Ejsmond, of the Polish Academy of Sciences, told The Sun ,

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World s first PREGNANT ancient Egyptian mummy has been discovered

World s first PREGNANT ancient Egyptian mummy: 2,000-year-old corpse found in Thebes was 28 weeks into her pregnancy when she died, scans reveal This mummy, dating back to the 1st century BC, is the first case of a pregnant embalmed body The woman was in her 20s and was between 26 and 30 weeks pregnant when she died, the team said She was found in the 1800s in the Royal Tombs of Thebes and is on display at the National Museum in Warsaw The discovery opens up questions related to status of the foetus in ancient Egyptian religion and society Particularly over why it was decided not to remove the foetus from the mother before embalming heree

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