Egyptian mummy was a pregnant Girl, not a Man priest

Polish researchers analyzing an Egyptian mummy at Warsaw which was Thought to be a man priest were amazed when X-rays and pc evaluations demonstrated the mummy was the girl who’d been seven months pregnant

WARSAW, Poland — Polish investigators analyzing an ancient Egyptian mummy they anticipated to be a man priest were amazed when X-rays and pc evaluations demonstrated rather it was a mummy of a girl who was seven weeks pregnant.

The investigators said Thursday it is the world’s earliest known instance of this a well-preserved ancient mummy of a pregnant girl.

The mummy came at Warsaw at 1826 and the inscription on the coffin termed a man priest. No evaluation until the present one had disproved the impression that it had been a man.

“When we watched that the small foot and the small hand (of the embryo ), we’re very shocked,”

They estimated that the girl was between 20 and 30 years old and stated how big the infant’s skull indicated she had been 26 to 28 months pregnant.

Their findings in the Warsaw Mummy Project of years of evaluations with this and other mummies in Warsaw’s National Museum were printed this week in the Journal of Archaeological Science.

“It opens chances of learning about maternity and therapy of complications in early times.”

The researchers state the superb caliber of the embalming indicates it might have been achieved well prior to the first century B.C., because it’s obsolete now.