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Weapons Buried with Ancient Egyptian Women Were Long Seen as Symbols—New Research Suggests They Had a More Lethal Purpose
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Thedebrief
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July 17, 2026, 12:52 p.m.
dasher
Archaeology
ancient weapons
Egyptian mummies
Archaeology
ancient Egypt
Women in History
weapons
Summary
New archaeological research suggests that weapons found with ancient Egyptian princesses may indicate they were skilled in combat, challenging previous interpretations that viewed these items merely as symbols.
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