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Handbook of Life in Ancient Egypt. pdf

The study of human remains from ancient Egypt has made great strides in the last decade, largely thanks to advances in medical technology and biomolecular techniques. Ancient DNA has been extracted from bacteria, viruses and parasites, giving specialists a completely new way of detecting disease. This has completely changed our perspective on tuberculosis in ancient Egypt, for example, not only in terms of the extent of its presence in the ancient Egyptian population, but also in identifying the specific strains of Mycobacterium that caused the infection. Recent CT scan studies have shown that atherosclerosis and heart disease were a major problem in the upper classes of ancient Egypt, especially in the priestly families. The question of whether or not cancer is an ancient disease has also been raised again, as metastatic prostate cancer was recently found in an Egyptian mummy. This article reviews recent discoveries in ancient Egyptian paleopathology, made both in medical studies and during on-site excavations.

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The ancient Egyptians mummified not only humans but also animals. Although the way the mummies were prepared dates back to practical methods of food preservation, the animal mummies are expressions of ritual behavior. There are four types of mummies: victual mummies (funeral goods for humans); beloved pets buried with their owners; sacred animals; votive offerings. In the early days of archaeology, many samples from all these categories were considered mere curiosities and were often ignored or even discarded after excavation (some were used as fuel, fertilizer and even as ship ballast). Gradually, their importance for the study of Egypt's environmental, religious and cultural history was recognized, and examples were collected and preserved in museums. This paper presents some of the results of the Animal Mummy Project (AMP) of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. As part of the AMP, the mummies were examined using non-destructive techniques: X-rays and visual examination. The results provide information on the role of domestic animals, diet, veterinary practice in ancient Egypt, the changing species of animals found in Egypt, and changes in mummification techniques over time.

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