They confirm that ancient Egyptians lived less than 30 years
If life seems short, don't miss this article. A research project of the University of Jaén and the University of Granada has analyzed in depth the living conditions of citizens of ancient Egypt from the exploration of the necropolis of Qubbet el-Hawa. In this article by a PROFESSOR we are going to reveal to you this study that has confirmed that the ancient Egyptians lived less than 30 years.
According to the data collected, Egyptians used to live no more than 30 years. They died earlier either from infection or from hunger. Quite the opposite of what is commonly believed.
Thus, the life expectancy of the Egyptians did not exceed 30 years. As explained by Professor Miguel Botella, although the cultural level in ancient Egypt was very high, the analysis anthropological evidence of human remains reveals that the population, and also the rulers, the highest social class, lived on very poor health conditions and on the edge of survival.
Apparently, after the analysis of more than 200 mummies Gastrointestinal problems were found to be decisive for such a short life expectancy. The water of the Nile was polluted and easily caused infections.
In this other article by a PROFESSOR we discover the outstanding characteristics of Egyptian culture.
This confirms what other archaeologists had pointed out: the extreme shortness of the life of the Egyptians. But there is still more. Apparently, from the explored tombs, it has been possible to know that the Egyptians knew Africa quite well and that they got to know the pygmies, inhabitants of the center of the continent.
So Egypt was not such a closed state, it was open to immigration and it had strong ties with neighbors to the south, in the Aswan region of Sudan, and with the neighboring region of Nubia. In addition, they went on exploration expeditions even further afield.
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