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Ancient Egyptians May Have Sacrificed Royal Servants After Kings’ Deaths, New Forensic Study Finds
Cairo, October 8, 2026: A new forensic study of human remains discovered near the tombs of ancient Egyptian kings has found evidence suggesting that royal servants were killed and buried alongside their rulers around 3000 BC. The findings support a long-standing archaeological theory that servants, also known as retainers, were sacrificed following the deaths of monarchs, possibly to serve them…
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