Scientists unearth complete remains of Egyptian warhorse given honorific burial some 3,000 years ago
Ancient Egyptian warhorse's remains spark awe and curiosity 3,000 years later.
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The complete remains of an Egyptian warhorse, given honorific burial, have left many in awe and curiosity. The discovery at an ancient Egyptian fortress, believed to date back 3,000 years, highlights the reverence and importance of horses in ancient Egyptian society.
The site, a border fort of Ramesses II, sheds light on daily life at the ancient fortress. The discovery raises questions about the significance of the warhorse's burial and its place in the historical record.
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Coverage (4)
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3,000-year-old horse burial and Ramesses II stela found at ancient Egyptian fortressArchaeology News Online Magazine · 4h ago
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A 3,200-Year-Old War Horse’s Tomb Turns Up Inside a Ramesses II Border Fortlabrujulaverde.com · 4h ago
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How old is the warhorse's burial?
Coverage does not yet specify the exact date, but it is believed to be around 3,000 years old.
What was found with the warhorse's remains?
A Ramesses II stela, a stone slab bearing the image of the pharaoh, was buried with the warhorse.
Where was the warhorse's remains discovered?
The remains were found at an ancient Egyptian fortress, a border fort of Ramesses II.
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