For many ages, archaeologists and historians were fascinated by ancient Egypt, but only until they learned about the sophisticated culture that produced the Pharaohs for thousands of years.
The British Egyptian scientist William Matthew Flinders was nicknamed “Egyptian Antiquities Abu science”, and he entered the techniques of archeology for the first time in Egypt in the mid -eighties of the ninth century Ten and thanks to his work, the researchers were able to know a lot about the form of life for the ancient Egyptians.
In 2015, experts were able to investigate the way of life in the period before the pharaohs came to power, or around 3000 BC.
At the Heerakonbolis site, also known as the “city of hawks,” which served as the religious and political centre of Upper Egypt, archaeologists carried out excavations.
According to the Smithsonian channel documentary “The Secrets: The Monsters of the Pharaohs,” archaeologists made a remarkable find when Rene Friedman discovered animal remains that originated on the African continent.
According to the British Daily Express website, the researchers were able to demonstrate that tigers, crocodiles, and ostriches were kept out of sight of people in Egypt throughout the prehistoric age.
According to Dr. Friedman, “basically, we have the first animal park in the history of the planet. More than 6000 years have passed since it first appeared. This was done before writing, the cabinet, and even the pyramids had any significance in the eyes of the pharaoh.
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René Friedman and her team also managed to determine the date of the burial of animals, saying: “This allowed us to obtain carbon for 14 dates, which showed us that many of these animals were all buried at the same time, because the dates are almost identical. ”
Zoo.
The Pharaohs built the world’s earliest zoo, which is more than 6,000 years old.
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