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Results of formal tests of the Egyptian government No. 58 From 25 / 4 at 1 / 5 / 2000
SOME GENETIC FEATURES OF ANCIENT EGYPTIANS
As part of research conducted by the Cairo University in collaboration with the Higher Council of Antiquities, it has been possible to achieve the anthropological characteristics of the Pharaohs.
According to preliminary indications, we reached a number of traits of the Pharaohs. It was possible to identify genes for size, color and eye color and hair of the king in the Pharaonic era in which samples were collected. They were placed on mummies in sarcophagi. A group of researchers has been able to separate those genes that have proven that the ancient Egyptians were not taller as previously thought. Their size was rather average, with the exception of Ramses II, whose analysis of genes has proven to be cut.
It has also been demonstrated that his skin was brown and his hair was black, not red. The color red has been found on his mummy is due to a dye (probably henna). His eyes were black with a slight tinge of brown.
Amenhotep III was short of stature, the color of his skin was a light brown. His eyes and his hair was black dark. These features show that the kings were related. All the kings at that time had a common origin in the family tree of the royal family. It is possible to determine a precise dates and times in the future. This research will confirm certain anthropological traits that have been studied before on the Pharaonic mummies. This will give preliminary indications about the traits, diseases and characteristics of the Pharaohs.
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Actually it seems that it was a real letter but the Egyptian Gov. Took it down and the letter was copied before they did..this is discussed at E.S.R..but again its kinda skittish..
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In 2000, the University of Cairo and the Egyptian government through the Department of Egyptian Antiquities officially conducted a comprehensive genetic study of pharaonic royal mummies, including that of Ramses II. The results of this study was officially published in the "Letter from Cairo" No. 58, April 25 to May 1, 2000.
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Has anyone been able to verify that this document is authentic? The only reference I can find for it is AfricaMaat where it is "claimed" that the document was copied from the website it is attributed to. I can find no other references for it online and I have read that the Egyptian government was not allowing DNA tests of mummies during this time.
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