In addition to the Egyptian mummy pyramids, etc., there was a lot of amazing knowledge that is still unknown to us. Researchers were amazed to discover the meaning of a papyrus text. The papyrus was estimated to be 1400 BC. It was a description of a pregnancy test method. The girl will urinate on those two sacks. After a few days, if a sapling grows in one of the sacks of grain, then the girl is definitely pregnant.
Scientists at Harvard tested this theory on many girls, and were surprised to find that the method gave 70% to 75% correct results.
Humans learned to test for pregnancy in modern times by two German scientists in 1926. Before that, girls had to wait an infinite 1 month after conception to be sure about pregnancy. This has become a very simple task. These kits detect the presence of a hormone called human chorionic gonadotropin in the urine of a girl and give results. Scientists are speculating that it may be. Where you have to wait at least 20 weeks to determine the sex of a child, it is astonishing how the Egyptians mastered the method of determining the sex of a child so quickly 3500 years ago with more than 80 percent certainty.
Researchers say that most of the writings of the Egyptians and their ancient collections were in the libraries of Alexandria. What we now know about them is actually 20 percent of the total. The remaining 70 percent is still unknown to us. I knew so much about the Egyptians that it would have been difficult for us to put our two jaws together.
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