The Egyptians ate mostly carbs and their civilization is seen as one of the greatest in human history
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They had one of the shortest lifespans in history. Misc Pot's Cambodia tier.
Medieval europe had a worse expectancy of 30 for aristocratic nobility
> one should not expect many ancient Egyptians to have ever reached the age of 100 or 110 years (see Janssen and Janssen 2007: 197-203).
> In the Middle Ages, the average life span of males born in landholding families in England was 31.3 years and the biggest danger was surviving childhood.2 Once children reached the age of 10, their life expectancy was 32.2 years
https://academic.oup.com/ije/article/34/6/1435/707557#:~:text=In%20the%20Middle%20Ages%2C%20the,biggest%20danger%20was%20surviving%20childhood.&text=Once%20children%20reached%20the%20age,life%20expectancy%20was%2023.3%20years.
>for aristocratic nobility
Yeah because they kept getting assassinated.
>Believes in life expectancy estimations from 1,000 to 4,000 years ago
You guys are Americans, aren't you?
You are a moron.
Increase brainspace rent prices NOW, they are dangerously low
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yes, help us to recreate Babylon.
>chud verified
This pic goes hard
Allfather Yakub in the Pharoh's corner
>HHHHHNNNNNNNNNGG
They also had some of the shortest lifespans in recorded history and a huge number of cases of heart disease, which we can actually find in mummies today
Bread eating Egyptian vs lamb eating Greek. Get humbled lil bro
Ah yes, the classic "lets compare statues made 1500 years from each other". I prefer the Greeks over sandBlack folk, but at least try to make a good faith argument man
>sandBlack folk
Egyptians didn't live(and still don't) in the sand. Only around nile.
I am ignorant and will remain so, you're probably right
Dattari statue (380-360 B.C.) compared to Doryphoros (440-400 B.C.).
Much better. Now we can see how little they advanced in 1.5k years kek
Greek diet was mostly vegetarian
Not to mention it included loads of bread.
>According to ancient sources, boxers ate bull meat while wrestlers ate pork and runners consumed goat.
>Although ancient athletes’ consumption of animal-based proteins was less frequent than our own, it was certainly more often than the average ancient Greek.
>As the history of the Olympics progressed, athletes turned toward meat more and more until it became a standard part of the ancient Olympian’s diet
While the article does mention fruits, dried fruits, fish, eggs and dairy bread is seldom mentioned. Wheat was a commodity in Ancient Greece and so was bread. Due to its labor intensive process we assume that bread in ancient Greece was rather expensive
Literally 90% of spartans were slaves and these idiots believe they ate a meat diet
>Literally 90% of spartans were slaves
Helots were not Spartans dipshit-kun :^)
mmmm sucking grain boi milkies straight from the udder
Manboobs are very common in ancient Egyptian statues
Yes, because as OP stated, they ate loads of carbs. That also explains the short lifespans
I think they were actually really shitty warriors. Only thing they had going on early was chariots. After the battle of kadesh the empire slowly declined and never recovered. Only a small portion of Egypt has usable soil and water. They even got their shit pushed in my Nubians at one point.
Slavery and domestication of humans LE GOOD
>meow meow
>Enslave the Israelites you say...
They literally got carried by aliens bro
Even Japs know the truth
vikings ate mostly meat and look what they accomplished