Egyptian Woman Discovers Pharaonic Roots through Genetic Testing

2023-05-17 10:42:00

Egyptian Tryfina Basile

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Cairo – Ashraf Abdel Hamid

Published in: May 17, 2023: 02:42 PM GST
Last updated: May 17, 2023: 03:10 PM GST

An Egyptian woman residing in Australia discovered a big surprise about her origins and roots, after she conducted a genetic examination to find out the origin of her ancestry by a specialized company.

Pharaonic origins

The Egyptian Trefina Basili, a Christian born in the city of Tanta in Gharbia Governorate, north of Egypt, conducted a genetic examination to know her origins, and discovered that she genetically and genetically belonged to the ancient Egyptian Pharaonic basin of the Sawi era, as they are similar in features and genes and with a large proportion of the ancient Egyptians without any other origins. Whether European or African, it is a direct extension of the mummies of the Sawi era.

The results of the analysis are identical

Trevina Basile told Al Arabiya.net that curiosity prompted her to know her identity, origin and roots, especially that she is an Egyptian Copt and she wanted to access her roots and family tree. She was sent to a company specialized in genetic computers and was surprised by the result.

She added that she learned the results of her analyzes with the mummies of the Sawy era, to a degree similar to 100% of the ancient Egyptian assets, with a difference of 0.029, without any other foreign or even African origins.

She also indicated that she feels proud of reaching this result, expressing her pride in her affiliation with the ancient Egyptians.

by 100%

For his part, Mohamed Abdel-Hadi, the researcher who conducted the computer genetic examination of Trevina, told Al-Arabiya.net that the Egyptian woman who resides in Australia inherits her genes at a rate that may reach 100% of the ancient Egyptian genetic genome.

He added that various studies have proven the existence of continuity between the current and ancient Egyptians, and the Trevena analysis was close to the mummies, and from the same genetic basin of one of the mummies, indicating that several scientific centers have proven that there is a lot of correspondence between Egyptian Muslims and Christians and the return of the two to the same ancestors.

He said that there is a genetic examination of an Egyptian Muslim citizen from Sohag that also matches several Egyptian mummies from the Abusir tombs in ancient Beni Suef between 706 to 500 BC, specifically the era of the 24th to 27th dynasty, and another sample of an Egyptian Christian woman matched.

The Sawy era

It is noteworthy that the Sawy era, to which Trevena is affiliated, is known as the Renaissance era, and among its most important kings were Psamtik I, II and III, and Ahmose II.

This era witnessed the liberation of Egypt from internal conflicts and foreigners at the hands of King Psamtik I, who restored the unity of the country and made the best use of its resources and made a boom in it.