Question

what grizzly practice was hypothesized for egyptian royals during the early dynastic period?
impaling enemies
cannibalizing opposing kings
flaying criminals
sacrificing human attendants
exposing unwanted infants

Explanation:

Historical research and hypotheses about early Egyptian royal practices point to the sacrifice of human attendants, as evidenced by the remains of attendants found in the tombs of early dynastic pharaohs, suggesting they were killed to accompany the ruler in the afterlife. The other options are not associated with hypothesized early Egyptian royal practices of this period.

Answer:

D. Sacrificing human attendants