The papyrus suddenly revealed the love of ancient Egypt

The German scientist thinks that the papyrus that draws two birds dating back to 1,300 years could be the love spell that the ancient Egyptians used.

The papyrus, according to scientists dating back at least 1300 years in Egypt, depicts images of two winged creatures poking at each other.

"This feature of the picture has many meanings," said Dr. Korshi Dosoo of Julius Maximilian University in Germany.

The papyrus is said to be the love charm of the ancient Egyptians.(Photo: Live Science)

Dosoo speculated that the slight difference in the head between the two creatures could be to determine their sex with the male on the left and the female on the right. These two creatures are enveloped in wide spread wings. Around it are a series of characters written in Copt, a language in the northern branch of the Afro-Asian language family, which was used in Egypt until at least the seventeenth century.

According to Mr. Dosoo, papyrus can be in a magician's notebook. Although the words left in the paper are quite discrete, unconnected, the doctor from Julius Maximilian University still believes that this papyrus is a magic talisman used in unrequited love cases. but not answered or in love triangles.

The papyrus is one of 900 papyrus sheets currently stored at Macquarie University in Australia. However, the university representative said they did not know who provided or gave back this papyrus.