Which aspects of Egyptian culture helped us learn about the degenerative state of the health of Ramses II? A. Mummification B. Arthritis C. Scoliosis D. Abscesses In His Teeth

The correct answer is option D. "Abscesses In His Teeth".

Explanation:

It was found that Ramses II had abscesses in his teeth during his examination with X-rays. Ramses II had a significant hole in his mandible, which is an effect of diverse circulatory problems and the presence of an arthritis in his hip. It has been proposed that Ramses II death could be caused by an infection located in his teeth that caused this significant hole, however this affirmation has not been confirmed.

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