Six royal mummies once considered lost resurfaced in 2020, giving researchers a new opportunity to examine five ancient Egyptian princesses and King Hor. The bones revealed pronounced muscle attachments consistent with archery training, along with injuries that had received substantial care. Weapons found in the burial chambers of ancient Egyptian princesses have fueled debate for decades. Comparable royal objects accompanied Princess Noub-Hotep and King Hor, the other two individuals included in the assessment. The sisters’ pronounced muscle attachments point to sustained physical activity that matches the demands of handling the weapons buried with them.