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The History of Ancient Egypt | Queen Hatshepsut (Lecture 17)

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First published at 14:50 UTC on February 25th, 2021.

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Lecture 17: One of the greatest individuals in Egyptian history, Hatshepsut appears in no official Egyptian record. We will trace her biography from marriage at the age of twelve to her half brother, Tuthmosis II, to her death as "King of Upper…

We will also see how she handles the three ways a king was supposed to distinguish himself: building, waging war, and undertaking trading expeditions. After examining her three major achievements - her temple at Deir el Bahri, the trading expedition to Punt, and two great obelisks - we will discuss why her name was systematically erased from Egyptian records. We will also discuss her relationship with Senenmut, the commoner who may have been her lover.

Essential Reading:
Joyce Tyldesley - Hatshepsut
Aidan Dodson - Monarchs of the Nile, Chapter IX.

Lecture 18: https://www.bitchute.com/video/sFSMZsb5Dquj/

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