Is there any significance to Hatshepsut burial chamber being nearer in elevation to the mortuary temple (regarding the steep descent angle and 320’ drop
Actually there are inscriptions at Deir el-Bahari that show her leading a successful military campaign to Nubia. And, as Thutmose 1 built fortresses along the Nile and a canal in Nubia to avoid the rapids, set up a boundary stone at the 4th cataract, was the first to appoint a Viceroy to rule Nubia, I'd say he did integrate Nubia into Egypt.
They tell us that man has walked on the moon, and yet they still do not know how the Egyptians built these enormous structures. and we think we are so clever
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Is there any significance to Hatshepsut burial chamber being nearer in elevation to the mortuary temple (regarding the steep descent angle and 320’ drop
Actually there are inscriptions at Deir el-Bahari that show her leading a successful military campaign to Nubia. And, as Thutmose 1 built fortresses along the Nile and a canal in Nubia to avoid the rapids, set up a boundary stone at the 4th cataract, was the first to appoint a Viceroy to rule Nubia, I'd say he did integrate Nubia into Egypt.
Pardons my language, but this was a fucking awesome lecture and presentation. I learned a ton! Ty professor Bob
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I own youtube
Does anyone know if the inscriptions from the obelisk's are online anywhere?
Apparently the book "Ancient Records of Egypt" by James Henry Breasted contains the translations of her obelisks.
They tell us that man has walked on the moon, and yet they still do not know how the Egyptians built these enormous structures. and we think we are so clever