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Seated Statue of Hatsheput, circa 1473–1458 BCE.
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Gallery 115.
Hatsheput reigned as pharaoh for twenty two years and oversaw a peaceful period in Egypt’s history. She reestablished international trade routes, organizing a very popular expedition to Punt. Hatsheput also erected temples and shrines from the Sinai to Nubia.
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Have you seen her wall on the third floor...the Galleries of Africa: Egypt? Be sure
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Another Life.
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is definitely one of...coolest women from history, if you don’t know about her story I...
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The great female pharaoh. Mother of the Empire of the Sun.
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my first big loves was the culture...ancient Egypt. It still fascinates me,
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