A relief at the temple of the female pharaoh Hatshepsut in Luxor, Egypt, carved ca. 1480 B.B., shows a merchant ship on a trading expedition. Vessel artifacts match this depiction. [Stephane Begoin]
A relief at the temple of the female pharaoh Hatshepsut in Luxor, Egypt, carved ca. 1480 B.B., shows a merchant ship on a trading expedition. Vessel artifacts match this depiction. [Stephane Begoin]
Psst, Akhenatan is fake rowing.
Pictures. We need pictures of the discovery.
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Too bad.
Great!! Now that Egypt has her navy back, the rest of the Middle East better watch out.
“Greatest female Pharoah”? She was also the worst and most mediocre. She was Egypt’s ONLY female Pharoah! Someone please correct me it I’m wrong.
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