Oliver Library Catalogue
Metropolitan Museum of Art: Hatshepsut - From Queen to Pharaoh
This MET publication is a book, consisting of a collection of essays by leading Egyptologists.
Click on 'Download pdf'. It may take a little time to download.
Collection of Egyptian Texts from St Andrew's University
Ancient Egypt - Ancient History Sourcebook
Egyptian Index - Bluffton University
List of Ancient Egyptian Artefacts
Digital Karnak - UCLA
Vatican Museum - Gregorian Egyptian Museum
*credit to History Skills website for collating these primary sources
You might like to find sources on the following aspects of Hatshepsut's reign:
Representations of her gender
Her building program
Her military initiatives
Her foreign policy and trade initiatives
TASK: Investigate an aspect of Assyria from Tiglath Pileser III to the fall of the Empire. Present your findings in an independent source investigation of 1500–2000 words.
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Hatshepsut launched an extensive building program, repairing the damage wrought by the invading Hyksos and building magnificent temples. She renovated her father's hall in the Temple of Karnak, erecting four great obelisks nearly 100 feet (30m) tall, and added a chapel.
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