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Mind Map by Jasmine Hall, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Jasmine Hall
about 10 years ago
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Why did Hatshepsut undertake a building program?
- Reasons
- To repair buildings
- To construct new monuments
- To complete existing
buildings
- To repair buildings
- Sources
- Modern Historians
- Tyldesly
- says Deir el Bahri
is one of Hatshepsut’s main
achievements and "a
building which is still
regarded as one of the most
beautiful in the world".
- says Deir el Bahri
is one of Hatshepsut’s main
achievements and "a
building which is still
regarded as one of the most
beautiful in the world".
- Stiendorff & Steele
- Gardiner
- Calender
- Tyldesly
- Ancient Written
- Ancient Archaeological
- Buildings
- Speos Artemidos (Beni Hasan)
- Deir el Bahri
- Djeser Djeseru
Mortuary Temple
"holiest of the holies"
- Why did she build it?
- (1) A place where
Egyptians could carry
out offerings to her
after she died
- (2) A dedication to Amun
and to a lesser extent,
gods Hathor, Anubis and
Re-Horakhte
- (3) As a Mortuary temple
for her father Thutmose I
- (4) Became a place where
Hatshepsut could
justify her claims to the throne and
advertise her major achievements
- Divine Birth and Coronation reliefs
- Expedition to Punt relief
- Divine Birth and Coronation reliefs
- (1) A place where
Egyptians could carry
out offerings to her
after she died
- Why did she build it?
- Djeser Djeseru
Mortuary Temple
"holiest of the holies"
- Karnak
- 4 Obelisks
- The Red Chapel
- 8th Pylon
- 4 Obelisks
- Hatshepsut's tombs
- Speos Artemidos (Beni Hasan)
- Modern Historians
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