This was likely due to concerns about securing the throne for his successor, Amenhotep II, by linking him to his male ancestors. In many cases, Hatshepsut’s name was replaced with that of ...
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The 'lost golden city' archaeologists are calling the biggest Egypt find since TutankhamunAten is located near the ancient capital of Thebes. It dates back to the time when Pharaoh Amenhotep III was in power. Professor of Egyptian art and archaeology at Johns Hopkins University ...
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