Original post: aware
i didn't know where to put it, but im looking into tutmosis 3
and basically, i would like ANY info about him.
much thanks
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Original post: aware
i have searched briefly, but even such sources as wikipedia cant be taken directly(imo)
and i would prefer testaments of people who have de-cyphered his history....but sorry for the inconveniance(sp)
and im more intrested in his victory's such as (something like) 'he wears upper n lower egypt on his brow'
and his relationships to the cybelenes
i have searched briefly, but even such sources as wikipedia cant be taken directly(imo)
and i would prefer testaments of people who have de-cyphered his history....but sorry for the inconveniance(sp)
and im more intrested in his victory's such as (something like) 'he wears upper n lower egypt on his brow'
and his relationships to the cybelenes
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Original post: Mmothra
Well, good luck with that...
Well, good luck with that...
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Original post: nebhotep
hi
im not an expert but i know some info about him, well he was the heir of Hatsehpsut, one of the few women pharaohs. it is beleived that the statue of amun was going past hima nd he bowed down to tuthmose, showing he was the son of amun. this was probably a political trick arranged to show that Hatsehpsut's own claim to be child of amun was wrong. when he became Pharaoh he obliterated all traces of her name that he could find even on her obelisks at karnak. well thats all i can remember hope this is useful.
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hi
im not an expert but i know some info about him, well he was the heir of Hatsehpsut, one of the few women pharaohs. it is beleived that the statue of amun was going past hima nd he bowed down to tuthmose, showing he was the son of amun. this was probably a political trick arranged to show that Hatsehpsut's own claim to be child of amun was wrong. when he became Pharaoh he obliterated all traces of her name that he could find even on her obelisks at karnak. well thats all i can remember hope this is useful.
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Original post: nebhotep
hi
heres a good link for Tuthmose III
http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Sho ... /thut3.htm
nebhotep
hi
heres a good link for Tuthmose III
http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Sho ... /thut3.htm
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Original post: seashore1989
If I remember, he was a very controlling and demanding king. People viewed him as someone who was mighty and strong and people were too scared of him.
If I remember, he was a very controlling and demanding king. People viewed him as someone who was mighty and strong and people were too scared of him.
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Original post: Mmothra
[QUOTE=seashore1989]If I remember, he was a very controlling and demanding king. People viewed him as someone who was mighty and strong and people were too scared of him.[/QUOTE]
That could be said of most kings, I reckon...
[QUOTE=seashore1989]If I remember, he was a very controlling and demanding king. People viewed him as someone who was mighty and strong and people were too scared of him.[/QUOTE]
That could be said of most kings, I reckon...
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Original post: MageX
You know that place with all the books and magazines? Yeah. You need to go there.
You know that place with all the books and magazines? Yeah. You need to go there.