#femalepharaoh

[a-wondering-nomad]

I got one of those brown paper drawing books!!! And I really love how it makes the drawing (especially the highlights) pop without having to make a background! So I'm hoping to use it more~ Actually, I made this quite a while ago, but only got decent pictures of it recently hehehehe Hope you like it!

[theviralheartbeat]

Hatshepsut's Beard: Genius Move or Total Deception? Ever wondered if a queen wearing a beard could actually *fool* an entire civilization? Think again! We're plunging into the captivating reign of Hatshepsut to uncover the truth behind her iconic image and the ultimate power play. Ready to have your mind blown? Then hit that like button and subscribe for more historical revelations! Did Hatshepsut's beard REALLY fool ancient Egyptians? Probably not! This video explores the fascinating reign of Hatshepsut, one of Egypt's few female pharaohs, and her strategic use of the royal beard as a powerful symbol of authority and legitimacy. We'll delve into the historical context, analyze the symbolism of the beard, and examine the evidence suggesting

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[manypenny]

#Hatschepsut #femalepharaoh #egypt ❤️🥊 https://www.instagram.com/p/B8hkEnhomzL/?igshid=64ojnogt25c

[cgplenty]

Nefertiti, the most powerful queen of Egypt, icon in Egyptian art, and only female pharaoh with new musings on artbong.net #artblog #artlovers #blog #blogger #creative #influence #inspiration #artporn #nefertiti #egypt #egyptianqueen #pharaoh #femalepharaoh #akhenatenswife #tutsmotherinlaw

[sunflowerknighted]

You will never be able to tell me anything greater about history than the fact that there was once a female pharaoh who referred to herself as king because being called queen made her feel like she was just married to someone in charge and she was not having that.

[myhistoryblog]

Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut, Egypt 2015 by Grangeburn on Flickr.