one of the few female pharaohs, hapshepsut was the daughter of one pharaoh (tuthmosis I), married to
her half-brother who was another pharaoh (tuthmosis II), became a pharaoh, and
was killed by another (tuthmosis III who was tuthmosis's II's son by another
wife).
all day i face the barren waste without a trace of...
(3 drops harsher, color slowly drained away aspect) valley of the
kings
a water truck drips its precious cargo out to the unforgiving
desert
hospitablelessness valley of the kings
once you get away from
the nile... the ground is alive as the people ensconced in the tombs below it
sarcophagus KV34 - tuthmoses III's tomb, valley of the kings
plundered in antiquity, the large sarcophagus is the only thing that remains in
his tomb
face on the horizon KV34 - tuthmoses III's tomb, valley of the kings
tombs
used elaborate mechanisms to keep them from being robbed. false ends, big
pits, and other things to kill or mislead plunderers were quite common.
pathway to righteousness KV2 - ramses IV's tomb, valley of the kings