Hatchepsut: The Female Pharaoh (46 page)

defacing of monuments
208
,
223
;

Djeser-Djeseru
shrine
169
;

and Feast of the Valley
169–71
;

God's Wife of
59–60
,
62
,
83
,
89
,
226
;

Hatchepsut's devotion to
9
,
33
,
102
,
103
,
105
,
107
,
146
,
154
,
156
,
161
,
174
;

and Horemheb
107
;

Karnak temple
23–4
,
30
,
32
,
162
,
163
,
174
,
188
;

kings and cult of
5
,
30–31
,
32–3
,

(endorses kingship)
95
,
96
,
107
,
114
;

and Min
162
;

and mortuary temples
72
,
169
;

patronage of army
29
;

queens' connection
46
,
59–60
,
62
,
83
,
89
,
226
;

and Re
30
;

Senenmut as Steward of
153
,
178
,
185

Amenemhat I, pharaoh
15
,
30
,
47

Amenemhat II, pharaoh
145

Amenemhat III, pharaoh
17

Amenemhat IV, pharaoh
18

Amenemhat, brother of Senenmut
205

Amenemope, vizier
55
,
206

Amenenthe (supposed pharaoh)
231–2

Amenhotep I, pharaoh
61–2
;

accession
26
;

Ahmose Nefertari as regent
61
,
97–8
;

building projects
62
,
71
,
159
,
162
,
164
;

burial
72
,
93
;

cartouche
61
;

cult and oracle of
57
,
62
,
108
;

and Deir el-Medina
35
,
57
,
62
;

foreign policy
26
,
61–2
;

marriage
67
;

succession of Tuthmosis I
63
,
119

Amenhotep II, pharaoh
33
,
91
,
215
,
224

Amenhotep III, pharaoh: building projects
17
,
102
;

foreign relations
68
,
144
,
145
;

marriages
66
,
67
,
226
, (
see also
Tiy, queen
);

and religion
33
;

tomb
92
,
213

Amenhotep IV, pharaoh
see
Akhenaten

Amenhotep (boy buried at Gurna)
196

Amenhotep, Chief Steward
117
,
161
,
196

Amenhotep, son of Hapu (architect)
176

Amenmose, Prince
75–6
,
77

amphora seals
99

Anath, Astarte (goddess)
20

Anen (brother of Queen Tiy)
51
,
201

ankh
103
,
111

Ankhesenamen, queen
66
,
68
,
227

Ankhes–Merire, queen
58

Anubis (god)
169
,
174
,
175
,
199

ape, cynocephalous
151
,
153

Apophis, pharaoh
19–20
,
22–3

archaeology; bias
10–11
,
35
,
141

Archaic Period
43
,
44
,
235

Argo, island of
70

Armant
180
,
223

army
27–9
;

booty
24–5
;

career in
29
,
41
,
56
,
183
;

command structure
29
;

equipment
21
,
28
;

gods and victory
29
;

Hyksos improve
21
;

king as head
7
,
29
;

Memphis headquarters
36
,
70
;

support for Hatchepsut's kingship
115
;

Tuthmosis III trains in
113
,
114
;

woman as commander
47
,
57–8
;
see also
warfare

art, pictorial
17
,
40
,
146
;

depiction of sexes
133
,
240
;
see also
image, power of

arts
16–17
,
21
,
40
,
62
;
see also
art, pictorial
;
image, power of
;
literature
;
sculpture

Assyria
39

Astarte (goddess)
20

astronomy
194
,
205

Aswan
142–3
,
159–61
,
200

Aten (sun disc), cult of
33
,
223

Augustus, Roman Emperor
230

autobiographies
16
,
24–6

Avaris (Hyksos capital)
19
,
25

Ay, pharaoh
53
,
181

Ayrton, Edward
214

Babylon
39
,
68

barque, sacred
see under
Amen

Bay, Great Chancellor
228

Beechey, William
231

Belzoni, Giovanni Battista
122
,
231

Beni Hassan
17
,
155

Bhutto, Benazir
118

Binothris, pharaoh
133

Boadicea, queen of Iceni
140

bodyguards, royal
27

Book of the Dead
198
,
199

booty
24–5

bow, composite
76

Britain
47
,
48
,
140
;
see also
Elizabeth I

bronze working
21

Brugsch, Emile
93
,
215

Buhen
195–6

building: brick
10
,
37
;

destruction of earlier buildings
158–9
,
221
;

kings’ role
7
,
40
;

organization
7
,
154
,
177
,
194
;

palaces
37
;

propaganda value
9
,
154
,
155
,
158
,
174
,
234
;

stone
10
,
31
,
35
,
38–9
;

12th Dynasty
17
;

workforce
7
,
38
;
see also
the individual places;
obelisks
;
pyramids
;
temples
;
and under
the individual pharaohs

Burton, James
122

calendar
12–13

Carter, Howard
84
,
122–4
,
211–12
,
214
,
234

cartouches
22
,
24
,
61
,
63
,
78
,
211
;

Hatchepsut
100
,
230
,
231
,
233

Catherine the Great, Tsarina
191

Champollion, Jean François
231–2

Chapelle Rouge, Karnak
106–8
,
164
,
219–21
;

carvings
89
,
107–8
,
109
,
160
,
161
;

dismantled
107
,
220–21
,
223

chariots, horse-drawn
21
,
76

Chester, Revd Greville
213

children: mortality
73
;

royal
54–8
,
75–7

China: Han Dynasty
51

Christie, Agatha
121

chronology, table of
235

civil service: building supervision
154
;

careers in
56
,
80
,
183
;

continuity
117
,
208
;

development
15
,
21
,
39
,
41
;

shrines at Gebel Silsila
184
;

support for Hatchepsut's kingship
115
,
138
;

titles
185–6
;
see also
Senenmut

Cleopatra VII, queen
4
,
140
,
191
,
229–30

coffins
126–7
,
212

concubines, kings'
50–54

conscription, labour
7

continuity
5–6
,
8–10
,
42
,
50
,
117
,
208

copper
16
,
39
,
144

Coptos
30
,
145
,
152

co-regency
63–5
,
95–6
,
101
,
105–6
,
110
,
114
,
215

cosmetic container
129

Crete, Minoan
190

Cusae: temple of Hathor
158

Dagi, vizier
199

dating system
12–13
;
see also
regnal years

Davis, Theodore M.
123
,
124

death
10
;

Second, of soul
72
,
216
;
see also
Afterlife
;
mummies
;
tombs

defacement of monuments
208
,
228–9
;
see also under
Hatchepsut
;
Senenmut

Deir el-Bahri: cache of mummies
91–4
,
126–7
,
212
,
213
;

Djeser-Akhet
165
,
175
,
208
,
220
;

excavations
79
;

fragmentary statues of Hatchepsut
221–2
;

graffiti, workmen's
188
,
189
,
190–91
;

‘Hatchepsut Hole
221
;

Hathor cult
165
;

Mentuhotep II's mortuary temple
165
,
167
,
175
;

monastery
165
,
176
;

processional way
159
,
170
;

Senenmut Quarry
221
;