Deir El-Bahri: Temple of Hatshepsut
Streaming Video - 2001
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Hatshepsut, Egypt's only female pharaoh, was said to be a ruler with two faces: one political, the other artistic. This program tours her architectural masterpiece, the terraced and rock-cut temple at Deir el-Bahri that her people called djeser-djeseru, "sacred of sacreds." Numerous paintings adorning the interior chronicle her achievements and peace-loving enterprises, and a computer-generated reconstruction of frescoes gives a glimpse of the exotic land of Punt. Why did Hatshepsut's successor desecrate her beautiful works and strive to erase her very existence from history?
Temple of Hatshepsut (5:28)
Hatshepsut's Royal Claim (4:39)
Hatshepsut's Reign (4:38)
Temple at Deir el-Bahri: Djeser-Djeseru (3:17)
Hatshepsut: Erased from History (5:37)
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SERIES
Living Stones: Where Archaeology Begins
PUBLISHED
2001 Audiovisuel, 2001
Year Published: 2001
Format: Streaming Video
SUBJECTS
Archaeology
Fieldwork
Architecture, Ancient
Architecture, Medieval
Religions
History