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Egyptian history -- or even the history of the Ancient Middle East -- he sounds very convincing & plausible. Further, knowing something about this period, I have to concede that he does have some accurate information in his books.)
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Khasekhemwy funerary enclosure at Abydos, and several views from within and without the Seti I temple at Abydos and from the Ramses II temple nearby. If you wanted to see what she has posted to flickr, go to:
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Beckerath, whether he is a respected expert or a writer on the fringe -- or just a kook. The English Knowledge article on him has a little about him, but for someone like me who is not familiar with the secondary literature this article could
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Saw your query about this on my talk page. I am more inclined to go with a name that is more in line with the actual pronunciation, so my "vote" would be for "Senwosret". Part of the reason for
Sesostris' popularity on Google is that it is the name that Manetho and Herodotus both used. On the whole I
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Pharoah infoboxes for those Pharoahs of the 19th dynasty that do not have them, from Seti II on up. If you need any info on the royal families of Egypt filled in for the pharaohs you are tackling, let me know, as I have the recent Dodson work on
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Oh, you aren't that IP? Uh, sorry, we didn't report you, just the IP, so you're safe. Sorry! I just thought it was you because on the talk page for 24.87.128.182 someone addressed that IP as
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I'd do this myself, but am busy with many non-Wiki things at the moment, and don't have the time at present to properly co-ordinate this. If you are not handy with WikiMedia simply identify the pics on flickr that you do like and when I have the time I can attempt to contact their owners and see if
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Hello there -- sorry not getting back to you sooner. The
Egyptologist I contacted did not have any images of Hatshepsut to offer. She told me that she doesn't have much from Thebes either, at least nothing close up, save some pics of from Deir el-Bahri. She did say that if people have requests for
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Hi – I have been doing some work on the above template, and am changing it so that nearly all of the parameters are optional, so that the box will be smaller for those individuals for which there is little or no information. Is there anything that needs to be added to the template, or changes that
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I believe that you are IP 24.87.128.182. If you are not, forget what I say here. Stop being so hard-headed. Just because you do not agree with something does not mean you can just vandalize until all it shows are your opinions. NO evidence exists to support either of your datings for
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Hatshepsut. You might want to consider asking the professionals and advanced amateurs at the Egyptologists' Electronic Forum (see:
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University but I have several photocopies of his book. Many of the books on this obscure and difficult period are dated and were published in the 1950's, 1960's or 1970's. As an Aside, Dodson calls Ryholt's book as critical for an understanding of this period in a Bi Or (Jan.-April
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Go ahead and make the changes on my sandbox, and you can move the edited text. I already did a number of changes to the article, mostly grammar and punctuation with some re-wording of sentences. My notes are just what I didn't feel comfortable editing myself (due to lack of information) or what
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Hi, I have made some more changes to the pharoah infobox template, which now include sub-templates for Horus, Golden Horus and Nebty names. This meant I had to split up some of the parameters and make new ones. I am changing those affected templates, can you give them a once over to make sure I
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Since so many of her images were deliberately destroyed or altered, I am not surprised that it is hard to source a representative graphic for her. I have some pics of a cast made at the turn of the last century of her voyage to Punt that are up at the Royal Ontario Museum, but the image of the
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events, so I believe you should stop ruining other peoples theories and stating your even less-likely theories. And what you delete even follows all Knowledge rules, while what you add does not. So please stop vandalizing pages. You have been reported by me and other users.
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Hi I have started to change the banner I created a couple of months ago, to be like the biography banner, is there anything that we need to include here that you can think of? I can probably get the template built myself, but the information shown may need to be changed.
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and MN state parks. The state parks need all the help they can get. I hope you like the place and decide to stay. We as a community are glad to have you and thank you for creating a user account! Here are a few good links for newcomers:
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I noticed a mistake that you make want to take note of on your user info: we know for a fact that Queen Tiy was daughter of Yuya and Tjuyu, Tjuyu being a native Egyptian, and Yuya perhaps being a Canaanite or
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the views kept by that IP, but as long as you don't go around saying that your theory is right above all, you can keep your opinion. I'm sorry. And if you're lying, you're not in trouble with this profile.
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and then replaced it with my edited version, so you can use the comparison tool in the history to see the changes I made. I figured it would be easier if you could see them now. —
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about the capitalization of dances that could use the expertise of a linguist. If you think you might be able to help, we would certainly appreciate your comments. Thanks! --
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