The Impact of Thutmose III on the Levant and Egypt Thutmose III set in motion a series of events that shaped and influenced the Levant and Egypt for the next five hundred years. His reign marked a watershed moment in…
For centuries, the mysteries of ancient Egypt have fascinated historians and scientists alike. From the pyramids to elaborate burial customs, the ancient Egyptians left a legacy of innovation and cultural sophistication. Now, thanks to new research, a surprising revelation has…
the Pyramid of Sesostris II
The Rise to Power Hatshepsut and Thutmose iii |Thutmose’s stepmother-aunt, Queen Hatshepsut, governed Egypt as its true “king.” Although Thutmose III had been very young, perhaps only a nursling, when his father died, he was still recognized as the legitimate…
KV34 (Kings’ Valley no. 34) is the rock-cut tomb of the ancient Egyptian king (pharaoh) Thutmose III and is one of the early tombs in the Valley of the Kings in Thebes West from the 18th Dynasty (New Kingdom) that…
For decades, a hidden marvel lay beneath the Giza Plateau. Discovered by chance in the 1940s by local guides, an underground shaft and its connected chambers have captivated the imaginations of explorers and scholars alike. However, rising water levels and…
Carved into the very mountainside of Nubia remains a testament to love that transcends time. The Temple of Nefertari, “excavated in the mountain of eternal workmanship,” as the inscription proudly declares, is a pharaoh’s grand gesture of devotion to his…
Sphinx of Thutmose III : sands of time whisper tales about ancient Egypt, where powerful pharaohs ruled and awe-inspiring monuments were built.
Thutmose III’s empire extended across the ancient Near East, from Iraq to Sudan, under the command of one of the most powerful warrior pharaohs of the ancient world. Discover fascinating facts about Thutmose III of the 18th Dynasty. In the…
Egyptian god Min: Mythology The Potent God of Ancient Egypt Egyptian god Min was among Egypt’s most ancient and enduring deities, revered as the supreme god of male sexual procreation and as a deity of the eastern desert regions throughout…
In Egypt’s dry climate, papyrus, like the pyramids, seems to last forever. For centuries, peasants, dealers, and scholars alike scoured the land for these ancient treasures, unearthing vast amounts of material that now reside in leading museums and libraries across…
Unlike other tombs explored in the valley of the kings where the occupant remains a puzzle, Thutmose III tomb in KV34 leaves no room for doubt.