Hatshepsut: His Majesty, Herself

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What does the word 'sarcophagus' mean?

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The term 'sarcophagus' translates from Greek to mean 'flesh-eating stone', referring to a stone coffin.

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Who was Hatshepsut's child?

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Hatshepsut and Tuthmosis had a child named Neferure.

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What is 'maat' in ancient Egyptian belief?

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Maat represents the concept of truth, balance, order, and justice in ancient Egyptian culture.

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True or False: Marriages between close relatives were common in ancient Egypt's royal family.

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True.

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What was the name of Tuthmosis II's second child?

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Tuthmosis II's second child was named Tuthmosis.

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What role did a pharaoh play in ancient Egypt?

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The pharaoh was considered a divine ruler, responsible for maintaining maat and ensuring the gods' favor.

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What is the significance of Neferure in Hatshepsut's legacy?

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Neferure was Hatshepsut's daughter and played a role in the royal lineage.

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What does the term 'kohl' refer to in ancient Egypt?

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Kohl is a cosmetic used by ancient Egyptians to line the eyes, believed to protect against the sun and evil spirits.

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How did the death of Tuthmosis II affect Egypt?

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His early death left Egypt without a king, which was believed to endanger the stability and favor of the gods.

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What was the relationship between Hatshepsut and Tuthmosis II?

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Hatshepsut was the wife of Tuthmosis II and later became a co-regent and pharaoh.

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