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Hatshepsut (1540ja-1481jaBC) Queen of Egypt, presents offerings to the falcon-headed god Horus

Hatshepsut (1540ja-1481jaBC) Queen of Egypt, presents offerings to the falcon-headed god Horus


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Hatshepsut (1540ja-1481jaBC) Queen of Egypt, presents offerings to the falcon-headed god Horus

Hatshepsut (1540ja-1481jaBC) Queen of Egypt, presents offerings to the falcon-headed god Horus. Hatshepsut was always shown as male although a queen. Medinet Habu, Egypt

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Deity Egypt Egyptian Falcon Headed Hatshepsut Horus Male Medinet Offerings Presents Queen Royalty Ruler Shown Habu


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In this print from Universal Images Group (UIG), we are transported back in time to ancient Egypt, where the powerful and enigmatic Queen Hatshepsut presents offerings to the falcon-headed god Horus. Despite her status as a queen, Hatshepsut is depicted as male, reflecting the complexities of gender and power in ancient Egyptian society. The image captures a moment of profound religious significance, as Queen Hatshepsut pays homage to Horus, one of the most revered deities in Egyptian mythology. The grandeur of Medinet Habu serves as a backdrop for this sacred ritual, emphasizing the importance placed on religion during her reign. Hatshepsut's rule was marked by innovation and prosperity. As a female ruler in a predominantly male-dominated society, she defied convention and left an indelible mark on history. This photograph offers us a glimpse into her world - one filled with divine reverence and regal authority. The falcon-headed god Horus symbolizes protection and kingship in Egyptian culture. By presenting offerings to him, Hatshepsut seeks his favor and blessings for herself and her kingdom. Through this act of devotion, she solidifies her role as both ruler and spiritual leader. This remarkable print not only showcases the artistic mastery of ancient Egypt but also invites us to ponder upon the intricate interplay between religion, royalty, gender roles, and power dynamics that shaped their civilization millennia ago.

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