Queen Hatsheput
by Vivian Tannous

Queen Hatsheput died in 1508 BC in Egypt she died in 1358 BC in Egypt

early life

• Her father died when she was at age 12.
• she married her half brother Thutmose II.
• he was the only child born to the Egyptian king Thutmose I.
• She help people by finding diffrent trade routes.
• She was the fifth pharaoh of the eighteenth dynasty of egypt.
• when he died thutmose III was still a child and his aunt and step brother hatshepsut acted as regent for him .

time period

• Living in her time period would of been a lot of people working around making pyramids.
• How she found different trade routes.
• People would make temples and places they would right her own storys of art.

formal education

• Queen Hatsheput did revive education by her father being a pharaoh.

accomplishments

• Her accomplishments were that she found new trade routes.
• By being a first woman pharaoh

became significant

• Queen Hatsheput was significant by her way of life.
• how she was the first woman pharaoh.
• to the throne this son was married to Hatsheput however Thutmose II
• as Hatsheput and her polictal allies aged her hold throne weakend.

important information

• By telling if people are royal they have there left hand on there chest.
• until 1822 when the decoding of Hatsheput hieroglyphic script allowed archaeologist to read the clayral.

facts

• Her nephew was Thutmose III.
• her parents names are Thutmose I and Ahmose
• hatshepsut was a chief wife of thutmose II and her father.

bibliography

• Millmore, Mark. "Ancient Egyptian Kings Queens Hatshepsut." Discovering Ancient Egypt. Discoveryegypt, 1997. Web. 06 Nov. 2015.

bibliography

• Millmore, Mark. "Ancient Egyptian Kings Queens Hatshepsut." Discovering Ancient Egypt. Discoveryegypt, 1997. Web. 06 Nov. 2015.