SS information

Hatshepsut was the only female pharaoh. Hatshepsut’s stepson tried to get everything on and about her erased.

She was an 18th dynasty Pharaoh, daughter of Thuthmose 1 and Ames. When her father died her half brother ,Thuthmose ii ascended to the throne. He was young, apparently younger than Hatshepsut herself. She was buried  in the valley of the kings.  The mummy of Hatshepsut can show how she died. The mummy showed that she had a blood infection when  she was in her fifties.She could have  had arthritis, bad teeth, and probably had diabetes.

Hatshepsut was a pharaoh wife. She expanded trade in punt in about 1475bc. Her stepson became the pharaoh then she conversed  them to let her have some off the control. But her step son realised that when she was sending him away it was just to have control over the city. That’s when he realised that she just wanted all the control. Thats when she died he wanted nothing about her left.

Her civilization was that she expaned trade in punt. She

Links of sites that I found information.

//www.touregypt.net/historicalessays/hatshepsut.htm

www.King-Tut .org.uk/egyptian-pharaoh/hatshepsut.htm

Womenshistory.about.com-/od/hatshepsut/a/death_to_today.htm

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~ by makaylak22 on February 26, 2010.

2 Responses to “SS information”

  1. I disagree with your score based on the Student Blog Project Rubric. It is easy to tell when you plagiarized when the font is different, and the language is so complex.

  2. I like that I think it is cool. But on some stuff you kinda got off topic but other than that you did really good explaining it and everything.(:

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