Hatchepsut: The Female Pharaoh (47 page)

tombs (Inhapi)
92–4
,

( Senenmut,
see under
Djeser-Djeseru
);

tunnels to Valley of the Kings
119
,
121
;
see also
Djeser-Djeseru

Deir el-Medina
35–6
,
56–7
,
62
,
108
,
230

desecration of monuments
see
defacement

Djehuty, Chief Treasurer
143
,
168

Djeser-Akhet
165
,
175
,
208
,
220

Djeser-Djeseru
, Deir el-Bahri
1
,
165
,
166
,
167–71
,
173–6
;

after Hatchepsut's death
230
,
231
;

Amen cult
169
;

Anubis, chapel of
169
,
174
,
175
;

carvings of Hatchepsut's life
101–6
,
109
,
111
,
131
,
141–2
,
143
,
160–61
,
174
,

(of mission to Punt)
146–7
,
148
,
150
–
51
,
152–3
,
174
;

defacement
216
,
221–2
,
223
;

excavation
11
;

Feast of the Valley
169–71
,
175
,
220
;

foundation deposits
168–9
;

Hathor, chapel of
169
,
171
,
172
,
173
,
174
,
175
;

Hatchepsut's mortuary temple
84
,
119
,
169
,
175
;

Senenmut and
168
,
177
,
178
,
194–6
,

(tomb)
196
,
203
,
204
,
205–6
;

solar temple
169
,
175
;

statues
80–81
,
130
,
221–2
;

Tuthmosis I commemorated
168
,
175
,

(mortuary temple)
119
,
127–8
,
169
,
175
;

Tuthmosis II's building work
167
;

Tuthmosis III inscription
95

Djoser, pharaoh
58
,
235

draughts-board
213

dress, Hatchepsut's
130–34

dynasties
12
;

1st-2nd
44
;

12th
5
,
15–18
,
40
;

13th
18
;

15th-16th
19
, (
see also
Hyksos
);

17th
5
,
19
,
21–4
,
45–50
;

18th
5
,

(historical background)
24–42
,

(queens)
45–50
;

19th
37
;
see also
the individual rulers

Eastern Desert: gold
16
,
39

economy
21
,
32
,
38–9
,
112
,
154

Edfu: quarries
200

Edgerton, William
79

education
39–40
, 88, 180

egyptologists
2–3
,
4
,
66–7
,
77–80
,
138–9
,
231–4
;
see also
the individual names

Elizabeth I, Queen of England
118
,
137
,
139
,
140
,
182
,
191

Eloquent Peasant, Story of the
16

Essex, Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of
182

eunuchs
53

Euphrates, river
26
,
70–71
,
214–15

Eusebius
13

Faiyum
16

famine
38

Feast of the Valley
169–71
,
175
,
220

feminist theorists
139

festivals
102
,
106
,
107
;
see also
Feast of the Valley

Field of Reeds
35
,
169
,
210
,
216

foreign policy: dynastic marriages
50
,
51–2
,
68–9
;

12th Dynasty
15–16
;
see also under
the individual pharaohs

Freud, Anna
118

Freud, Sigmund
118
,
139

funerary cults
27
,
57
,
62

Gandhi, Indira
139

Gaza Palestine
143

Geb (god)
69

Gebel Ahmar quarries
38
,
200

Gebel Silsila shrines
183–4
,
186

Gebelein quarries
200

Gibbon, Edward
115–16

Giza desert
76
,
233
,
235

gods
29–33
;

oracles
108–9
;

see also
religion
and under
the individual names

gold
16
,
39
,
145
,
147
,
151
,
153

Gordon, Ch. H.
122

graffiti
122
,
188
,
189
,
190–91

Greek Islands
39
,
190

Gurna: Abd el-Rassul family
92–3
;

cemetery
196
,
197
,
198–203
,
206

Han Dynasty, China
51

Hapuseneb, High Priest of Amen
55
,
116
,
119
,
168
,
184

harems, royal
36–7
,
50–54

Hatchepsut, pharaoh: advisers
116–17
, (
see also
Senenmut
);

age at marriage
65
;

age when widowed
96–7
;

and Amen
29
,
33
,
102
,
107
,
146
,
154
,
156
,
161
,
174
;

appearance
126
,
129–37
;

birth
65
;

birth story
101–6
,
131
,
174
;

building projects
1
,
4
,
9
,
112
,
154
,
177
, (
see also
Djeser-Djeseru and under
Karnak);

cartouches
100
,
230
,
231
,
233
;

character
2–4
;

competence
112
;

coronation
106–9
;

death and burial
179
,
210–14
;

defacement of monuments
77–8
,
114–15
,
141
,
155
,
208
,
216–26
;

divinity
101
,
192
;

economy under
112
,
154
;

foreign policy
112
,

(defence and warfare)
137–44
,
210
,

(trade and exploration)
144–53
, (
see also
Punt
);

gender
1–2
,
5
,

(as man)
1
,
105
,
130–37
,
231–3
,

(as woman)
1
,
130
,
135–6
,
227
;

and Hathor
76
,
105
,
171–3
,
172
,
174
,
175
;

justification of rule
101
,
146
,
154
;

and Ka
103–4
,
131
;

as king
87–90
,
98
,
99–119
,
133
,

(date of becoming)
99–100
,
101
,
106–9
,
111–13
;

and
maat
9–10
,
89
,
136
,
146
,
157
,
158
,
226
;

memory
see
proscription
below
;

mummy
213–14
;

names
13
,
99
,
104
,
117
,
154
;

and Neferure
4
,
86
,
87–90
;

propaganda
2
,
4
,
6
,
101–6
,
146
,

(monuments as)
9
,
154
,
155
,
158
,
174
,
234
;

proscription of memory
1
,
4
,
77–8
,
80
,
141
,
155
,
216–26
,
233
,

(date)
114–15
,
218–19
,

(omitted from king lists)
1
,
224
,
230
,
233
, (
see also
defacement
above
);

Punt expedition
see under
Punt
;

as queen consort
80
,
81
,
83–6
,
100
,
106
,
112
;

as regent
1
,
97–8
,
113–14
;

regnal years
100
,
106
,
224
;

sarcophagi
124
,
126
,
211–12
,
223
;

sed-festival
109–11
,
161
;

self-presentation
101
,
118–19
,
130–37
,
231–3
;

and Senenmut
178
,
179
,
184
,
189
,
190–93
,
205
,
207–8
;

sexual behaviour
189
,
190–93
;

statuary
11
,
130
,
174–5
,
184
,
219
;

titles
60
,
83
,
97–8
,
117
;

tombs, (king's)
119
,
120
,
121–8
,
211–12
,
223
,

(queen's)
84
,
85
,
86
,
119
,
126
;

trade missions
1
,
9
,
144–5
, (
see also
Punt
);

and Tuthmosis I
4
,
117–19
,
122
,
132
,
161
,

(alleged co-regency)
101
,
105–6
,
110
,

(builds mortuary temple for)
119
,
127–8
,
169
,
175
;

and Tuthmosis II
1
,
65
,
66
,
80
,
81
,
83–6
,
96–7
,