Hatchepsut: The Female Pharaoh (48 page)

(and memory)
94
,
117
,
118–19
;

and Tuthmosis III
113–15
,
224
,

(alleged feud)
80
,
138
,
216–27
,

(regency)
1
,
97–8
,
113–14
,

(shared reign)
114
,
136
,
210
,
224
,

(Tuthmosis buries)
211
,
214
,

(Tuthmosis’ proscription of memory)
216–26
;

and warfare
29
,
137–44
,
174

‘Hatchepsut Hole’, Deir el-Bahri
221

‘Hatchepsut Problem’
77–80

Hathor (goddess)
172
,
173
;

Cusae temple
158
;

cult at
Djeser-Djeseru
165
,
169
,
171
,
172
,
173
,
174
,
175
;

Hatchepsut and cult of
76
,
105
,
171–3
,
174
,
175
;

queens' association with
46
,
172–3
;

worship in Deir el-Medina
57

Hatnofer (Senenmut's mother)
99
,
180
,
182–3
,
198

Hatnub quarries
39

Hayes, William C.
79
,
99
,
130
,
234

height, average
125

Heket (goddess)
101
,
104

Heliopolis
29
,
215
,
228

Henketankh
(temple)
127

Herit, princess
19

Her-Neith, queen
44

hieroglyphic writing
230
,
231
,
234

Hippolyta (Amazon)
140

historical background
15–42

Hittites
27
,
36
,
39
,
68
,
227

homosexuality
189–90

Horemheb, pharaoh
92
,
107

Hormose (singer)
196

horses
21

Horus (god)
8
,
58
,
60
,
136
,
190
;

sons of
199

Howarth, Jesse
213

hunting
76
,
77
,
215

Hyksos
15
,
18–21
,
22–5
,
135
,
235
;

Ahmose expels
24–5
,
26
,
141
;

Hatchepsut and memory of
9
,
157

image, power of; as substitute for person or thing represented
137
,
142
,
188
,
194–5

Imhotep, vizier
116
,
175–6

incense
145
,
146
,
147–8
,
151
;

trees
148
,
148
,
152
,
170–71

Ineni (court official)
71–2
,
83
,
116
,
117
,
119
,
185–6
;

architect
71–2
,
121
,
159
,
205

Inet
see
Sitre

Inhapi, tomb of
92–4

inheritance law
68

inscriptions, monumental
11
,
12
;
see also
defacement of monuments

Instructions in Wisdom
16

Intermediate Periods
6
,
8
,
235
;

First
34
,
235
;

Second
9
,
15
,
18–21
,
58
,
235
;

Third
60
,
212
,
235

Ipuwer, Admonitions of
9

irrigation
7
,
16

Isabella, queen of Spain
140

Isis (goddess)
46
,
58
,
69
,
101
,
199

Isis, queen
94
,
224

Islam
223

isolation policy
21
,
27

Istabl Antar
see
Speos Artemidos

Itj–Tawy
15

Itruri
75

ivory
145
,
147
,
151

jewellery, Hatchepsut's
129

Joan of Arc
133–4
,
140
,
191

Josephus
13
,
230

jubilees
109–11
,
161

Ka, royal
102
,
103–4
,
131

el-Kab
24–6
,
49

Kadesh
36
,
214–15

Kamose, pharaoh
20
,
23–4
,
55

Karnak temple complex
32
,
34
;

Ahmose Nefertari and
61
,
159
;

Amen, great temple of
23–4
,
30
,
32
,
162
,
163
,
174
,
188
;

Amenhotep I's embellishment
71
,
159
,
162
,
164
;

Amenhotep III's building at
17
;

demolition of earlier buildings
158–9
,
221
;

Chapelle Rouge
see under
its separate entry;

Hall of Annals
215
,
220
;

Hatchepsut's building
158–9
,
162–4
,
219
,
233
, (
see also
obelisks
below, and
Chapelle Rouge
);

Hatchepsut's coronation
109
;

Hatchepsut Suite
164
,
219
;

inscription on Mutnofret
77
;

Mut, temple of
164
,
188
;

obelisks
158–9
,
159–62
,
164
,
174
,
194
,
216
,
221
,
233
;

processional ways
107
,
159
,
162
,
164
,
170
;

pylons
71
,
164
;

Senenmut and
178
,
188
,
194
;

stela of Kamose
23–4
;

Tuthmosis I's works
71
,
158–9
,
161
,
164
;

Tuthmosis II's works
81
,
158
,
164
;

Tuthmosis III's works
164
,
215
,
220–21
;

see also
Chapelle Rouge

Kennedy family
48

Kerma, kingdom of
19–20

Khabekhnet, tomb of, Deir el-Medina
57

Khaemwaset, Prince
76

Khenmetankh
(mortuary chapel)
72–3
,
75
,
76
,
77
,
128

Khnum (god)
101
,
103
,
104

Khonsu (god)
31
,
162
,
170

king lists
1
,
12
,
18
,
224
,
230
,
233

kings and kingship
6–10
,
41
;

and Amen
3
,
30–31
,
32–3
;

building works
7
,
40
;

children
54–8
;

continuity
6
;

coronation
106–9
,
135
,
174
;

display
41
;

divinity
7–10
,
20
,
33
,
47
,
64
,
101–6
,
134–5
,
192
;

foreign, adopt traditional regalia
135
;

harems
36–7
,
50–54
;

marriages
50–54
,
65–9
,
75
;

military leadership
27
,
29
;

office/person distinction
6
,
135
;

presentation and appearance
135–7
;

progresses
36–8
;

quarrying monopoly
200–201
;

and religion
7–10
,
17
,
30
,
33
,
101–6
,
169
;

succession from outside immediate family
62
,
135
;

tombs
37
;

women
6
,
18
, (
see also
Hatchepsut
;
Sobeknofru
;
Twosret);
see also
co-regency
;
Ka;
regalia
;
regencies

Kom Ombo
215

Kush
19–20
,
61
,
117
,
142

labour force
7
,
38

land ownership
39
,
45
,
52
,
54

Lansing, Ambrose
99
,
234

law: inheritance
68
;

sexual relations
67

Leicester, Robert Dudley, Earl of
182

Lepsius, Karl Richard
122
,
232–3

Levant
24
,
26
,
27
,
36
,
144
,
210
,
214–15
;
see also
Palestine

life expectancy
73

literacy
88
,
180

literature
16
,
39–40
,
66
,
123
,
215

Livia, Roman Empress
191

living conditions
34–5

lower classes
41
,
42
,
132

Luxor
34
,
102
,
107
,
162

luxury goods
39
,
144–5

maat
(continuity)
8–10
,
88
,
162
;

Hatchepsut as preserver
9–10
,
89
,
136
,
146
,
157
,
158
;

Hatchepsut as threat to
226

Maatkare (Hatchepsut's throne name)
13
,
99
,
104

Manetho (scribe)
1
,
12–13
,
20
,
133
,
230

Marianne of France
140

Mariette, Auguste
11
,
234

Mark Anthony
230

marriage: to close relations
50
,
65–9
,
181
;

dynastic
50
,
51–2
,
68–9
;