Hatshepsut and Deir el-Bahari: the materialization of a mythology

Hatshepsut was a queen by heredity due to the Royal Blood of Ah-Més Nefertary, which legitimized her but also her daughters to accede to the throne. His lineage led her to share the throne with his father. After being consort of her brother Thutmose II, she was relegated to rule as regent of his stepson Thutmose III. Hatshepsut accept this regency of the little guy as it was planned in the dynastic order, although she begin to weave in collaboration with Sen-en-Mut a draft of dynastic legitimacy based on carnal descent of the god Amun and its relationship with the goddess Hat-Hor, lady of the West and sovereign of the gods, and all the goddesses related to her.

Dyeser-Dyeseru’s walls were embodied with this power, making this funerary temple into the realization of a complex theological project that would boost the regent as pharaoh.

Place: online platform of Psique Academy.

From February 3  to February 16

Recipients and requirements: prior knowledge is not required, the course is dedicated to anyone interested in the subject with internet access.

Duration: 15 hours

Evaluation through tasks, comments and questionnaires easily overcome when taking the course. Certificate of course will be issued to all students who pass the proposed activities.

Registration period: until November 10 (Registration will be closed when the capacity is completed)

Number of students: min 5 – max 30.

Teacher: Marina Esteve