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A red granite statue of Hatshepsut. Hatshepsut was a controversial woman who ruled as pharaoh during the 18th Dynasty of the New Kingdom. In her art, she was often depicted as a man in order to appear as a legitimate pharaoh. (Photo: Sandro Vannini)
Further information:
The Quest for Hatshepsut - Discovering the Mummy of Egypt's Greatest Female Pharaoh
Further information:
Press Release - Identifying Hatshepsut's Mummy Location
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30° 2' 26.0376" N, 31° 15' 21.9744" E
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