Historians
Defacement of Monuments
Explain the significance
General Knowledge
100

This historian argued that the attacks on Hatshepsut's monuments were not a straightforward damnatio memoriae.

Who is Peter Dorman?


100

The Latin term used to describe the deliberate erasure of a person's memory.

What is damnatio memoriae?

100

Hatshepsut's mummy

Answer: What is evidence she died naturally?

100

This pharaoh served as Hatshepsut's husband before his death.

Answer: Who was Thutmose II?

200

This historian demonstrated that the destruction campaign could not have begun before Year 42 of Thutmose III's reign.

Answer: Who is Charles Nims?


200

At Karnak, these towering monuments commissioned by Hatshepsut were partially hidden from public view.

Answer: What are the obelisks?

200

Year 42 of Thutmose III's reign.

What is evidence that the destruction campaign began much later

200

This title allowed Hatshepsut to exercise significant political influence before becoming king.

Answer: What was God's Wife of Amun?

300

This historian argued that Hatshepsut's successful reign posed a threat to traditional male succession

Answer: Who is Joyce Tyldesley?

300

This structure at Karnak was dismantled and some of its reliefs were effaced.

Answer: What is the Red Chapel?

300

Surviving images of Hatshepsut as queen

What is challenges a complete damnatio memoriae theory?
300

This mortuary temple, designed by Senenmut, is considered one of Hatshepsut's greatest architectural achievements.

Answer: What is Deir el-Bahri?

400

This historian argued that political necessity rather than hatred motivated Thutmose III.

Answer: Who is Donald Redford?

400

At Deir el-Bahri, these objects were smashed and buried in pits near the mortuary temple.

Answer: What are Hatshepsut's statues?

400

Replacement of cartouches with male ancestors.

What is supports arguments about dynastic legitimacy?

400

The Expedition to Punt demonstrates this major priority of her reign.

Answer: What is trade and economic prosperity?

500

These two historians described Thutmose III as unleashing his pent-up resentment against Hatshepsut.

Answer: Who are George Steindorff and Keith Seele?

500

Although many images were attacked, Peter Dorman notes that representations of Hatshepsut in this role were generally left untouched.

Answer: What is her role as queen?

500

The accession of Amenhotep II.

What may explain the political motive behind the attacks?
500

This source records an oracle proclaiming Hatshepsut's right to rule.

Answer: What is the Red Chapel inscription?

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