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Destruction des statues de la reine égyptienne Hatchepsout : une nouvelle étude conteste la vengeance

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By Jun Yi Wong, PhD Candidate in Egyptology, University of Toronto

Après la mort de la reine pharaon égyptienne Hatchepsout vers 1458 avant notre ère, de nombreuses statues à son effigie ont été détruites. Initialement, les archéologues pensaient que son successeur, Thoutmosis III, avait agi par vengeance. Cependant, l'état des statues retrouvées à proximité de son…

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