HATSHEPSUT: THE WOMAN WHO WOULD BE PHARAOH
- When:
- October 22, 2024 - November 22, 2024
- Time:
- 06:00 PM - 08:00 PM
- Category:
- Continuing Education
- Location:
- South Campus: REC 1000
- Details:
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Ancient Egypt had several strong female rulers. However, most ruled as regents for young children. One female who ruled in her own right was Queen Hatshepsut, daughter of one pharaoh, wife to another, and aunt to a third. Hatshepsut took the throne of Egypt and made it her own. This presentation will cover the major aspects of her rise to power, control of that power, and her withdrawal from political control.
Presenter: Karen Marcotte
Admission: $10
- Contact:
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Center for Workplace Learning
903.463.8765
http://wonilpnc.com/cwl