Lavish Tomb Suggests Queen Meret-Neith May Have Been Egypt's First Female Ruler
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Historians have long suspected that Queen Meret-Neith was the most powerful woman in Egypt around 3,000 BC. Now, archeologists have found evidence that indicates she may have been ancient Egypt's first female ruler. Before this, that honor belonged to Queen Hatshepsut (1507 BC - 1458 BC).
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meruxdudepro7772년 이하It would have been amazing for women to adopt the title of "pharaoh" because it would give them the respect they deserve
bookworm7892년 이하5000 year old wine and grape pits!!!
cute12년 이하yea we've had more boy kings than girls mostly boys in Egypt
zo-bro약 2년Yay to Queen Meret Neith. I wish the British respected women like that back in the old days, when America was still not a country.
live100약 2년In school we are learning about Ancient Egypt.and we never heard anything about her.
dem0nslayer약 2년This is so cool I thought that queen Hatsheput was the only female Egyptian ruler.- live100약 2년In school social studies we are learning about Ancient Egypt and we never heard anything like this.
urawizzardharry약 2년Cool.😎
firestarwarrior약 2년my teacher in middle school loves Queen Hatshepsut- zo-bro약 2년Well, you should tell your teacher too change her favorite Egyptian queen! LOL!
myjude약 2년Still REALLY cool though
puwojebivowo약 2년That's amazing!!!!!!!