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Mentuemhat or
Montuemhat (c. 700 BCE – c. 650 BCE) was a rich and
powerful Theban official from
ancient Egypt who
lived during the Twenty-fifth Dynasty...
- instance, the
supreme authority in
Thebes seems to have been in the
hands of
Mentuemhat and his wife
Shepenupet II; the
latter was a
Nubian princess. By 653 BC...
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Atheradas of
Laconia wins the
stadion race at the 20th
Olympic Games.
Mentuemhat,
Egyptian government official. Manzo, Andrea; Zazzaro, Chiara; Falco,...
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Ancient Carthage acquires independence from Tyre.
Thales discovered the
first theorems related to circles.
Mentuemhat,
Theban Egyptian official v t e...
- from
Carian and
Ionian mercenaries.
Psamtik permits the city's
mayor Mentuemhat to
retain his position, who is not only the most
powerful Theban but also...
- The tomb is the
burial place of the
ancient Egyptian official,
Mentuemhat.
Mentuemhat was the 4th
Prophet of Amun,
Mayor of Thebes,
Governor of Upper...
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several pharaohs or high
Egyptian officials,
including the
Theban official Mentuemhat,
Philip III of Macedon, and
Ptolemy XIII. It was also used on the tomb...
- with the
approval of the
Theban aristocracy and the
tacit support of
Mentuemhat, who was the
Fourth Priest of Amun and the
Mayor of Thebes.
Psamtik I...
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Statue of
Hadrian Vase, from Tepe
Sialk (Iran), 1000 BCE
Portrait of
Mentuemhat, Thebes, 665-650 BCE
Cycladic Idol, from
Cyclades Greece, 3000 BCE classical/Ancient...
- had to come to a
power sharing arrangement with the
mayor of Thebes,
Mentuemhat. Her niece, Amenirdis, the
daughter of Taharqa, was
appointed as her heiress...
