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AIDAN DODSON - The Modern Resurrection of Thutmose III & Hatshepsut - ARCE/NY at Salmagundi IV-16-24
Aidan Dodson sponsored by ARCE/NY at the Salmagundi Club in New York City.
Thutmose III | reigned for almost 54 years, until c. 1425 BC. For the first 22 years he was kept in the background by his step-mother Hatshepsut. As sole ruler, he embarked on a career of conquest, expanding the Egyptian Empire to its largest extant and ushering in a Golden Age. Having never lost a battle, he is nicknamed “The Napoleon of Egypt” and his military tactics are studied to this day. Late in his reign the memory of his predecessor Hatshepsut was expunged from historical records.
Hatshepsut | Wife of Pharaoh Thutmose II, became regent to his successor, her step-son Thutmose III. She seized the throne, becoming one of the few female rulers of Ancient Egypt from c: 1505-1482 BC. Her reign was typified by supreme artistic and cultural achievements. Her temple, opposite modern-day Luxor, is considered one of the masterpieces of world architecture.
Ultimately, they were both forgotten to history and only rediscovered after the ability to read hieroglyphs was regained in the 19th Century. They remain subjects of intense interest and debate to this day.
Thutmose III | reigned for almost 54 years, until c. 1425 BC. For the first 22 years he was kept in the background by his step-mother Hatshepsut. As sole ruler, he embarked on a career of conquest, expanding the Egyptian Empire to its largest extant and ushering in a Golden Age. Having never lost a battle, he is nicknamed “The Napoleon of Egypt” and his military tactics are studied to this day. Late in his reign the memory of his predecessor Hatshepsut was expunged from historical records.
Hatshepsut | Wife of Pharaoh Thutmose II, became regent to his successor, her step-son Thutmose III. She seized the throne, becoming one of the few female rulers of Ancient Egypt from c: 1505-1482 BC. Her reign was typified by supreme artistic and cultural achievements. Her temple, opposite modern-day Luxor, is considered one of the masterpieces of world architecture.
Ultimately, they were both forgotten to history and only rediscovered after the ability to read hieroglyphs was regained in the 19th Century. They remain subjects of intense interest and debate to this day.
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ARCE/NY The Celestial Harmonies at Dendera - J.M. Barrera
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ARCE, ARCE/NY and the Salmagundi Club, NYC hosted a presentation by José Maria Barrera of his spectacular photos in his new book "The Celestial Harmonies at Dendera" on March 12, 2024 before a fascinated audience. Questions and Answers followed.
ARCE-NY - John Freed, The Life and Troubled Times of Montuemhat, Mayor of Thebes - XII 05 23
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Montuemhat, fabulously wealthy and powerful, builder of one of the largest non-royal tombs in all of Ancient Egyptian history, was directly involved with the Nubian Dynasty of pharaohs, the Assyrian invasion and sack of the temples at Karnak, and the restoration of native control under the Saite 26th Dynasty. His life is a far-reaching saga and fodder for an amazing movie if anyone wants to mak...
ARCE-NY Dr. Stephen Harvey - The Earliest Horses and Chariots in Egyptian Art X 24 23
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Dr Stephen P. Harvey presents: "The Earliest Images of Horse and Battle Chariots in Egypt - a Re-Evaluation" on Oct 24, 2023. Dr. Harvey examines the exciting discoveries he's made at his life's major work at the funerary monuments of Ahmose and Tetisheri in Abydos, in conjunction with the American Research Center in Egypt- ARCE-NY and the Salmagundi Club, NY. Co-sponsored by ARCE-NY and the Sa...
Janice Kamrin - Powerful Women of Thebes: Tomb of the 3 Princesses, Deir el-Bahari - March 23, 2023
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Co-presented by ARCE/NY and the Salmagundi Club, at the Clubhouse, 47 Fifth Ave, NYC, March 23, 2023 ABSTRACT: The Met is privileged to display a number of objects from Tomb MMA 60, excavated in the 1920s by Herbert Winlock and the Egyptian Expedition, and gifted to the Museum by the Egyptian government. Dating to around 1000 BCE, this rock-cut sepulcher housed the burial equipment and bodies o...
Dr. BOB BRIER at the Salmagundi Club (NYC) - "Moving the Luxor Obelisk" I-31-23
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Renowned Egyptologist Dr. Bob Brier, aka “Mr. Mummy,” appeared at the Salmagundi Club in conjunction with the American Research Center in Egypt New York Chapter (ARCE/NY), on Jan 31, 2023, to explore the adventure and reality behind what he terms "Ancient Egypt's most impressive engineering accomplishment" - not the pyramids, but obelisks. No one knows how Ancient Egyptians (nor, for that matte...
Dr. BOB BRIER in person: “Tutankhamun and the tomb that changed the world”
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Renowned Egyptologist Dr. Bob Brier, aka “Mr. Mummy,” appeared at the Salmagundi Club in NYC, in conjunction with the American Research Center in Egypt New York Chapter (ARCE/NY), on Nov 15, 2022, to discuss recent discoveries and conclusions laid out in his new book, “Tutankhamun and the tomb that changed the world.” There is far more to the boy-king's story then just the discovery of his tomb...
Dr. Paul Stanwick - Becoming an Isis Initiate - ARCE-NY - XII-11-2019
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The New York Chapter of the American Research Center in Egypt (ARCE) presents Dr. Paul Stanwick. who explores the Isiac Mysteries in the Imperial Roman world. December 11, 2019 in New York City
"The Great Ramesside Monuments at Abydos" - ARCE-NY - Iskander Goelet VI-20-19
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The Archaeology Committee of the National Arts Club (NYC) and the American Research Center in Egypt (ARCE) New York Chapter graciously co-hosted this gala presentation featuring Dr. Sameh Iskander and Dr. Ogden Goelet discussing their recent work and new discoveries at the temple of Ramesses II at Abydos on June 20, 2019, at NAC before a celebrity-studded audience.
ARCE/NY Aidan Dodson - Sethy I, His Life and Afterlife - IV-16-19
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4:46 13:23 Don't you dare go making excuses for 'Manetho'...! 15:26 to 16:26 cc 16:05 🏴🚩 24:03🏴🚩 16:58 to 17:10 cc 17:35 🏴🚩 1743 18:03 to 18:13 cc 22:02 🏴🚩 24:14 'Moeris' 👎🏻👎🏻 'Amenenthe' 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🎉🎉🎇🎇🎆🎆🎇 35:03 Re-assessment (43:51 cc) 42:06 🤍wording🤍 46:02 (see 1:02:31)⛔🚫👎🏻👎🏻 53:50 56:49 to 56:54 59:33 cc 'causeway' 1:00:07 cc 1:01:01 to 1:01:32 cc 1:01:51 to 1:02:10 cc Berlin, Leiden and NYC are 'shafted' 1:05:12 NB 1:05:31 to 1:08:31 spleen/royal nurse/Hawassup🚫🦷/who is she? Left arm bent 29:36 to 30:32 'Lepsius' 🏴🚩👎🏻👎🏻 33:52 🏴🚩👎🏻👎🏻 35:00 🏴🚩👎🏻👎🏻 35:41 🏴🚩👎🏻👎🏻 36:19 to 36:22 🏴🚩👎🏻👎🏻 41:16 cc 🙄infra 43:16 🏴🚩👎🏻👎🏻 50:03 44:01 to 46:01 cc The Wrekin Crew / 're-build' 51:59 to 52:05 58:57 cc The Met 1911-1936 'Restoration work'
Informative lecture. I agree with you on the kv60 mummy, the identification process was rushed and flimsy, relying on pseudo scientific statements. The fact that it was a discovery channel project might provide an explanation.
Great lecture, bad audio
The sound isn't good
It's live.
For the ones interested in the Dendera temple, the channel Miniminuteman, hosted by archeologist Milo Rossi, has a remarkable segment on the subject. The recent video of his lecture at Virginia Tech can prove also useful. Good luck.
Thank you ARCE NY for having me. It was an absolute pleasure.
My nigga Bob! Read his audio book on ancient Egypt. No one is as enthusiastic on audible. This guy is great at telling stories
Sethy, like Seth, the brother of Adam, the 1st man? Almost like they were fascinated with the Bible once the Hebrews, I mean Hyksos, left. 🤔
ARCENY IS THE NAME. WONDER WHAT YALL ARE SETTING ON FIRE😂
This is one of the best videos on CZcams on Egyptian and Assyrian history. Thank you for posting this John. Hopefully you get more views. Bravo.
Wonderful and edifying.
Great presentation
An excellent demonstration 🎉🎉
long live the king
Great to see how an ancient Egyptian carpenter would have worked. These tools are amazing. I would love to see the furniture presentation! :)
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Very interesting lecture, actually expands on some things from the book and introduces some new perspectives. The whole period from the end of Tutankhamun's reign to Ramesses II is a fascinating one and Seti will have lived through it all.