New Kingdom — historias y artículos
Todo lo etiquetado como New Kingdom en WonderBooks: 1 artículo(s) y 30 historia(s) ilustrada(s), gratis con narración en audio.
Artículos
Historias ilustradas
- Akhenaten
Closed Egypt's temples for a single god, built a capital in empty desert, and was erased for it - Amenhotep III
Ruled the richest, most peaceful years Egypt would ever know, and built on a scale nobody matched - Amun, the Hidden One
- Hatshepsut and the Voyage to Punt
Ruled as king for twenty years and sent a fleet to Punt, then had her name chiselled out - How a Hieroglyph Actually Works
- Karnak, the Temple That Was Never Finished
- Nefertari: A Temple of Her Own
A queen given a temple of her own and the most beautiful painted tomb in Egypt - Ramesses II
Reigned sixty-six years, signed the first peace treaty on record, and carved his name on everything - Ramesses III
The last pharaoh to win a great war, and the first known to face a strike by his own workmen - Seti I
Restored Egypt's empire and left the finest carved reliefs ever cut in Egyptian stone - The Amarna Letters
three hundred clay tablets of royal correspondence, in the wrong language, from the wrong country - The Battle of Megiddo
- The Bust of Nefertiti
an unfinished workshop model, its one missing eye, and the other faces found on the same shelf - The Cache of Kings
- The Conspiracy Against Ramesses III
- The Curse, and Who It Was For
- The Expulsion of the Hyksos
- The Founding of Akhetaten
- The Karnak Cachette
a pit under a courtyard holding eight hundred statues, and why they were buried rather than broken - The Mask of Tutankhamun
eleven kilograms of gold, the nested coffins it sat inside, and the throne that came out of the same room - The Restoration of the Gods
- The Step in the Rubble
- The Strike at Deir el-Medina
- The Unfinished Obelisk
- The War of the Sea Peoples
- The Year Egypt Had One God
- Thutmose III
Fought seventeen campaigns and built the largest empire Egypt ever held - Tutankhamun: The Tomb the Robbers Missed
A boy king who undid his father's revolution, and whose intact tomb made him the most famous of them all - What Killed Tutankhamun
- Where Nefertiti Went