BY DAVE RANKIN Seti the 1st returned home from battle against the “vile” Kheta with captives and “the choicest items...
BY DAVE RANKIN From the very onset Rameses the 1st was appointed the new ruler of ancient Kemet, he had one thing in mind, to uphold...
BY DAVE RANKIN If a pharaoh has no heir, it’s his position as leader of the nation to appoint a successor. This has to happen for...
BY DAVE RANKIN The passing of Aye left a power vacuum, which needed to be filled, and only one person had the gall to finally sit...
BY DAVE RANKIN In our previous entry, we took the time to highlight the life of The Great Royal Wife, “She who lives her for Amun”,...
BY DAVE RANKIN Inter-family marriages were common for many lineages through the history of Kemet. I personally have outlined numerous full or half siblings joined in...
BY DAVE RANKIN Up to this point, Tutankhamun had made considerable effort to restore the confidence of the nation. Moving the capital city back to the...
BY DAVE RANKIN The reign of Tutankhamun’s predecessor Akhenaten left the nation of Kemet in a weakened state on so many fronts. As outlined in previous...
BY DAVE RANKIN Prior to the discovery of his tomb in 1922 by the famed Howard Carter, which catapulted him to an immortal status, the life...
BY DAVE RANKIN If you ask anyone to ramble off a few ancient Egyptian names of women they have heard of, she would definitely be in...
