149619 20260417104931.0 30ea6672-1a3c-4d1c-bfea-fdb12dd9416c DA Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut [Temple of Deir el Bahari] ca. 1490-1460 BCE 1490 BCE 1460 BCE stone, limestone This mortuary temple is divided into three terraces, each of which has a northern and southern portico (or colonnade). The temple is set within a natural bay in the limestone cliffs of the western mountains and located on the western bank of the Nile (or in Western Thebes, the great capital of Egypt during the New Kingdom). The terraces had, in antiquity, gardens of frankincense trees and other rare plantings brought from Punt. Reliefs on the walls illustrate a naval expedition to Punt, an exotic place, probably what is now Ethiopia or northern Somalia. This temple was built by Queen Hatshepsut, stepmother of pharaoh Thutmose III, who became regent for the adolescent Thutmose III when Thutmose II, her brother died. As the first known female monarch, she ruled for about two decades, thus delaying the kingship of Thutmose III. It is not known how she died or was superseded. Many of her portraits were destroyed after her death, no doubt on orders from Thutmose III. In the surviving portraits she appears as a male pharaoh with royal headdress and kilt and sometimes even the false beard. Some inscriptions refer to her as male. Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. Cite the source of the image as Reed College Digital Collections and when available also add the statement Courtesy of [individual/organization listed as Copyright Holder] or Public domain image. Unless an image's Copyright Holder is public domain, uses other than those described above - such as inclusion in a published or commercial work or a non-Reed-password-protected website - may require permission from the copyright holder. Archivision Inc. [all images © Scott Gilchrist / archivision.com] 1A3-EG-HT-H13.tif Symmetry Faces Humanities 110 Humanities Art Egyptian Ancient Egyptian New Kingdom [Egyptian] 15th Century BCE Temple [Religious Structures] Tomb [Burial Sites] Sculptures Senenmut [Egyptian architect, engineer, active ca. 1489-1469 BCE] Hatshepsut [Egyptian pharaoh and patron, 1479-1458 BCE] Archivision Addition Module One Sourced From Keller, Cathleen A. “The Statuary of Hatshepsut,” in Hatshepsut: From Queen to Pharaoh, ed. Catharine A. Roehrig, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005. p. 159. Additional Reference West Thebes, Deir el-Bahari, Egypt https://rdc.reed.edu/record/149619/files/A_71010.jp2 access 8e02e16f-c333-463a-a956-9fd714813021 2088791 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/149619/files/P_1A3-EG-HT-H13.tif preservation 9e9e65fc-a301-4d45-8057-655dc55b9acc 19609672 197926 A colossal painted head of Hatshepsut, detached from an Osiride statue, on the Upper Terrace, side view beiriger Art & Architecture 219980 20260406230433.0 5c1d2eda-018c-4e3e-9b40-4e76efb0ba34 DA Seated statue of Hatshepsut ca. 1479-1458 BCE [creation date] 1926-1927 [excavation date] 1479 BCE 1458 BCE 229.9 x 61 x 142.2 cm [90.5 x 24 x 56 inches] granite Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. 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Additional Reference Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York, United States ID: 27.3.163 [repository] Deir el-Bahri & el-Asasif, Thebes, Egypt [excavation location] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/219980/files/A_150479.tif access 6ec4cf7f-812d-40c7-b29d-d4bfb3bf3c95 6626868 669825 sbavier Art & Architecture 144628 20260406223759.0 97a92579-22f3-49a1-902b-f2b9cd38b9c4 DA Temple of Amun: Southern Buildings 1554-1305 BCE [creation date] 1554 BCE 1305 BCE stone, limestone Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. Cite the source of the image as Reed College Digital Collections and when available also add the statement Courtesy of [individual/organization listed as Copyright Holder] or Public domain image. Unless an image's Copyright Holder is public domain, uses other than those described above - such as inclusion in a published or commercial work or a non-Reed-password-protected website - may require permission from the copyright holder. Archivision Inc. [all images © Scott Gilchrist / archivision.com] 1A3-EG-K-TA-5-D6.tif Pylons Riverbanks Gateways Egypt - Upper Egypt Humanities Art Egyptian Ancient Egyptian New Kingdom [Egyptian] Eighteenth Dynasty 15th Century BCE 16th Century BCE 14th Century BCE Temple [Religious Structures] Monuments Architectural Sculpture [Sculpture] Temples Archaeological sites Architecture Unknown Egyptian builder Archivision Addition Module One Sourced From Keller, Cathleen A. “The Statuary of Hatshepsut,” in Hatshepsut: From Queen to Pharaoh, ed. Catharine A. Roehrig, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005. p. 162. Additional Reference Karnak [Thebes, Upper Egypt], Egypt [site] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/144628/files/A_66401.jpg access e4cd1970-fd7c-4607-b691-ba9901394247 1145286 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/144628/files/A_66401.hocr ba70b8dd-f658-4ceb-a48e-1cc4f2981508 285 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/144628/files/A_66401.txt 785c7332-128e-41f1-98bb-fbf5c1b045f5 2 192935 The Ninth pylons, view showing the south face whalen Art & Architecture 219952 20260406230433.0 6617f5c4-1ddc-4fb1-a865-2f327fc893c3 DA Sphinx of Hatshepsut ca. 1479-1458 BCE [creation date] 1926-1928 [excavation date] 1479 BCE 1458 BCE 164 x 343 cm [96.5625 x 135.0625 inches]; weight: 14900 lbs. granite, paint Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. 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Additional Reference Deir el-Bahri, Thebes, Egypt [excavation location] Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York, United States ID: 28.36.18 [repository] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/219952/files/A_150450.tif access 2907a8ab-7de4-46e7-8b65-0cfeb01fea2a 62711088 669797 sbavier Art & Architecture 219957 20260413135228.0 c228d354-a0e9-4612-ba0b-fc0f5d22752e DA Sphinx of Hatshepsut ca. 1479-1458 BCE [creation date] 1926-1928 [excavation date] 1479 BCE 1458 BCE 63.5 x 33 x 106.7 cm [25 x 13 x 42 inches]; weight: 432 lbs. limestone, plaster Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. 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Additional Reference Deir el-Bahri, Thebes, Egypt [excavation location] Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York, United States ID: 31.3.94 [repository] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/219957/files/A_150455.tif access 9483b064-d4a1-4bc8-bef4-8cb8d17b9c60 69206184 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/219957/files/A_150455.hocr cefdf1d5-6ec4-40c1-a34b-e59ac0c51b8f 288 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/219957/files/A_150455.txt 880cee84-96c6-4a24-9fdf-a94fd0bf8cdf 1 669802 sbavier Art & Architecture 219964 20260413135228.0 46799639-af7c-4961-adc9-86aaf43915c1 DA Kneeling statue of Hatshepsut ca. 1479-1458 BCE [creation date] 1927-1928 [excavation date] 1479 BCE 1458 BCE 261.5 x 80 x 137 cm [102.9375 x 31.5 x 53.9375 inches] granite Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. 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Roehrig, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005. p. 168. Additional Reference Deir el-Bahri, Thebes, Egypt [excavation location] Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York, United States ID: 29.3.1 [repository] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/219964/files/A_150462.tif access adb11bb6-e42a-47dc-bbd7-1125c2cdd67f 41125676 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/219964/files/A_150462.hocr f0b9213e-8ff6-448d-91fd-65a1c29fa73e 479 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/219964/files/A_150462.txt 0214cd7e-1a6a-4897-8501-7ff488b9bac5 4 669809 sbavier Art & Architecture 219969 20260406230433.0 bf82f205-487c-443c-b7d6-4c5e9aee9716 DA Kneeling statue of Hatshepsut ca. 1479-1458 BCE [creation date] 1927-1928 [excavation date] 1479 BCE 1458 BCE height: 295.9 cm [116.5 inches] granite Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. Cite the source of the image as Reed College Digital Collections and when available also add the statement Courtesy of [individual/organization listed as Copyright Holder] or Public domain image. Unless an image's Copyright Holder is public domain, uses other than those described above - such as inclusion in a published or commercial work or a non-Reed-password-protected website - may require permission from the copyright holder. Public Domain 150467.jpg Statues Rulers [people] Kneeling figures Humanities 110 Landvatter, Thomas Humanities Egyptian Dynasty 18 New Kingdom [Egyptian] Ancient Egyptian 15th Century CE Statues Sculptures Unknown artist Metropolitan Museum of Art Sourced From Keller, Cathleen A. “The Statuary of Hatshepsut,” in Hatshepsut: From Queen to Pharaoh, ed. Catharine A. Roehrig, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005. p. 169. Additional Reference Deir el-Bahri, Thebes, Egypt [excavation location] Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York, United States ID: 30.3.1 [repository] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/219969/files/A_150467.tif access 731bd12e-625e-4339-841e-528532fc10a5 42759880 669814 sbavier Art & Architecture 219948 20260406230433.0 4baa4bc8-6f2e-4925-ba61-3a445f7a02fb DA Hatshepsut in a Devotional Attitude ca. 1479-1458 BCE [creation date] 1927-1928 [excavation date] 1479 BCE 1458 BCE height: 242 cm [95.25 inches] granite, paint Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. 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Additional Reference Deir el-Bahri, Thebes, Egypt [excavation location] Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York, United States ID: 28.36.18 [repository] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/219948/files/A_150446.tif access edb43a39-2cd3-422c-9139-32be8e2f8ae9 42219208 669793 sbavier Art & Architecture 219962 20260413135228.0 abe6ea83-fc5f-4c89-acce-1cbe7947fa3c DA The Female Pharaoh Hatshepsut ca. 1479-1458 BCE [creation date] 1926-1928 [excavation date] 1479 BCE 1458 BCE 170 x 41 x 90 cm [66.9375 x 16.125 x 35.4375 inches] granite Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. 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Additional Reference Deir el-Bahri, Thebes, Egypt [excavation location] Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York, United States ID: 29.3.3 [repository] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/219962/files/A_150460.tif access 171899c1-63ab-444f-bc6e-7f50e969dbfe 60039692 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/219962/files/A_150460.hocr a0714b48-e636-443d-a50c-7850cb2048b0 291 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/219962/files/A_150460.txt 93188b36-e5e5-4e79-9adf-1589854372b0 4 669807 sbavier Art & Architecture 219944 20260413135227.0 e9f82a32-5313-4897-9789-de4b832ad656 DA Seated Statue of Hatshepsut ca. 1479-1458 BCE [creation date] 1926-1928 [excavation date] 1479 BCE 1458 BCE 213 x 50 x 119 cm [83.875 x 19.6875 x 46.875 inches]; weight: 2750 lbs. indurated limestone, paint Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. 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Roehrig, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005. p. 172. Additional Reference Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York, United States ID: 29.3.2 [repository] Deir el-Bahri & el-Asasif, Thebes, Egypt [excavation location] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/219944/files/A_150442.tif access f4e565e1-faae-4265-8695-6dab27658f72 16305660 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/219944/files/A_150442.hocr 3005f1bd-15ea-45ff-a290-75453d7ba00c 609 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/219944/files/A_150442.txt a05caa3f-36c2-4573-b0da-1da39be89eed 12 669789 sbavier Art & Architecture 227912 20260406230709.0 48ae4855-d644-4da1-8e6b-ca2fe61797d2 DA Hatshepsut Wearing the khat Headdress ca. 1479-1458 BCE [creation date] 1479 BCE 1458 BCE Diorite Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. 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Additional Reference The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York, United States, ID: 30.3.3 [repository] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227912/files/A_Keller_01.tif access 61ee9174-9986-41a6-8f5e-6a2bd1a45ce8 9871276 685343 cvandorff Art & Architecture 227913 20260406230709.0 95ac5fba-2006-40b3-bb72-c4e5bb4393ca DA Lower Part of a Statue Hatsheput as king ca. 1479-1458 BCE [creation date] 1479 BCE 1458 BCE Diorite Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. Cite the source of the image as Reed College Digital Collections and when available also add the statement Courtesy of [individual/organization listed as Copyright Holder] or Public domain image. Unless an image's Copyright Holder is public domain, uses other than those described above - such as inclusion in a published or commercial work or a non-Reed-password-protected website - may require permission from the copyright holder. Public Domain Keller_02.tif Temples Hatshepsut, Queen of Egypt Mortuary temples Humanities 110 Humanities Egyptian Ancient Egyptian Dynasty 18 New Kingdom [Egyptian] Statuettes [statues] Sculptures Unknown Egyptian creator The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Retrieved online from https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/547762 [January 8, 2026]. Sourced From Keller, Cathleen A. “The Statuary of Hatshepsut,” in Hatshepsut: From Queen to Pharaoh, ed. Catharine A. Roehrig, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005. p. 161. Additional Reference The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York, United States, ID: 31.3.168 [repository] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227913/files/A_Keller_02.tif access 9fd9dacb-dd5e-4952-962b-d4c96599fdf5 10035220 685344 cvandorff Art & Architecture 227914 20260406230709.0 f24201e0-3d4a-4f1f-9030-503e2bbda7aa DA Bust of an Osiride statue ca. 1479-1458 BCE [creation date] 1479 BCE 1458 BCE Limestone Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. Cite the source of the image as Reed College Digital Collections and when available also add the statement Courtesy of [individual/organization listed as Copyright Holder] or Public domain image. Unless an image's Copyright Holder is public domain, uses other than those described above - such as inclusion in a published or commercial work or a non-Reed-password-protected website - may require permission from the copyright holder. Public Domain Keller_03.tif Temples Mortuary temples Humanities 110 Humanities Egyptian New Kingdom [Egyptian] Dynasty 18 Ancient Egyptian Busts Sculptures Unknown Egyptian creator World History. Retrieved online from https://www.worldhistory.org/uploads/images/14312.jpg?v=1624285200-0 [January 8, 2026]. Sourced From Keller, Cathleen A. “The Statuary of Hatshepsut,” in Hatshepsut: From Queen to Pharaoh, ed. Catharine A. Roehrig, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005. p. 161. Additional Reference Deir el-Bahari, Luxor, Egypt [site] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227914/files/A_Keller_03.tif access 0f787f33-2d61-450b-bec4-cf643a5a817c 26153664 685345 cvandorff Art & Architecture 227915 20260406230709.0 9d7b61ec-9049-4fc9-a654-9469f801f485 DA Sphinxes of Hatshepsut ca. 1479-1458 BCE [creation date] 1479 BCE 1458 BCE Granite Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. Cite the source of the image as Reed College Digital Collections and when available also add the statement Courtesy of [individual/organization listed as Copyright Holder] or Public domain image. Unless an image's Copyright Holder is public domain, uses other than those described above - such as inclusion in a published or commercial work or a non-Reed-password-protected website - may require permission from the copyright holder. Public Domain Keller_04.tif Temples Hatshepsut, Queen of Egypt Sphinxes Humanities 110 Humanities Egyptian Ancient Egyptian New Kingdom [Egyptian] Dynasty 18 Statues Sculptures Unknown Egyptian creator Keller, Cathleen A. “The Statuary of Hatshepsut,” in Hatshepsut: From Queen to Pharaoh, ed. Catharine A. Roehrig, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005. p. 165. Sourced From Keller, Cathleen A. “The Statuary of Hatshepsut,” in Hatshepsut: From Queen to Pharaoh, ed. Catharine A. Roehrig, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005. p. 165. Additional Reference https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227915/files/A_Keller_04.tif access 60f4e54b-c908-4af3-bf3f-df273384e8cf 56696328 685346 cvandorff Art & Architecture 227916 20260414062337.0 d6aa1ad0-b241-41bc-aa04-cf7278ede868 DA Relief with Hatshepsut as a Sphinx ca. 1479-1458 BCE [creation date] 1479 BCE 1458 BCE Limestone Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. Cite the source of the image as Reed College Digital Collections and when available also add the statement Courtesy of [individual/organization listed as Copyright Holder] or Public domain image. Unless an image's Copyright Holder is public domain, uses other than those described above - such as inclusion in a published or commercial work or a non-Reed-password-protected website - may require permission from the copyright holder. Public Domain Keller_05.tif Temples Hatshepsut, Queen of Egypt Mortuary temples Humanities 110 Humanities Egyptian New Kingdom [Egyptian] Dynasty 18 Ancient Egyptian Relief sculpture Sculptures Unknown Egyptian creator Keller, Cathleen A. “The Statuary of Hatshepsut,” in Hatshepsut: From Queen to Pharaoh, ed. Catharine A. Roehrig, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005. p. 167. Sourced From Keller, Cathleen A. “The Statuary of Hatshepsut,” in Hatshepsut: From Queen to Pharaoh, ed. Catharine A. Roehrig, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005. p. 167. Additional Reference The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York, United States, ID: 23.3.172 [repository] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227916/files/A_Keller_05.tif access 2df8619f-f7be-4105-9c49-d973eee0b526 44710652 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227916/files/A_Keller_05.hocr 29427199-b44c-41c5-9d9f-cf607a444771 288 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227916/files/A_Keller_05.txt 634d8cdc-2420-41ac-93de-6b2a58d3fcee 3 685347 cvandorff Art & Architecture 227917 20260406230709.0 35b421ec-719b-402a-a198-161b86cd508f DA Hatshesput Kneeling ca. 1479-1458 BCE [creation date] 1479 BCE 1458 BCE Granite Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. Cite the source of the image as Reed College Digital Collections and when available also add the statement Courtesy of [individual/organization listed as Copyright Holder] or Public domain image. Unless an image's Copyright Holder is public domain, uses other than those described above - such as inclusion in a published or commercial work or a non-Reed-password-protected website - may require permission from the copyright holder. Public Domain Keller_06.tif Temples Hatshepsut, Queen of Egypt Mortuary temples Humanities 110 Humanities Egyptian Dynasty 18 New Kingdom [Egyptian] Ancient Egyptian Statuettes [statues] Sculptures Unknown Egyptian creator Keller, Cathleen A. “The Statuary of Hatshepsut,” in Hatshepsut: From Queen to Pharaoh, ed. Catharine A. Roehrig, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005. p. 167. Sourced From Keller, Cathleen A. “The Statuary of Hatshepsut,” in Hatshepsut: From Queen to Pharaoh, ed. Catharine A. Roehrig, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005. p. 167. Additional Reference The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York, United States, ID: 23.2.1 [repository] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227917/files/A_Keller_06.tif access 94438591-219f-4e6e-a9ed-1bc55c0dc9c0 45175852 685348 cvandorff Art & Architecture 227918 20260406230709.0 c9768ebb-da0a-489d-af68-7091491abf68 DA The Female Pharaoh Hatshepsut ca. 1479-1458 BCE [creation date] 1479 BCE 1458 BCE Granite Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. Cite the source of the image as Reed College Digital Collections and when available also add the statement Courtesy of [individual/organization listed as Copyright Holder] or Public domain image. 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Additional Reference The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York, United States, ID: 29.3.3 [repository] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227918/files/A_Keller_07.tif access 73595118-3349-4fa3-a00f-6b6be7c88a17 33277564 685349 cvandorff Art & Architecture 227919 20260414062337.0 5bdaeb9d-5fd3-4bf2-b25f-3eee9365d6da DA Seated Statue of Hatshepsut ca. 1479-1458 BCE [creation date] 1479 BCE 1458 BCE Indurated limestone, paint Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. Cite the source of the image as Reed College Digital Collections and when available also add the statement Courtesy of [individual/organization listed as Copyright Holder] or Public domain image. Unless an image's Copyright Holder is public domain, uses other than those described above - such as inclusion in a published or commercial work or a non-Reed-password-protected website - may require permission from the copyright holder. Public Domain Keller_08.tif Temples Hatshepsut, Queen of Egypt Mortuary temples Humanities 110 Humanities Egyptian New Kingdom [Egyptian] Dynasty 18 Ancient Egyptian Statuettes [statues] Sculptures Unknown Egyptian creator The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Retrieved online from https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/544450 [January 8, 2026]. Sourced From Keller, Cathleen A. “The Statuary of Hatshepsut,” in Hatshepsut: From Queen to Pharaoh, ed. Catharine A. Roehrig, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005. p. 172. Additional Reference The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York, United States, ID: 29.3.2 [repository] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227919/files/A_Keller_08.tif access 46262a2f-0deb-49c0-94cd-2b688ef909ae 36024684 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227919/files/A_Keller_08.hocr b7faca26-d21b-4c21-9f23-f0dd1f834e9a 486 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227919/files/A_Keller_08.txt dc4c4ac8-f6f0-40e8-ad1f-abca07a2b3a4 3 685350 Art & Architecture 227920 20260414062337.0 e9140718-28d4-4857-ad3b-12b9db8c31a1 DA Obelisk of Queen Hatshepsut West facing 1473-1458 BCE [creation date] 1473 BCE 1458 BCE stone, limestone Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. 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Additional Reference Karnak, Luxor, Egypt [site] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227920/files/A_Wilkinson_01.tif access 6e62cb12-fc2b-4380-b257-b7fc855a12d9 12183964 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227920/files/A_Wilkinson_01.hocr 425e55a8-1aaa-442c-aa38-f10561da71ca 683 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227920/files/A_Wilkinson_01.txt 78cc6492-badf-4ab4-827e-2df86c063226 12 685351 cvandorff Art & Architecture 227921 20260406230709.0 93f5e78d-1281-47ad-bb7a-ab7c246b627c DA Drawing of decoration from the temple at Buhen ca. 1479-1458 BCE [creation date] 1479 BCE 1458 BCE Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. 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Roehrig, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005. p. 10. Additional Reference https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227921/files/A_Roth_01.tif access b8a697bc-bf80-4cc1-a3fa-1c2e4a254130 14933036 685352 cvandorff Art & Architecture 227922 20260414062337.0 79821d0d-4412-4ba5-9321-846fd74e35ae DA Hatshepsut as a male king p. 10 Quartzite Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. Cite the source of the image as Reed College Digital Collections and when available also add the statement Courtesy of [individual/organization listed as Copyright Holder] or Public domain image. 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Additional Reference Chapelle Rouge, Karnak, Thebes, Egypt [site] https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227922/files/A_Roth_02.tif access d916f99b-a583-4354-883d-95d6d9f777f3 12213972 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227922/files/A_Roth_02.hocr 3f31f9de-ad0c-420c-b340-f80956ea548f 2356 https://rdc.reed.edu/record/227922/files/A_Roth_02.txt 109cf009-fab3-4ffc-b37a-dabede7d00b7 29 685353 cvandorff Art & Architecture 227923 20260414062337.0 4c4e154c-8c13-44d7-807b-4693ff606468 DA King of Upper and Lower Egypt King of Upper and Lower Egypt, Mother [of] p. 11 Images in this collection are provided for members of the Reed academic community, for use in teaching, study, and research. Reed College students, faculty, and staff may use images for in-class display, as well as academic presentations, papers, assignments, and senior theses. Cite the source of the image as Reed College Digital Collections and when available also add the statement Courtesy of [individual/organization listed as Copyright Holder] or Public domain image. Unless an image's Copyright Holder is public domain, uses other than those described above - such as inclusion in a published or commercial work or a non-Reed-password-protected website - may require permission from the copyright holder. © Ann Macy Roth Roth_03.tif Temples Egypt Hieroglyphics Humanities 110 Humanities American Line drawings Drawings Attributed to Roth, Ann Macy [American egyptologist, active 1977] Roth, Ann Macy. “Models of Authority: Hatshepsut’s Predecessors in Power,” in Hatshepsut: From Queen to Pharaoh, ed. Catharine A. Roehrig, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005. p. 11. Sourced From Roth, Ann Macy. “Models of Authority: Hatshepsut’s Predecessors in Power,” in Hatshepsut: From Queen to Pharaoh, ed. Catharine A. Roehrig, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005. p. 11. 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