Thutmose III (Part 7): Diplomacy & the Egyptian Empire.

1460 – 1455 BCE. After the brilliant campaign of regnal year 33, Thutmose enjoyed a period of peace and plenty. Foreign powers began to seek relations with Egypt, and the power of the Pharaoh appeared supreme. This manifested in the appearance of three unusual princesses…

Bibliography

  • Herbert Winlock, The Treasure of Three Egyptian Princesses (1948).
  • Christine Lilyquist (ed), The Tomb of Three Foreign Wives of Thutmosis III (2003).
  • Nora E. Scott, “Egyptian Jewelry,” The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin (March 1964).
  • Donald B. Redford, The Wars in Syria and Palestine of Thutmose III (2003).
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  1. frogb

    Hi Dominic. Long time listener of the show – love your podcast. Quick question though in regards to Lapis Lazuli that you mentioned in this episode. Didn’t the egyptians have a Lapis Lazuli mine in the Sinai for their own production of the resource?

    • Hi frog 🙂

      The Egyptians exploited Sinai for copper and turquoise, primarily.

      Regards,
      Dominic

  2. Angela

    I liked the inclusion of the three princess’ story, though I hope they didn’t die all together! That would be a bit fishy!

    • DominicPerry

      That would be, unless there was an epidemic we don’t know about

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