meritneith造句

• Such a case is otherwisely known only from queen Meritneith.
• The tomb stela of Meritneith also proved the true gender of this queen.
• Thus, queen Meritneith was the first Egyptian female ruler who was allowed to use the serekh.
• The third examples of unusual serekhs are those of several queens, including the serekh of queen Meritneith.
• The case of queen Neithhotep shows astonishing similarities to that of queen Meritneith, who had led the royal office for her still Hor Den.
• Semerkhet not only confiscated Adjib's vessels, in his tomb several artifacts from the necropolis of queen Meritneith and king Den were also found.
• Such seals were discovered in Den's and queen Meritneith's tombs and they all consequently begin their list with Narmer, who was the husband of Neithhotep.
• For this reason, it was long thought that Meritneith was a man, until mud seal impressions revealed the female title " mwt nesw " ( " mother of ( the ) king " ).
• Egyptologists such as Walter Bryan Emery assume that this reference was an obituary to the queens Meritneith and Neithhotep from the early 1st dynasty, both of whom are believed to have held the Egyptian throne for several years because their sons were too young to rule themself.
• Equal status can be further illustrated by the very fact that Egypt was ruled by queens  female pharaohs such as Sobekneferu, Hatshepsut and Cleopatra VII, regents such as Meritneith or Ahmose-Nefertari or holders of the prestigious title God's Wife of Amun during the Late Period.