I'm pretty sure it's going to be a lot of fun to listen to Prof. Bob Brier's classes in person.
When I was writing book summaries for my friend's idol Pharoah Hatshepsut, I noticed the YouTube channel has a video about the first Egyptian Pharoah. I didn't pay much attention to him because my friend doesn't seem to have any interest in him anyway. Interestingly, several months later, this audiobook brings me back to the first Pharoah Narmer. Check out the video below.
The video about Hatshepsut again.
The pharaoh after Hatshepsut—Thutmose III. He was briefly mentioned in the book [Book Summary] The Woman Who Would Be King—Kara Cooney.
Akhenaten is the only pharaoh who tried to push for monotheism and worship Aten only. By the way, his name wasn't Akhenaten in the first place. It was Amenhotep.
It's quite fascinating in the section covering the religious revolution. I'd recommend you watch the introductory video below!
And for sure I'm not leaving Ramesses II (Ramesses the Great) out in this summary. He's a warrior, a builder, and a lover. (Well, also a boaster...)
Since Prof. Bob Brier mentioned that he thinks Nefertari's tomb is the most beautiful one in the queen's valley when he introduced Ramesses the Great, I decided to look it up on YouTube and share some videos with you. (The video owner doesn't allow the videos to be embedded in any other website.)
Exclusively Reveal secret of queen's Valley & Is QV66 Nefertari tomb worth the ticket explained
Exclusive information you should know before touring QV66 Nefertari tomb unparalleled beauty (2)
Exclusive & complete guide to QV66 Nefertari tomb unparalleled beauty (3) Staircase A & Antechamber
Exclusive Guide QV66 Nefertari tomb (4) Secret of human Creation from the lost book of Enki Nibiru
Exclusive Guide QV66 Nefertari tomb (5) Egypt most beautiful Tomb murals Journey to the afterlife
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