Hatshepsut had many accomplishments, mostly she is known for the Temple of Deir el-Bahri. The temple is located on a sharp half-circle which is on the cliffs on the west bank of the Nile River. It guards the entrance to the Valley of Kings (Hirst, 2016). When Hatshepsut started building monuments she stayed more along the Nile river shoreline and her capital at Thebes. Even though Hatshepsut opened trade up again when she received lavish gifts she would give them to her patron god Aumn. It is said that Hatshepsut had introduced royal tombs to the Valley of Kings but there are opinions also that her father had introduced them (Eaton, 2015). Hatshepsut had a mortuary temple known as Djeser Djeseru, which means holy of holies, this temple is arranged within the west bank of the Nile across from Luxor it is also said to be one of the most glorious temples ever built (Brown, 2009). During her reign as Pharaoh, she reestablished trade contracts, Egypt received timber, turquoise and wealth of luxuries (Brown,
Hatshepsut had many accomplishments, mostly she is known for the Temple of Deir el-Bahri. The temple is located on a sharp half-circle which is on the cliffs on the west bank of the Nile River. It guards the entrance to the Valley of Kings (Hirst, 2016). When Hatshepsut started building monuments she stayed more along the Nile river shoreline and her capital at Thebes. Even though Hatshepsut opened trade up again when she received lavish gifts she would give them to her patron god Aumn. It is said that Hatshepsut had introduced royal tombs to the Valley of Kings but there are opinions also that her father had introduced them (Eaton, 2015). Hatshepsut had a mortuary temple known as Djeser Djeseru, which means holy of holies, this temple is arranged within the west bank of the Nile across from Luxor it is also said to be one of the most glorious temples ever built (Brown, 2009). During her reign as Pharaoh, she reestablished trade contracts, Egypt received timber, turquoise and wealth of luxuries (Brown,