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January 3, 2016
→Monotheistic revolution: typo
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→Monotheistic revolution: Akhenaten's monotheism was also an attempt to return to past.
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→Monotheistic revolution: add talatat
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January 1, 2016
December 31, 2015
→Nefertiti and Tut: "effective for her husband"
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→Nefertiti and Tut: typo
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→Nefertiti and Tut: fix typo
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→Nefertiti and Tut: In a few inscriptions, Nefertiti is described as "Akhenaten-less." This implies that she continue to rule after Akhenaten's death,
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The wars of Thutmose III (r. 1479-1425 B.C.) had exposed Egyptians, particularly those who had served in the army, to a variety of practices and views concerning religion.
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→Monotheistic revolution: Faced with the overmighty Amun cult, a succession of pharaohs promoted Atenism.
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→Monotheistic revolution: oops
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→Monotheistic revolution: add ref
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add hymn
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disk of the Sun
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→Monotheistic revolution: typo
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add "Monotheistic revolution"
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Aton--> Aten
He led a religious revolution, rejected the traditional gods of Egypt, and worshiped the sun
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Moses seems irrelevent
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December 30, 2015
December 29, 2015
December 28, 2015
correction
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add KV55
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less
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and
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Akhenaton died young was succeeded by the mysterious Semenkhhare, who ruled for only a year or two.
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December 26, 2015
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open '''Akhenaten''', or '''Amenhotep IV'''
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moved from Amenhotep IV to common name
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