Tutankhamun's Armies: Battle and Conquest During Ancient Egypt's Late Eighteenth Dynasty

John Coleman Darnell · Colleen Manassa

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Atlas. Acknowledgments. Note to the Reader. Chronology. 1 Land of Desert and Nile. 2 Interlude. Founding of the New Kingdom. Eighteenth-Dynasty Kingship. Amunhotep III: King as Solar Disk. Akhenaten: Solar Disk as King. Four Features of Atenism. Aket-aten: A New Capital. Amarna Style of Art. Proscription of Other Deities. Importance of Women at Amarna. Atenism: Re-creation of Creation. Location of Akhet-aten: Home of the Ogdoad. Akhenaten as Creator Deity. Gods Have Not Yet Been Born. Female Light Powers. Ankh(et)kheperure Neferneferuaten and Smenkhkare: Ephemeral Kings. Tutankhamun: Boy King. After Tutankhamun: Aye. Horemhab: General. 3 Trampling the Nine Bows: Military Forces and Weaponry. Branches of the Egyptian Military. Weapons and Armor. Horses and Chariots. War Dogs. Clothing, Armor, and Defensive Weapons. Signaling Equipment. Fortifications, Camps, and Siege Technology. 4 Land of Gold: Southern Empire. Egyptian Fortifications in Nubia. Southern Border of the New Kingdom. Viceroys of Nubia. Cities in Nubia. Tutankhamun Stela from Kurkur Oasis. Nubian Wars of the Period. Spoils of Battle: Durbars of Akhenaten and Tutankhamun. Nubian Experience of Colonization. 5 Wretched Asiatics: Northern Empire. Prelude to Amarna: Early Eighteenth-Dynasty Wars with Mitanni. Egyptian Empire in Syria-Palestine. Letters. The Vile Dog of Amurru. Fall of Sumur and the Great Syrian Campaign. Realpolitik of Akhenaten. Akhenaten's Attack on Kadesh. Asiatic War of Tutankhamun. Affair of the Egyptian Queen. 6 Uniting the Two Lands: Domestic Security and the Army in Peacetime. Akhenaten's Domestic Policy. Police and Military Installations at Akhet-aten. Western Frontier. Corps of Engineers. Naval and Port Security. Religious Functions of the Military. Epilogue. Notes. Further Reading. Index.

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