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Neithhotep

Neithhotep or Neith-hotep (fl. c. 3050 BC) was an ancient Egyptian queen consort who lived and ruled during the early First Dynasty. Archaeological evidence may indicate that she may have ruled as pharaoh in her own right, and as such would have been the earliest known female monarch in history. She was subsequently considered to be the wife of unified…

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Burial
Naqada, Qena, Egypt
Died
c. 3050 BC
Tenure
c. 3050 BC

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Neithhotep

Nodes47
Edges46
Triples85
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.042553
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related to Tomb · 19
Neithhotep → Because, Egypt, French, Garstang Museum, German, It, Jacques, John Garstang, King Menes, Liverpool, Lower Egypt, Ludwig Borchardt, Morgan, Naqada, Narmer, Narmer's, Neithhotep's, The, University
related to Historical evaluations · 17
Neithhotep → After, Aha, Along, But, Egyptian, Egyptologists, Hor-Aha, However, Meritneith, Narmer, Neithhotep's, Secondly, Such, Thirdly, This, Wadi, Wadi Ameyra
related to Attestations · 12
Neithhotep → Abydos, Aha, Djer, Helwan, Hetepjw, It, Most, Naqada, Neith, Neithhotep's, On, One
related to New discoveries · 11
Neithhotep → At, Djer, Djer's, Iry-Hor, King Djer's, Narmer, Nebra, Neithhotep's, Sinai Peninsula, The Horus-falcon, Wadi Ameyra
related to Titles · 10
Neithhotep → Alternatively, At, Consort, Egyptians, Foremost, It, Meritneith's, Two Ladies, Tyldesley, Women
related to Name · 9
Neithhotep → Aha-Neith, Her-Neith, Libyans, Merneith/Meritneith, Nakht-Neith, Neith, Qa'-Neith, Sais, This
Burial · 1
Neithhotep → Naqada, Qena, Egypt
Died · 1
Neithhotep → c. 3050 BC
Tenure · 1
Neithhotep → c. 3050 BC

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name narmer queen royal king tomb serekh seal hor-aha early egyptian may several ruled egyptologists neithhotep's now impressions first pharaoh

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
NeithhotepBurialNaqada, Qena, Egypt1.00infobox
NeithhotepDiedc. 3050 BC1.00infobox
NeithhotepTenurec. 3050 BC1.00infobox
Hor-Ahainstance ofruler0.80text
Djer or Wadjinstance ofruler0.80text
Werner Kaiserinstance ofEgyptologists0.80text
Walter Binstance ofEgyptologists0.80text
Neithhoteprelated to AttestationsNeithhotep's0.60section
Neithhoteprelated to AttestationsHelwan0.60section
Neithhoteprelated to AttestationsAbydos0.60section
Neithhoteprelated to AttestationsNaqada0.60section
Neithhoteprelated to AttestationsIt0.60section

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