gabolde造句

• Marc Gabolde contends that Tutankhaten never reigned for more than a few months at Amarna.
• Gabolde cites the Smenkhkare wine docket to support the idea that Smenkhkare must have succeeded Akhenaten.
• Marc Gabolde has long advocated that she continued to rule as Neferneferuaten after the death of Smenkhkare.
• The counter to this view comes from Marc Gabolde, who offers political necessity as the reason for Meritaten's demotion.
• More recent research by James Allen and Marc Gabolde has led to " a fair degree of consensus " that Neferneferuaten was a female ruler apart from Smenkhkare.
• Gabolde's Meritaten theory has the problem of the various private stelae depicting the female coregent with Akhenaten who would be dead by the time of her rule.
• Secondly, new archaeological work by French Egyptologists at Karnak has produced evidence of a pylon and an opulent festival court of Thutmose II in front of the 4th pylon according to Luc Gabolde.
• Acencheres is Ankhkheperure according to Gabolde, with a transcription error assumed which converted 2 years, 1 month into the 12 years, 1 month reported ( Africanus and Eusebius cite 32 and 16 years for this person ) by the addition of 10 years.
• Later, the French Egyptologist Marc Gabolde noted that several items from the tomb of Tutankhamun which had been originally inscribed for Neferneferuaten and read as " . . . desired of Ahkenaten " were originally inscribed as " Akhet-en-hyes " or " effective for her husband ".
• Having suggested that Kiya was the mother of Tutankhamun, Nicholas Reeves writes that " it is not beyond the realm of possibility that she fell from grace in a coup engineered by the jealous Nefertiti herself . " Having argued that Kiya was Tadukhipa, daughter of the King of Mitanni, Marc Gabolde suggests that she " paid the price " for a deterioration in the alliance between Egypt and Mitanni and was sent back home.