Avaris: note plans of early 18th Dynasty palaces
Minoan bull-leaping scene from Avaris, still a very international place in the 18th Dynasty
Karnak temple complex of Amun-Ra (not everything on this plan is 18th Dynasty - some is later and a tiny bit is earlier)
Amenhotep I statue from Sai Island: the early New Kingdom re-conquest of Nubia
An early image of Hatshepsut, when she has assumed some aspects of kingship but is still represented as a woman
Deir el-Bahri plans of the temples of Nebhepetre Montuhotep and Hatshepsut
A view of Deir el-Bahri
Scenes related to the Punt expedition carved at Hatshepsut's mortuary temple at Deir el-Bahri
Divine birth scenes from Hatshepsut's Deir el-Bahri temple
the Red Chapel at Karnak of Hatshepsut
Hatshepsut and Thutmose III participating in a festival procession, from the Red Chapel at Karnak
Axes of procession in Hatshepsut's Thebes
Thutmose III campaigns in the Levant (I don't have a ton of these images because that was Julia's lecture - don't neglect TIII when studying!)
Foreign wives of Thutmose III
Amenhotep II sphinx temple at Giza
comparative plans of the tombs of Thutmose III and Amenhotep II, Valley of the Kings
Map of New Kingdom Thebes (note that some of this stuff is later than we've gone in class, so if you don't recognize names, don't worry about it!)
The sphinx at Giza, with the stela of Thutmose IV nestled between its paws
Royal women of Thutmose IV: use this to remind yourself of differences in the roles and prominence of royal women over the course of the 18th Dynasty
Plan of Luxor Temple, terminus of the Opet Festival, largely showing the constructions of Amenhotep III
Divine conception scene of Amenhotep III from Luxor Temple
Colossi of Memnon from Amenhotep III's mortuary temple
Plan of various elements of Malqata, Thebes
Map of the Eastern Mediterranean in the reign of Amenhotep III
A block from Karnak, carved during the reign of Amenhotep IV
Plan of the city of Amarna in Middle Egypt
Tutankhamun, dwarfed by Amun
Restoration stela of Tutankhamun
Horemheb with some major gold of valor from his private tomb at Saqqara
Horemheb as king with Amun
