1990/08/01 by Aidan Dodson · 5 citations
Arts and Humanities · Medicine · #Ancient Egypt and Archaeology #Ancient history #Royal family #History #Crown (dentistry) #Classics #Law #Political science #Politics #Medicine
paper · doi:10.1177/030751339007600107
published in The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 76(1), 87-96 (SAGE Publishing)
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A survey of the known monuments of Prince Djhutmose, eldest son of Amenophis III, and of the role of the royal prince in the Eighteenth Dynasty. To this is appended a full list of such princes, and a reassessment of certain relationships.