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grbs-1951	Carney, Elizabeth D.	Women and Military Leadership in Pharaonic Egypt	2001	17	.pdf	application/pdf	6424	213	54	The following will be cited by authors’ names alone: C. ALDRED, Jewels of the Pharaohs: Egyptian Jewelry of the Dynastic Period (New York 1971); W. VON BISSING, Ein thebanischer Grabfund aus dem Anfang des neuen Reiches (Berlin 1900); G. CALLENDER, “A Critical Examination of the Reign of Hatshetsup,” Ancient History: Resources for Teachers 18 (1988) 86–102; R. MORKOT, “Violent Images of Queenship and the Royal Cult,” Wepwawet 2 (1986) 1–9; D. B. REDFORD, The History and Chronology of the Egyptian Eighteenth Dynasty: Seven Studies (Toronto 1968); G. ROBINS, Women in An- cient Egypt (Cambridge [Mass.] 1993); M. SALEH and H. SOUROUZIAN, Official Catalogue: The Egyptian Museum, Cairo (Mainz 1987); C. VANDERSLEYEN, Les guerres d’Amosis: Fondateur de la XVIII e dynastie (Brussels 1971) 2 See Robins 21–55 for an overview of the role of Egyptian royal women and a brief survey of the most prominent ones. The military role of Egyptian royal women, though likewise partly tied to the dynastic nature of monarchic rule, was also connected in a fundamental way to a symbolic ideology of monarchy in which the ruler was the source of social order, endlessly reasserted, and so survived the demise of 63	cache/grbs-1951.pdf	txt/grbs-1951.txt